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Milan council approves ordinance clarifying permit and license language in 4-3 vote

Milan City Council · March 1, 2026
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Summary

On Sept. 2 the Milan City Council approved Ordinance 2025-02 on second reading, amending Chapter 14 to clarify investigation and issuance procedures for permits and licenses. The measure passed on a 4-3 roll call after council debate.

The Milan City Council approved Ordinance 2025-02 on second reading at its Sept. 2 meeting, adopting changes to Chapter 14, Article II, Section 14-19 to clarify language governing investigations of applicants and the issuance, denial and recordkeeping of permits and licenses.

The motion to approve was made by Councilmember Stafford and seconded by Councilmember Thompson. During a roll-call vote the ordinance received four ayes — Councilmember Kerkes, Mayor Ed Kolar, Councilmember Stafford and Councilmember Thompson — and three nays — Councilmember Kofflin, Councilmember Snyder and Mayor Pro-Tem Wayne. The motion carried and the ordinance was adopted on second reading; the minutes did not specify an effective date.

Councilmembers did not provide extended debate in the minutes; the item was recorded as the second reading and action to adopt the clarified language. The ordinance text shown in the agenda packet was described in the minutes as an amendment to the municipal code to “clarify ordinance language” related to investigations of applicants and permit/license records.

This action follows the council’s regular agenda procedures: the second-reading approval completed the formal adoption sequence recorded in the minutes. No amendments to the ordinance language were recorded in the published minutes, and no public testimony on the ordinance was reported.