The Plain City Village Council took multiple formal actions during the meeting, recording unanimous approvals on several agenda items and appointing new members to boards and commissions.

Appointments and personnel:
The council appointed Christopher Thompson and Brian Adams to the Economic Development Committee for terms beginning Jan. 1, 2026 and expiring Dec. 31, 2028. The motions carried by recorded voice votes noted in the minutes.

Board representation:
The council approved appointing Jason Sanford to serve as the mayor’s representative on the Union County CIC board of trustees for a term beginning Jan. 1, 2026 and expiring Dec. 31, 2027.

Development bonds:
Council moved to release a performance bond and accept a maintenance bond for the Darby Station development, Phase 3, Part 2; that motion passed by voice vote.

Ordinances and resolutions:
- Ordinance 43‑2025 (appropriations for current expenses through Dec. 31, 2026) was approved by unanimous recorded voice vote (noted in transcript as 8 yes, 0 nays).
- Ordinance 44‑2025 (replacement pages to the Plain City codified ordinances) was approved unanimously (0 nays recorded).
- Resolution 53‑2025 (authorized sale of village property) was approved by unanimous voice vote (0 nays recorded).

Budget amendment and waiver:
Council moved to waive the second reading and approve Ordinance 47‑2025, a supplemental appropriation and budget amendment for 2025; the motion to waive and the ordinance approval were recorded as approved by the council.

First readings and notices:
Several items were given first reading status, including ordinances accepting annexation petitions (62.197 acres and 81.423 acres), and first readings of Resolutions 54–57 (campground rates and policy, facility rental rate amendments, and wage scale amendments). No final action on those first‑reading items occurred at this meeting.

Executive session:
The council voted to enter executive session under Ohio Revised Code 121.22(G)(2) to consider the purchase of property for public purposes; the meeting record shows the council entered executive session near 7:29 p.m.