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Council adopts codification corrections and advances parking ordinance to second reading
Summary
The Boone City Council adopted ordinance corrections (23-22) for codification and approved a first reading of ordinance 23-23 to alter parking regulations on specified streets; the codification changes were described as non-substantive cleanups.
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The Boone City Council adopted an ordinance containing non-substantive corrections submitted for codification and approved the first reading of an ordinance that would change parking regulations on select streets.
City staff explained that codification staff flagged typographical errors and clarifications in previously passed ordinances; the corrections in ordinance 23-22 are intended to “perfect” language and are not material changes. Council members waived readings and moved to adopt the corrected codification ordinance; the council approved ordinance 23-22 on third reading.
The council also held a first reading of ordinance 23-23, which would modify parking regulations on Tenth Street, Marshall Street and Green Street (with specified exceptions). Council members moved and seconded the measure to proceed to additional readings; the item advanced on first reading.
No substantive policy changes were reported beyond the codification cleanup and the parking regulation proposal; the council handled the items by the standard ordinance-reading process.

