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South Bend council adopts ordinance tightening disorderly-conduct and public-nuisance rules
Summary
The City Council adopted Ordinance 16-16 amending chapter 9.10 of the South Bend Municipal Code on disorderly conduct and public nuisance after a second-reading motion and voice vote.
The City of South Bend on May 27 adopted Ordinance 16-16, a change to chapter 9.10 of the municipal code addressing disorderly conduct and public nuisance. Council members moved and seconded the ordinance on its second reading and passed it by voice vote.
Chief Stegall, the city chief who later gave department updates, thanked the council after the vote: "Thank you for passing ordinance 16 16." The ordinance text, as announced at the meeting, authorizes clerical corrections, provides for severability, and establishes an effective date. The council recorded the motion, a second and an affirmative voice vote before moving to the next agenda item.
The adoption was handled on the council floor with no extended debate recorded in the transcript. Council members present registered approval aloud when asked for the vote; no nay votes or abstentions were spoken on the record during the proceeding. The council then proceeded to a separate budget amendment item later in the meeting.
