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Council adopts encroachment permit and fee after public hearing
Summary
The Harrison City Council held a public hearing and voted unanimously Feb. 10 to set a city encroachment permit and fee, formalizing requirements for work in public right-of-way.
Mayor Wanda Irish opened a public hearing Feb. 10 and the council moved to set an encroachment permit and fee for the city.
Council member TJ Byrne moved to adopt the permit and fee; Josephine Prophet seconded. The motion passed with all members recorded AYE. The council did not identify any amendments or exemptions during discussion.
The action formalizes permitting and fee requirements for private work in city right-of-way. The council did not record any opponent testimony in the minutes; public comment that evening focused on meeting access rather than the permit itself. The council’s vote resolves the item for implementation unless staff returns with modifications at a later meeting.
