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Live Oak council approves ordinance 15‑34 to provide lien amnesty for code enforcement fines
Summary
The City Council of the City of Live Oak approved ordinance 15‑34 after a public hearing with no speakers; the ordinance amends the municipal code to provide lien amnesty and forgiveness of fines associated with code enforcement proceedings.
The City Council of the City of Live Oak opened and closed a public hearing on ordinance 15‑34, which would amend the city code to provide for lien amnesty and forgiveness of fines and means associated with code enforcement proceedings, and then approved the ordinance by roll call vote.
The public hearing drew no speakers. A council member moved to proceed to final reading and adoption of ordinance 15‑34; the roll call in the transcript recorded ‘‘Robinson, yes’’ and ‘‘Campbell, yes.’’ No additional votes or a full roll call count are included in the provided transcript excerpt.
The ordinance text, as read into the record, included provisions for lien amnesty, forgiveness of fines and fees associated with code enforcement proceedings, and standard clauses on severability, conflicts and effective dates. The hearing portion was brief because no members of the public addressed the council on the subject.
Because the meeting transcript excerpt does not include the full roll call or the ordinance’s effective date language in detail, the article reports only the outcomes and the procedural facts present in the record: public hearing opened and closed with no public comment, motion to adopt made, and the two recorded ‘‘yes’’ votes by Robinson and Campbell. The transcript does not identify who moved or seconded the motion by name in the excerpt provided.
Council staff or the city clerk should be consulted to obtain the ordinance’s effective date and the complete final vote tally for the official record.
