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Votes at a glance: Napoleon City Council actions on June 15, 2026
Summary
A quick reference to the meetings formal actions: council approved a master-plan contract, advanced several ordinances, authorized grant applications, accepted a donation, approved routine budget/direction motions, and tabled the curbside pickup change.
The following is a concise list of formal motions and roll-call outcomes recorded at the Napoleon City Council meeting on June 15, 2026.
- Ordinance 017-26 (first read): Amend on-street parking schedule (Highland Avenue) — moved from first to second read; unanimous voice approval.
- Resolution 018-26: Authorize expenditure > $50,000 and award comprehensive master plan and zoning code work to Revel Limited (~$98,400) — approved under suspension (roll call: 7-0).
- Ordinance 016-26: Add offseason golf rates and cart fees — second reading; moved to third reading (voice votes unanimous).
- Ordinance 015-26: Appoint David Busk as city law director — approved on third reading (roll call: 7-0); appointee to meet council July 13.
- K1: Power supply cost adjustment factor for June 2026 (SPSCA 3-month average 0.0250; JV2 0.042389) — approved (roll call: 7-0).
- K2: Proposed change to unlimited pickup (option two: three drop-off events using garbage truck) — discussion held; motion to table carried (roll call: 7-0) to allow staff to provide more analysis and outreach.
- Resolution 019-26: Authorize application and acceptance documents for FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) — approved under suspension (roll call: 7-0); estimated replacement cost for air packs $462,212; city match 5% (~$23,110.60) if awarded.
- K4: Second-quarter budget adjustments — motion to direct law director to draft legislation approved (roll call: 7-0).
- K5: Police Department application for Ohio BWC body armor reimbursement (75%) — approved (roll call: 7-0).
- K6: Accept donation ($4,950) from Chamber of Commerce for fireworks display — approved (roll call: 7-0).
These items were recorded by roll call or voice vote as noted; no litigation, ordinance repeals or rezoning decisions were adopted at this meeting.
