Legislative history helps clarify the text when there is statutory ambiguity. See Barnhill v. Johnson, 503 U.S. 393, 401 (1992) (noting reference to legislative history is only useful to resolve statutory ambiguity). Even if we look at the legislative history of Ordinance 328, since its implementation in 2008, it has been applied sparingly and has never been applied based on the content of speech. Ordinance 328 is not subjective. Whether it be a high school pep rally or an animal rights protest if it causes a disturbance it must be regulated. A disturbance is any activity that interferes with the peaceful conduct of religious services or impedes children’s involvement in religious or community activities. (CITE at
Legislative history helps clarify the text when there is statutory ambiguity. See Barnhill v. Johnson, 503 U.S. 393, 401 (1992) (noting reference to legislative history is only useful to resolve statutory ambiguity). Even if we look at the legislative history of Ordinance 328, since its implementation in 2008, it has been applied sparingly and has never been applied based on the content of speech. Ordinance 328 is not subjective. Whether it be a high school pep rally or an animal rights protest if it causes a disturbance it must be regulated. A disturbance is any activity that interferes with the peaceful conduct of religious services or impedes children’s involvement in religious or community activities. (CITE at