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Ordinance 2026-2 amending Chapter 435 gets first reading despite opposition
Summary
On June 9 the council advanced Ordinance 2026-2 (amending Chapter 435) to first reading; the motion passed after a roll call where Councilor Margaret Mathis registered opposition. The solicitor cautioned that no changes take effect until formal adoption at a later meeting.
Montgomery Borough Council gave Ordinance 2026-2 a first reading on June 9, advancing amendments to Chapter 435 for further consideration. The motion to approve the first reading was made by Ruth Little and seconded by Steve Cook; Councilor Margaret Mathis opposed the motion, but it nevertheless carried.
Solicitor Jonathan DeWald reviewed the ordinance material and told council that "nothing can be done until it is adopted; this is just for the streets listed on this Ordinance." The minutes do not specify the ordinance text or amendments; council indicated the ordinance will return for further action required for formal adoption.
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