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Hudson City Council to Review Chapter 478 Ordinance Amendments Tuesday
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Hudson City Council: Chapter 478 Ordinance Amendments on Agenda

Hudson City Council will review proposed amendments to Chapter 478 of the Codified Ordinances, including potential traffic regulation changes, during its October 6 meeting. The council declared an emergency regarding the ordinance.

10/05/2026 · Hudson edition

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Hudson City Council will consider proposed amendments to Chapter 478 of the Codified Ordinances during its meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026. The legislation addresses concerns arising before and after the implementation of Ordinance No. 25-119, as well as new issues that have emerged since.

The council will review the ordinance, identified as agenda item 12.A. Amendments to Chapter 478 suggest the city is refining existing regulations.

The agenda includes extensive supporting documents, such as "Bird Amendment 10-1-26" and "Sutton Amendment 9-1-2026," along with "Category Examples," "Speed Limit Map (July 2026)," and "Speed Limit Map (August 2026)." These documents indicate the amendments may concern traffic regulations, potentially affecting thoroughfares like US 19 or neighborhoods such as Beacon Hill.

The council declared an emergency regarding this ordinance, indicating the proposed changes are time-sensitive.

The City Council meeting begins Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. Further details and the proposed ordinance text are available on the city's legislative portal.

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