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Council adopts a string of personalized handicapped-parking ordinances
Summary
On final passage the council adopted multiple ordinances establishing or rescinding personalized handicapped parking spaces at specific addresses; each ordinance was adopted unanimously and will take effect 20 days after mayoral approval.
The Elizabeth City Council on Jan. 27 adopted a group of ordinances (Nos. 6231–6235 and rescissions 6236–6243) establishing or rescinding personalized handicapped parking spaces at specific residential addresses across the city. Each ordinance was read by the Clerk and adopted by recorded unanimous votes (affirmative recorded as Cuesta, Torres, Cedeno, Gallman, Mazza, and President Grova — 6 in favor, none opposed for the listed final-passage ordinances).
Examples include Ordinance No. 6231, which redesignates the space previously authorized for Grady L. Sizemore Jr. to Shirlyn Sizemore at 1030 Anna Street, and Ordinance No. 6232, which establishes a handicapped parking space for Ana Bonilla at 145 Marshall Street. Each ordinance states the space’s curbline location and specifies enforcement under the Police Department. The ordinances’ text sets an effective date of 20 days after final passage and mayoral approval.
Votes at a glance: each final-passage ordinance in the series was adopted by the council with recorded affirmative votes; no amendments or public objections were recorded during the hearings. Because these measures were considered on final passage at the meeting, they will become effective on the dates specified in each ordinance if signed by the mayor.
