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Council adopts tentative 2026 budgets, approves short‑term rental and RV ordinances; routine items cleared
Summary
Orangeville City Council on May 14 approved the tentative fiscal 2026 budgets, passed ordinances updating short‑term rental and recreational‑vehicle rules, and ratified several routine purchases and refunds. All recorded motions passed with affirmative votes.
Orangeville City Council met May 14 and approved a slate of routine and policy items, including the city———tentative 2026 budgets and two code amendments.
The council approved a motion to accept the bills and warrants and then moved through minutes approvals for the April 16 public hearing and regular session. Council then voted to adopt Resolution 2026‑4, which the chair described as the tentative general fund, utility fund, municipal building authority, capital project and perpetual care budgets for Orangeville City. The motion carried after a motion and second and the chair recorded unanimous affirmative votes.
Two ordinances updating municipal code provisions were introduced and approved. Council approved amendments to the short‑term rental regulations (listed in the meeting as amendments to sections 11‑11‑27.1 and related subsections) and a separate amendment to rules for recreational vehicle courts (section 11‑11‑25.6). Both measures were moved, seconded and passed with no further discussion recorded.
Council also approved several routine administrative items: a $50 vendor booth refund for Jackie Jensen was granted, and the council ratified a $206.98 purchase for a backhoe pin to allow bucket/thumb repairs. All motions that generated votes were recorded by the chair as passing.
The council concluded its business and adjourned.
What happens next: The tentative budget adoption positions staff to prepare a final budget for adoption after required notices and any further hearings; ordinances approved at this meeting will be codified in the Orangeville City Code according to the city—————process for ordinance publication and any required effective date.
