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Rock County opens and closes public hearing on private-sewage ordinance with no public comment
Summary
The board opened a public hearing on amending Rock County Code §6.121 (private sewage systems) and closed it with no speakers; the item remained at first reading with no action recorded.
The Rock County Board of Supervisors opened a public hearing on agenda item 5a, described as an amendment to Rock County Code §6.121 (Rock County public health ordinance; private sewage systems), and closed the hearing after receiving no public comment.
The chair called for anyone wishing to speak and made three calls for speakers; when no one stepped forward the chair closed the hearing. No formal action, vote or further discussion on the ordinance amendment was recorded on the meeting transcript provided; the agenda listed this as a first reading.
Because no speakers appeared during the public-hearing period, the transcript contains no testimony or substantive public input related to the proposed amendment. The board did not adopt or reject the ordinance during the session recorded; further committee review or readings would be required for any change to the county code.
