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Woodland Township delays public hearing on Ordinance 2024-8 for revisions
Summary
At a Nov. 26 workshop, Woodland Township officials said they will postpone the public hearing on Ordinance 2024-8 after receiving numerous public comments and requests for revision; the ordinance will be reworked and reintroduced in 2025.
Mayor DeGroff called the Woodland Township Committee workshop to order on Nov. 26, and Clerk Maryalice Brown reported that Ordinance 2024-8 has attracted numerous comments and requests for revision. The committee discussed postponing the ordinance's public hearing and revamping the draft before reintroducing it in 2025.
Brown told the committee that officials had received "numerous comments and requests for revisions," and members agreed that more time was needed to address the concerns before taking the ordinance to a public hearing. No formal motion or vote on the ordinance was recorded at the workshop.
The postponement means staff will review submitted feedback, draft changes, and schedule a revised public hearing in 2025. The committee did not specify a target date or the substantive revisions to be made; those details were described as "not specified" during the discussion.
The ordinance remains on the township's work plan; committee members indicated they intend to return the item for formal consideration after staff completes revisions and notification to the public.
