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Ridgely approves chicken license, discusses abandoned-vehicle ordinance; residents urge election improvements
Summary
Zoning Administrator approved a chicken license and raised an abandoned-vehicles ordinance for discussion; in public comment residents urged better ballot handling and clearer workshop notices.
The town approved a chicken license application and the Zoning Administrator, Melissa Leonard, opened discussion on an abandoned-vehicles ordinance at the May 4 meeting.
Leonard presented the license application for chickens, which the board approved. She also introduced discussion on a proposed abandoned-vehicles ordinance; the minutes record the issue as under discussion without final action.
During public comment Heather Amador urged improvements to the town’s election process, emphasizing better ballot handling and stronger enforcement of guidelines for watchers and challengers. Anna Mansfield asked for better notice for workshops so residents can participate.
The Commissioners did not take final action on the abandoned-vehicles ordinance at this meeting; staff and commissioners indicated further work would continue in workshop settings.
