Councillor's Bill No. 35 · Ordinance · Series of 2026 · City of Westminster

AMENDING WESTMINSTER MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 6, TITLE VIII, PROVIDING FOR THE DECLARATION OF FIRE RESTRICTIONS

Ordinance No. 4365

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08/24/2026City CouncilFirst Reading — listed in the City Council vote trace
09/14/2026City CouncilApproved on second reading — Summary of Proceedings

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