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Finance committee approves ordinance to fund Jan–Feb 2025 operations, clears five ordinances for first reading
Summary
At a Dec. 10 Finance Committee meeting, Port Clinton auditors asked for urgent passage of Ordinance 21-24 to fund city operations for January–February 2025; the committee approved that ordinance on its second reading 3–0 and cleared Ordinances 22-24 through 26-24 for first readings by unanimous votes.
The Port Clinton Finance Committee on Dec. 10 approved Ordinance 21-24 on its second reading to provide funds for city operations in January and February 2025, voting 3–0 after the city auditor described the measure as time sensitive. Auditor Gabe Below requested the committee move the ordinance forward, saying, “it is time sensitive.”
Committee member Jerry Tarolli moved to approve Ordinance 21-24 for adoption on its second reading; Beth Gillman seconded the motion and the committee voted unanimously in favor. No dollar amount was stated in the meeting record.
Below also asked the committee to pass Ordinances 22-24, 23-24, 24-24, 25-24 and 26-24 on their first readings at the upcoming council meeting. Tarolli moved to approve those ordinances on their first readings; Gillman seconded, and the committee approved the motion 3–0. The transcript does not specify the substance or funding amounts for those ordinances beyond their identifiers.
Chair Pat Hovis called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. in the Linda Hartlaub Council Chambers. A motion to adjourn by Tarolli, seconded by Gillman, passed 3–0 and the meeting ended at 5:45 p.m.
