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Shelby City Council: votes at a glance — ordinances, resolutions and motions
Summary
At its meeting the Shelby City Council considered multiple ordinances and resolutions. Council rejected a motion to request a liquor hearing, approved several ordinances and resolutions including a state-aid agreement with ODOT for the Mickey Road reconstruction, and voted to go into executive session on labor negotiations.
The Shelby City Council took a series of formal actions at its meeting, voting on ordinances, resolutions and procedural motions.
Key outcomes
- Request for liquor hearing on city liquor-permit renewals: Motion to request a liquor hearing failed on roll call. Councilmember Martin moved to request a liquor hearing for liquor-permit establishments; the roll call recorded several "nay" votes and the motion did not pass.
- Ordinances and orders passed (third reading/consent): The council approved multiple ordinances on third reading and by roll call. Orders recorded in the meeting packet and the transcript that passed on this agenda included (as recorded in the minutes): Order/Ordinance 29-2024 (amendments to Chapter 276 fees) passed on third reading; Order 12/30/2024 (public swimming pool license fees amendment) passed third reading; Order 12/30/2024 (separate entry in the transcript) passed; and other orders received second- or first-reading passage consistent with the agenda (for example, Order 31-2024 passed second reading; Ordinance 34-2024 passed first reading).
- Resolutions approved: Resolution 54-2024 (authorizing unspecified action; council record noted a certificate was not available at the time of agenda preparation) passed; Resolution 55-2024 (leasing an ingress/egress easement) passed; Resolution 56-2024 (agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation for local-let federal funding for the Mickey Road reconstruction, not to exceed $3,810,000 or 8% of eligible costs) passed after discussion of the 20% local match and reimbursement process.
- Executive session authorized: Council voted to go into executive session to conduct or review negotiations with public employees concerning compensation or other terms; the motion was moved by Councilmember Martin and seconded by Councilmember Roberts and passed on roll call.
Several votes were recorded by roll call. Where the record contained roll-call results, the transcript identified members giving "yes" or "nay"; where the transcript did not provide a full roll-call list for an action, the outcome is reported here as recorded in the meeting minutes.
