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Moore Haven approves first reading of fence-regulation ordinance; second reading to follow
Summary
On Aug. 19 the City Council approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 361, a planner-proposed ordinance to regulate fences within city limits; the ordinance will be published and return for second reading, at which the council may amend it and the planner Mr. Utley is expected to participate by phone.
Moore Haven — The Moore Haven City Council approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 361, a planner-drafted regulation addressing fences within the city limits, on Aug. 19.
City Attorney Steve Ramunni introduced the ordinance on behalf of the planner and told the council the item will be published following the first reading. Ramunni said the council could amend the ordinance at the second reading; the minutes note that Mr. Utley (the planner) will appear by phone to answer questions at a subsequent meeting. “I’m going to the first reading tonight; once it’s approved it will be published,” Ramunni said.
Councilmember Alisha Beck moved to approve the first reading; Vice Mayor Marcus “Marc” Decker seconded the motion and the motion carried. The minutes do not record a roll-call tally for this vote.
What happens next: The ordinance will be published and returned for a second reading, where councilmembers may propose amendments based on public input and planner guidance. The minutes do not specify a date for the second reading.
