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Corydon council adopts Ordinance 367 tightening restrictions on keeping certain animals
Summary
On Oct. 8 the Corydon City Council introduced, suspended the rule for second reading, and adopted Ordinance 367 amending Chapter 6.08 of the municipal code to restrict keeping certain animals; motions carried unanimously.
The Corydon City Council on Oct. 8 introduced and adopted Ordinance 367, which amends Chapter 6.08 of the Corydon Municipal Code concerning restrictions on keeping certain animals in the city. Councilor Dawn Christian moved to introduce and approve the first reading; Councilor Kyle Hampton moved to suspend the rules requiring two separate council meetings for passage and Councilor Chase Clark later moved for final passage. All motions carried on unanimous votes.
The ordinance was handled under procedural motions that included a suspension of the normal two-reading rule so final passage could occur at the same meeting. The council did not record substantive debate in the minutes beyond the motions and unanimous votes. The ordinance affects Chapter 6.08 of the municipal code; the minutes do not list the ordinance's specific substantive changes beyond noting that it amends Chapter 6.08.
The council’s action completes adoption of Ordinance 367 at final passage on Oct. 8, 2025. The minutes do not specify an effective date for the ordinance.
