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Mayor, Council agree to defer vote on 10% sanitation fee increase ordinance
Summary
The City of Morrow council accepted a request to defer consideration of Ordinance No. 2026-009, which would have raised sanitation fees by 10%. Mayor Pro Tem Khoa Vuong requested the deferral and, hearing no objections, the council proceeded without taking a vote.
Mayor John J. Lampl II announced a request from Mayor Pro Tem Khoa Vuong to defer consideration of Ordinance No. 2026-009, which would amend the city sanitation fee schedule to add a 10% increase. According to the work session minutes, the mayor asked if any council members objected; none did, and the item was deferred.
The ordinance text as listed on the agenda would authorize the city manager and chief financial officer to amend the fee schedule as necessary. Council made no further comments during the work session; no formal vote tally, mover or seconder was recorded in the minutes. The minutes record the deferral by general consent rather than a formal roll-call vote.
Next steps: Because the item was deferred from the May 26 work session, the council will consider when to reschedule the ordinance for a future meeting or provide additional information to council members before the next formal consideration.
