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Votes at a glance: Beexley council actions, March 10, 2026

Beexley City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Council adopted Ordinance 03-26 establishing a $650,000 synagogue security grant fund and passed several resolutions and ordinances (resolutions 01-26 and 02-26; ordinance 02-26) during the March 10 meeting. Consent agenda and minutes were approved.

Key formal actions taken by Beexley City Council on March 10, 2026:

- Ordinance 03-26 (adopted): Established Fund 82, Federal Synagogue Security Grant Fund; authorized appropriation of $650,000 from the general fund to support the federal synagogue security program. Motion: Council Member Marcelino; Second: Council Member Markham. Vote recorded: Mr. Kahun (yes), Mr. Silverman (yes), Mr. Markham (yes), Mr. Hurley (yes), Mr. Marcelino (yes), Miss Sad (yes). Outcome: approved.

- Resolution 01-26 (adopted): Authorized commercial cards provided by Huntington Bank for specific city purposes consistent with city credit-card policy. Motion moved and seconded; voice/roll call adoption recorded.

- Resolution 02-26 (amended and adopted): Authorized the finance director to disperse funds for the city water bill relief program; council approved an amendment and then adopted the amended resolution by roll call.

- Ordinance 02-26 (adopted): Amended Chapter 446 to add mini trucks to the municipal code section that governs golf carts and harmonize local code with Ohio Revised Code Section 4511.215; council discussed inspection responsibilities and adopted the ordinance by roll call.

- Consent agenda: Minutes (Feb. 24, 2026) and other consent items adopted by voice/roll call.

Notes: Several agenda items remained tabled, and Ordinance 28-25 (a quasi-judicial zoning/variance matter for 519 South Drexel) was taken from the table for a private deliberation and later returned to the table for further action. For quasi-judicial items staff indicated exhibits and reports are posted in the public record for council review.