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Lyons adopts ordinances on unsafe buildings and city fee schedule on consent agenda
Summary
On June 24 the Lyons City Council adopted Ordinance Nos. 771 and 772—one updating standards and procedures for unsafe buildings and the other establishing a fee and tax schedule—by approving the consent agenda; the adoption was recorded by roll call.
The Lyons City Council adopted two ordinances on its June 24 consent agenda: Ordinance No. 771, which amends sections of the municipal code related to unsafe buildings and procedures to abate them, and Ordinance No. 772, which establishes the city’s fee and tax schedule for permits, services and licenses.
Both ordinances were listed on the consent agenda and recorded in the minutes as having been adopted and signed. Councilmember Kyler Phillips moved to approve the consent agenda and Councilmember Tyler Vacha seconded; a roll call recorded Carr, Vacha and Phillips voting AYE and Councilmember Allen Steinmeyer absent, and the motion carried.
The minutes do not record substantive debate or amendments to either ordinance. The entries describe the ordinances in the consent agenda language: Ordinance No. 771 updates municipal code provisions and abatement procedures for unsafe buildings and structures, and Ordinance No. 772 establishes a consolidated fee and tax schedule for city permits, services and licenses. The minutes note that conflicting ordinances or sections are repealed and that both ordinances provide for effective dates and publication in pamphlet form.
Because both items were adopted via consent agenda, the minutes do not provide additional discussion, fiscal analysis, or public comment on the ordinances. Implementation steps such as publication and posting are recorded generically in the minutes.
