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Woodbridge council adopts traffic and health ordinances, accepts drainage easement; several first readings and 34 resolutions approved by consent
Summary
On July 2 the Woodbridge Town Council approved three ordinances on second/third reading (traffic amendments, fish-waste disposal rules, and acceptance of a drainage easement), scheduled three ordinances for first reading and published a bundle of 34 resolutions by consent.
The Woodbridge Town Council on July 2 adopted three ordinances after opening and closing brief public hearings and set three more for first reading and public hearing.
Council members approved an amendment to the traffic chapter addressing Prospect Avenue, East Second Street, Greenbrook Avenue and Garden Avenue. The council also adopted an amendment to Chapter 35 (health regulations) governing disposal of fish waste, and authorized acceptance of a deed of easement to address drainage at the property cited in the record (transcript reference). Each adoption was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.
Separately, the council moved three ordinances (listed as items d, e and f) on first reading and authorized publication and notice for a public hearing to be held July 23, 2024, at 6 p.m.
By consent the council approved resolutions 1 through 34 in a single motion and voice vote.
Votes at a glance - Approval of minutes (6/11/2024): motion carried by voice vote. - Ordinance (letter a) — traffic chapter amendment: adopted and submitted to the mayor for approval. - Ordinance (letter b) — Chapter 35 (fish-waste disposal): adopted and submitted to the mayor for approval. - Ordinance (letter c) — acceptance of deed of easement for drainage: adopted and submitted to the mayor for approval. - Ordinances d, e and f: passed on first reading; public hearing set for July 23, 2024, at 6 p.m. - Resolutions 1–34: adopted by consent.
The meeting record does not list individual vote tallies or named movers for each motion; votes were recorded by the meeting clerk as carried by voice vote ('aye'). The mayor will receive adopted ordinances for signature as required by law.
