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Cridersville council approves emergency fund transfers, amends appropriations and authorizes property purchase
Summary
The Village of Cridersville council on May 6 approved four emergency financial resolutions including fund transfers and reallocations, and authorized the mayor to contract to buy property at 115 W. Sugar Street; all motions passed unanimously, 5-0.
The Village of Cridersville council voted unanimously on May 6 to approve a set of emergency financial measures and to authorize purchase of village property. Council passed Resolution 2512 to approve necessary transfers of funds for 2025; Resolutions 2513 and 2514 amended permanent appropriations and reallocated funds; and Resolution 2515 authorized the mayor to enter contracts to purchase real property and a mobile home at 115 W. Sugar Street and 120 W. Main Street.
The motions carried unanimously, with recorded passage as 5-0. The minutes show the motions and seconders as follows: Resolution 2512 (moved by Eric West, seconded by Bailey), Resolution 2513 (moved by Stacey Cook, seconded by Eric West), Resolution 2514 (moved by Eric West, seconded by Dylan Lauck), and Resolution 2515 (moved by Eric West, seconded by Dylan Lauck). The minutes do not itemize individual roll-call votes by name beyond the 5-0 tally.
Mayor Rick Walls noted that the village purchased the property at 115 W. Sugar Street at a McElroy Auction for $15,500; council recorded that plans for the lot are undetermined. Separately, the administrator has applied for a CDBG slums-and-blight grant for a project at 120 W. Main Street; the village will learn selection outcomes later in the year.
The council’s approval of these resolutions takes immediate effect under the emergency declarations recorded in the minutes. No additional conditions or implementation dates were included in the meeting record.
