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Council moves to advertise change to tenant-registration penalties
Summary
Union City council voted unanimously to advertise a proposed amendment to the tenant-registration ordinance that would allow the borough to charge violators more than once per year if they fail to provide required information.
Council gave unanimous approval on a motion Sept. 16 to advertise a proposed amendment to the borough’s tenant-registration ordinance. The change the borough seeks to advertise would permit the borough to charge violators more than once per year when they do not provide required information.
The motion to advertise was made by Councilor Steadman and seconded by Councilor Osborn. Advertising the amendment is a preliminary procedural step that allows the borough to solicit public comment and schedule the ordinance for future consideration.
