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Council adopts updated Code Enforcement Procedures
Summary
Council approved Resolution No. 25-07-14-B to adopt Code Enforcement Procedures for the Town of St. Paul. The minutes show unanimous approval; an internal typographical inconsistency in the minutes is noted and flagged for clerical correction.
On July 14, the St. Paul Town Council approved a resolution adopting updated Code Enforcement Procedures for the town. Mayor Pro-Tem David Dryden moved the resolution and Council Member Larry Nail seconded; the motion passed with all council members present voting in favor. The agenda lists the item as Resolution No. 25-07-14-B; the minutes also include an internal reference to 25-07-14-A in one line, which appears to be a clerical error in the record.
The minutes do not include debate or amendments to the procedures during the meeting. The council’s action formally places the updated Code Enforcement Procedures into the town’s administrative record; staff will proceed with implementation consistent with the adopted procedures and follow standard enforcement practices.
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