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Council amends appropriations ordinance, waives three‑reading rule and adopts emergency appropriations
Summary
Fostoria council amended the title and numeric formatting of a 2026 appropriations ordinance (replacing 'revolving loan fund' with 'sewer fund'), suspended the three‑reading rule, and adopted the emergency appropriations ordinance (announced as Ordinance 2026‑1010).
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The Fostoria City Council amended and adopted an emergency appropriations ordinance affecting the general fund and sewer fund after a motion to amend the title and numeric language and a vote to waive the three‑reading rule.
Clerk read an ordinance to amend Ordinance 2025‑83 (permanent 2026 appropriations) to appropriate funds from the general fund and the sewer fund and declare an emergency. Council member Lehman moved to amend the title to replace the words "revolving loan fund" with "sewer fund" and to memorialize the $36,000 figure in both written and numeric form; Podak seconded. The amendment carried on roll call.
Council then voted to suspend the three‑reading rule on three separate occasions (motion by Lehman, second by Cassidy). Following the vote to waive readings, the council moved to adopt the ordinance; the roll‑call vote passed and the presiding officer announced it would become Ordinance 2026‑1010.
Council members discussed the correction as largely clerical but said both the title and the ordinance text would be fixed before the final enactment steps. The council also handled a separate resolution ratifying prior department acts and several second readings of other ordinances (portable storage, low‑speed micro‑mobility, and participation in class‑action settlements), which remain for future action.
The council’s adoption of the appropriations ordinance was treated as an emergency measure and will take effect as declared in the ordinance text.

