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Council adopts ordinance designating restricted disabled parking (Ordinance 2500-25)
Summary
On Oct. 9 the Passaic City Council opened and closed the required public hearing on Proposed Ordinance 2500-25 — restricting certain parking for persons with disabilities — and approved the ordinance on second and final reading by unanimous roll-call vote.
The Passaic City Council held a required public hearing Oct. 9 and approved Proposed Ordinance 2500-25, which designates restricted parking for disabled persons and associates those spaces with New Jersey license-plate numbers.
Council President Schier opened the hearing, the council heard no members of the public on the ordinance, and the council moved, seconded and approved the ordinance on second and final reading. Roll call showed recorded 'Yes' votes from Councilman Love, Councilman Mayer (referred to as "Mayor" in roll call lines), Councilman Garcia, Councilman Colombo (variant spellings appear in the transcript) and Council President Schier.
The ordinance was identified on the agenda as proposed Ordinance 2500-25; the council did not discuss substantive changes during the hearing and no amendments were offered on the floor. The clerk conducted the roll-call vote; the council closed the hearing and adopted the ordinance during the same session.
Next procedural steps for local ordinances typically include codification into municipal code and publication of the adopted ordinance, but the council did not specify timing for publication during the meeting.
