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Lewisburg council approves multiple ordinances and resolutions; annexation and zoning items pass, parks board dissolution fails for lack of a motion

2212778 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

The Lewisburg City Council voted on a series of ordinances and land-use items at its Jan. 14 meeting; most passed on recorded roll-call votes, and a proposed dissolution of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board failed for lack of a motion.

The Lewisburg City Council voted on a series of routine and land-use items at its Jan. 14 meeting. The council approved second and final readings of several ordinances, passed annexation and plan-of-service resolutions related to a Globe Road property, and approved a first reading of a zoning amendment. A separate proposal to dissolve the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Resolution 24-1) was considered but not moved and therefore did not proceed.

Votes at a glance

- Ordinance 2417 — Amend stormwater ordinance (second and final reading): Motion by Councilwoman Michael; second by Councilman Perka. Roll call: Councilman Crutcher — Aye; Councilman Perka — Aye; Councilman Thomas — Aye; Councilwoman Michael — Aye; Councilman Burns — Aye. Outcome: approved.

- Ordinance 2418 — Lewisburg water and wastewater rate adjustments (second and final reading): Motion by Councilwoman Thomas; second by (recorded second). Roll call: Crutcher — Aye; Perka — Aye; Thomas — Aye; Michael — Aye; Burns — Aye. Outcome: approved.

- Ordinance 2419 — Rezoning request for multiple parcels on 5th Avenue North from R-3 (high-density residential) to C-2 (intermediate business) (second and final reading): Motion by Councilwoman Wanda Thomas; second by Councilman Crutcher. Roll call recorded with Ayes from Crutcher, Perka, Thomas, Michael and Burns. Outcome: approved.

- Annexation Resolution 24-20 — Annexation and zoning to C-2 for property on Globe Road (second and final reading): Motion by Councilwoman Michael; second recorded. Roll call: Crutcher — Aye; Perka — Aye; Thomas — Aye; Michael — Aye; Burns — Aye. Outcome: approved.

- Resolution 2437 — Plan of service for the Globe Road annexation: Motion by Councilwoman Thomas; second by Councilman Perka. Roll call: Crutcher — Aye; Perka — Aye; Thomas — Aye; Michael — Aye; Burns — Aye. Outcome: approved.

- Ordinance 25-01 — First reading to amend the zoning ordinance (article BII sec. 7.090 and article B sec. 5.040): Motion by Councilwoman Michael; second by Councilwoman Thomas. Roll call: Crutcher — Aye; Perka — Aye; Thomas — Aye; Michael — Aye; Burns — Aye. Outcome: passed first reading.

- Approval of minutes and bills: Council approved minutes and financial statements by roll call; recorded Ayes from Crutcher, Perka, Thomas, Michael and Burns.

- Resolution 24-1 — Dissolve and suspend Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Item 6B): No motion was made after staff and public discussion. The item failed for lack of a motion and no formal vote was taken.

What the votes mean

Land-use items: Council approved a rezoning on multiple small parcels along 5th Avenue North and accepted an annexation and plan of service for a roughly 34.47-acre Globe Road property, advancing those properties to city jurisdiction and C-2 zoning as described on the agenda.

Rates and ordinances: The council approved the water and wastewater rate adjustments and a stormwater ordinance amendment on second and final readings; those ordinances will take effect according to their published effective dates following statutory notice requirements.

Process note: Several items were moved and seconded on the floor; roll-call votes show unanimous recorded approval by the five councilmembers who participated in the roll calls. The parks-board dissolution item did not advance because no member moved the resolution after discussion and public comment.

Ending

The council completed its scheduled second readings and land-use votes and left the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board in place after no motion was offered on the dissolution resolution. Additional public hearings or council agenda items may follow for any of the approved zoning or annexation matters.