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Richmond amends small cell rules and utility-rights changes to municipal code
Summary
Trustees unanimously adopted amendments to Chapter 4 of the Richmond Municipal Code updating construction of utility facilities in the public rights-of-way and amending the small cell ordinance (Section 4.22).
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The Village Board voted Dec. 5 to amend Chapter 4 of the Richmond Municipal Code to update rules governing construction of utility facilities in public rights-of-way and to revise the small cell ordinance in Section 4.22.
President Wardanian presented both ordinances; Trustee James Gerasco moved to approve the Chapter 4, Section 4.21 amendment regarding utility facilities and then moved the Section 4.22 small cell amendment, each seconded and approved on unanimous roll-call votes. Meeting minutes record no substantive debate or modifications during the motions.
The ordinance changes were adopted as presented; the transcript does not include the ordinance text or technical details about how rights-of-way permitting or small-cell siting rules changed. Residents and permit applicants should consult the municipal code or contact the village clerk for the amended code language and effective dates.
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