Sentences with phrase «city or county bans»

Consumers in 75 % of California communities have no local access to cannabis because of city or county bans.

Not exact matches

The San Diego Union - Tribune puts the number of California cities and counties that have banned either the sale or cultivation of cannabis at higher than 70 %.

The lack of a federal law does not ban a state (or even a city or county) from making a law, though the federal government could explicitly make a law banning states from making a law restricting something.

«I'm glad to see that it doesn't appear to be moving forward this year as a law because I think the people of New York City should have a right to make a determination whether they want to impose this fee or not, just like Erie County should have the right to determine if we want to do a fee or just an outright ban.»

So when someone says they want to ban plastic bags, that's not what the legislation says, whether it's on the county level or in New York City.»

Like their counterparts in big cities, dog owners in Lake County may have to start cleaning up after their pets with pooper scoopers.That was one of several changes to the county's animal control ordinance suggested during a public hearing Tuesday.The revamped proposal, which aims primarily to stop vicious animals before they bite or harm someone, will undergo more tinkering to include suggestions like cleaning up after dogs.Pooper scoopers will be needed if the county sticks with the idea to ban defecating by dogs on both public and private property other than that belonging to the animal's owner, County Commissioner Richard SwartzCounty may have to start cleaning up after their pets with pooper scoopers.That was one of several changes to the county's animal control ordinance suggested during a public hearing Tuesday.The revamped proposal, which aims primarily to stop vicious animals before they bite or harm someone, will undergo more tinkering to include suggestions like cleaning up after dogs.Pooper scoopers will be needed if the county sticks with the idea to ban defecating by dogs on both public and private property other than that belonging to the animal's owner, County Commissioner Richard Swartzcounty's animal control ordinance suggested during a public hearing Tuesday.The revamped proposal, which aims primarily to stop vicious animals before they bite or harm someone, will undergo more tinkering to include suggestions like cleaning up after dogs.Pooper scoopers will be needed if the county sticks with the idea to ban defecating by dogs on both public and private property other than that belonging to the animal's owner, County Commissioner Richard Swartzcounty sticks with the idea to ban defecating by dogs on both public and private property other than that belonging to the animal's owner, County Commissioner Richard SwartzCounty Commissioner Richard Swartz said.

The new law blocks local county and city governments from banning or restricting someone's right to owner certain breeds or mixed breeds.

Cats, rabbits, or smaller dogs may enter the area.then be viciously attacked.A city, county, or state that bans this practice is a safer and more humane community.

Find how much it would cost your city, county or town, and how many pet dogs would be impacted, if public officials were to implement and enforce an ineffective breed restriction or regulation policy by entering your city and state into this breed ban calculator.

Unfortunately, yes, according to bans on feeding feral or stray cats in dozens of cities and towns like Britton, Aberdeen and Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Clermont, Iowa; Ormond Beach, Florida; Portsmouth, Virginia; Stone Harbor, New Jersey; Grand Saline, Texas; and Waukegan, Illinois The Honolulu City and County Parks Department has banned the feeding of homeless cats in all city paCity and County Parks Department has banned the feeding of homeless cats in all city pacity parks.

In Indianapolis the city and Marion County decided to repeal the ban on feeding feral or stray cats.

From now on, the state's cities and counties are prohibited from enacting or enforcing laws that ban or otherwise regulate dogs based on breed or appearance.

To find out if cities or counties within your state have passed a pit bull ban ordinance, please see our state - by - state guide.

Loopholes such as home - rule legislation — legislation that allows for the transfer of authority from state to local government — are utilized to allow counties or cities to enact breed bans regardless of state law.

Most other pit bull bans are much more local in nature (a city or county, for example) and someone can avoid the city or simply drive by it or stay in a nearby area.

If someone were to suggest to lawmakers that a specific ethnicity or lineage be banned from a city or county because of their so - called «tendencies» to behave in a certain way, society would be outraged and rioting in the streets.