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Votes at a glance: Beavercreek council approves multiple ordinances, MOA with Wright-Patt and CDBG application; liquor permits, board appointment cleared
Summary
At its April meeting Beavercreek City Council approved several second-reading ordinances and resolutions, cleared liquor-license matters, and appointed a member to the BZA. Council also moved its sidewalk-assessment ordinance to second reading.
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Beavercreek City Council approved multiple measures during its April meeting, including second-reading approvals for several ordinances, a mutual-aid agreement with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base security forces and a community development block grant application for senior-center improvements. The council also approved several liquor-license items and appointed a member to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Highlights
- Ordinance 25-06 (vacation of a portion of Eastside Drive right-of-way): motion and second on second reading; council voted in favor.
- Ordinance 25-07 (rezoning 0.65 acres from B-2 community business to C-PUD 25-2): motion and second; council approved the ordinance on second reading.
- Ordinance 25-08 (transfer of ~54.5 acres at Grange Hall Road and Shaker Town Road to the Beavercreek Development Corporation): motion and second; council approved the transfer and declared the property surplus.
- Ordinance 25-09 (special assessments for the 2024 sidewalk repair program): council voted to move this ordinance to a second reading. Staff reported the program repaired 26 tripping hazards across 25 properties; assessments range were described in the staff presentation and will be collected over five years.
- Resolution 25-08 (mutual aid agreement MOA with Wright-Patterson AFB 88th Security Forces Squadron): council adopted the updated MOA, which updates provisions including assistance for small unmanned aircraft systems (drones) and background-check support.
- Resolution 25-09 (authorization to submit a Community Development Block Grant application for senior-center ADA and lobby improvements): council authorized submission. The city and Beavercreek Township have budgeted matching funds; the CDBG request was $51,975.
- Liquor-license actions: council approved (1) a transfer for Creekside Dive, (2) a new permit for a TownePlace Suites/Fairfield Inn location, and (3) a stock transfer for S & P Food Mart; staff reported required background checks were completed and recommended approval.
- Board appointment: Heather Vest was appointed to the Board of Zoning Appeals to fill an unexpired term ending Feb. 28, 2026.
Staff and council said many of these items carried limited substantive debate at the meeting and that technical follow-up (site plans, engineering studies, and interagency coordination) will proceed where needed.
Votes listed below reflect the outcomes stated on the meeting record; where the transcript did not list individual yes/no votes by name, tallies are reported as recorded in council roll-call.

