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Financial Disclosure Ordinance More: Dislcosure Ordinance

Ordinance targeting gang related graffiti…
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Charity Bin Ordinance will help regulate number, location and maintenance of charity collection boxes.
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Ordinance regulating the maintenance of abandoned, foreclosed residential properties…
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Senior Citizen work-off Abatement
This ordinance provides the senior citizens of Boston with the opportunity to reduce their property tax bills through a program of volunteer services...
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Eradicating, recycling or replacing environmentally unfriendly plastic shopping… bags…
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Examine the safety benefits to pedestrians with the use of in-pavement illuminated crosswalks…
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John’s Law
Ensign John Elliott of Egg Harbor Township was killed five years ago by a drunken driver. The driver had been arrested by state police two hours earlier, but he was released to the custody of a friend and allowed to return to his vehicle...
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Ordinance Regarding Unregistered Motor Vehicles
Limits to “one” any uninsured vehicle from being stored in residential neighborhoods…
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Responsible Pit Bull Ownership
Regulate Pit Bull ownership within the City of Boston to protect human health, safety and welfare…
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Vehicles Registered in other States
In 1997, the Inspector General of Massachusetts found that the Commonwealth loses hundreds of millions of dollars annually in tax revenues and insurance premiums due to prevalence of residents who illegally register their vehicles in other states...
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Maintenance system to retain all shopping carts within a business establishment
This ordinance requires all businesses to retain shopping carts within their property or face fines……
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The timely passage of the “per se” law” in Massachusetts would save lives, save millions of dollars in federal funding and increase jobs for Boston residents...
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Order to discuss status of the City of Boston’s Green roofing progress...
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Ordinance to regulate unlicensed, unpermitted after hours parties....
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Gun Offender Registry
Proposes establishment of a Gun Offender Registry to help public safety officials and community crime watch leaders be better informed of criminal activity in their neighborhoods...
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Investigate the feasibility of installing dashboard mounted video equipment on Boston police vehicles……
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Pursue legal and policy options available to prevent methamphetamine from fueling another drug epidemic in the City of Boston...
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Hearing to examine the prospect of using rubber sidewalk material to prevent sidewalk damage and better care for street trees....
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Investigate the use of Shotspotter gun detection technology in hot spots in the city of Boston....
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Potential Benefits of Drugwipe Technology for the City of Boston...
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Expansion of Crime Stoppers Program to include targeted benefits such as college scholarships…
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“Pace Cars” set the speed limit and control surrounding traffic by driving within the local limits and displaying an Official Pace Car sticker...
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Upgrade the city’s 911 system to include video and text messages...
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Councilors seek disclosure of finances, by election
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By John C. Drake, Globe Staff | April 15, 2009
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Boston City Council wants all personal finances disclosed By David Ertischek
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April 29, 2009
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HandgunIn a 12-0 vote on Jan. 31, the Boston City Council approved the installation of bullet-detection technology in a five-mile area comprising parts of Dorchester, Mattapan, Roxbury and the South End. More pdf icon