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Council adopts bicycle and lawn-extension ordinances at second reading

September 14, 2026 | Chelsea, Washtenaw County, Michigan


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Council adopts bicycle and lawn-extension ordinances at second reading
The Chelsea City Council adopted two ordinances at second reading: Ordinance 197 (bicycle regulations) and Ordinance 198 (lawn extensions).

"There were no changes to the bicycle ordinance that you approved at 1st reading," Attorney Fink (S10) told the council and recommended adoption of Ordinance 197 at second reading. The council approved the ordinance by roll call/voice vote. Attorney Fink gave a similar update for Ordinance 198 (lawn extensions); council moved and approved adoption at second reading after a motion and second.

Council did not record substantive amendments during second reading; both ordinances were approved on the council floor and will proceed according to the statutory and municipal adoption timetable for ordinance enactment.

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