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Planning Commission forwards animal‑code amendments to City Council
Summary
The Edgewood Planning Commission voted to send draft amendments to the city animals code to the City Council for consideration after reviewing the draft packet and prior working‑group recommendations.
The Edgewood Planning Commission voted on Feb. 10 to forward proposed amendments to the city’s animals code to the City Council.
Staff presented the packet as the product of a working group and prior meetings; commissioners had no substantive additions at the meeting and moved to recommend the amendments go to council.
The motion to send the animal amendments to the City Council was made by Commissioner Dan Burry and seconded by Commissioner Lynn Weiss; commissioners approved the referral by voice vote.
What happens next: the amendments will appear on the City Council agenda for review and any public hearings required by council action.
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