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Trustees approve routine resolutions, transfer funds and make appointments; rezoning motion recorded but final disposition unclear

Hamilton Township Board of Trustees · January 9, 2026
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Summary

Hamilton Township trustees approved membership to CLOUT, a fund transfer for debt service, elected-official compensation updates, a police-property private sale, and several zoning appointments; the Stage 1 PUD rezoning motion was moved and seconded but the transcript does not include a clear final tally or declaration of the motion’s disposition.

The Hamilton Township Board of Trustees approved several routine resolutions and personnel actions at its meeting. Resolutions authorizing membership in CLOUT (26-0107B), a transfer of funds to cover public-works facility debt-service obligations (26-0107C; trustees cited approximately $361,350 in combined payments for the year), updated elected-official compensation (26-0107D), and authorization for private sale of unneeded police property (26-0107E) were moved, seconded and passed by roll call as recorded in the transcript.

The trustees also approved amendments to the township roster and appointed residents to volunteer planning bodies: Justin King to the zoning commission seat, Steve Lowe as an alternate to the zoning commission, Garrett Horton to the board of zoning appeals and David Maley as an alternate. Roll-call approvals for the appointments are recorded in the meeting transcript.

Separately, the record shows a motion and second to approve Resolution 26-0107A, the PUD Stage 1 concept plan for rezoning a portion of the State Route 48 parcel; the roll-call exchange that appears in the transcript records at least three "No" votes, but the transcript does not include a complete roll-call tally or a formal statement whether the motion passed or failed. Because the final disposition is not explicitly read into the public record in the provided transcript, the outcome is not asserted here.

The board adjourned at 7:26 p.m.