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Union City council to advertise amendment allowing repeated tenant-registration fines
Summary
Council voted unanimously to advertise an amendment to the borough's Tenant Registration ordinance that would allow charging repeat violators more than once per year when they fail to provide required information.
Union City Borough Council voted unanimously to advertise a proposed amendment to the borough’s Tenant Registration ordinance that would allow violators to be charged more than once in a year if they fail to provide required information.
Councilor Steadman moved to advertise the amendment and Councilor Osborn seconded the motion; the motion carried without objection. The amendment is intended to strengthen enforcement by permitting multiple citations in a single year for the same rental property when required tenant information is not provided.
The council did not record detailed debate in the minutes; the motion was presented as a formal administrative step to advertise the amendment for public review and potential future adoption. A public comment or hearing schedule was not specified in the minutes.
