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Votes at a glance: ordinances, resolutions and labor agreement adopted July 31

Lebanon City council · July 9, 2025
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Summary

At its July meeting the Lebanon City Council adopted a slate of ordinances and resolutions covering roadway contracts, capital purchases, goals, labor agreements and land transactions. Below are the items recorded on the meeting agenda and their outcomes as stated in the transcript.

The Lebanon City Council adopted the following measures during its July 31 meeting. Motion and roll call were used for each item; where the transcript explicitly recorded abstentions that is noted below. Exact individual roll‑call tallies are not fully enumerated in the publicly available transcript excerpt; each item below is recorded with the ordinance/resolution/order number and the action outcome as announced at the meeting.

• Ordinance 2025‑071 — Approving a contract with KT Holden Construction for the Gloucester Road widening and roundabout project in the amount of $4,484,425.78. Outcome: adopted (transcript records one abstention by Missus Eggers; emergency clause handled as regular item).

• Ordinance 2025‑072 — Authorizing purchase of deicing road salt from Cargill deicing technology at $96.25 per ton for the 2025–26 season. Outcome: adopted.

• Ordinance 2025‑075 — Adopting the City Council goals and objectives for 2026. Outcome: adopted.

• Ordinance 2025‑076 — Authorizing purchase of a Sutton 75‑foot heavy duty fire ladder apparatus, $1,616,662, with expected delivery in 2027; emergency declared. Outcome: adopted.

• Resolution 2025‑077 — Authorizing submission of an ODOT safety improvement grant application for the State Route 123 corridor, with an anticipated 10% local match and potential grant support up to $5,000,000. Outcome: approved (authorization to submit application).

• Order 2025‑078 — Authorizing a new three‑year labor agreement with the Lebanon Police Employees Association. Outcome: adopted.

• Resolution 2025‑079 — Approving 2026 nonunion staff wage increases (1.5% cost‑of‑living increase plus 1.5% performance increase). Outcome: adopted.

• Budget submission — Council authorized submission of the fiscal year 2026 operating budget to the county auditor. Outcome: approved.

• Ordinance 2025‑081 — Approving the final plat of Lebanon Ford Section 4 to create a new lot to support a daycare center. Outcome: adopted.

• Ordinance 2025‑082 — Authorizing purchase of parcel number 1206451008 (approx. 0.075 acres) off West Warren Street for $4,000 to support infrastructure projects. Outcome: adopted.

• Ordinance 2025‑083 — Removing PACE special assessments for certain energy efficiency improvements after property owner payoff. Outcome: adopted.

• Resolution 2025‑084 — Opposing House Bill referenced in transcript (House Bill 335 as read aloud) that would alter inside millage and local budget authority; council urged residents to contact state legislators. Outcome: adopted.

Several items included standard motions recorded as "So moved" and "Second." When the transcript recorded individual roll‑call responses those are reflected in council records; the available transcript excerpt does not show a complete, line‑by‑line yea/nay roll call for every item.

Council concluded regular business and moved to a senior management report and then to an executive session on property matters.