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Mount Pleasant council postpones right-of-way ordinance
Summary
The Mount Pleasant City Council voted to postpone consideration of Ordinance 2026-06, which would update the municipal code on vehicles, trailers and obstructions in public rights-of-way. The motion to postpone was moved by Councilman Cade A. Beck and seconded by Councilman Jakob Howcroft.
The Mount Pleasant City Council on March 24 agreed to postpone consideration of Ordinance 2026-06, a proposed amendment to Section 6.04.020 of the Mt. Pleasant City Municipal Code and the addition of new sections regulating vehicles, trailers, materials and other obstructions in public rights-of-way. The motion to postpone was moved by Councilman Cade A. Beck and seconded by Councilman Jakob Howcroft; the motion carried.
The ordinance as introduced would change local code language governing what may be left or stored in public rights-of-way, but council members did not take a final vote on the policy changes at the meeting. No public testimony on the ordinance was recorded in the minutes for this meeting. The postponement leaves the proposal open for further staff review and council discussion at a later date.
Council members who participated in the motion were Beck and Howcroft; the minutes record the motion carried but do not show a roll-call tally tied to named nay or abstain votes for this item. The council did approve other routine items on the consent agenda earlier in the meeting.
Next steps: the ordinance will return to a future agenda for additional consideration; the minutes do not specify a date for resubmission.
