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Council removes obsolete Alley A school‑zone language from traffic code
Summary
Council approved an amendment to strip school‑zone verbiage tied to a former school on Alley A after staff removed the related signs; the measure passed unanimously on first reading.
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Staff told the council the former school‑zone signs along Alley A had already been removed and the ordinance cleans up the traffic code by removing the now‑irrelevant verbiage. "Previously, council approved a resolution to have the signs removed ... this ordinance is just requesting that we are now able to remove the language from the ordinance specific to the school zone that doesn't exist," staff said.
Council thanked staff for the correction and approved the ordinance on first reading without opposition.
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