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Council advances Ayer Place handicap parking ordinance on first reading
Summary
The council passed an ordinance on first reading to establish a handicap parking space on Ayer Place and voted to advertise the ordinance according to law. The motion was introduced by Councilman Guzman and seconded by Councilman Maison.
Rutherford’s mayor and council advanced an ordinance on first reading on Jan. 26 to establish a handicap parking space on Ayer Place.
Councilman Guzman introduced the ordinance and moved that it be passed on first reading and advertised according to law; Councilman Maison seconded the motion. Missy read the ordinance title aloud as required. The council approved the motion by roll call, and the ordinance will be advertised and scheduled for further action under the borough’s ordinance procedures.
The measure is intended to create a designated accessible parking space on Ayer Place. Council members did not debate the text during the public meeting; the action taken was to place the ordinance on the formal adoption track by completing the required first‑reading step and public notice.
