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Ironton council adopts non‑union salary resolution; schedules special meeting to consider several ordinances
Summary
On Feb. 13 the Ironton City Council passed Resolution 25‑12 establishing 2025 salaries for nonunion employees and announced a Feb. 17 special meeting for second and third readings of several ordinances; other ordinances received first or second readings as noted but were not adopted on Feb. 13.
The Ironton City Council on Feb. 13 passed Resolution 25‑12, a 2025 salary resolution establishing salaries for nonunion employees, and announced a special meeting for Monday, Feb. 17 to consider additional ordinance readings and possible adoptions.
Clerk readings and committee recommendations: the clerk read multiple ordinances by title. Among those called on first reading were: - Ordinance 25‑08: authorizing the finance director to enter a three‑year contract with Shuttard and Associates and declaring an emergency (first reading). - Ordinance 25‑09: reducing the stormwater rate and declaring an emergency (first reading). The transcript records that this item received a favorable recommendation from the public‑utilities committee. - Ordinance 25‑10: increasing the water rate (read by title; transcript references a city name as read) and Ordinance 25‑11: increasing the sewer rate (read by title); the transcript records favorable recommendations from the public‑utilities committee for both.
On second reading the clerk read: - Ordinance 25‑05: adopting the temporary budget for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2025, and declaring an emergency (second reading). - Ordinance 25‑06: vacating Dayton Lane (second reading).
Resolution 25‑12 (salary resolution): A motion to adopt Resolution 25‑12 was made from the floor; the motion received a second. A roll call was held. The transcript records the roll‑call responses as "Gary. Aye. Haney. Aye. Harvey. Aye. Paul. Aye." After the call the clerk stated, "Resolution 25 12 passes." The transcript also records that the resolution had received a favorable recommendation from the finance committee.
A separate procedural motion to "set as part of the minutes the 07/2024 financials" was made and seconded; a roll call followed and the transcript records affirmative responses. The clerk completed that roll call and the motion was entered.
The council announced a special meeting for Monday, Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. in council chambers for the purpose of second readings and possible adoption of ordinances 25‑08, 25‑09, 25‑10, 25‑11 and third reading and possible adoption of ordinances 25‑05 and 25‑06.
No other ordinances were adopted on Feb. 13; the transcript shows first and second readings, committee recommendations, and scheduling but not final adoptions for the majority of ordinances named.
