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Norton council approves multiple ordinances, including road resurfacing and storm‑sewer mapping

Norton City Council · May 19, 2026
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Summary

At its May 18 meeting the Norton City Council adopted a series of ordinances: a 90‑day data‑center moratorium, a roof replacement contract for the Berry House, a $1.21 million contract for Greenwich Road resurfacing (with grants), GIS mapping for storm sewer ($39,500), and an engineering agreement for that project ($98,313). All recorded votes were unanimous.

The Norton City Council adopted several ordinances at its May 18 meeting. Votes were recorded by roll call and were unanimous on each item.

Ordinance 55‑20‑26 — 90‑day moratorium on data‑center zoning: Adopted with readings waived and an emergency declaration; the planning commission will revise the draft language. (Vote: 7–0)

Ordinance 52‑20‑26 — Yoder Roofing agreement for Berry House roof replacement, $20,970: Council waived the third reading after members said the roof is currently leaking and adopted the ordinance. (Vote: 7–0)

Ordinance 42‑20‑26 — Amendment to records commission section of codified ordinances: Adopted on third reading. (Vote: 7–0)

Ordinance 45‑20‑26 — Contract with Northstar Asphalt not to exceed $1,209,861.40 for resurfacing Greenwich Road: Staff said roughly $700,000 will come from grants and approximately $665,000 is the local share; the ordinance and related amended engineering agreement were adopted. (Vote: 7–0)

Ordinance 46‑20‑26 — Agreement with GPD Group for GIS storm‑sewer mapping, not to exceed $39,500: Council noted the work continues an EPA/MS4‑required mapping program and adopted the ordinance. (Vote: 7–0)

Amended Ordinance 48‑20‑26 — Agreement with Environmental Design Group (EDG) for engineering and inspections on Greenwich Road project, not to exceed $98,313: Adopted to fund inspections and engineering oversight. (Vote: 7–0)

Each ordinance will be implemented by the responsible department according to the contracts and project schedules presented in staff materials.