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Sherwood Village Council adopts code, passes appropriation amendment and fund transfer in emergency votes
Summary
At its March 11 meeting the council declared emergency ordinances adopting the 2026 Ohio Basic Code and amending 2026 appropriations, approved a transfer from the general fund to the refuse fund, and recorded several motions including relocating a stone lot; votes are recorded in the meeting minutes.
The Sherwood Village Council used emergency motions to adopt an updated municipal code, amend 2026 appropriations, and transfer funds between village accounts at its March 11 meeting.
Ordinance 26-03-01, "Approving, Adopting, and Enacting American Legal Publishing's Ohio Basic Code, 2026 Edition," was moved, declared an emergency and recorded as accepted by roll-call votes in the minutes. The minutes record affirmative votes by council members Jim Hohenberger, Robert Valle and Alex Buchhop for that motion.
Ordinance 26-03-02, an amendment to 2026 appropriations, was also moved, declared an emergency and recorded as accepted; the minutes list Yes votes for Mike Sudholtz, Jim Hohenberger and Scott Rohrs.
Resolution 26-03-01 authorizing a transfer from the General Fund to the Refuse Fund was moved and accepted; recorded Yes votes in the minutes include Mike Sudholtz, Jim Hohenberger and Scott Rohrs.
Separately, the council approved a motion to move the village stone lot to SMTA property near the railroad bed on Lawrence Street; the minutes record Mike Sudholtz as mover and Scott Rohrs as seconder and note Yes votes by Robert Valle, Jim Hohenberger and Alex Buchhop.
The minutes list affirmative votes for the motions above but do not include a full roll-call record for all five council members in each entry; where recorded, the minutes show the named members voting Yes as indicated. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.
The actions recorded in the minutes take effect per council direction; staff and the solicitor will handle implementation details required by the adopted code and budget amendment.
