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Layton mayor: revised Flood Regulations ordinance expected for April first reading
Summary
Mayor Bruce Halle told the council the city's proposed changes to its Flood Regulations ordinance should be ready for the first public reading at the April meeting; the meeting record did not include draft language or a public-comment schedule.
Mayor Bruce Halle told the City of Layton City Council on March 5 that staff are preparing changes to the city's Flood Regulations ordinance and that a timeline and draft should be ready for the council's first public reading in April.
Halle did not present the ordinance text during the March 5 meeting and no public hearing date or notice language was included in the minutes. The record indicates the item is in the administrative review stage with a planned appearance on the April meeting agenda for a first public reading.
The transcript does not specify which sections of the Flood Regulations are proposed for change, what prompted the update, or whether external agencies (state or county) have reviewed draft language. Council members did not vote on the ordinance at the March 5 meeting.
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