Homewood trustees will vote on the adoption of a revised municipal code at their regular meeting Tuesday, July 13.
The code has not received a comprehensive update in more than 20 years, according to Village Manager Jim Marino. He said most of the revisions address outdated laws and make the code consistent internally and with state law.
No changes were made to the zoning code because that is being reviewed and revised in a separate process over the coming months and will include public input.
"Most of the revisions simply clean . . .