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Votes at a glance: Troy council adopts fuel, water meter and labor measures; annexation and cell tower lease approved
Summary
Council approved a package of resolutions and ordinances including multi-year fuel purchasing contracts, a water-meter procurement authorization (cost limits stated), an MOU for police holiday hours, a CDBG loan amendment and several appropriations and lease amendments; the 2026 appropriation ordinance was continued to Dec. 15.
At its Dec. 1 meeting, the Troy City Council approved multiple resolutions and ordinances after brief readings and roll-call votes.
Resolutions adopted included R62-2025, authorizing the director of public service and safety to enter into agreements for purchase of gasoline and diesel for calendar years 2026–2028; R63-2025, authorizing advertisement for bids and contract award for water meters and appurtenances (meters cost not to exceed $1,000,000; parts not to exceed $226,100); and R64-2025, authorizing a memorandum of understanding with police bargaining units on holiday-hour utilization (declared an emergency).
Council also adopted R65-2025, amending a CDBG economic development loan to Speakeasy Raman LLC to allow interest-only payments for six months beginning Jan. 1, 2026; R66-2025, authorizing a 2026 recreation services contract with Troy Recreation Association Inc. not to exceed $32,000; and R67-2025, approving funding for Troy Main Street Inc. for 2026 not to exceed $60,000. The transcript contained an inconsistent reference to "Detroit Main Street" during one reading; committee materials and earlier committee remarks identify the recipient as Troy Main Street Inc., and the article reflects that correction.
On ordinances, council adopted O29-2025 (revising seasonal part-time employee wages to comply with Ohio minimum wage), O30-2025 (first amendment to the option and land lease agreement with Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless extending the lease at 202 E. Staunton Rd.), and O31-2025 (annexation of a 0.67-acre parcel at 3110 Fenner Road). The routine reappropriation ordinance O32-2025 for 2025 departmental funds was also adopted.
The council attempted to suspend the rules and adopt the 2026 appropriation ordinance O33-2025 at first reading but did not obtain the votes to suspend; the clerk scheduled a second reading for Dec. 15.
Clerk readings record the actions and the meeting minutes will carry the full roll-call details; the transcript shows repeated "yes" roll-call confirmations during each adoption but does not supply a single consolidated named tally in every case. The Ohio Division of Liquor Control had transmitted an application by SunSky Inc. for a C1 (carryout beer) and D6 (Sunday sales for certain categories) permit for 1590 West Main St.; the police department did not recommend an objection or hearing.
