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Mayor will review "No Engine Brake" Ordinance 77-25 and speed-limit information after council discussion
Summary
Council discussed Ordinance 77-25 (a 'No Engine Brake' ordinance) and informational items about speed-limit changes within Oak Ridge. Mayor Paul Hullar said he will review the ordinance and consult the city attorney before returning with recommendations.
The Oak Ridge City Council discussed roadway enforcement topics at the March 24 meeting, including a proposed "No Engine Brake" Ordinance 77-25 and information about potential speed-limit changes within city limits. The discussion was informational; Mayor Paul Hullar said he will review Ordinance 77-25 and confer with the city attorney before presenting any draft changes to the council.
Council did not take any formal action on the ordinance or on speed-limit changes during the meeting. The minutes show this as an ongoing item and record that the mayor will follow up with legal counsel; no timetable or specific next steps were recorded in the minutes.
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