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Nutter Fort council approves smoke-detector ordinance repeal on first reading
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On Sept. 10, 2024 the Nutter Fort Town Council approved Ordinance 2024-10 on first reading to repeal Article 1511 of the town code relating to smoke detectors; councilors said the change updates the codified ordinances to current standards.
The Nutter Fort Town Council approved Ordinance 2024-10, repealing Article 1511 of the town’s codified ordinances relating to smoke detectors, on first reading during its Sept. 10 meeting.
Councilor Charlene Louk moved in support of the ordinance on first reading and Councilor Karen Phillips seconded; the motion passed by unanimous vote. According to the meeting record, the repeal was framed as an update to bring the town’s codified ordinances to present-day standards.
The ordinance was introduced as a first reading only; no final-adoption date was recorded in the minutes. The council did not record an extended debate on the substance of the ordinance at this meeting. The council’s next actions on Ordinance 2024-10 (including any amendments or a second reading) will appear on a future agenda.
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