SOUTH HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The South Hutchinson City Council will look over several current ordinances on Monday that Interim City Administrator Larry Paine says need some touching up.
One of those deals with new fees for fireworks stands. Recent action by the board raised fireworks stand fees from $2,500 to $3,000. Paine says he wants to make the fireworks fees part of a resolution that would make it more streamlined for the county to make any necessary changes.
There is also talk of trying to put a little more bite into the current ordinance regarding large vehicle parking on residential streets. City ordinance prohibits semis, trailers, buses and other such vehicles weighing over 16,000 pounds from being parked beyond two hours unless they are loading or unloading merchandise and a permit is issued.
Paine says the city could start issuing warnings for those who violate that ordinance, then after a period of time citations would be issued.
Monday's South Hutchinson city Council meeting begins at 6 p.m. at the South Hutchinson city offices.
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