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Council holds first readings for stop-intersection and disabled-parking ordinance changes
Summary
Council read two ordinances for first reading: Ordinance 23-30 to add a stop at West 5th and Jefferson and Ordinance 23-31 to relocate a disability parking space near Boone and 7th Street; both were moved and seconded for first reading.
City staff read the first readings of two traffic-related ordinances. Ordinance 23-30 would designate the intersection of West 5th Street and Jefferson Street as a stop intersection for northbound and southbound traffic on Jefferson; the council moved and seconded the ordinance for first reading. Staff also read Ordinance 23-31 to adjust persons-with-disabilities parking language and relocate a designated parking space at the Boone/7th Street intersection; that ordinance was also moved and seconded for first reading.
No substantive debate was recorded on either ordinance during first reading; council indicated it would proceed through the typical ordinance process with subsequent readings and any required public notice.
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