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Scott council introduces multiple ordinances, including proposed $8 million DEQ sewer revenue bond, for May 2 adoption
Summary
Council members introduced nine ordinances for consideration at the May 2 meeting, including amendments to subdivision and land-use chapters, sign and lighting standards, an annexation for Marland Properties LLC and a proposed DEQ Sewer Revenue Bond not to exceed $8,000,000.
At its April 4 meeting the Scott City Council introduced a package of ordinances addressing land use, infrastructure and development and scheduled them for adoption at the next regular meeting on May 2, 2024.
Introduced items included: - Ordinance 2024-3: Amend Chapter 32 (Subdivisions), Article III to add Section 32-35 (Standards). - Ordinance 2024-4: Enlarging city boundaries for the Marland Properties LLC area (annexation). - Ordinance 2024-5: Amend Chapter 30 (Streets, sidewalks and other public places), Article IV (Signs on public property), by adding Section 30-85 (Sign Standards). - Ordinance 2024-6: Amend Chapter 32, Article 2 (Street Lighting) to amend Sections 32-27 and 32-28. - Ordinance 2024-7: Amend Chapter 36 (Traffic and Motor Vehicles), Article IV (Parking) to add Section 36-68. - Ordinance 2024-8: Amend Chapter 32 to add outdoor lighting standards (new sections 32-21 through 32-24). - Ordinance 2024-9: Authorize issuance of a Sewer Revenue Bond (DEQ) not to exceed $8,000,000. - Ordinance 2024-10: Add Division 5 (Landscape Buffers) to Chapter 40 (Land Use Code). - Ordinance 2024-11: Add Sec. 40-108 (Billboards) to the Land Use Administrative Code.
Minutes record that each ordinance was introduced with no discussion and that adoption was set for the May 2 meeting at 6 p.m. The minutes do not include additional details (such as draft ordinance language beyond chapter/section references) or staff presentations tied to each ordinance item.
Because the proposed DEQ sewer revenue bond (Ordinance 2024-9) would authorize borrowing up to $8 million if adopted, council members and residents may see the May 2 meeting as the substantive decision point for financing and boundary changes.
