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Plain City Council approves six ordinances and a budget amendment on second reading
Summary
On March 23 the Plain City Council unanimously approved Ordinances 01, 03, 04, 05, and 06 (second readings) and Resolution 11-2026 (Police Department Hiring Policy). Items cover mobile vendors, subdivision filing fees, permits/fees, permanent signs and a supplemental 2026 appropriation.
Plain City Village Council approved a bundle of second-reading measures on March 23, passing ordinances and a resolution that amend local business, planning and budget rules.
On second reading the council approved: -Ordinance 01-2026 (amending Chapter 735, Mobile Vendors) — motion by Michael Terry, second by Aaron Lewis; recorded "All in favor." -Ordinance 03-2026 (amending Chapter 1101.13, Subdivision Without Plat; Filing Fee) — motion by Jim Eudaily, second by Toni Arnold; "All in favor." -Ordinance 04-2026 (amending Chapter 1133.01, Fees and Permits) — motion by Toni Arnold, second by Aaron Lewis; "All in favor." -Ordinance 05-2026 (amending Chapter 1199.13, Permanent Signs) — motion by Michael Terry, second by Aaron Lewis; "All in favor." -Ordinance 06-2026 (approving a supplemental appropriation and 2026 budget amendments) — motion by Aaron Lewis, second by Toni Arnold; "All in favor." -Resolution 11-2026 (Authorizing and Implementing the Police Department Hiring Policy) — motion by Michael Terry, second by Jim Eudaily; "All in favor."
The meeting record notes unanimous approval for each item (tally recorded as "All in favor"). The ordinances amend codified chapters dealing with mobile vendors, subdivision filing fees, fees and permits, and permanent sign rules; Ordinance 06-2026 updates the village 2026 budget via supplemental appropriation. The approvals move those items forward consistent with standard council procedure.
No roll-call vote breakdown by individual yes/no was recorded in the minutes beyond the "All in favor" note. Absent members at the meeting were listed as Tyler Harriman and Jamey Sintz.
The council also introduced multiple first-reading items later in the meeting, including ordinances related to energy aggregation (NOPEC) and a resolution authorizing the Village Administrator to award the Shepper Avenue and Converse Avenue rebuild contract; those first readings did not conclude with votes.
