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Ridgely introduces ordinance to allow poultry; corrections to text to be made before February vote
Summary
Ordinance No. 2026-400, which would allow poultry in Ridgely, was introduced Jan. 5; a resident noted the posted ordinance omitted approved changes and the text will be corrected before the February vote.
President Brad Sears introduced Ordinance No. 2026-400 at the Jan. 5 meeting to create provisions allowing poultry within town limits. The ordinance was introduced as old business; commissioners did not take a final vote at the meeting.
During public comment, Andrew Myers noted that approved changes to the ordinance were not reflected in the official ordinance text as posted and requested corrections. Commissioners acknowledged that the ordinance text will be corrected ahead of the scheduled vote in February.
No further details of the ordinance text were presented at the Jan. 5 meeting. The commission plans to address the corrected ordinance at the Feb. 2 town meeting.
