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Council approves multiple ordinances on second reading, introduces bond ordinances and pays bills
Summary
On May 5 the Angola Common Council approved several ordinances on second reading, introduced water and wastewater revenue bond ordinances on first reading, approved minutes and voucher payments totaling $933,989.07.
The Angola Common Council took several routine and procedural actions on May 5, approving multiple ordinances on second reading, introducing revenue-bond ordinances on first reading, and approving bills and minutes.
Votes and motions recorded at the meeting included:
- Approval of the April 21, 2025 minutes (voice vote).
- Second reading and passage by voice vote of an ordinance amending the City of Angola zoning map concerning property west of South Golden Lake Road (Order No. 1773 2025). The ordinance passed on second reading.
- Second reading and passage by voice vote of an amendment to Angola Municipal Code Title 13, Chapter 13.15 (stormwater management).
- Second reading and passage by voice vote of Ordinance No. 17 75 20 25, an initial appropriation for the redevelopment general fund of the City of Angola.
- First reading (introduction) of Ordinance No. 17 76 20 25, authorizing issuance of waterworks revenue bonds to pay the cost of additions and improvements to the municipal waterworks. The ordinance was introduced and advanced on first reading.
- First reading (introduction) of Ordinance No. 17 77 20 25, authorizing issuance of sewage works revenue bonds to fund additions and improvements to the sewage works. The ordinance was introduced and advanced on first reading.
- Introduction and first-reading passage of Ordinance No. 17 78 20 25 (vacation of a portion of Thunder Drive) following a public hearing (see separate coverage of that item).
- Approval of claims and vouchers numbered 74028 through 74237 in the amount of $933,989.07 (motion approved by voice vote).
All items recorded as passed by voice vote did not have roll-call tallies in the meeting transcript. Where a formal roll-call was not recorded, the transcript records unanimous voice approval (ayes) and no negative votes.
