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Council pauses enforcement of mobile vending ordinance pending rewrite
Summary
At a special City Council meeting on April 1, 2026, the council voted to halt enforcement of the Mobile Vending Ordinance until a rewritten ordinance can be prepared. The motion, moved by Councilor Rhonda Stevens and seconded by Councilor Colleen Dana-Cummings, passed 4-0.
At a special City Council meeting on April 1, 2026, the council instructed the City Manager to cease enforcement of the Mobile Vending Ordinance until a rewritten version can be prepared. Council President William Boone called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. at the Port Authority Building.
The action followed a council workshop and was recorded in the minutes as: “The Council instructs the City Manager to cease enforcement of the Mobile Vending Ordinance until a re-written version can be prepared.” Councilor Rhonda Stevens moved the motion and Councilor Colleen Dana-Cummings seconded it; the minutes record the motion as passed 4-0.
The minutes do not specify a timeline for drafting the rewritten ordinance or which staff will lead revisions; the instruction was recorded as a council direction to the City Manager, Brian Schuth. The council listed Council President William Boone, Councilor Rhonda Stevens, Councilor Colleen Dana-Cummings and Councilor Morang as present; Councilor A. J. Seeley was excused.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:04 p.m.; the motion to adjourn was moved by Councilor Colleen Dana-Cummings, seconded by Councilor Rhonda Stevens, and recorded as passed 4-0. Deputy Clerk Sarah Mutter prepared the meeting minutes.
No public comments, ordinance text changes, or timelines for rewriting the ordinance are included in the published minutes.
