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Roberts council adopts ordinance tightening right-of-way permitting
Summary
The City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-572A to revise right-of-way permitting, including door-to-door notice to affected property owners, a permit administration fee with mayor/staff waiver authority, and a provision to adjust fees by resolution.
The Roberts City Council voted to adopt Ordinance 2026-572A on May 12, revising the city's right-of-way permitting rules to require direct notice to affected property owners and to establish a permit-administration fee that the mayor or staff may waive.
Councilmember Edidt Ramirez moved to suspend the three-reading rule and proceed to consideration; after a second from Kyler Place, Mayor Berlin read the ordinance title aloud. Edidt Ramirez then moved to pass the ordinance on adoption, seconded by Casey Burns; the clerk recorded a roll-call vote and the motion carried.
The ordinance, as presented in the council packet, also provides for fee adjustments by later resolution and updates construction, repair, and excavation procedures within public rights-of-way. Council discussion during the item focused on procedural mechanics; no amendments were offered on the floor at the meeting.
The ordinance will be entered into the city's records and the effective date is specified in the ordinance language in the packet.
