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Votes at a glance: Spring Hill board approves multiple resolutions and ordinances, defers personnel delegation
Summary
On March 2 the Spring Hill board approved the consent agenda and adopted Ordinance 26-01 (sewer capacity reserve), Resolution 26-59 (net position policy) and Resolution 26-60 (bond reimbursement) unanimously (8–0); it approved first reading of Ordinance 26-02 (budget amendment) and deferred Resolution 26-61 (personnel delegation) for two weeks.
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen took the following formal actions on March 2:
- Consent agenda (resolutions 26-56, 26-57, 26-58): approved (voice vote reported as 8–0). - Ordinance 26-01 (amendment to ordinance 25-29, §2(f) regarding the sewer capacity reserve): adopted on second and final reading (vote reported 8–0). - Resolution 26-59 (adopt updated net position policy): adopted (vote 8–0). - Ordinance 26-02 (third amendment to FY2025–26 budget): approved on first reading (vote reported 8–0). - Resolution 26-60 (allowing the city to reimburse itself up to $25,000,000 for capital projects from future bond proceeds): adopted (vote 8–0). - Resolution 26-61 (delegating certain personnel authority to the city administrator): motion to defer carried by voice vote; item deferred for two weeks.
Motions were moved and seconded by various board members (vice mayor Linville and Alderman Murray frequently provided moves and seconds during the consent and ordinance votes). The board recorded no opposing votes on items carried at this meeting.
