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Kincaid trustees plan special session to update ordinance book ahead of new 2025 laws
Summary
Trustees said they will schedule a special three‑hour meeting in January to review the village ordinance book and incorporate roughly a dozen new laws that take effect in early 2025, including about nine the board expects will affect Kincaid.
Trustee Warren told the committee the ordinance book distributed last week requires a detailed review with an outside consultant named Frank and that the board should schedule a special meeting rather than extend a regular meeting late into the evening. "That is going to be a special meeting because he said it was going to take about three hours to go through the book," Warren said.
Warren said about "twelve or fifteen new laws" will take effect in January and that "about nine of them" will affect the village; the board needs to ensure any required updates are included before the end of the first quarter of 2025. Mayor Robert Morris said the review could be scheduled for the first meeting in January, and Warren said he and Jayme would contact Frank to arrange the session.
The session is intended as a line-by-line update rather than a abbreviated review; Warren emphasized scheduling and logistics so the village can meet regulatory and calendar deadlines. No formal action was taken at the Dec. 23 committee meeting on the ordinance text itself; trustees said they will finalize timing after confirming Frank's availability.
