Sentences with phrase «existing ordinance»
The phrase "existing ordinance" refers to a law or rule that is already in place and being enforced. Full definition
The draft left much of the city's existing ordinance in place but did address provisions regarding dangerous and vicious animals, which primarily applied to dogs.
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The mayor also plans to increase city revenue through the enforcement of existing ordinances, such as housing code violations.
The city's existing ordinance says that one unprovoked attack is enough to define an animal as dangerous and justify its removal.
And with few exceptions, farm animals wouldn't be welcome in town at all.The existing ordinance is narrow and difficult to enforce, city officials say.
Cope, president of the Western Upstate Association of REALTORS ®, also said the sentiment in the community was that existing ordinances gave the city the authority to ensure that homes were safe and that a new ordinance wasn't required.
The Park District will receive a cash donation from the developer of that project through an existing ordinance, Scheltens said, but he said village authorities advised park officials to pass an ordinance to ensure future donations.
Dana fought hard for an existing ordinance that keeps these trucks within 1,500 feet from schools and is now opposing proposed legislation to water down this restriction.
The Lawrence Humane Society has indicated that they do not support a breed specific ban, while supporting strengthening the existing ordinance.
As with the existing ordinance, the draft bans a large number of exotic animals, from poisonous snakes to hippopotamuses.
Neis said another problem with the existing ordinance was its unenforceable requirement that once a vicious animal citation is issued, the city prosecutor must schedule a hearing in municipal court within 10 days to determine if the animal was indeed vicious.
The board declined the request and left the existing ordinance in place, which bans various breeds from the city.
Food Service Waste and Packaging Reduction Ordinance - extended (2016) Amends the existing ordinance to prohibit the sale of food service ware and other specified products including packing materials made from polystyrene foam or are non-recyclable and non-compostable.