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Clerk: Municode supplement in progress; future zoning codification could cost $4,000–$6,000
Summary
Clerk Kelly Novak told trustees that Municode Supplement No. 1 is underway at a cost of $1,825 for seven ordinances (~96 pages) and that codifying the forthcoming zoning ordinance could cost an estimated $4,000–$6,000.
Clerk Kelly Novak reported that Municode Supplement No. 1 is in process and will cost $1,825. She said the supplement covers seven ordinances totaling approximately 96 pages. Novak added that once the draft zoning ordinance is finalized it will require codification and estimated that process at between $4,000 and $6,000 per Municode update.
Trustees did not vote on any codification contract during this meeting; the clerk's remarks were informational and intended to flag an upcoming expense related to finalizing the zoning ordinance.
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