Tag: ordinance

Elderly woman charged over $2,000 for violation of city ordinance

ABBEVILLE, La. (KLFY) — An elderly woman claims the city is extorting her after she received a bill over two thousand dollars for contractors the city hired to clear drainage ditches in front of her home. Bart Broussard, the city’s attorney said Sandra Goodman, 71 was given a notice of violation back in February. “They’re […]

City holds community conversation over proposed homeless ordinance

Apr. 25—Amidst the possible passage of a controversial ordinance affecting the city’s homeless population, the city of Kokomo held a “community conversation” to answer questions, address concerns and hopefully find solutions to what city officials say is a growing issue. The event, held at Grace United Methodist Church last week, was attended by about 50, […]

Turner residents settle on solar ordinance, reject egg farm rezoning at town meeting

Apr. 6—TURNER — Residents at Saturday’s annual town meeting approved changes to the town’s zoning ordinance for commercial solar farms that add specific requirements, including more guidelines to where they can be located, setback requirements and visual buffering rules. Residents rejected proposed amendments at last year’s annual meeting, instead enacting a 180-day moratorium prohibiting new […]

AFR hopes city ordinance will mitigate fires on abandoned properties

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Fire Rescue (AFR) has responded, not once, but three times in just three months to a vacant property in the city for fires. Now, AFR believes a new city ordinance will help address similar unsafe structures. Buildings with signs that read “sub-standard” make responding to fires even more dangerous for fire rescue, […]

Kokomo City Council moves anti-homeless ordinance vote to April

Mar. 27—A proposed anti-homeless ordinance originally set to be voted on by the Kokomo City Council on Monday will now be heard in April. City Council President Ray Collins, R-District 3, continued the City Council’s second and final reading vote on the ordinance, which would prohibit “camping and the storage of personal property” overnight or […]

Edgewood abortion ordinance election on hold

Feb. 26—Edgewood voters expecting to cast ballots next month on the question of whether to overturn an ordinance restricting access to the abortion pill and related items will have to wait until August. Santa Fe County Clerk Katharine Clark denied the town’s proclamation for a special mail-in election in March because the ballot question was […]