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Votes at a glance: Sunbury council approves mutual aid, rezones and several resolutions on Jan. 29
Summary
At its Jan. 29 meeting the Sunbury City Council approved multiple resolutions and ordinances, including a mutual aid police agreement, rezoning requests and erosion-control code changes; most measures passed unanimously 7-0.
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Sunbury City Council on Jan. 29 voted on a slate of resolutions and ordinances ranging from a mutual aid policing agreement to zoning changes and erosion-control rules. Most motions passed by recorded roll-call vote and were recorded as unanimous 7-0.
Key results:
- Resolution 2025-DOTO1 (mutual aid agreement for emergency police protection services): Council authorized an intergovernmental mutual-aid agreement with various political subdivisions in Delaware County to provide emergency police protection. The resolution passed by roll call vote, recorded as 7 yeas.
- Ordinance 2025-O-3 (erosion and sediment control standards; removal of emergency language): Council voted to remove the emergency language and then adopted the ordinance enacting erosion and sediment control standards; recorded votes were unanimous 7-0.
- Ordinance 2025-O-6 (KCH Investments LLC rezoning): Council approved rezoning approximately 1.353 acres on State Route 37 East from A-1 agricultural/residential to Planned Commercial District (PCD); roll-call vote recorded as 7 ayes.
- Ordinance 2025-O-7 (Metro Development/Northport Place rezoning): Council approved rezoning about 6.369 acres on State Route 37 East to Planned Commercial District and adopted emergency provisions; recorded votes were 7-0 for the emergency motion and for final approval.
Several other readings and administrative items were also on the agenda. Resolution 2024-R-19 (engineering services with CT Consultants) and Resolution 2025-R-3 (construction inspection services with Anser Advisory LLC) were approved as part of the wastewater project approvals discussed separately at the meeting.
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