Mayor
Brody Greer

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Young Ordinance 1

Defines the corporate limits and territorial jurisdiction of the City of Young, encompassing the barbecue area, Klamath Hall first floor, and bike cage area.

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Young Ordinance 2

Requires any business operating within the jurisdiction of the City of Young to obtain and hold a business license from the Office of Commerce.

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Young Ordinance 3

Criminal Destruction of Public Beauty. Penalizes any person who knowingly or negligently damages, destroys, or tampers with any plant, tree, or flowerbed.

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Young Ordinance 4

Prohibits active political campaigning, public speech making, or direct voter solicitation within the city without express written resolution or permit.

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Young Ordinance 5

Civil Destruction. Establishes a civil infraction penalty for any person who damages, disrupts, or interferes with any city-maintained plant, tree, or flower bed.

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Young Ordinance 7

Implements a toll of $1.00 for any person who travels across any grounds or easement within the City of Young's limits and issues toll passes.

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Noise Ordinance No. 8

The anti-speaker boy ordinance. Prohibits the operation of personal audio devices on public grounds if they produce a disturbance plainly audible 25 feet away.

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Young Ordinance 9

The Anti-Harassment and Digital Decorum Ordinance. Prohibits creation of social media accounts dedicated to confessions, spotted sightings, or unauthorized matchmaking.

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Young Ordinance 10

The Feminist Pen Act. Mandates that any official document, notice, or instrument signed by a city official must be executed exclusively in pink ink.

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Young Ordinance 11

The City Council Meeting Decorum Ordinance. Restricts the area around the city council table to ensure orderly conduct and prevent disturbances.

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Endorsement: SB 2 Digital Decorum Act

City endorsement for the SB 2 Digital Decorum Act.

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Young Ordinance 12

Sister City Declaration and Mutual Civic Cooperation Ordinance. Officially declares the City of Aboudara as an official Sister City.

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Young Ordinance 13

The Anti-Littering Ordinance. Strictly prohibits littering, dumping, discarding, or leaving waste upon any public streets, parks, or private property.

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Young Ordinance 14

Veterans' Mental Health Support Ordinance. Establishes a city-funded program to provide emergency and non-emergency psychological assistance to veterans.

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Young Ordinance 15

Office of Emergency Services Act. Establishes the Office of Emergency Services staffed 24/7 for disaster management and evacuation coordination.

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Young Ordinance 16

Safe Playgrounds Ordinance. Prohibits any person 18 or older from remaining within 50 feet of any municipal playground structure without accompanying a minor.

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Young Ordinance 17

Usable Nuclear Energy Fund Ordinance. Establishes a fund to accumulate resources for the research and eventual construction of a nuclear power plant.

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Young Ordinance 18 (Courtroom Etiquette)

Courtroom Etiquette and Order Ordinance. Ensures fair administration of justice by prohibiting vocal disruptions and audible electronic devices.

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Young Ordinance 19

City Song Ordinance. Designates and declares the song "We Are Young" as the official city song of the City of Young.

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Young Ordinance 20

Official City Snack Ordinance. Declares "Drumstick, the vanilla drumstick classic" as the official snack of the City.

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Young Ordinance 21

Mandatory Snowball Break Ordinance. Mandates a 30-minute snowball break in the event of any measurable snowfall for municipal employees.

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Young Ordinance 22

Supreme Court Restricted Event Public Safety Emergency Ordinance. Requires non-residents to vacate restricted municipal property by 10:00 PM.

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Young Resolution 23

Rejects Cenoz County's unauthorized secession from California and declares unwavering intent to remain a loyal municipality within the state.

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Young Ordinance 24 (Flood Emergency)

Emergency Flood Response, Deployment, and Reserve Fund Activation Ordinance. Activates the municipal emergency reserve fund due to severe flooding.

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Young Ordinance 25

Emergency Refuge, Logistics, Aid, and Roadway Clearance Ordinance. Designates public schools and parks as temporary emergency centers for displaced residents.

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Young Ordinance 26

Seismic Resilience and Fire Prevention Ordinance. Requires all new and remodeled buildings to include earthquake-ready materials and foundations.

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Young Ordinance 27

Fire Abatement Ordinance. Requires private property owners to abate all unlandscaped brush by May 31st each year, subject to fire department inspection.

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Young Ordinance 28

Flood Control Infrastructure and Resilience Ordinance. Establishes the Young Flood Control District to oversee municipal storm drains and sea wall barriers.

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Young Ordinance 29

Young City Hosting Committee Establishment Ordinance. Coordinates and supports municipal athletic infrastructure and elite sports tourism.

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Young Ordinance 30

Grace Tech High School Naming and Zoning Ordinance. Officially designates and names the newly constructed secondary educational facility.

#2026-ORD-general_plan

City of Young General Plan

The comprehensive General Plan for the City of Young. Includes information about power, wastewater, the city map, and other essential zoning and infrastructure policies.

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Emergency Court Order

Emergency Administrative Order No. 2026-01. Temporarily suspends physical operations of the Superior Court of California, County of Cenoz due to severe structural disaster damage.