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Clayton Council introduces smoke-alarm labeling rule, development fee and occupancy code amendments

Borough of Clayton Regular Council Work Session · May 28, 2026
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Summary

Council introduced three ordinances including a new article creating regulations and fees for a smoke/carbon monoxide alarm and secondary power-source identification label (CSACMASPSIL), and amendments to unified development fees and certificate-of-occupancy rules.

At its May 28 work session the Borough of Clayton Council introduced three ordinances for later consideration.

Ordinance 7-2026 would amend Chapter 59 (Fire Prevention) to create a new Article III establishing regulations and fees for issuance of a certificate of smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm, and secondary power source identification label (CSACMASPSIL). Council also introduced Ordinance 11-2026 (amending Chapter 88, Unified Development, Article X, fees and guarantees) and Ordinance 12-2026 (amending Chapter 45, Buildings Certificate of Occupancy).

Introductions were moved, seconded and approved by roll call; the measures were placed on the agenda for future readings. The transcript does not include ordinance text beyond the titles and the stated purpose; specific fee schedules and implementation dates were not specified during the meeting.