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Ironton council approves emergency payment to Granicus, advances two ordinances and moves to executive session
Summary
Council read ordinance 2633 (second reading) and ordinance 2636 (first reading), moved and passed Resolution 2637 approving certificates in excess of $3,000 for payment to Granicus, handled a communication from the Division of Liquor Control, and later voted to enter executive session on real estate.
Ironton — At its June 11 meeting the Ironton City Council considered several pieces of legislation and passed a financial resolution.
Council members read Ordinance 2633 on second reading, which would amend and codify section 474.07 of the city code and included an emergency declaration. The council also gave first reading to Ordinance 2636, which would authorize the mayor to enter an electronic payment and bill-payment merchant agreement.
The council reviewed a communication from the Division of Liquor Control and directed the clerk to respond; members moved that no hearing be requested. The council also considered Resolution 2637, which authorizes certificates in excess of $3,000 for payment to Granicus and includes an emergency declaration. A motion was made to pass Resolution 2637, roll was called, and the chair announced the resolution passed.
What happened next: council later approved a motion to enter executive session to discuss real estate with action to follow.
Votes at a glance: Resolution 2637 — passed (transcript records motion, roll call and the chair’s announcement that the resolution passed; specific vote tally by name was not recorded in the available transcript).
