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At-a-glance: Bowling Green council confirms appointment and adopts two ordinances
Summary
City Council confirmed a mayoral appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission and adopted two ordinances: a supplemental appropriations ordinance and the 2025 S-17 supplement to the Code of Ordinances.
Bowling Green City Council confirmed the mayor’s appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission and adopted two ordinances during its May 5 meeting.
Appointment: The council approved Mayor's appointment of Ryan Rothenbuehler to the Historic Preservation Commission to serve through May 31, 2026; the appointment was effective April 22, 2025. A motion to approve the appointment was made and the membership was confirmed by voice vote.
Ordinances adopted: Council suspended the rules and adopted Ordinance 9,271, a supplemental-appropriations ordinance amending appropriations for city expenses for the 2025 fiscal year. Council also suspended the rules and adopted Ordinance 9,272 enacting and adopting the 2025 S-17 supplement to the city’s Code of Ordinances. Both ordinances were adopted following motions on the floor and roll-call votes.
Other business: Council set public hearings (separately reported) for proposed annexations and interim zoning of Newton Road parcels and continued to list several utility- and equipment-related ordinances for second reading.
Votes and procedural notes: The meeting record shows motions to suspend the rules were approved before the second/third readings and the subsequent adoptions; roll-call votes were recorded for the adoptions. Where a mover or seconder was not named in the transcript, the minutes reflect a motion and a second were made and the council proceeded to roll-call votes.
