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Mayor Nolan offered the following Ordinance and moved adoption and authorized its publication as required by law:IGHO124 A N OR D I N A N C E A D D I N G 23.6 (N EW S EC TI ON) TO THE R EV I S ED GEN

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An ordinance adding 2-36 is a legislative act that proposes to include new sections 2 through 36 in an existing law or regulation.

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