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Lincoln Heights council approves a package of replacement‑levy resolutions, each passed 6–1
Summary
The Village of Lincoln Heights on July 8 approved six replacement‑levy resolutions—covering the general operating levy and replacement levies for fire/EMS and police—after amendments and suspension of rules; each resolution passed on roll call by 6 ayes to 1 nay.
The Village of Lincoln Heights Council on July 8 approved a series of replacement‑levy resolutions, each adopted after amendments and roll‑call votes that recorded six ayes and one nay.
Interim Village Manager Michael Lemon presented several administrative items earlier in the meeting, and the council then moved into the second readings and votes on multiple levy measures. Council members amended titles and specific sections to include auditor comparison language and explicit levy rates before suspending the rules and voting on final passage.
Why it matters: The resolutions ask the Hamilton County auditor to certify matters related to replacement levies that would appear on the tax list for the coming year. The measures address the village operating levy and replacement levies for fire/EMS and police services; the amended rates specified in council motions were 16.00 mills (operating), up to 2.00 mills (an operating increase item), 14.75 mills (fire/EMS replacement), and 17.00 mills (police replacement). These levy…
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