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Assembly adopts 48-hour legal-review rule; approves routine business and appointments
Summary
The Skagway Assembly adopted an amendment to its rules requiring legal review of ordinances and resolutions up to 48 hours before a meeting, approved routine motions including a $1.94 million check run and a Yukon liaison appointment, voted down a protest of a marijuana license renewal and adjourned after executive session.
The assembly amended and adopted Resolution 25‑25R to clarify the Assembly Rules of Procedure. The key change requires that all ordinances and resolutions — whether by individual members or committees — receive legal review from the borough attorney up to 48 hours before an assembly meeting; if legislation has not been reviewed by that deadline, the assembly may consider a…
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