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City attorney introduces proposed International Property Maintenance Code; massage ordinance draft to come
Summary
City Attorney T.J. Reed briefed the commission on a proposed adoption of the International Property Maintenance Code and on Charter amendment updates; Reed said a draft massage ordinance will be presented for first reading at the next meeting.
City Attorney T.J. Reed addressed the commission on April 7 to introduce a proposed adoption of the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) and to brief commissioners on proposed Charter amendment updates. Reed also told the commission a draft of an updated massage ordinance would be circulated and that the first reading of that ordinance would be held at the next meeting.
The minutes record Reed’s introduction and briefing but do not include verbatim text of the proposed changes, the specific Charter sections affected, or a draft ordinance’s language. No vote or formal action on the IPMC or Charter amendments was taken at this meeting; commissioners were informed that these items would return for formal consideration later.
Next steps: staff and legal will circulate draft ordinance language and any proposed Charter amendment language in advance of a scheduled first reading and further commission consideration.
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