City Charter and Brookings Municipal Code

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CITY CHARTER 1993

Similar to a constitution, the City Charter defines how the city government should operate. It is the one document the City uses which can be amended only by a vote of the people. The Brookings City Charter was first adopted in 1954, 3 years after incorporation, and was last amended and re-adopted in 1993. The City Charter grants the City certain powers, subjects it to certain restrictions, and lays out procedures and governmental structure.

Brookings Municipal Code

Ordinance by Disposition Index

Brookings Municipal Code

Ordinance 001-100 
Ordinance 101-199
Ordinance 200-299
Ordinance 300-399
Ordinance 400-499
Ordinance 500-599

Ordinance 600-699

NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER

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The City of Brookings believes that the Brookings Municipal Code and Ordinance Disposition list available on this web page are accurate and current.  However, ALL WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES of accuracy are hereby expressly DISCLAIMED. Neither the City of Brookings, nor any of its agents, contractors or employees, shall be liable for any loss, cost, expense or liability of any kind arising from the use of this material. The two databases are assembled from files kept on a mainframe and on various personal computers. There may be errors in the source files or resulting from the transfers. The assistance of any reader in identifying apparent errors will be appreciated. Please contact the City Recorder, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415; by telephone at (541) 469-1102; by facsimile transmission to (541) 469-3650; or by e-mail to jheffington@brookings.or.us

NOTICE: Although every effort is made to assure the accuracy of this material, the on-line version of the Brookings Municipal Code and Ordinance Disposition list is not official. The legislative process as provided in the City Charter involves a paper original which must be signed, published in the official newspaper and kept in paper files in the office of the City Recorder. City staff has the authority to make editorial revisions and corrections to ordinances, including codification, and there may be some differences between these electronic versions and the official paper versions on file with the City Recorder. The reader is advised that, in case of conflict, it may be that the paper copy in the City Recorder's office will be held to be official and controlling. Inquiries and requests for copies of the "official" version of ordinances should be directed to the City Recorder, Brookings, OR 97415 or by facsimile transmission to (541)469-3650.  For inquiries only, please call (541) 469-1102.