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Council adopts Ordinance 1605 updating comprehensive plan to include state-required climate language
Summary
On second reading the council approved Ordinance 1605, the comprehensive plan update that adds climate-change language required by recent state legislation; council recorded the motion as carried with no roll-call in the transcript.
On April 28 the South Bend City Council completed the second reading and adopted Ordinance 1605, which updates the city's comprehensive plan to incorporate climate-change language required by changes at the state level.
A member of the council conducted the reading of the ordinance item and a motion to approve was made and seconded; the council recorded the action as "Motion carries." The clerk noted the item as "the second reading of ordinance 1605 and that's the comprehensive plan update and that um involves the climate change language that has to be put in place due to legislative changes at the state level." No formal roll-call tally appears in the transcript.
Council members took no recorded amendment or conditional language during the meeting; the council moved the ordinance to adoption on the day's agenda.
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