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Perry City Council approves ordinance and zoning amendments and renews workers' compensation policy

City of Perry City Council · June 18, 2026
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Summary

At its June 18 meeting, the Perry City Council unanimously approved Ordinance Amendment 408, Zoning Ordinance Amendment 409 and renewed the MML workers compensation policy for $15,281. Council moved and seconded each item and voted "all in favor."

PERRY — The Perry City Council on June 18 approved three routine items: an ordinance amendment affecting licensing procedures, a zoning amendment governing marihuana provisioning centers and a workers compensation renewal for the coming year.

In the meeting at the Perry Community Building, Mayor Pro-Tem Larry Lambert moved to approve Ordinance Amendment 408 (Ch. 860, Sec. 860.6, "Requirement and Procedure for Issuing License"); Councilmember Kamal Ghazi seconded the motion and the council voted unanimously to adopt the amendment. Lambert then moved to approve Zoning Ordinance Amendment 409 (Sec. 3.31, Marihuana Provisioning Center/Retailer, subsection (b)); Councilmember Bob Porter seconded and the council approved the zoning change, also unanimously. Earlier in the meeting Councilmember Mike Connell moved and Councilmember Bob Porter seconded approval of the bills as presented.

The council also approved renewal of the municipality's workers compensation coverage through MML in the amount of $15,281.00 for the policy period shown on the renewal form. Councilmember Mike Connell moved the renewal; Kamal Ghazi seconded and the motion passed by unanimous voice vote.

Why it matters: The ordinance change updates procedures for issuing licenses under Chapter 860, which affects how applicants are processed; the zoning amendment adjusts local rules for marihuana provisioning centers and retailers; and the workers compensation renewal maintains employee coverage for the coming policy year.

Votes at a glance - Ordinance Amendment 408 (Ch. 860, Sec. 860.6) — Moved: Mayor Pro-Tem Larry Lambert; Second: Kamal Ghazi; Outcome: approved ("all in favor"). - Zoning Ordinance Amendment 409 (Sec. 3.31 Marihuana Provisioning Center/Retailer (b)) — Moved: Mayor Pro-Tem Larry Lambert; Second: Bob Porter; Outcome: approved ("all in favor"). - MML workers compensation renewal ($15,281.00) — Moved: Councilmember Mike Connell; Second: Kamal Ghazi; Outcome: approved ("all in favor").

The council noted both ordinance items had been read at the June 4 regular meeting; no additional public hearing or debate was recorded on June 18. The motions were recorded as passing by unanimous voice vote. The clerk will record the adopted amendments and the workers compensation renewal in meeting records.