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ordinance

[awr-dn-uhns] / ˈɔr dn əns /


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Oakland and several other cities have adopted ordinances requiring funds collected through service charges to be distributed among hospitality employees, not supervisors, and requires restaurants to keep documentation, in case of a city investigation.

From Los Angeles Times

The first ordinance applied to buildings erected before 1975 and was focused primarily on downtown.

From Los Angeles Times

Raman, who chairs the council’s Housing and Homelessness committee, has championed some traditionally progressive measures, such as just-cause eviction protections and strengthening the city’s rent stabilization ordinance.

From Los Angeles Times

The ordinance must come back for another council vote later this year.

From Los Angeles Times

The ordinance, which also applies to communications between commissioners and elected officials’ staff, is expected to go into effect in about a month.

From Los Angeles Times