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Council holds multiple ordinances and resolutions for second/third readings; schedules special meeting
Summary
Circleville City Council held a slate of ordinances and resolutions for further reading, including grant applications, park land purchases, event permits, alley vacatings, records-digitization contract and several appropriation adjustments tied to recent levy results; a special meeting was scheduled for Thursday at 6 p.m.
City Council on Tuesday conducted first and second readings for multiple items and voted to hold each for the next appropriate reading rather than suspending rules for immediate passage because two members were absent.
The items matter because they include grant applications for parks and recreation, a conservation grant tied to parkland acquisition, an application under the NatureWorks program that would support a third pickleball court, a digitization/archival contract, multiple routine event permits and housekeeping budget ordinances that reassign funds for water, wastewater and capital projects.
Clerk Melissa Burns announced a public hearing set for April 15 at 6 p.m. in council chambers on a requested planned-unit development incentive. Council then proceeded through a long agenda of ordinances and resolutions; because two members were absent, council members repeatedly moved and carried motions to hold items for second or third readings.
Key items held for later adoption included:
- Resolution authorizing…
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