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63 concludes that irreparable injury will occur if the alleged violation is not terminated immediately. The ordinance shall nrovide for an expedited procedure wherehv a 012.) work order max' he appealed to the hoard of adjustment. The ordinance may also provide that a violation of a stopwork order that has not been appealed or that ta...satrLupbs11) <21LAnnealslaiLcakaitujeamlisderneAsior. This subsection shall only 1s, Orange County," Sec. 4. The Charter of the Town of Chapel Hill, being Chapter 473, Session Laws of 1975, is hereby amended by adding a new Section 3.12 to read as follows: "Sec. 3.12. Disclosure of property and business interests. (a) The Town Council of Chapel Hill may require by ordinance the disclosure by the Mayor and members of the Council of their, and their spouses'. personal financial interests including but not limited to interests in real property and in entities doing business with the town or applying for permits or approvals from the Town. The Council may establish minimum percentage interests below which disclosure would not be required. (b) The Town Council of Chapel Hill may require by ordinance that the Mayor and Council members shall not vote on matters involving their property or business interests; provided, that the Council may exempt from disqualification matters such as zoning or development decisions in which all properties similarly situated would be similarly affected." Sec. 5. (a) Section 5.23 of the Charter of the Town of Chapel Hill, being Chapter 473, Session Laws of 1975, as added by Chapter 330, Session Laws of 1977, and renumbered to be Section 5.33 under G.S. c60A-496, reads as rewritten: "Sec. 5•33, P •- Tree protection rezulations. The Town is authorized to adopt ordinances after holding of a public hearing thereon, to regulate ron-,ova: planting, removal. and substantial destruction of trees and shrubs and their surround inc soils, to the extent that the root systems of -' trees and shrubs extend into such soils ffc,x. on public and private property within the town and its extraterritorial planning iurisdiction in order to preserve, protect. and enhance c of rocs: valuable natural resources of the community, and to protect the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens." (b) All development and zoning ordinances of the Town of Chapel Hill enacted and all steps taken by that town to enact development and zoning ordinances prior to the effective date of this section which would have been valid under subsection (a) of this section are hereby validated, ratified, and confirmed. Sec. 6. This act is effective upon ratification. In the General Assembly read three times and ratified this the 27th day of June, 1989. . . . - JAMES C. GARDNER _ James C. Gardner President of the Senate J. L MAVRETIC J. L. Mavretic Speaker of the House of Representatives House Bill 95 iffamontems•