Hebron council approves appropriations amendment, renews bulk‑water sales, advances multiuse‑path project and adopts V3 services agreement

At its April 9 meeting, the Village of Hebron Council approved several budget and project measures the minutes describe as routine but consequential for planned work.

Ordinance 04‑25, amending Ordinance 32‑24 to adjust annual appropriations for fiscal year 2025, passed on third reading after a motion by Council President Randy Wolf and a second from Councilmember Stacy Stoner; the roll call vote was unanimous.

Council adopted Resolution 25‑03, authorizing the mayor to execute a renewed bulk water sales agreement with the Licking County Board of Commissioners, on a motion by Councilmember Kenney Nauer and second by Annelle Porter; the vote was unanimous. Resolution 25‑04, designating the village as local public agency for a proposed multiuse path and related work along Canal Road, part of Cumberland Street and Canal Park, passed on a motion by Mrs. Stoner and a second from Mr. Wolf, also unanimously.

Council suspended the readings on Resolution 25‑06 (a professional services agreement with V3 Companies Ltd.), moved to adopt it the same evening (motion by Jerry Carpenter, second by Mr. Wolf) and approved it on roll call with all councilmembers voting in favor. Resolution 25‑07, an agreement with the Licking County Health Department for a mosquito control program, was introduced on first reading and not adopted at this meeting.

Council acknowledged the March 2025 bank reconciliation on a motion by Mrs. Stoner.

Minutes record unanimous roll call votes for the listed ordnance and resolutions where adoption occurred; the record does not provide text of the contracts or copies of the agreements in the minutes but identifies the counterparties and the resolution numbers. Next steps for the multiuse path and the V3 services agreement will follow established procurement and project‑planning procedures as the village implements those projects.