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Council asks staff to research golf cart ordinances before changing local rules

City Council of Tonkawa · January 1, 2026
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Summary

Council discussed potential amendments to the golf cart ordinance but deferred a vote; City Attorney asked for specific desired changes and the city manager will research other cities' ordinances.

The Tonkawa City Council discussed an amended golf cart ordinance at its Dec. 16 meeting but did not vote on changes. City Attorney Lee Stout asked councilors to specify what changes they wanted; City Manager Nicholas Payne said he would review ordinances from other cities and report back. Council members agreed to delay a vote until staff supplied model language and comparative information.

Council said it wants to ensure any ordinance change fits local conditions before drafting an amendment. The minutes record that the council expects staff to return with sample ordinances and recommendations prior to scheduling a vote.