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Council to advertise tenant-registration amendment allowing repeat charges for noncompliance
Summary
Council voted to advertise a proposed change to the Tenant Registration ordinance allowing the borough to charge violators more than once a year when they fail to provide required information; motion carried unanimously.
Union City Borough Council on Sept. 16 approved a motion to advertise a proposed amendment to the Tenant Registration ordinance that would permit the borough to charge violators more than once in a single year if they fail to provide required information.
Borough Manager Cindy Wells introduced the proposal and Councilor Steadman moved to advertise the amendment; Councilor Osborn seconded and the council approved the motion unanimously. The amendment was advertised so residents and property owners may comment before any final vote.
The motion did not specify a timeline for final adoption; council members instructed staff to prepare the formal advertisement and schedule any required hearings.
