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Union City council authorizes advertisement of tenant-registration amendment
Summary
Council authorized advertising a proposed change to the Tenant Registration ordinance to allow charging violators more than once per year when they fail to provide required information; the advertisement motion passed unanimously.
Union City Borough Council on Sept. 16 voted to advertise a proposed amendment to the Tenant Registration ordinance that would permit charging repeat violators more than once in a single year when they do not provide required information.
Borough Manager Cindy Wells introduced the proposal; Councilor Steadman moved to advertise the amendment and Councilor Osborn seconded. The motion carried unanimously.
Why this matters: The change would alter administrative enforcement of tenant registration requirements by removing the current limit on charging violators only once per year when they fail to respond or provide information. The minutes do not include the full draft language; advertisement allows the public to review the proposed text and offer comment before any final vote.
Next steps: The amendment will be advertised for public review and will return to council for potential adoption after required notice and any public comment period.
