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Hudson proposes stronger right‑of‑way rules, $50,000 security fund and escalated penalties for utility work

Hudson City Council · January 28, 2025
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Summary

Council reviewed proposed updates to Codified Ordinance Chapter 10.16 to expand definitions of utilities, require a $50,000 security fund for outside agencies, and add enforcement steps so the city can compel repairs or perform work and back-bill utility companies.

City staff and the city solicitor’s office presented a revision to Codified Ordinance Chapter 10.16 on Jan. 28 that expands the code’s coverage of public- and private-utility work in the public right-of-way and strengthens the city’s enforcement options.

Brad (staff) said changes “clarify all utilities” and define permit and emergency work procedures. The most significant enforcement tool is a proposed security fund…

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