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Votes at a glance: March 17, 2026 Spring Grove City Council
Summary
Council approved a series of resolutions and motions including adoption of Chapter 310 (THC ordinance, Resolution 26‑17), Chapter 904 (pollinator ordinance, Resolution 26‑18), Resolution 26‑23 for lead‑service funding, and waived platting requirements (Resolution 26‑22) on a 4–1 vote.
At its March 17 meeting the Spring Grove City Council approved multiple motions and resolutions. Key actions recorded in the minutes include the following:
- Resolution 26‑17: Approve Chapter 310 — Ordinance regulating the sale of tetrahydrocannabinol products (included low‑potency and flower products). Motion: Buckland moved; Ostern seconded. Vote: unanimous, motion carried.
- Resolution 26‑18: Approve Chapter 904 — Habitat and Pollinator Garden Ordinance. Motion: Turner moved; Buckland seconded. Vote: unanimous, motion carried.
- Resolution 26‑22: Waive platting requirements for Nathan Sherburne (accept survey in lieu of preliminary/final plat). Motion: Trent Turner moved; Eric Ostern seconded. Vote: Mayor Bryan Wilhelmson, Trent Turner, Morgan Buckland and Eric Ostern — yes; Michael Hagen — opposed. Motion carried (4–1).
- Resolution 26‑23: Resolution of Application supporting lead‑service line replacement funding. Motion: Trent Turner moved; Morgan Buckland seconded. Vote: unanimous, motion carried. The meeting record notes $125,000 received to replace five suspected lead lines.
In addition, the council authorized an engineering agreement for the outfall line project, approved a $5,000 budget transfer to cover Syttende Mai Hus utilities, approved street closures and parade parking plans for Syttende Mai events, and approved several grant applications and administrative amendments described in the minutes. Many other procedural and consent items were approved by unanimous votes noted in the record.
