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Chelsea council adopts updated floodplain development ordinance
Summary
The Chelsea City Council on Jan. 6 adopted Ordinance 10-39, updating the city's floodplain development rules. The measure, previously read at an earlier meeting, passed on a roll-call vote with unanimous support from the five council members present.
The Chelsea City Council adopted an updated floodplain development ordinance, Ordinance 10-39, at its Jan. 6 meeting.
The ordinance was presented for a vote after having been read at the council's previous meeting. Councilmember (speaker 2) moved for approval; the council then conducted a roll-call vote. Jonna Barnes, Scott Weigand, Chris Grace, Arthur Fisher Jr. and Casey Morris each voted "aye," and the ordinance was approved.
The measure updates the city's regulations governing development in flood-prone areas. Council members did not record further debate on the council floor during the vote; the ordinance moves forward as the city’s current floodplain standard.
The council will implement the ordinance according to the local code and applicable procedures; no effective date beyond the adoption was specified during the meeting.
