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Osceola council approves first reading of downtown sidewalks ordinance; no public comment
Summary
The council opened and closed a public hearing on a downtown sidewalks ordinance with no public comments, then approved the ordinance’s first reading unanimously.
The Osceola City Council opened a public hearing on an ordinance pertaining to downtown sidewalks and, after receiving no public comment, approved the ordinance’s first reading on July 21.
Council Member Dan Hooper moved to open the hearing, seconded by Council Member George Fotiadis; the motion carried on a roll-call vote. With no members of the public speaking, Council Member Dan Hooper moved to close the hearing, seconded by Council Member Luci Sullivan. Council Member Dan Hooper then moved, and Council Member Mel Miller seconded, approval of the ordinance’s first reading; the vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
The minutes record the procedural steps and the roll-call votes but do not include the text of the ordinance or a schedule for additional readings.
