Frisco residents may have less time to address the City Council in the future after officials postponed a vote on an ordinance that would reduce public testimony limits.
During its March 17 meeting, the Frisco City Council tabled an updated ordinance regarding public speaking, speaker duration and placement of citizen input on the council agenda.
The updates come after an increase in residents signing up to speak, which has led to lengthy meetings, including the March 3 City Council meeting that extended past midnight. The City Council’s public testimony rules were originally adopted in the late 1980s…