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Bradford Council approves ordinance replacing previous health-abatement rule

3615928 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

The Bradford City Council voted to rescind Ordinance 3268.2 and adopt Ordinance 3268.3, amending a Board of Health provision on abatement of public nuisances and penalties.

The Bradford City Council voted to rescind Ordinance 3268.2 and adopt Ordinance 3268.3, an amendment to a Board of Health provision governing abatement of public nuisances and prescribed penalties.

Council members moved and seconded the item and approved it by roll call. Councilors Filbert, Goldberg, Schroeberg, Lopez, Gall and Mayor Realt registered their votes in favor during the roll call on the ordinance.

The adopted ordinance was presented on the agenda as “Ordinance number 3268.3, rescind ordinance 3268.2” and described as amending Section 106.6 of the Board of Health code relating to abatement of public nuisances and prescribed penalties. The council did not discuss additional amendments, conditions or a postponement during the recorded exchange.

No public comment on the ordinance was recorded in the provided transcript segment. With the roll call votes recorded as “yes,” the council’s action replaces the prior ordinance cited in the agenda language and implements the Board of Health text referenced in the motion.

The council proceeded to subsequent agenda items after the vote.