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Votes at a glance: Lennox approves fireworks ordinance on second reading, nuisance-abatement resolution and parks job advertising

Lennox City Council · October 28, 2024
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Summary

At the meeting council approved second reading of a fireworks ordinance, passed a nuisance‑abatement resolution and authorized advertising a parks and recreation director job; consent agenda was approved by roll call and an executive session was called for legal matters.

Council completed several formal items after the lengthy wastewater discussion.

Consent agenda: The council approved three consent items by roll call; members recorded as voting 'Aye' were Bowers, Vandrill, Swier, Daugherty and Welch.

Fireworks ordinance: Council approved second reading of Ordinance 6‑51 on fireworks (first reading was Oct. 15). The motion carried on a voice vote.

Nuisance abatement resolution: Council approved Resolution 2024‑102801 to apply unpaid nuisance‑abatement fees for two properties to their county property tax rolls for collection. The motion passed on a voice vote.

Annual appropriations ordinance: Council approved first reading of Ordinance 6‑54 (annual appropriations), which staff said allows the city to pass appropriations as late as November per state code to use fresher budget data; the motion carried.

Parks and Recreation job posting: After reviewing three staffing options for parks and rec following the rec manager’s departure, council moved to approve the parks and recreation director job description and to advertise the position. The motion carried on a voice vote.

Executive session: The council moved and voted unanimously to enter executive session for legal matters and declared an executive session at 7:51 p.m.

No item listed on the record was postponed or failed; several items were voice‑voted with the result recorded as "Motion carries."