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City advances final reading to recodify Chester code
Summary
City staff presented the final reading of Bill B77, an ARPA-funded recodification of the City of Chester code that staff say will replace the current code with a searchable, user‑friendly version posted online after final passage.
City officials presented the final reading of Bill B77, a project described as the recodification of the City of Chester code. “This is the recodification of the code of the city of Chester,” said the chief (speaker 3), who told council the work was done with the solicitor’s office and General Code and was funded through ARPA.
The chief said the new code will be searchable and easier to use once the second and final reading are complete and the link goes live on the city website. The transcript records the presentation and the chief’s explanation but does not record a roll‑call vote or formal adoption outcome for B77 in this session (outcome: not specified).
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