Board approves amendment to permanent open-space rules after public hearing
Summary
The Town and Country Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted an amendment to the municipal code (Bill 26-23) that revises Section 405.335 on natural resource protection and adjustments to permanent open space following a public hearing and staff presentation.
The Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Ordinance No. 4751 (Bill 26-23), revising Section 405.335 of the Town and Country Municipal Code to adjust standards for permanent open space and natural resource protection. The mayor opened a public hearing, the city clerk entered exhibits including the affidavit of publication and bill text, and the board suspended normal agenda rules to take the second reading and vote.
Tony Gonzales addressed the board in support, saying, “I just wanna thank the city staff for consideration of this particular project.” Board members and staff noted the changes tighten language and clarify how outdoor facilities and open-space adjustments are handled. The board voted by roll call; the bill passed unanimously and was declared Ordinance No. 4751. No petition or formal opposition was reported in the hearing record.
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