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St. Paul council adopts noise-control ordinance on first reading
Summary
The St. Paul Town Council approved 'Ordinance 2025-8 Regarding Noise Control' on its first reading June 3, 2025. The vote was carried after a motion by Council Member Kim Livingston and a second from Tim Ray; the transcript does not record vote tallies or next steps.
The St. Paul Town Council approved Ordinance 2025-8, a new noise-control ordinance, on its first reading at the June 3, 2025 meeting.
Council Member Kim Livingston moved to adopt the ordinance on first reading; Council Member Tim Ray seconded and the motion 'was put to a vote and the motion was carried,' according to the minutes. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or whether a second reading or adoption date was scheduled.
The ordinance was presented after Clerk/Treasurer Alyssa Hall read the new ordinance and the council opened the floor for comments from the public and council members. The minutes say comments were opened but do not include quoted public remarks in the transcript.
The council’s action was recorded as a first-reading adoption; further procedural steps (for example, a required second reading or publication schedule) were not specified in the meeting record.
The council adjourned at 8:54 p.m.
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