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Bromley council approves first reading of ordinance to raise rental licensure fees
Summary
The City of Bromley held a first reading of Ordinance No. 11-1-24 to set annual rental licensure fees at $150 for single units and $100 for multi-unit properties; the reading passed on a council motion with unanimous affirmation.
The City of Bromley City Council on Nov. 13 conducted the first reading of Ordinance No. 11-1-24, which would amend the city’s rental licensure fees to $150 annually for single rental units and $100 annually for multi-unit properties. City Attorney Kim Vocke presented the ordinance on the council’s agenda.
Why it matters: The license-fee change would alter recurring costs for landlords and could affect rental housing administration and revenue for the city if adopted at second reading and final passage.
On procedural motion, Councilor Mike Kendall moved to approve the ordinance’s first reading; Councilor Dianne Wartman seconded. The council voted in favor on the motion recorded on the meeting minutes as “all in favor.”
The ordinance is cataloged in the record as ORD NO 11-1-24; the council conducted only a first reading and did not take final action on adoption at this meeting. No written fiscal impact analysis or implementation timeline was presented on the record; staff and council did not provide a projected effective date during the discussion.
Next steps: The ordinance must return to the council for additional readings as required by city procedure before it could become law. Council members or staff may supply further details at a subsequent meeting.
