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Committee delays vote on e-bikes and e-scooters bill to check county language alignment
Summary
Councilwoman Nancy E. Birney requested a two-week abeyance on a bill to amend municipal-code provisions on electric bicycles and scooters in parks after she flagged discrepancies between the draft and county language; the committee approved the abeyance to the August 4 recommending committee meeting.
Councilwoman Nancy E. Birney asked the recommending committee on July 14 to hold Bill 2025-28 in abeyance for two weeks so staff could confirm the city's proposed changes align with county language. The bill would amend LVMC Title 11 to address use of electric bicycles and scooters in city parks, change provisions under LVMC Title 13 related to their use, and add penalties for violations.
Birney said she supports the bill but had noted that the county’s language posted online did not match the draft before the committee and requested a two-week delay so staff could verify the texts matched. "I would be asking for 2 week abeyance just to so that I can be a 100 sure that the bill is the way it's supposed to be written," she said.
The chair set the recommending-committee abeyance date for August 4, and members voted to hold the item until that meeting. Staff and law-enforcement representatives were present for the item; no public comment was recorded on this matter.
Next steps: Bill 2025-28 is held in abeyance and will be considered again at the recommending committee meeting on August 4, 2025.
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