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Union City to advertise amendment to tenant registration to allow multiple charges for violations
Summary
Council authorized advertising a proposed change to the Tenant Registration ordinance that would allow violators who fail to provide required information to be charged more than once per year; the council voted unanimously to advertise the amendment.
The Union City Borough Council voted to advertise a proposed amendment to the Tenant Registration ordinance that would permit charging violators more than once per year if they fail to provide required information. The council approved the motion to advertise the amendment (motion by Councilor Steadman, seconded by Councilor Osborn), and the motion carried unanimously.
Under the proposed change, borough staff would be able to levy repeated charges in a single year for tenants who do not provide required registration information. The proposed text as presented said: "Requesting to change the Tenant Registration to allow violators to be charged more than once a year when not providing required information." The amendment will be advertised for public comment and return to council for potential adoption after the advertisement period.
