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Pandora council approves transfers, appropriation amendment and bills totaling $36,773.65

Pandora Village Council · May 27, 2025
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Summary

Pandora Village Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-737 transferring funds to the park fund, approved a $5,000 reallocation in the 2025 Appropriation Resolution, and authorized non-payroll bills of $13,964.73 and payroll of $22,808.92 (total $36,773.65). All motions passed unanimously.

The Pandora Village Council on May 27 adopted a resolution moving funds into the village Park Fund and approved routine payments and an appropriation amendment.

The council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 2025-737, transferring unspecified funds from the General Fund to the Park Fund. Council also approved non-payroll bills totaling $13,964.73 and payroll of $22,808.92, for a combined total of $36,773.65. The motion to approve bills was made by Paul Burkholder and seconded by Mr. Eisenbach; the minutes record the vote as “All Yea.”

Fiscal Officer Kimberly Reese presented an amendment to the village’s 2025 Appropriation Resolution that reallocates $5,000 within the Income Tax Fund; council approved the amendment (motion: Burkholder; second: Braidic) with all members voting in favor.

Council additionally approved a current credit card statement of $138.99 (motion: Burkholder; second: Eisenbach), again recorded as unanimous.

The council’s minutes list the six councilmembers present as Paul Burkholder, Eisenbach, Dettrow, Fricke, Braidic and Gray; each motion in the minutes is recorded as passing with an "All Yea" vote. The meeting record shows signatures by Mayor Jeremy Liechty and Fiscal Officer Kimberly Reese; the minutes also include a separate signature line referencing "D. Seese," an inconsistency noted in the record.