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Willowick council approves routine expenditures, appointments and an ordinance amending procurement procedures

3339108 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

Willowick City Council approved a slate of routine expenditures, one ordinance amendment and appointments in a unanimous set of roll-call votes at its meeting.

Willowick City Council approved multiple routine resolutions, purchase orders and one ordinance during its meeting, voting unanimously on each item recorded on the agenda.

Council members voted to approve a mayoral appointment of Tom Robinson to the Willowbrook Civil Service Commission. They also approved a ceremonial proclamation declaring April 2025 as Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month.

On fiscal and procurement items, the council approved a series of vendor certificates and emergency authorizations: Axxon Enterprise ($23,386), More Consult ($3,465.28), Morton Salt ($4,748.80), Winslet (payment of $323,774.22), County Captains ($6,000), North Tactical LLC ($4,281.94), Block Safety ($7,397.26) and an interfund transfer from the general fund to the police pension fund. The council also approved a purchase of turnout gear and glove straps for the fire department from Johnson's Fire Equipment Company for $39,999.96 and a repair contract with RJK Roofing Solutions for $19,550 to fix the City Hall Complex roof.

Council approved an expenditure of $288,000 to the Willoughby-Eastlake School District to satisfy payments for collection years 2019 through 2024 under a compensation agreement tied to the Shoreland Crossings TIF. Finance Director Cheryl Benedict said the contract required a per-pupil payment in year 11 and that she had obtained the enrollment numbers from the school treasurer to calculate the sum; she offered to provide the spreadsheets on request.

Ordinary business also included adoption of Ordinance 2025-18, which amends Chapter 125 (contracts) of the codified ordinances regarding procedures for advertising and award exceptions; the ordinance was adopted by roll call under emergency declaration.

Other routine items, such as several resolutions declaring emergencies to expedite payments and a transfer to the police pension fund, were approved by unanimous council roll calls. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn to executive session to discuss employee compensation, sick and vacation benefits; council approved adjourning to executive session by roll call.

Votes at a glance (all roll calls recorded as unanimous unless noted): - Appointment: Tom Robinson to Willowbrook Civil Service Commission — Approved (Ayes: Mahorseyck, Bisbee, Farris, Malta, McFarland, Kudela, Antosh). - Proclamation: April 2025, Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month — Issued (ceremonial). - Resolution 2025-10: Axxon Enterprise, $23,386 — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-11: More Consult, $3,465.28 — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-12: Morton Salt, $4,748.80 — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-13: Winslet, $323,774.22 — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-14: County Captains, $6,000 — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-15: North Tactical LLC, $4,281.94 — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-16: Transfer to police pension fund — Approved (7–0). - Resolution 2025-17: Block Safety, $7,397.26 — Approved (7–0). - Ordinance 2025-18: Amend Chapter 125 (Contracts) — Adopted under emergency (7–0). - Purchase: Turnout gear and glove straps, Johnson's Fire Equipment Co., $39,999.96 — Approved (7–0). - Purchase order: RJK Roofing Solutions, roof repairs at City Hall Complex, $19,550 — Approved (7–0). - Expenditure: Willoughby-Eastlake School District (Shoreland Crossings TIF payments), $288,000 — Approved (7–0). - Motion to adjourn to executive session to discuss employee compensation, sick and vacation benefits — Approved (7–0).

Ending: Councilmembers indicated no recorded opposition on these items during the meeting; several items were declared emergency measures to expedite processing.