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Votes at a glance: Plain City Council actions on April 13, 2026
Summary
Council approved several ordinances and resolutions, including street and alley vacations, NOPEC membership and aggregation plans, the Shepper/Converse reconstruction contract award, and housing CRA recommendations; all recorded motions passed by voice vote 'all in favor.'
At its April 13 meeting Plain City Council recorded a series of approvals summarized below.
Ordinance 07‑2026 — Amending the Codified Ordinances through enactment of Chapter 911 (Street and Alley Vacations) Motion: Councilmember Toni Arnold moved; Jamey Sintz seconded. Outcome: Approved by voice vote (all in favor).
Ordinance 08‑2026 — Authorizing the Village to enter into NOPEC, approve the agreement and bylaws Motion: Aaron Lewis moved; Jim Eudaily seconded. Outcome: Approved without an emergency declaration (all in favor).
Ordinance 09‑2026 — Approving plan of operation and governance for NOPEC electricity aggregation Motion: Jamey Sintz moved; Toni Arnold seconded. Outcome: Approved without an emergency declaration (all in favor).
Ordinance 10‑2026 — Authorizing Plain City to enter the NOPEC natural gas aggregation agreement Motion: Aaron Lewis moved; Jamey Sintz seconded. Outcome: Approved without an emergency declaration (all in favor).
Ordinance 11‑2026 — Approving plan of operation and governance for NOPEC natural gas aggregation Motion: Jim Eudaily moved; Aaron Lewis seconded. Outcome: Approved without an emergency declaration (all in favor).
Resolution 12‑2026 — Accepting recommendations of the Housing Council on Community Reinvestment Area agreements Motion: Jamey Sintz moved; Aaron Lewis seconded. Outcome: Approved by voice vote (all in favor).
Resolution 13‑2026 — Authorizing award of contract for Shepper Avenue and Converse Avenue rebuild to J&J Schlaegel Inc. Motion: Toni Arnold moved; Jim Eudaily seconded. Outcome: Approved by voice vote (all in favor).
Attendance and voting context: the meeting record notes President T. Harriman and Michael Terry were absent; all listed motions passed by voice vote with the attendees recorded as in favor. No recorded roll‑call tallies beyond the minutes’ 'all in favor' notation were provided.
Notes: Several first readings were placed on the agenda (engineering code amendments, rezoning items and debt reimbursement intent) and an executive session was held under Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(G)(8) to consider confidential economic development information.
