Buffalo Council Passes Transient Merchant Resolution on Second Read

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The Buffalo City Council passed on second reading Ordinance No. 1427, amending city code concerning Transient Merchants and Religious or Charitable Permits section of city code to operate within the city limits.

The Council chose earlier this year to look at the permit fee schedules for itenerant vendors, who said the fees were too high.

The council passed the first reading earlier this month and made some changes to the proposed Ordinance for the second reading, as read by Mayor Shane Schrader.

There were more suggested changes to the Ordinance from those attending the meeting, which the council said would be considered to be included in the third reading which will be at the council’s first meeting in August.

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