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Board opens then tables public hearing on Local Law 1 on wording concerns
Summary
Trustees opened a public hearing on "Local Law 1 of 2026: A Local Law to Address and Abate Public Nuisance in the Village of Jordan," but tabled the vote after a village officer raised concerns about wording in section 5; Mayor Brim will consult the village lawyer.
Trustees opened a public hearing at 7:02 p.m. on "Local Law 1 of 2026: A Local Law to Address and Abate Public Nuisance in the Village of Jordan," a proposed local law the board described as addressing public nuisances in the village. Trustee Bates offered the motion to open the hearing, Deputy Mayor Gustafson seconded, and "all present" voted in favor.
Officer Healy expressed concerns about language in section 5, subsection 3, paragraphs e and f, specifically the use of the terms "finding" and "investigative." Mayor Brim said he would discuss the wording with the village lawyer. Following that discussion the board voted to adjourn the public hearing and table the vote; the motion to adjourn and table was offered by Deputy Mayor Gustafson and seconded by Trustee Bates, and carried at 7:19 p.m.
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