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Baker City council adopts ordinance repealing earlier fire-code ordinance
Summary
The Baker City Council approved third reading of an ordinance repealing a prior ordinance that adopted the Oregon State Fire Code; council closed the public hearing with no public comment and approved the measure by voice vote.
The Baker City Council on May 13 approved third reading of an ordinance that repeals Ordinance 3374, the measure that had adopted the Oregon State Fire Code for the city.
Councilors closed the public hearing after no members of the public asked to comment. Council member Jay Law moved to accept the third reading of Ordinance 3409; the motion was seconded by Councilor Coles and approved by the council with no recorded opposition.
The ordinance was presented to the council by staff and read by title at the meeting. No additional changes or conditions were recorded during the discussion and no formal testimony was made during the public hearing.
The action replaces the earlier local ordinance adopting the Oregon State Fire Code with the measures in the new ordinance. Councilors and staff did not record further steps or an effective date during the meeting; those details will appear in the ordinance document filed with the city clerk.
