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Sunbury council adopts multiple ordinances, accepts subdivision improvements and opens annexation petition for first reading
Summary
On Aug. 20 the council passed an ordinance creating a municipal public-improvement tax increment equivalent fund (TIF) on an emergency basis, accepted public improvements for Rolling Hills Subdivision Section 1, and read an annexation petition for 50.885 acres (first reading). Roll-call votes show unanimous approval where recorded.
The Sunbury City Council held roll-call votes on Aug. 20 to advance several land use and infrastructure items.
Council passed Ordinance No. 2025.25, described in the packet as declaring improvements to a parcel a public purpose, establishing a municipal public-improvement tax increment equivalent fund and authorizing the collection of service payments into that fund; the ordinance was declared an emergency and passed on the vote recorded during the meeting. The council also passed Ordinance No. 2025.26, accepting the public improvements for Rolling Hills Subdivision Section 1. Both measures passed with unanimous recorded votes in the meeting’s roll calls.
Council also acknowledged a first reading of Ordinance No. 2025.27, accepting a petition for annexation of approximately 50.885 acres in Trenton Township owned by Sunbury 37 LLC and McLaren Emergency; that item was read for first reading only and requires subsequent readings before final action. The packet also included Resolution 2025.23 authorizing the director of finance to submit assessment certificates to the Delaware County auditor and was presented as a second reading.
No further debate or amendments were recorded on the adoption items at the Aug. 20 meeting. Councilmembers recorded “yes” on roll calls for the emergency ordinance and the subdivision acceptance; the meeting log shows seven ayes when the motions passed.
