Sentence examples for ordinances section from inspiring English sources

Athens-Clarke County in Georgia further implemented an ordinance in 2005 prohibiting smoking in all restaurants and bars but not in all workplaces (Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, Code of Ordinances, Section 4.3, 2005).

At the heart of the controversy over the Ordinance is a small section contained within it when first introduced, and since removed, that would allow people to use whichever restroom or locker room best fits their gender identity.

"We have a fast-food restaurant section in our ordinance that includes drive-through service.

Council members had removed the section of the ordinance that would have allowed transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with.

The revised document not only eliminates compulsory designation, but removes a section of the ordinance that would have allowed neon signs to be restored in areas where neon is not currently allowed and adds a process for removing the city's protection of certain historic signs.

Mike Feuer to rewrite sections of two city ordinances that regulate the size of new homes in single-family neighborhoods and in hillside areas.

Created by municipal ordinance, a Special Improvement District encompasses a section of downtown.

In recent years, municipalities including Burlington, New Milford, Thomaston, Windham and Wallingford have adopted ordinances or amended zoning regulations to include sections on adult-oriented businesses.

Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City passed an ordinance in November 1933 banning trucks from its section of the skyway, which effectively banned them from the whole road.

Specifically, since 1997, section 2(4) of the Immigration Ordinance states that "a person shall not be treated as ordinarily resident in Hong Kong while employed as a domestic helper who is from outside Hong Kong", In 2011, the Court of First Instance found in Vallejos v. Commissioner of Registration that this definition of "ordinarily resident" contravened Article 24 of the Basic Law.

The turn-in takes place on the heels of a federal judge ruling Tuesday that a key section of the city's gun ordinance -- one that bans residents convicted of using a firearm illegally from obtaining a permit -- is unconstitutional.