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Council approves minutes, considers reappointments; suspension of immediate vote fails

Mentor-on-the-Lake City Council · November 12, 2025
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Summary

Council approved Oct. 28 minutes, discussed and advanced several reappointment resolutions (one suspension vote failed), and received routine department and committee reports including fire and police statistics and zoning‑committee items.

Mentor‑on‑the‑Lake City Council approved the Oct. 28, 2025 meeting minutes after a motion by Miss Thompson and a second by Mister Gray; the roll call recorded ayes from council members present.

Council considered several reappointments and related procedural motions. The clerk read Resolution 2025‑R‑38 confirming the reappointment of Natalie Schulte as law director and assistant city prosecutor; council discussion focused on law‑department workload and contract billing practices and moved the item toward a second reading. For Resolution 2025‑R‑39 (reappointment of Janette Chaska to the Parks & Recreation Board) a motion to suspend the rules and vote immediately was put forward (mover: Mister Munger; second: Miss Thompson) but the suspension failed on a roll‑call vote and R‑39 was sent to a second reading.

Council also heard routine department reports: the fire department reported 148 calls in October (39 fire incidents, 109 EMS calls, 16 mutual assists, and one Narcan administration); the police department announced a new full‑time patrol officer, Sam Gitzig, who is replacing Neil Tyrell. The zoning committee reported on several items at its Nov. 3 meeting — holiday leave language, chicken‑coop ordinance considerations, commercial‑vehicle parking definitions, and e‑bike/scooter enforcement — and said it will bring refined draft language for council review.