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Feb. 22, 2022Albany, Mo. | By: Jacob Coffman
ALBANY, Mo. - The Albany Board of Aldermen is continuing its review of outdated city codes. City Administrator Derek Brown says they made good progress at their latest board of aldermen meeting.
One example Brown gave of a change being made is shortening the period of time for a resident to cut grass over 12 inches, before receiving a fine, from 15 days to 10 days.
Brown also says the board will also review the city's animal control and dangerous building codes at future meetings.
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