The phrase "state ordinance" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a law or regulation that is passed by a state government. Example: According to the state ordinance, all businesses must close by 10pm on weekdays.
The state ordinance allows towns to designate roads scenic if they meet one of seven or so criteria, like being unpaved, being lined with old stone walls or mature trees, being no more than 20 feet wide, offering views, or running by streams, lakes or ponds.
The constraints in equation (2) prevent allocating a license to any two parcels that are too close to each other (i.e., within the minimum separation distance established by state ordinance).
And finally, pass city and state ordinances to outlaw rats and mice.
The driver notifies the police, who arrest Parks for violating city and state ordinances.
But its success will depend on how good the service is at navigating parking laws, which are often a confusing hodgepodge of local and state ordinances.
The city and state ordinances forbidding lights at Wrigley held firm under court testing, but now Cubs' president Dallas Green was talking about adding 20,000 new seats to the park(which now holds 38,000) if the lights did go in--a move that seemed certain to destroy its airy vistas & rural ambience.
After Ms. Sedlmeyer found that conditions at Joely Swartzentruber and John Miller's residential outhouses were similar — and their owners also refused to comply with state ordinances — Judge Krumenacker ordered the two homes and their barns padlocked on May 15, forcing the families to move in with relatives.
Local and state ordinances have made smoking in public places an increasingly rare spectacle too.
What Hume isn't saying -- and he just admitted to being a week behind on "reading the news" and "knowing things" and so maybe doesn't know -- is that the law was recently expanded so that police could apply this law in cases where there were suspected violations of local or state ordinances.
Over 180 local and 11 state ordinances have been passed to prohibit the use of e-cigarettes in public places where smoking is not permitted.
"The only thing we have going for us is the Oregon state noise ordinance," said Mike Eaton, an opponent of the turbines.
