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Votes at a glance: Silver Lake Council approves funding transfer, engineering contract, WPCLF application and dog‑appeal change
Summary
At its July 7 meeting the council unanimously adopted four measures: a $40,000 transfer to accrued liabilities (Ordinance 51‑2025), an OHM engineering contract for Silver Lake Boulevard (Ordinance 52‑2025), a WPCLF application resolution (Resolution 53‑2025) and a change to the dangerous‑dog appeal process (Ordinance 54‑2025).
The Silver Lake Village Council voted unanimously on four measures at its July 7 meeting.
Ordinance No. 51‑2025: Finance Committee member Suzanne Garrett read and council adopted an ordinance transferring $40,000 from the General Fund (1001) to the Accrued Liabilities Fund (1002). Council suspended the rules and adopted the ordinance on a 7–0 roll call. Ms. Garrett moved to suspend the rules; Mrs. Meyer seconded the suspension; Ms. Garrett moved to adopt and Mr. DiCaudo seconded the adoption.
Ordinance No. 52‑2025: Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the mayor to enter an agreement with OHM Advisors, Inc. for professional design engineering services for the Silver Lake Boulevard reconstruction project, not to exceed $406,400. Motion to suspend the rules and the adoption both passed 7–0 (mover Ms. Garrett; second Mr. Rozsa for both suspension and adoption).
Resolution No. 53‑2025: Council adopted a resolution authorizing the mayor to apply for and accept a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) agreement and to designate a dedicated repayment source. The measure passed unanimously after suspension of the rules (mover Ms. Garrett; second Mr. Kaplan).
Ordinance No. 54‑2025: The council amended the appeal process for designation of vicious or dangerous dogs, aligning the village procedure with Ohio Revised Code by directing appeals to Stow Municipal Court instead of a locally created board; the ordinance was adopted 7–0 (mover Mr. Kaplan; second Mrs. Meyer for suspension; motion to adopt seconded by Mr. Scott).
Other procedural actions: Council reviewed and accepted the Check Report dated to June 30, 2025 and the June Statement of Cash on a unanimous voice/consent vote; earlier in the meeting the minutes from June 16, 2025 were approved as submitted.
Outcomes were recorded by roll call where noted; motions and seconding members were documented in the meeting minutes.
