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Council approves a package of ordinances and budget adjustments
Summary
Beavercreek City Council approved several routine ordinances and budget items July 13, including a speed-limit change for Shaker Town Road, sidewalk-assessment authority for a 2025 repair program, and supplemental appropriations to spend donated senior-center funds and buy two vans; staff also presented ARPA accounting transfers and computer-licensing appropriations.
At its July 13 meeting Beavercreek City Council approved a set of ordinances and budget adjustments in a single evening.
Ordinance 26-16 set a 35 mph speed limit on portions of Shaker Town Road and was approved on second reading by voice vote. Ordinance 26-17 authorized special assessments to property owners for the 2025 sidewalk-repair program pursuant to Ohio Revised Code §729.09 and passed by voice vote. Ordinance 26-18, a single-reading ordinance, authorized several supplemental appropriations and certifications for fiscal year 2026. Finance staff explained the items in 26-18: a $30,000 donation to the senior center for replacement chairs; grants and donations to purchase two senior-center vans (state grant and Greene County Council on Aging funds); an accounting transfer to return excess general-fund transfers to the ARPA fund after contract underruns; reclassifying certain assessment revenues; and appropriating funds for software and computer replacement/license needs.
Council also approved two resolutions: Resolution 26-28 authorizing dissolution of the Ohio Energy Special Improvement District (a mall-area PACE) because the projects in that district are complete and the owners requested winding up, and Resolution 26-29 to reaffirm the city’s official zoning map so that rezonings since 2021 are graphically included. Staff recommended approval for the ordinances and resolutions included in the evening packet.
Roll-call votes were used for budget appropriations where required; voice votes were recorded for other items. Council did not take final action on the Concord Commons rezoning (Ordinance 26-15) at this meeting; that item advanced to a second reading.
