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Council approves endowment distribution, supplemental appropriations and Ludlow Ridge Phase 2 dedication

Bellefontaine City Council · November 26, 2025
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Summary

Bellefontaine City Council adopted a resolution on the Dr. Earl Sloan endowment, passed Ordinance 2594 (supplemental appropriations) on first-and-final reading, and approved Ludlow Ridge Phase 2 subdivision dedication by emergency ordinance; roll-call votes were recorded for each measure.

Bellefontaine City Council adopted several financial and development measures during the meeting, including a resolution approving 2025 investments and expenditures from the Dr. Earl Sloan endowment fund, passage of a supplemental appropriations ordinance (No. 2594) on first-and-final reading, and approval of the Ludlow Ridge Phase 2 subdivision dedication with an emergency declaration to meet a developer deadline.

Missus Franks moved the resolution to approve investments and expenditures from the Dr. Earl Sloan endowment fund; Missus Baker seconded and the motion carried on roll-call votes recorded in the transcript. The council then addressed Ordinance 2594, introduced earlier by the auditor as a supplemental appropriations and permanent-appropriation amendment covering police, fire, cemetery, wastewater loan payment and ambulance accounts. Council voted to waive the three-reading rule and to pass the ordinance on first-and-final reading.

Council also considered an ordinance approving the Ludlow Ridge Phase 2 dedication (16.577 acres in Lake Township). Because the developer faced a deadline, council members moved to waive the three-reading rule and pass the ordinance on first-and-final reading. Motions to waive and to pass carried on roll call; the transcript records at least one dissenting vote (Mister Spring recorded a 'No').

The meeting proceeded through a block of second-reading actions on pay and personnel ordinances for 2026 (compensation adjustments and creation of several municipal and utility positions); motions to pass on second reading were made and recorded. A council member noted one abstention where a member said the ordinance affected a family member’s business; the abstention was noted and accepted.

Each of the actions above was taken with roll-call voting as recorded in the meeting transcript.