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Council asks presenter to return after Hamilton Resilience Project briefing
Summary
Dan Janik presented the Hamilton Resilience Project and council asked him to return within about two weeks so staff can begin work on related ordinances; no ordinance or vote was taken at the meeting.
Dan Janik presented the Hamilton Resilience Project to the City Council on March 9 and asked for feedback and an opinion on the proposal. Council members did not adopt any ordinances at the meeting but advised Janik to reconnect with city staff within roughly two weeks to allow the city to begin work on relevant ordinances.
City Manager Rhett Wade and Mayor Patrick Whearley participated in the discussion about next steps for reviewing the project. The council provided direction for follow-up rather than taking formal action: staff was instructed to work with Janik and return with draft ordinance language to a future meeting.
No formal motion or vote on the Resilience Project was recorded in the minutes; the item is recorded as a presentation and council direction for additional engagement.
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