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Osceola council advances first reading of animal waste ordinance after public comment
Summary
After a brief public hearing in which a resident raised concerns about expanding the measure, the Osceola City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance pertaining to removal of animal waste by unanimous vote.
The Osceola City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance pertaining to removal of animal waste following a short public hearing on Tuesday night.
Council Member George Fotiadis moved to open the hearing, which was seconded by Council Member Luci Sullivan and carried on a roll-call vote. Ray Talbott addressed the council during the hearing and expressed concerns about adding additional provisions to the ordinance, saying he based his view on experiences with neighbors. No other members of the public spoke during that hearing.
After public comment, Council Member Dan Hooper made a motion, seconded by Council Member Sonya Hicks, to close the hearing. Council Member George Fotiadis then moved and Council Member Dan Hooper seconded approval of the ordinance’s first reading; the roll-call vote was recorded as unanimous and the motion carried.
The minutes do not list the ordinance’s text or a timeline for subsequent readings; the record indicates only that the council advanced the measure on its first reading.
