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Council adopts revenue adjustment ordinance to align funds for projects
Summary
Ordinance 2024-47, an emergency ordinance adjusting estimated revenue for 2024, passed unanimously to allow appropriations for projects including planned street paving; council described it as a housekeeping measure reflecting higher-than-expected receipts.
Buckeye Lake Village Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 2024-47 on Aug. 26 to revise estimated revenue figures for the 2024 calendar year and declare an emergency so that additional receipts may be properly appropriated.
Council President John Lemmon and Fiscal Officer Amanda Hoppel said the village collected more revenue than budgeted in certain lines and the ordinance corrects those oversights so funds can be encumbered for approved items, including the street-paving project the council approved at the prior meeting.
Council suspended the rules, moved, and passed the ordinance by roll call with all seven councilors voting yes.
