Sentences with phrase «city city ordinance»

We'll listen to the facts of your accident and apply the law of Florida and local Orange City city ordinances.

We'll listen to the facts of your accident and apply the law of Missouri and local Kansas City city ordinances.

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Not only are there state and federal regulations to follow and comply with, there are also town and city ordinances you need to know and follow in order to successfully run your business.

Following the lead of voters in Seattle in 2016, the Chicago City Council passed an ordinance in October requiring hotels to provide panic buttons to workers by next summer if they work alone in guest rooms.

It returned to the city after state legislators overturned the local ordinance.

The hotel industry ended up compromising with the Chicago City Council, and the proposed ordinance in Long Beach failed to pass.

The case was tossed not just because of bad punctuation, but because Ms. Cammelleri argued that she was unable to understand the specifics of a city ordinance banning parking vehicles for more than twenty four hours.

Many cities and suburbs have sign ordinances that restrict the size, location and sometimes the lighting and type of sign used.

Austin's mayor, Steve Adler, has said for months he doesn't believe the amended ordinance will cause these companies to leave the city.

In a press statement this week, the organizers behind the Austin, Texas - based conference set out a no - drones policy, citing a city ordinance.

Cities all over the world targeted noisy technologies, like the Klaxon automobile horn, which Paris, London and Chicago banned by ordinance in the 1920s.

The city of Denton's lending ordinance, which passed in March, prohibits payday and auto - title lenders from renewing borrowers» loans more than three times.

Despite their concerns, state regulators do not have authority to enforce the city's ordinances, Edgerton said.

Seeing the lenders» statehouse clout, a number of cities, including Dallas, San Antonio and Austin, have passed local ordinances that aim to break the cycle of payday debt by limiting the number of times a borrower can take out a loan.

City officials have sued to overturn voter - approved ordinances to expand access to dispensaries.

Miami Beach Commissioner Kristen Rosen Gonzalez wants the city to consider an ordinance that would require hotels to provide workers with panic buttons to report sexual harassment or assault.

On Wednesday, she will ask the city commission to refer discussion of a potential sexual harassment ordinance to the Neighborhood / Community Affairs Committee, the first step in what could become an ordinance similar to one passed in Chicago in October.

He granted a preliminary injunction temporarily halting that portion of the city's ordinance.

As in other cities, Miami Beach's ordinance would require hotels to pay for the devices.

The ordinance seeks to establish regulation and a permitting process that would enable the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency or Department of Public Works to take action against scooters from companies that don't have an official permit from the city.

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The city is drafting an ordinance that could license and regulate adult - use retail stores by June 2018.

Now, if only our state leaders would get on board to support local city ordinances...

The RFP follows the Seattle City Council's passage of Ordinance 125257 in February 2017, which cut back on the city's dealings with Wells Fargo due to the bank's involvement in the Dakota Access pipeline and predatory lending practiCity Council's passage of Ordinance 125257 in February 2017, which cut back on the city's dealings with Wells Fargo due to the bank's involvement in the Dakota Access pipeline and predatory lending practicity's dealings with Wells Fargo due to the bank's involvement in the Dakota Access pipeline and predatory lending practices.

«Nothing in San Francisco's pending ordinance punishes hosting platforms for their users» content,» says Andrea Guzman, a representative of the city attorney office.

On Tuesday, Oakland passed a new ordinance regulating the use of surveillance devices by the city.

The city is using its blight ordinance to pressure the owner of the Hartford 21 tower to do something with another prominent but deteriorating building near Bushnell Park: the former YMCA building.

In 2012, the city council in Omaha, my former hometown, passed a gay - rights ordinance without official opposition from the Omaha archdiocese.

In 1997, Cardinal William Levada of San Francisco was faced with a city ordinance requiring his diocese to extend spousal benefits to «domestic partnerships,» which explicitly included same - sex couples.

