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Mossyrock council adopts Ordinance 517 creating municipal public‑records code
Summary
The Mossyrock City Council on May 21 adopted Ordinance 517 establishing a municipal code for public records and purpose requests; the motion was moved by Juliana Simon and seconded by Teresa Quinlan. The adoption clears a procedural gap for handling records requests.
The Mossyrock City Council adopted Ordinance 517 on May 21 to create a municipal code governing public records and purpose requests. The motion to adopt was moved by Council Member Juliana Simon and seconded by Council Member Teresa Quinlan; the minutes record the ordinance as adopted.
Council briefed that the ordinance establishes procedures for public-records requests, intended to standardize handling and response times; the minutes do not record a roll-call vote total. The action was recorded in Old Business, alongside other items that were tabled (Ordinance 356 and a fee-schedule amendment). The minutes do not specify an effective date or administrative steps for implementation; staff follow-up is implied in routine recordkeeping work.
