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Council adopts five-year intergovernmental agreement after roll call vote
Summary
Norton City Council adopted Ordinance No. 19-20-26, a five-year intergovernmental agreement, by unanimous roll call of members present; the measure passed after a brief discussion and a motion to adopt. Details on the partner agency appear in the ordinance caption as read at the meeting.
The Norton City Council voted to adopt Ordinance No. 19-20-26 at its March 16 meeting, approving a five-year intergovernmental agreement.
The chair offered the motion to adopt and a second was recorded before the clerk conducted a roll call. The clerk recorded affirmative votes from Harbert, Mowery, Lukens, Towsley, Ader and Lee; the chair declared the ordinance adopted.
Why it matters: the ordinance authorizes a multiyear intergovernmental arrangement intended to formalize cooperative services between the city and a county-level entity. The ordinance caption read aloud by the clerk identifies the partner as “Summit County Bridal Control Services”; council discussion did not alter the caption text on the record and members did not amend the ordinance during the meeting.
What was said: Chair said, “I move to adopt ordinance 19 20 26.” The clerk then called the roll and members answered yes. No member requested additional debate prior to the vote.
Next steps: The ordinance was adopted at the meeting and will take effect according to the statute and effective-date language within the adopted ordinance caption. The council did not provide additional implementation detail during the meeting.
Speakers quoted or referenced in this article: Chair (speaker 1); Clerk (speaker 4).
