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Votes at a glance: Beavercreek council actions Feb. 24, 2025
Summary
Council approved two ordinances, advanced one to a second reading, granted a liquor-permit comment-free approval and filled multiple board and commission vacancies.
At its Feb. 24 meeting, Beavercreek City Council took several formal actions, including adopting supplemental appropriations, approving a zoning-code amendment on second reading, advancing a landscaping ordinance to a second reading, approving a liquor-permit request without comment, and filling multiple board and commission vacancies by voice votes.
Key votes and outcomes
- Ordinance 25-03 (zoning-code amendments): Approved on second reading. Council made a motion and second; the item received a voice vote in favor.
- Ordinance 25-04 (supplemental appropriations and revenue certification): Approved on a single reading; roll-call votes recorded “yes” from Council member Curran, Vice Mayor Bales, Council member Schwartz, Council member Dewar, Council member Garcia and Mayor Adams.
- Ordinance 25-05 (repeal Section 97.1 and adopt new Section 97.10 — weeds/landscaping): Moved to second reading after public comment and council discussion. Council directed staff to draft clarifying language on grandfathering, erosion exceptions, mailbox planting and right-of-way definitions.
- Liquor permit (D-1) for Sakura Sushi and Korean Cuisine, 3464 Pentagon Boulevard, Suite F: Approved without comment; staff reported required background checks had no criminal history and recommended no objection.
- Board and commission appointments: Council appointed multiple volunteers to boards and commissions. Appointments included (selected examples): Mike Self and James Fountain to the Planning Commission; Randy Roche and Jordan Raider to the Board of Zoning Appeals; Candy Meyer to the Parks, Recreation and Culture Board; Ed Brown, Michael Nichols and Catherine Ford to the Bikeway Advisory Committee (including one unexpired term); Jeffrey Burshen to the Tree Advisory Board; Adrian Johnson, Chris Meares and Terry Zalat to the Youth Development Committee; Leonard Brown, Robert Steinbeck and Tim Pritchard to the Environmental Advisory Committee; Ryan Leach to the Personnel Board. Most appointments were uncontested and approved by voice vote.
- DC fly-in delegation: Council approved attendance by Mayor Adams, Vice Mayor Bales, Council member Garcia and Council member Schwartz at a Washington, D.C., federal-advocacy event.
Several other procedural motions (opening/closing nominations, moving items to subsequent readings) were also approved by voice vote. No votes taken at the meeting were recorded in opposition in the transcript.
The council then entered executive session to discuss the sale or disposition of city property under Ohio law; the meeting record notes no further business would be taken after executive session that night.
