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Gahanna council adopts zoning clarification and multiple ordinances; votes at a glance
Summary
At its March 3 meeting the Gahanna City Council adopted a zoning‑code amendment and three other ordinances, approved a proclamation for Women’s History Month, and passed the consent agenda. Council recorded roll‑call votes for each action.
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Gahanna City Council on March 3 recorded several unanimous votes approving ordinances, a resolution and the consent agenda.
Highlights
- Consent agenda: Adopted. Motion to approve made by Councilman Trenton Weaver and seconded by Mr. Renner; roll call recorded all votes as Yes (Weaver; Renner; Jones; McGregor; Padova; Schnetzer; Bowers). The consent agenda included Resolution 0006‑2025, an advocacy proclamation urging Congress to preserve the tax‑exempt status of municipal bonds.
- Resolution 0007‑2025: Designating March 2025 as Women’s History Month. First by Councilmember Padova; second by Councilman Trenton Weaver. Roll call: Padova Yes; Renner Yes; McGregor Yes; Weaver Yes; Schnetzer Yes; Bowers Yes; Jones Yes. Adopted.
- Ordinance 0001‑2025: Amendment to City of Gahanna Code Part 11 (zoning chapter section 11.17.1 e.1.a) clarifying which projects require site civil engineering plans; adopted with emergency. Motion first by Councilman Trenton Weaver, second by Mr. Renner. Roll call: Weaver Yes; Renner Yes; Padova Yes; Schnetzer Yes; Bowers Yes; Jones Yes; McGregor Yes. Adopted.
- Ordinance 0002‑2025, 0003‑2025 and 0004‑2025: Council voted to waive second reading and adopted the three ordinances on the same evening after a motion to suspend rules passed. A late revision to Ordinance 0002 added codification of section 541.04 to the ordinance title; council voted to amend the title and then adopt Ordinance 0002 as amended. Recorded motions, movers and roll calls are listed below.
All votes noted in the council record were unanimous in favor; no recorded No or Abstain votes appeared in the transcript.

