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Council agrees to advertise change to tenant-registration penalties
Summary
Union City Council voted to advertise a proposed change to the Tenant Registration ordinance that would allow the borough to charge repeat violators more than once per year when required information is not provided. The motion to advertise passed unanimously.
Council reviewed a proposed amendment to the Tenant Registration ordinance that would permit the borough to charge violators more than once in a single year if they fail to provide required information. The amendment was described as a procedural enforcement change intended to increase compliance.
Councilor Steadman moved and Councilor Osborn seconded a motion to advertise the proposed amendment for public consideration; the motion carried unanimously. Advertising the amendment starts the formal amendment process and will give property owners and tenants opportunity to review and comment during the ordinance hearing process.
