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Ontario Council adopts CRA amendment and authorizes Mayor-for-the-Day
Summary
At its May 12 meeting, Ontario City Council adopted Ordinance 25-11 amending a Community Reinvestment Area agreement with Charter Next Generation, Inc., and adopted Resolution 25-05 authorizing the Mayor-for-the-Day program for high school students; both passed with recorded roll-call votes.
Ontario City Council adopted Ordinance No. 25-11 on third reading on May 12, approving an amendment to the Community Reinvestment Area agreement between the city and Charter Next Generation, Inc. Councilmember Josh Bradley read the ordinance by title and moved for adoption; Nathan Sunderland seconded. At roll call four members voted Aye, zero Nay, and one member, Dave Rehfeldt, abstained. The ordinance was adopted and declared an emergency.
Council also approved Resolution No. 25-05, a measure to authorize Ontario High School students to be named Mayor for the Day. Councilmember Kyle Webb moved to suspend reading of the resolution; Troy Sapp seconded and the motion to suspend readings passed 5-0. Sapp then read the resolution by title and moved for adoption; Sunderland seconded. The roll call vote was five Aye, zero Nay, and the resolution was adopted.
Earlier in the meeting the minutes from the April 30, 2025 regular Council meeting were presented for approval; the roll call vote on the minutes was four Aye, zero Nay, and one abstention by Mr. Rehfeldt. With these actions concluded and no further business, the Council adjourned at 9:59 a.m.
The ordinance concerns an amendment to a Community Reinvestment Area agreement with Charter Next Generation, Inc.; the text of the amendment and any fiscal impacts were not detailed in the meeting minutes and are not specified in the record provided. The resolution is a ceremonial authorization enabling high school students to serve as Mayor for the Day; the program was enacted for Daisy Loper at this meeting.
