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Votes at a glance: Shelby council passes three ordinances, advances several first/second readings and adopts preliminary revenue budget
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Shelby City Council passed three ordinances on third reading, advanced multiple ordinances to later readings, and adopted a preliminary revenue resolution for fiscal year 2026; the council also placed the combined financial statement on file.
Shelby City Council took several formal actions on June 16. Key votes and motions are listed below.
- Combined financial statement: Council approved a motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Robb, to receive and place on file the combined financial statement and cash/investment reconciliation dated May 31, 2025, and to post it on the city website. Roll call showed the members present voting yes; motion passed.
- Order No. 11, 2025: Third reading and passage. Ordinance determining that certain real property owned by the city be sold and designating the Community Improvement Corporation of Shelby, Ohio, Inc., as the city's agent in the sale. Motion to pass by Councilman Roberts, second by Councilman Cutler; roll call indicated affirmative votes by the members present and the ordinance passed third reading.
- Order No. 12, 2025: Third reading and passage. Ordinance amending chapter 1042, sewer regulations (local limits). Motion by Councilman Roberts, second by Councilman Cutler; roll call vote passed.
- Order No. 13, 2025: Third reading and passage. Ordinance amending sewer charges and the septic receiving rate and fee schedule. Motion by Councilman Roberts, second by Councilman Cutler; roll call vote passed.
- Order No. 15, 2025: First reading passed. Proposed amendment to section 53 of the city charter (candidate filing deadline). Motion carried on roll call; additional readings required to place the amendment before voters.
- Order No. 17, 2025: Second reading passed. Amendment to chapter 1040 (municipal water system charges for consumers outside city limits). Motion and second recorded; roll call affirmative.
- Order No. 18, 2025: First reading passed. Amendment to chapter 446 to regulate snowmobiles, off-highway motorcycles and all-purpose vehicles; motion by Councilman Roberts, second by Councilman Cutler; roll call affirmative.
- Order No. 19, 2025: First reading passed. Package of amendments to chapter 452 governing parking, including oversized-vehicle rules and expanded snow-emergency authority; motion by Councilman Roberts, second by Councilman Cutler; roll call affirmative.
- Resolution No. 21, 2025: Passage. Resolution adopting an annual revenue budget for fiscal year 2026 (preliminary revenue estimates). Motion to pass by Councilman Roberts, second by Councilman Cullett; roll call showed affirmative votes of the members present.
Votes recorded in the meeting transcript were unanimous among the four council members present for the motions listed above; Councilman Martin was absent. Where the transcript recorded specific movers and seconders, those names are shown above.