For instance, in a colorful case involving a city ordinance restricting the practice of animal sacrifice, the Court severely criticized officials for acting out of animosity towards the Santeria religion, which engages in the ritualistic slaughter of pigeons, goats, and turtles (among other animals) and at least sometimes leaves the carcasses along roadsides and in other public places.

Another pastor told me he had been «torn in two» over the ordinance, feeling it wouldn't be beneficial to the city.»

For instance, in a colorful case involving a city ordinance restricting the practice of....

He and two pastors were arrested this week for defying a new city ordinance that «effectively outlaws» giving food to homeless people in public places, because what even is this world anymore.

This past October, Mayor Annise Parker of Houston subpoenaed sermons from several pastors in the Houston area who opposed a city ordinance that would have allowed people to choose which bathroom — male or female — they could use in a public establishment.

For example, Milwaukee Innercity Congregations Allied for Hope (MICAH), part of the Gamaliel network, pushed in the early «90s for an ordinance establishing hiring guidelines for city and country contracts.

The ordinance, which the city government passed and the mayor approved, was opposed by a group of book publishers, distributors and sellers.

In a two to one decision, a panel of appeals judges affirmed an earlier decision by Judge James Ishmael, who reversed the Lexington Human Rights Commission's 2014 decision that the company violated the city's fairness ordinance.

If Boston decides to pass an ordinance banning the company from their city they will be well within their rights.

Well, Marty tells us, that phrase — which is not found in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights but comes from a letter that Thomas Jefferson sent to a group of Connecticut Baptists — will not be of much help to a congregation that needs to challenge a local zoning ordinance, or to ask the city police force for help in keeping the neighborhood noise level down during Sunday morning worship hours.

Many private schools have school on holidays of every major religion and nobody complains there — if you need to skip school to attend religious services, that is usually acceptable, but to make it a city - wide ordinance is just ridiculous.

In a pair of side - by - side op - ed pieces last April, the San Francisco Chronicle presented a double critique of the «compromise» worked out to allow the Archdiocese to comply with a new city ordinance that requires any business or agency doing business with the city to offer to domestic....

There are city ordinances you have follow, like shoveling your walkway, mowing your lawn, etc...

The petition asks that a judge intervene so the city and its residents will be spared from «wasting resources debating and voting on an ordinance that can not become law.»

For example, the city recently passed a «no camping» ordinance to restrict the number of homeless people who were camping in city parks and vacant lots.

In this sense, for instances, the decision of the Masters Barbers» Association to open neighborhood shops until church time on Sundays is just as surely political policy as an ordinance passed by the city council.

The second paragraph of the WSJ story states, «' I don't want to have a national debate about freedom of religion when my whole purpose was to defend a strong and wonderful and appropriate city ordinance,» said Ms. Parker, a Democrat and the city's first openly gay mayor.»

To his delight the Town Council had issued a revolutionary Ordinance of the City of Wittenberg (24 January 1522), ordering the surrender of various Church revenues and some plate, including the funds of as many as twenty - one sodalities, much of it spent on social evenings and the like.

No one who reads Cardinal Lawrence Shehan's memoirs, in which he poignantly recalls being booed by masses of Catholic parishioners in 1966 when he testified before the Baltimore City Council in favor of an open - housing ordinance, can fail to realize that there were ugly elements in urban ethnic Catholicism.

And other texts: Letter of Consolation to all who Suffer Persecution (1522), Temporal Authority: to what extent it should be obeyed (1523), covering a wide range of the responsibilities of the state, Ordinance of a Common Chest (1523), That Jesus Christ was born a Jew (1523), a defence of the teaching that Jesus was the promised «Messiah» of the Jews, To all Christians in Worms (1523), Concerning the Ministry (1523), Trade and Usuary (1524), stricter than some earlier medieval theories but not in practice greatly different (and he sent a letter to the Saxon Chancellor, Gregory Bruck on the same topic), To the Councillors of all Cities in Germany that they establish and maintain Christian Schools (1525), How God rescued an Honourable Nun (1524), the story of an escape from a convent, A Christian Letter of Consolation to the People of Miltenberg (1524).