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Stephens City council approves ordinance to create streamlined restricted-parking process
Summary
The Stephens City Town Council approved first and second readings for an ordinance amending Chapter 17 to allow the town to process restricted parking requests without convening a public hearing each time; both readings carried unanimously.
Mayor Mike Grim and the Stephens City Town Council approved first and second readings of an ordinance that amends Chapter 17 of the town code to establish a process for restricted parking on town streets.
The Clerk, Michele Stone, read the ordinance title for the first reading, and Councilman Jason Nauman moved approval. The council recorded unanimous Aye votes on the first reading. The Clerk read the ordinance title again for a second reading and Nauman moved adoption a second time; that vote also carried unanimously.
According to the ordinance language read into the record, the change is intended to allow the town’s Public Works Department to bring parking issues to council for action without holding a public hearing for each individual street or location. The minutes do not specify additional procedural details or an effective date.
The council did not record a separate third-reading vote for this item in the minutes of the May 1 meeting.
