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Nicollet County adopts four revised environmental health ordinances
Summary
The county board unanimously adopted revisions to four environmental health ordinances — public swimming pool, food and beverage, lodging, and manufactured home parks/recreational camps/youth camps — after staff noted they were published Oct. 3 and cite statutory authority.
Nicollet County’s Board of Commissioners on Oct. 8 voted unanimously to adopt four revised environmental health ordinances, county staff said during the meeting.
Health and Human Services staff told the board the ordinance revisions had been reviewed at the previous meeting and published in the Saint Peter Herald on Oct. 3; staff presented four separate resolutions to accept the revisions and noted each resolution cites the relevant state statute. The four matters were considered in sequence: the public swimming pool ordinance, the food and beverage ordinance, the lodging ordinance, and the ordinance covering manufactured home parks, recreational camp areas and youth camps.
Each ordinance was moved, seconded, and passed by roll call without additional discussion. County staff recorded the roll call votes and the resolutions were adopted unanimously.
Staff did not provide specific ordinance numbers or the exact statutory citations during the public portion of the meeting; the board’s packet contained the ordinance texts and staff indicated the statutes were cited in those documents.
