Luna Pier council adopts electric vehicle infrastructure ordinance; approves plumbing repairs and budget amendments

Luna Pier — The Luna Pier City Council adopted Ordinance No. 211, Article 35, setting rules for electric vehicle infrastructure in the city at its March 27, 2025 regular meeting.

The motion to approve the ordinance was made by Councilmember Neil Wakeman and supported by Councilmember Shawn Boslooper; the ordinance passed on a roll-call vote with all members present voting in favor. Councilmembers asked clarification questions and suggested grammatical and wording revisions to the text before the vote.

In the same meeting the council approved a LaRoy Plumbing quote to repair City Hall plumbing, including sink and bathroom work, for $7,243. The motion to approve the plumbing work was made by Wakeman and supported by Councilmember Duy Hoang; the motion carried on a roll-call vote with all in favor. The council also approved presented budget amendments after a motion by Wakeman, supported by Hoang; that motion likewise passed unanimously.

Votes at a glance: • Ordinance No. 211, Article 35 — Electric Vehicle Infrastructure: Approved (motion: Wakeman; second: Boslooper). Roll-call vote: all in favor. • LaRoy Plumbing contract for City Hall plumbing repairs ($7,243): Approved (motion: Wakeman; second: Hoang). Roll-call vote: all in favor. • Budget amendments (unspecified items as presented to council): Approved (motion: Wakeman; second: Hoang). Roll-call vote: all in favor.

Why it matters: The ordinance creates a local regulatory framework for electric vehicle infrastructure in Luna Pier, a step municipal officials said is intended to guide future installations and ensure consistency with city standards. Council members requested edits to clarify language and fix grammatical issues, which were noted on the record.

The city clerk recorded the motions and roll-call results. The council adjourned at 8:10 p.m.