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Council adopts development standards ordinance; vacating petition approved on first reading
Summary
The New Castle Common Council adopted Ordinance 39 75 (amending the Unified Development Ordinance on paving/hard-surface requirements) on third reading and approved Ordinance 39 78 (vacating a segment of right-of-way at 30th Street/Broad Street for Gossage Excavating LLC) on first reading. Roll calls were taken for both items.
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The New Castle Common Council approved an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance and advanced a separate right-of-way vacation during its business session.
On the council's motion, members voted to adopt Ordinance 39 75 on third reading, an amendment described by the administration as clarifying how much concrete or asphalt must be in place before gravel or stone may be used on a property. The measure was moved, seconded and carried by roll call. At the roll call the following members were recorded as voting "Aye": "Mike Mike Duffy," "Jeff Hayshaws," "Jared Wolf," "Eric Dicken," "Mark Hogan," and "Rex Beckenbaugh." The ordinance passed on third reading.
The council then opened first reading for Ordinance 39 78, a petition by Gossage Excavating LLC to vacate a portion of platted right-of-way between the northwest corner of 3010 Broad Street and adjacent parcels and the platted right-of-way between 3008 Broad Street and the same parcel. The motion to pass Ordinance 39 78 on first reading was moved and seconded; the council called the roll and recorded affirmative votes before taking public hearing closure. The ordinance will return for subsequent readings as required.
Both items were discussed as part of the meeting's formal business; no amendments to either ordinance were recorded on the floor during the session. The council concluded its business and moved to adjourn after the votes.

