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Council to consider codifying ordinances passed between Sept. 2023 and April; staff reports no public comments

5842208 · August 13, 2025
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Summary

Staff said the item is the second of two steps to codify ordinances adopted between September 2023 and April; a 30-day public comment period produced no comments and staff recommended moving to a one-step ordinance process next cycle.

Jill, a city staff member, presented the second of two steps to codify ordinances that the council passed between September 2023 and April (year not specified in the presentation). Jill said the city held a public hearing and a 30-day public comment period that began in late June and that no comments were received.

"This is the second of 2 steps to codify ordinances passed by council between September 2023 and April. We held a public hearing and had a 30 day public comment period that started in late June, and we received no comments," Jill told the council. She said she discussed the process with the city attorney and recommended that future codifications proceed directly by ordinance because the current process is largely administrative.

If the council approves the item on Thursday, the ordinances covered by the codification will become official public record and the city will add printed copies to its holdings. No public comments were presented during the council meeting on the codification item.