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Toledo council passes amended EV funding ordinance; emergency clause delayed
Summary
The Toledo City Council passed an amended ordinance (31-25) to reappropriate modest funds for electric-vehicle leases and to authorize $10,000 for charging equipment, but the measure's emergency clause will not take immediate effect because the council fell short of the higher vote threshold required for emergency measures.
The Toledo City Council on Feb. 11 passed an amended ordinance, 31-25, authorizing reappropriation and expenditures to support an initial city electric-vehicle (EV) fleet program and Chargers pilot, but members noted the measure's emergency clause will not take immediate effect.
The ordinance authorizes a reappropriation of $3,576 from the general fund 1% for the environment to the general fund plan commission, an annual expenditure of $24,961 from the general fund to lease electric vehicles under the city's existing Enterprise Fleet Management lease agreement, and $10,000 for the purchase and installation of electric-vehicle charging…
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