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Council untables sit/lie ordinance, sets public hearing and continues consideration to Sept. 23
Summary
Council removed the sitting/lying in commercial districts ordinance from the table to receive one public comment and then continued formal consideration to Sept. 23 so staff can finish additional outreach, including with the business community.
Longmont City Council on Aug. 26 un‑tabled a bill that would add sitting or lying prohibitions in specified commercial districts and set it for continued consideration on Sept. 23. Council members said staff requested the postponement to finish promised outreach with the business community.
The ordinance (described in the packet as a bill to amend Title 10 of the Longmont Municipal Code addressing sitting or lying in commercial districts) was previously tabled to the Aug. 26 meeting. Staff told…
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