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Royal City Council reviews Moses Lake food vendor ordinance; continuation set for April 15
Summary
At a special session April 1, the Royal City Council reviewed the Moses Lake food vendor ordinance and compared language from other cities' codes. City attorney Katherine Kenison provided legal guidance; the council scheduled a follow-up special session for April 15, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.
The Royal City Council met in special session on April 1, 2025, to begin a review of a Moses Lake food vendor ordinance and to consider portions of other municipalities’ codes for comparison. The session was called to order at 6:03 p.m. by Mayor Michael Christensen.
Council members listed as present were Stanton Fanning, Perla Garcia, Hector Rodriguez, Ryan Piercy and Rick Kannely. Staff in attendance included Finance Director Janice Flynn and Public Works Director Curt Carpenter; city attorney Katherine Kenison and city planner Alex Kovach were also listed.
The minutes state that the council began examining the Moses Lake ordinance text and portions of other cities’ codes to determine what language might be applicable in Royal City. City attorney Katherine Kenison provided input and guidance during that review. The minutes do not record specific proposed ordinance language, amendments, or votes; the record says the discussion will continue at a special session scheduled for April 15, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.
No public comment was taken at the April 1 session, and the meeting record does not list any formal motions or decisions regarding the ordinance. The continuation date remains the next procedural step recorded in the minutes.
