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Red Bank opens public hearing on proposed changes to flood-damage chapter of municipal code
Summary
The council opened a public hearing to consider amending Red Bank municipal code Title 3, Chapter 6 (flood damage). Commissioners asked whether regulatory changes could reduce flood-insurance costs; the transcript records questions but no policy answers or votes in the excerpt.
The presiding official opened the first public hearing to consider amendments to Red Bank’s municipal code — specifically Title 3, Chapter 6 addressing flood damage and development within the city’s floodplain.
“First public hearing amend Red Bank, municipal code, title 3, chapter 6, flood damage presented with purpose of writing and development within the coordinates of the city,” the chair read from the agenda. Commissioners then asked whether additional or revised regulations might further reduce flood-insurance costs for residents and property owners; the transcript records the question but not an extended staff response or a public comment in the provided excerpt.
The hearing remained in the information-and-question phase during the excerpt; the meeting moved on to further agenda items and did not record an adoption or vote on the code amendments in the text provided.
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