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Council advances Ordinance 2024-10, repeal of smoke-detector article, on first reading
Summary
The Nutter Fort council approved Ordinance 2024-10 on first reading, repealing Article 1511 of the town code related to smoke detectors to update the codified ordinances. The vote was unanimous; councilors Charlene Louk and Karen Phillips led the motion and second.
The Town of Nutter Fort council on Sept. 10 advanced Ordinance 2024-10, an ordinance repealing Article 1511 of the town’s codified ordinances relating to smoke detectors, on its first reading.
Councilor Charlene Louk moved in support on the first reading and Councilor Karen Phillips seconded; the ordinance was approved on first reading by unanimous vote. The reading was described as an update to bring the codified ordinances "to present day standards." The council did not record further amendments or a second reading date in the minutes.
Under the town’s process, first-reading approval moves the ordinance to a future meeting for a subsequent reading or final action. The minutes note the vote as unanimous but do not list a roll-call tally. No public comment specific to the ordinance appears in the recorded minutes.
