Winlock council adopts ordinance setting rules for city donations
Summary
The Winlock City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 1198 on May 11, creating a new municipal code chapter that governs acceptance of donations, devises and bequests to the city.
The Winlock City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 1198 at its May 11 meeting, creating a new chapter of the Winlock Municipal Code that sets rules for the city’s acceptance of donations, devises and bequests.
Mayor Victoria Marincin read Ordinance 1198 by title before the council voted. Councilwoman Jodie Curtis moved to adopt the ordinance and Councilman Jess Bowers seconded; the motion passed without objection.
The ordinance text read into the record describes procedures and severability provisions for accepting donated funds or property by the city. No public comment specific to the ordinance was recorded during the meeting. The council’s action is recorded as an adoption with immediate passage; the minutes do not specify an effective date beyond the ordinance language read aloud at the meeting.
The ordinance is entered into the council minutes under Item 14; the meeting record indicates the vote was unanimous.
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