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Council to stop sending postcards for most ordinances, will post notices in Lincoln Chronicle
Summary
The council said it will stop sending postcards for most ordinances to save money and instead post notices in the Lincoln Chronicle; the Chair said postcards will still be mailed for land-use ordinances as required by Oregon statute and the transcript reports each postcard "runs about $900."
The Chair told the meeting that the city will change its public-notice practice and stop mailing postcards for most ordinances, switching instead to posting notices in the Lincoln Chronicle as other Lincoln County cities do. "Following the meeting, though, we will no longer send postcards, but rather post in the Lincoln Chronicle," the Chair said, and framed the change as a cost-saving measure.
The Chair noted this change does not apply to land-use ordinances, which the Chair said will continue to be mailed per Oregon statute. The meeting recap included a figure for postcard costs: "each postcard runs about $900 between the postage, the card, and the labor" (quoted from the transcript); the packet and minutes should be consulted for any formal policy text and authoritative cost breakdowns.
