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Resident asks council to consider code addressing vehicles without license plates
Summary
During public comment a resident asked the council to consider a code enforcement option for vehicles parked without license plates; the council thanked the resident and directed staff to note the concern.
During the public-comment period, resident Henry Butters raised a parking and code‑enforcement concern: vehicles parked in the city without license plates. Butters said he had discussed the issue with the police chief and asked whether the council could pursue an ordinance similar to truck‑parking regulations to address cars without plates.
"The car is still parking down there with no license plate," Butters said, urging the council to consider a code change so vehicles without plates are not allowed to park in city spaces. Council thanked him for the comment and staff noted the concern for follow‑up.
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