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After public pushback, Murrysville council will not advance vacant‑property ordinance
Summary
Following public comment and staff explanation that the draft is intended as a code‑enforcement tool, council decided not to proceed with Ordinance 11‑04‑25, a proposed vacant‑property ordinance that residents said could impose onerous fees and registries.
Murrysville council on Monday declined to advance a draft vacant‑property ordinance (described in the meeting as 'Ordinance 11‑04‑25') after residents urged the borough to reject the measure and staff said the draft needs refinement.
Chief administrator Mister Nestico told council the ordinance was intended as "another tool out of the toolbox" for…
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