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Hunter council adopts ordinance banning all burning within city limits

Hunter City Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The Hunter City Council on March 2 adopted Ordinance 214, which bans open burning inside city limits. The motion was made by Councilmember Chad Hauser and seconded by Councilmember Dixie Sloggett; the meeting record does not include a vote tally or an effective date.

The Hunter City Council on March 2 adopted Ordinance 214, which bans all burning within the city limits after a motion by Councilmember Chad Hauser and a second from Councilmember Dixie Sloggett. The motion carried; the meeting record does not include a vote tally or an effective date for the ordinance.

The ordinance text was accepted "as written," according to the motion recorded by the council. The meeting transcript shows no extended debate or amendments during the adoption; no enforcement procedures or an effective date were stated in the public minutes.

Councilmembers present for the vote included Chad Hauser, Joyce Schneider and Dixie Sloggett; Mayor Brad Nitsch called the meeting to order. The council took several routine actions that evening, but Ordinance 214 was the only new regulatory measure recorded as adopted.

The meeting record does not specify next steps for posting or publishing the ordinance. The council adjourned after completing the agenda.