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Votes at a glance: Shelby Council confirms Park Commission appointment, rejects liquor-hearing request, passes several ordinances

Shelby City Council · November 4, 2025
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Summary

Council voted on multiple items: it rejected a motion to request a liquor-permit hearing for 147 Metro Ave, confirmed Kenzo Pappage to the Board of Park Commissioners, and passed ordinances amending utility deposit rules (24, 25, 26-2025) and approving appropriations and transfers (32, 33-2025).

Key votes taken at the Shelby City Council meeting:

- Liquor-permit hearing for 147 Metro Avenue: A motion to request a liquor-permit hearing for the proposed operator at 147 Metro Avenue was moved by Councilmember Martin and seconded by Councilmember Roberts; roll-call responses recorded on the record show multiple ‘‘nay’’ votes and the motion failed.

- Appointment: The council moved to confirm Kenzo Pappage to the Board of Park Commissioners for a term ending Dec. 31, 2028; the motion was moved by Councilmember Robertson and seconded by Councilmember Martin and the confirmation passed.

- Ordinances (utilities): Ordinances 24-2025 (electric), 25-2025 (water) and 26-2025 (sewer) were debated, amended and passed. Amendments included a uniform crediting timeline (60 months for homeowner/commercial accounts) and a floor amendment changing a proposed $400 deposit line to $300 to make deposit amounts uniform across lines.

- Budget/appropriations: Council suspended the three-reading rule and passed ordinance 32-2025 (annual appropriations) and ordinance 33-2025 (transferring appropriations) after an amendment reflected in an emailed certificate of fiscal availability; the finance director noted the changes fund upcoming state-aid projects and other line-item transfers.

Roll-call style votes and yes/no responses are recorded in the minutes for each passage; where individual roll-call entries were stated on the record those responses are summarized above.