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Votes at a glance: Ashland City Council — April 1, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken at the April 1, 2025 Ashland City Council business meeting, including consent items, ordinance readings, and CIP adoption.
The following formal council actions were recorded at the April 1, 2025, City Council meeting:
• Approval of minutes: March 17, 2025 (Study Session) and March 18, 2025 (Business Meeting). Motion: DuQuenne; Second: Knauer. Roll call vote recorded as YES by Knauer, Dahle, DuQuenne, Kaplan and Hansen. Motion passed.
• Consent agenda: Approved (2025 slurry seal award of bid; committee appointment term extensions; Resolution 2025-03 authorizing property line adjustment and conveyance of city-owned Imperatrice property). Motion: Hansen; Second: Kaplan. Roll call vote: Knauer, Dahle, DuQuenne, Kaplan and Hansen — YES. Motion passed.
• Ordinance 3259 (300 Clay Street annexation) — First reading approved with exception to bedroom-mix standard and direction to prepare findings and schedule second reading April 15, 2025. Motion: Dahle; Second: Kaplan. Roll call vote: Dahle, DuQuenne, Knauer, Kaplan and Hansen — YES.
• Ordinance 3258 (AMC 10.30 hazardous fire use) — Motion to adopt red-lined changes for first reading (clarifications and exemptions for portable cooking devices). Motion: Kaplan; Second: Hansen. Roll call vote: Knauer, Dahle, DuQuenne, Kaplan and Hansen — YES.
• Ordinance 3257 (AMC 9.04 weeds and noxious vegetation) — Second reading approved and adopted. Motion: DuQuenne; Second: Kaplan. Roll call vote: Dahle, DuQuenne, Knauer, Kaplan and Hansen — YES.
• Capital Improvement Program (2025–2027 adoption; 2028–2031 lookahead) — Motion to accept the two-year CIP with the six-year overview. Motion: Hansen; Second: Knauer. Roll call vote: Knauer, Dahle, Kaplan and Hansen — YES; DuQuenne — NO. Motion passed.
Items that were discussed but did not result in a formal vote: the 2025–2027 Transient Lodging Tax revenue use discussion; Jackson County Library District presentation.
These entries are drawn from the council meeting record and the motions and vote tallies the council provided on the record.
