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Council opens hearing to correct Glendale Subdivision street-name discrepancy
Summary
Council held a public hearing July 9 to notify residents of a proposed ordinance to reconcile a street-name discrepancy in the Glendale Subdivision ("Onolee" on the recorded plat vs. "Onalee" on other documents); the ordinance will receive a first reading and requires three readings for final adoption.
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A public hearing opened at 6:18 PM to notify residents about a proposed ordinance correcting a street-name discrepancy in the Glendale Subdivision. The hearing record notes that the subdivision plat shows "Onolee" while other official documents list "Onalee." The council intends to consider the ordinance during the meeting's first reading, with two additional readings required before final adoption.
The issue is procedural: the ordinance aims to align the village's recorded plat with other official documents to avoid future title and addressing confusion. No public objections or comments were recorded in the meeting minutes. The council will conduct the ordinance's remaining readings on subsequent agendas before a final vote.
