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Council unanimously adopts ordinance amending multiple city-code sections
Summary
The Wheaton City Council unanimously passed Ordinance O-2026-39, updating provisions in Chapter 2 (administration), Chapter 10 (special events), and Chapter 58 (streets and sidewalks); staff said the changes follow City Attorney recommendations and had a first reading July 20.
The Wheaton City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 3 to adopt Ordinance O-2026-39, which amends several sections of the City Code, including provisions on electronic attendance participation, appointments to administrative offices, special-event insurance requirements and bonds for streets and sidewalks. Councilman Scott Brown moved the ordinance and Councilman Scott Weller seconded; the motion carried on a roll-call vote with seven ayes.
City Manager Raymond Munch said the ordinance "addresses several sections of the City Code, following recommendations from the City Attorney," and that the ordinance had its first reading at the July 20 council meeting. No member recorded a nay. The ordinance will be codified in Chapters 2, 10 and 58 as specified on the agenda.
The council did not amend the ordinance on the floor; the vote was procedural final passage following the first reading earlier in July.
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