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Sussex County commissioners adopt ordinance setting visitor rules for administrative building
Summary
After a public hearing with no speakers, the Sussex County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted Ordinance 26-07, establishing general administrative management and visitor procedures for the county administrative building and directing the clerk to post the adopted text.
The Sussex County Board of County Commissioners on June 10 unanimously adopted Ordinance 26-07, which the board described as governing general administrative management and operations for visitors to the county administrative building.
Director Space opened the advertised public hearing and noted the ordinance had been introduced at the board's May 27 meeting and advertised on the county website. No members of the public asked to speak during the hearing, and the board closed the public comment period before taking a roll-call vote.
The board then moved to finally adopt Ordinance 26-07 and authorized the clerk to advertise the ordinance as adopted and post it on the administrative-center bulletin board. Deputy Director Degrew, Commissioner Henderson, Commissioner Silverthornne, Director Space and Commissioner Carney recorded affirmative votes; the measure passed unanimously.
The ordinance was presented as an administrative measure to guide visitor operations at county commissioner meetings; the text was not read aloud in full during the meeting. Director Space said the ordinance had been introduced at the May 27 meeting and advertised on May 28 on the county website.
Next steps: the clerk will publish the final-adopted ordinance as directed. The board did not record public testimony opposing or requesting changes during the hearing.
