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Council adopts capital projects fund ordinance, income-tax allocation amendment and county shared-services agreement
Summary
At the meeting the council passed Ordinance No. 3374 establishing a capital projects fund, Ordinance No. 3375 amending municipal income tax allocation, and Resolution No. 3620 authorizing an agreement with the Ashtabula County Commissioners; each action was approved by roll call.
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The City of Geneva Council approved three measures during the meeting: Ordinance No. 3374 to establish a capital projects fund, Ordinance No. 3375 amending Chapter 881 to add section 881.013 for allocation of municipal income tax funds, and Resolution No. 3620 authorizing the city manager to enter into an agreement with the Ashtabula County Commissioners for shared non-emergency and emergency services. Each measure was considered on third reading (where applicable) or by motion, put to roll-call vote and recorded as passed.
Ordinance No. 3374 (capital projects fund) A third-reading roll call was held and the transcript records affirmative votes: "Baker? Yes. Barbara? Yes. Rosemary? Yes. Bear? Yes. Travis? Yes." The ordinance was passed on roll call.
Ordinance No. 3375 (municipal income tax allocation) Also on third reading, the council held a roll-call vote and the transcript records affirmative votes from those responding (for example, "Baker? Yes. Travis? Yes. Carmel? Yes. Rosalyn? Yes"). The ordinance was recorded as passed.
Resolution No. 3620 (shared services with Ashtabula County Commissioners) Council moved to waive the rule of three readings, voted to declare the matter an emergency, and then voted on passage. The transcript records roll-call affirmation from responding members during the waiver, emergency declaration and passage votes (for example, "Travis? Yes. Baker? Yes. Marlow? Yes. Rosemarrow/Rosebrough? Yes. Bear? Yes.") and records the resolution as adopted.
Planning commission recommendation The council accepted a recommendation from the planning commission concerning a building that had been closed for structural issues; a motion to accept the planning commission recommendation was made and the roll call recorded affirmative votes.
No dissenting votes or recorded 'no' votes appear in the supplied transcript segments. The meeting record in the transcript supplies roll-call affirmations for those present but some names/spellings in the transcript are unclear; the council's clerk or official minutes should be consulted for the official, certified vote tally and member attendance list.

