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Franklin board sets hearings and approves first readings on fee and code changes, including plan review resubmittal fee

Board of Mayor and Aldermen · May 27, 2026
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Summary

The board set June 9 public hearings and approved first readings on ordinances to raise refuse and stormwater fees and to amend plan review fees (Ordinance 2026-08, 2026-12, 2026-13). Council clarified a resubmittal fee existed in code but had not been implemented; first readings passed unanimously.

On May 26 the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen advanced several fee and code amendments and set public hearings for June 9.

Ordinance 2026‑08 proposes increases to garbage and refuse collection fees and was set for a public hearing on June 9. Ordinance 2026‑12 would amend Appendix 8 (stormwater management) and likewise was set for a June 9 public hearing. Both measures moved forward with unanimous board votes.

Ordinance 2026‑13, the first of three readings, would amend city code (Title 12, Chapter 1 and Appendix A) to increase non‑residential plan review fees, establish residential and fire protection plan review fees, and formalize a resubmittal fee for third and subsequent plan reviews. At the meeting a council member clarified the resubmittal fee language existed in the code previously but had not been implemented; staff said the fee is being put into practice now based on a cost and staff‑time analysis.

No fee amounts or detailed tables were read into the record during the May 26 session; those details will be available for review at the June 9 public hearings. All motions on these items recorded unanimous board approval at the meeting.

Outcome and next steps: public hearings on June 9 will allow residents to comment and the board will take second and third readings after public input as required.