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North Plains council adopts update to floodplain standards
Summary
The North Plains City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 499 updating local floodplain standards during its Sept. 15 meeting; the measure passed on second reading and was adopted after brief, procedural motions.
The North Plains City Council on Sept. 15 adopted Ordinance No. 499, an update to the city's floodplain standards. Councilors held a second reading by title and voted to adopt the ordinance unanimously.
Councilor James Fage moved to conduct the second reading of Ordinance No. 499 by title only; Council President Aaron Dumbrow seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Councilor Michele McCall-Wallace then moved to adopt the ordinance, with a second from Councilor Fage; that motion was also approved unanimously.
City staff provided no additional questions or discussion at the hearing, and the council took the procedural motions and final adoption during the public hearing segment of the agenda. The minutes record the action as a formal adoption with no roll-call dissent.
The adoption updates the city's floodplain regulations; the minutes do not include the ordinance text or implementation timeline. Residents seeking the ordinance language or implementation details should consult the final ordinance filing with the city or contact the City Recorder's office for full text and effective dates.
The council moved on to other agenda items following the adoption.
