Is a person engaged in lobbying if the person under scenario #4 is an attorney retained by the owner to represent the company before a city board, commission or committee?
Because representing a person in a quasi judicial proceeding involves activities which are the practice of law, attorneys engaging in any of the following activities are not subject to the provisions of the lobbying ordinance: 1. Representing an applicant or licensee before the Licenses Committee or before the entire Common Council. 2. Representing a person who has filed a claim against the city, before the Judiciary and Legislation Committee. 3. Representing an appellant before the Administrative Review Appeals Board. 4. Representing an appellant before the Board of Standards and Appeals. 5. Representing an applicant before the Board of Zoning Appeals. 6. Representing a candidate before the Board of City Election Commissioners. See s. 305-51-1-e. [ Top ] 7. Is a person engaged in lobbying if that person, who is a member of the Board of Directors for a nonprofit corporation and is not paid for his or her service on the board, contacts members of the Common Council to solicit support fo
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