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Belmond council adopts ordinance joining State Income Setoff Program
Summary
After a public hearing with no public comment, the City Council approved Ordinance 472 to authorize use of the State Income Setoff Program, passing motions to approve the first reading and to waive remaining readings and adopt the ordinance (roll calls Yes-4, No-0, Absent-1).
The Belmond City Council on March 17 held a public hearing on Ordinance 472 to authorize use of the State Income Setoff Program and then adopted the ordinance after no members of the public spoke.
Mayor Frank Beminio opened the hearing and City Manager Cody Nicholas reported the city received no written comments. Council recorded a motion to approve the first reading, with the record showing: "Motion to approve the first reading of Ordinance 472 as presented." That motion passed by roll call. The council then voted to "waive the second and third reading of Ordinance 472 and adopt in final form," a motion recorded in the minutes and carried by a 4–0 vote with one absence.
The ordinance adoption was approved without amendment. Nicholas confirmed the city had sent truth-in-taxation statements and said he has begun work on a budget amendment; no fiscal detail tied to Ordinance 472 was discussed at the hearing. The council took no public comments during the hearing and moved on to the next agenda item.
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