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Warrens trustees continue code review, discuss separating clerk and treasurer
Summary
Trustees continued an ongoing review of the Village of Warrens Code of Ordinances covering chapter sequencing, administration updates, budget rules for short-term rentals, traffic/golf-cart rules, public safety/offenses, and public nuisance provisions. Trustees also discussed draft charter language to separate the Clerk and Treasurer positions, noting a 60-day waiting period for charter ordinances.
The Village of Warrens Board of Trustees spent portions of its May 15 meeting reviewing and directing staff on multiple chapters of a proposed Code of Ordinances.
Discussion covered the proposed structure and organization of the code, proposed updates to Chapter 2 on administration (including Board of Review additions and Clerk/Treasurer duties), Chapter 8 revisions related to budget and short-term rentals, Chapter 10 traffic code options including golf-cart provisions and handling of unregistered vehicles, Chapter 11 additions addressing offenses and public safety (including lawful discharge of weapons and alternate side parking for snow removal), and Chapter 12 public nuisance updates such as noise and yard art language.
Trustees also discussed a draft charter ordinance that would separate the Clerk and Treasurer positions and reviewed a repealer for the prior charter ordinance. The minutes note that charter ordinances require a 60-day waiting period before becoming effective. No formal votes on these chapters or the charter separation were recorded at the meeting.
The board will consider these draft ordinances and code changes at future meetings.
