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Corinne council adopts Ordinance 25-01 to update subdivision rules

Corinne City Council · February 18, 2025
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Summary

The Corinne City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 25-01, repealing and replacing portions of Title 9 to align the city subdivision and master-plan rules with recent state requirements after two public hearings and work sessions.

The Corinne City Council voted unanimously to adopt Ordinance 25-01, a code revision that repeals and replaces portions of Title 9 addressing subdivision and master-plan development to reflect recent state changes. Councilmember Karen Caldwell moved for approval and Tom Little seconded; the motion carried without dissent.

Council members said the update follows state guidance and administrative decisions. "It was kinda like do it or don't," a council member noted in explaining that the city needed to align its subdivision provisions with state requirements. Council members said the item had been the subject of two public hearings and multiple work sessions prior to the vote.

Ordinance 25-01 was described during the meeting as a technical and policy update to conform local subdivision standards with state-mandated changes. No public testimony was offered during the council's hearing tonight; the council opened and then closed the hearing after confirming no one had signed up to speak.

The ordinance was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. The clerk recorded the vote as unanimous. The council identified the item as completed business for the evening and moved on to regular agenda items.