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Committee reviews overtime transfer, recycling grant application, council rules update and adjourns
Summary
The Finance Committee recorded items including a $45,000 transfer to police overtime, authorization to apply for a 2026 Recycle Ohio Grant to explore returning curbside recycling, proposed council rules changes, a housing study update, and a motion to adjourn at 6:45 p.m.
Several administrative and service items were recorded on the Dec. 1 minutes. Mr. Bizjak (Safety Committee) explained Temp Res #109-25, which would move $45,000 into the Lancaster Police Department overtime account to cover remaining 2025 overtime needs. SSD Woody reported the city will pursue grants to restore a curbside recycling program and that Temp Res #108-25 would allow SSD to apply for a 2026 Recycle Ohio Grant.
The agenda included Temp Ord #74-25 from the Law Committee to revise council rules and overhaul committee structure; the minutes summarize the proposal as a rule-language cleanup and structural change to committees. Stephanie Bosco summarized a new city housing study and asked committee members to review it. The meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. on a motion by Mr. Ailes, seconded by Mr. Sollie; the minutes do not record further votes or discussion transcripts.
The minutes were prepared and submitted by Mr. Schoonover, identified as Finance Chair.
