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Planning board urges resumption of General Code codification
Summary
Members of Jordan's Planning/Zoning Board told the Board of Trustees that the General Code codification project has stalled since 2020 and provided a list of 13 outstanding questions; the board agreed to continue with codification and to route editorial review of local laws enacted since 2020 to General Code.
Rob Meixner, a member of the Village of Jordan Planning/Zoning Board, told the trustees the General Code codification project that began years ago needs to resume and that the contractor's work has "pretty much been frozen since 2020." He said editorial review will be necessary for local laws passed since 2020.
John Nevin Jr., a Planning/Zoning Board member who is serving as chairman, said the board has 13 outstanding questions in General Code that it needs the trustee board to answer; he provided that list to the trustees during the March 23 meeting. The trustees agreed to continue with the codification effort and to address the questions presented by Planning/Zoning.
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