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Mills County Board adopts Ordinance 26-06 creating residential care facilities code
Summary
The Mills County Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance 26-06, creating Chapter 20 of the county code titled “Residential Care Facilities,” after approving a second reading and waiving a third reading to allow immediate adoption after legal publication.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors on July 14 adopted Ordinance 26-06, titled “Residential Care Facilities,” formally creating Chapter 20 of the Mills County Ordinances. Supervisor Jack Sayers moved to approve the ordinance on its second reading and Supervisor Lonnie Mayberry seconded; the motion passed on a recorded vote of Ayes-3 Nays-0.
After the second-reading vote, the Board voted to waive the required third reading and to formally adopt Ordinance 26-06, with the ordinance to take effect following legal publication. That motion was recorded as moved by Sayers and seconded by Mayberry; the roll call vote was Ayes-3 Nays-0.
The record does not include text or substantive amendments to the ordinance beyond its title. The meeting minutes list the ordinance as “Ordinance 26-06 Providing for the Creation of Chapter 20 of the Mills County Ordinances Entitled ‘Residential Care Facilities.’” The Board did not record any on-the-record debate of the ordinance’s substantive provisions in the minutes. The adoption was a formal action recorded in the minutes; the ordinance will be effective after the county completes legal publication procedures.
