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On 6/28/2020 6:12 PM, jbeattie wrote:

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It's always good to do ordinance house cleaning, but it probably had no practical effect -- unless your state has some provision allowing cities to
control bikes.


We still have a law requiring bicycle licenses, to be issued by the City
Manager. Someone actually did contact the City asking to get a license,
but it's been decades since these were issued. It's on our list of
things to do to clean up some old ordinances but it's a question of
priorities. We already have way too much on our work plan and we don't
want to hire more staff to clean up old ordinances that aren't doing any
harm, especially now, given the loss in revenue due to Covid-19.
 




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