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Bernalillo introduces Ordinance 330 to tighten erosion, flooding and water-quality controls
Summary
Planning and Zoning Director Stephanie Shumsky introduced Ordinance 330, a proposal to control erosion and flooding and to ensure water quality before discharge to the Rio Grande or infiltration to ground; the item was introduced but not adopted at the meeting.
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Planning and Zoning Director Stephanie Shumsky introduced Ordinance 330 at the June 27 meeting. The ordinance is described in the minutes as providing for control of erosion and flooding and ensuring the highest level of water quality before discharge into the Rio Grande or infiltration to ground; it also includes penalties and an effective date.
The minutes record only the introduction of Ordinance 330 (Attachment D). There was no recorded motion to adopt or final vote during the session; the ordinance was placed on the agenda for consideration and public review per standard procedure.
The council did not record further debate or amendments in the minutes. Additional readings, public notices or formal votes would be required for adoption under the town's ordinance process.
