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Beaver Crossing adopts Ordinance 25-1 to repeal building and municipal planning chapters
Summary
Trustees suspended three readings and unanimously adopted Ordinance 25-1 to repeal Chapter 9 (Building Regulations) and Chapter 10 (Municipal Planning). The repeal was approved 5–0 after a motion to suspend the three-reading rule.
The Beaver Crossing Village Board unanimously adopted Ordinance 25-1 on Aug. 13, repealing Chapter 9 (Building Regulations) and Chapter 10 (Municipal Planning) of the municipal code. Chairman Jerry Zieg read the ordinance aloud; trustees voted to suspend the three-reading requirement and then voted to adopt the ordinance with a roll-call vote of 5–0.
Trustee Brandon Mares moved to adopt Ordinance 25-1 and Trustee Kaely Eberspacher seconded the motion. The minutes record a unanimous roll-call vote. The board did not record additional discussion or amendments to the ordinance in the minutes.
The minutes do not specify immediate operational changes or implementation steps resulting from the repeal; the board’s action establishes the repeal at the time of adoption. Clerk/Treasurer Peggy Pankoke will carry out code updates in the municipal record and coordinate any required public notice or administrative steps following the ordinance’s adoption.
