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Byron council adopts street-name change ordinance; one council member abstains
Summary
The Byron Mayor and Council adopted Ordinance 2024-3, a street-name change under Chapter 34, after a second reading. The motion passed with four votes in favor and one abstention (Council Member Alan Dorsey).
Byron Mayor Michael Chidester presided over a June 10 meeting at which the council adopted Ordinance 2024-3, a street-name change under Chapter 34 of the city code.
The ordinance was read for a second time and Michael Chumbley moved to adopt, with Rusty Adams seconding. Council Members Chumbley, Adams, Chris Hodges and James Richardson voted in favor; Alan Dorsey abstained. The ordinance was declared adopted.
The ordinance amends the city code provisions governing street name changes (Chapter 34, sections on street, alley closure and street-name changes). The minutes record that the measure moved forward at the second-reading stage; no further details about the specific street name or the reasons for Dorsey’s abstention were included in the minutes.
Also noted on the agenda were two other street-name proposals: Ordinance 2024-5 received a first reading at the same meeting, and Ordinance 2024-4 (a separate charter amendment related to the Mid-State Energy Authority) was presented on first reading. No final votes were taken on those items at this session.
