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Cowley council adopts Development Code after debate; one member opposes
Summary
Ordinance #343 adopting a Development Code (including placement of IBC code references) was adopted on third reading after extended discussion about foundations and definitions; Councilmember Max Lewis recorded opposition.
The Cowley Town Council on July 14 adopted Ordinance #343, updating the Development Code, after a lengthier-than-usual debate about foundations, definitions and where to place adoption of the International Building Code within the Town Code Book.
Mayor Joel Peterson read the ordinance; Councilmember Scott Crosby moved to adopt on third and final reading and Councilmember June Minchow seconded. According to the minutes, the adoption took place "after a long discussion on foundations and definitions and placement of the adoption of the IBC code in the Code Book with Max." The motion carried; the minutes note that Councilmember Max Lewis opposed the adoption.
The minutes do not record the specific amendments or the text of the IBC placement decision, nor do they include a roll-call tally other than the notation of opposition by Max Lewis.
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