The town of Harwinton should be congratulated for creating a model ordinance on stone walls.

In 1645, he was commissioner for execution of ordinances, commissioner for new model ordinance and commissioner for defence.

In New Britain, for example, Mr. Papa said the adoption of the model ordinance "was really done at the insistence of a local planning agency."

By October, she is required to submit to the Legislature a model ordinance that communities could use to devise their own laws to control sexually explicit material.

At the request of the Government, he said, his group has drawn up a model ordinance for a board of examiners and recommended the "preponderance" standard.

In the "model ordinance" that they drafted, Dworkin and MacKinnon gave the following legal definition:

"We want Hempstead's living wage law to stand as a model ordinance rather than stimulating an economic disaster," he said.

The model zoning ordinance the state prepared for localities to adjust to their own needs outlines restrictions for new construction on critical dunes.

In response to this, groups such as the American Planning Association have developed a model ordinance that provides the framework for cluster development.

The model ordinance for cluster development is section 4.7 in the Smart Growth Codes, issued by the American Planning Association.