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Crawford delays final vote on Golf Cart Ordinance No. 701 while members refine sticker placement and trail resolution
Summary
During a second‑reading discussion of Ordinance No. 701, council members debated sticker placement and agreed to delay final adoption until physical golf‑cart stickers arrive; council asked for a resolution pinpointing where the new trail will meet the White River Trail crossing before the third reading.
The Crawford City Council on Dec. 22 held a second‑reading discussion of Golf Cart Ordinance No. 701 and agreed to postpone the ordinance’s third reading until details about the required vehicle sticker are finalized and received.
Council members debated practical details such as where to place the registration sticker; a suggestion was made to require the sticker on the vehicle’s rear bumper. The council also discussed administrative items related to golf‑cart registration and a corrected registration form; no fees were set at this meeting (Resolution 2025‑19 was considered but no action was taken).
Separately, council members discussed creating a resolution to define precisely where the trail will meet the White River Trail crossing. Council Member Christopher Dean said he would meet with the trail committee and the golf course to establish the trail alignment; City Attorney Adam Edmund requested that the trail resolution be prepared in time for the ordinance’s third reading.
No final vote occurred on the ordinance during the Dec. 22 meeting; the council directed staff and council members to complete the sticker procurement and to draft the trail‑crossing resolution before returning the ordinance for a final vote.
