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New Haven board holds first reading of floodplain ordinance

New Haven Board of Commissioners · November 21, 2024
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Summary

Joanie Corbin read Ordinance #2024-09 (floodplain) at the New Haven Board of Commissioners meeting on Nov. 21; no vote was recorded and the city did not set a date for a second reading in the minutes.

The New Haven Board of Commissioners heard the first reading of Ordinance #2024-09, a measure relating to the city’s floodplain, at its Nov. 21 meeting. Joanie Corbin read the ordinance aloud to the board; the minutes record the reading but do not show a vote or further action.

The reading of an ordinance is the formal initial step in New Haven’s legislative process; after a first reading the board typically schedules subsequent readings or public comment before adoption. The minutes do not specify whether a second reading or public hearing will be scheduled for Ordinance #2024-09.

No motions or votes on the ordinance are recorded in the meeting minutes. The item was presented as part of the meeting’s new business and was read by Corbin as part of the official record. Any future action — including potential amendments, a second reading, or a final vote — was not documented in the Nov. 21 minutes.