Council moves special-event rules into Public Property code, sets permits and safety standards
Ordinance No. 2190 relocates special-event regulation to Chapter XII (Public Property), requires permits and insurance, sets event hours, and empowers the City Administrator to restrict parking for parades or demonstrations. The council approved the ordinance unanimously among present members.
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The Edgerton City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2190 on Jan. 8, 2026, moving special-event regulation out of the Beverage chapter and into Chapter XII — Public Property, Article 3. Assistant to the City Administrator Kara Banks said the change will require permits for all special events and establish minimum safety standards to protect public health, safety and welfare.
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