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Muscatine County adopts burning regulation ordinance on final reading
Summary
The Board of Supervisors adopted an ordinance regulating open burning in Muscatine County on its third and final reading after no further public input was reported.
Muscatine County supervisors voted May 5 to adopt Ordinance 05052501, regulating burning in the county, on the third and final reading.
County staff told the board there had been no new input since prior meetings. The board held a roll-call vote and approved the ordinance: Scott — aye; Kurt — aye; Danny — aye; Jeff — aye. The ordinance was adopted at the meeting.
No amendments or public comments were recorded at the May 5 hearing. County staff indicated the ordinance had been discussed in prior meetings and that current action is the final adoption step.
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