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Council moves to submit 4.25-mill levy for voter consideration
Summary
Ordinance 26-11 to proceed with submission of a 4.25-mill tax in excess of the ten-mill limitation for current expenses was introduced, rules were suspended, and the ordinance was adopted in council action.
Cheviot City Council introduced and adopted Ordinance 26-11, authorizing the city to proceed with submission of the question to levy a 4.25-mill tax in excess of the ten-mill limitation for current expenses. The ordinance was introduced by Councilmember Troy Borgmann and seconded by Councilmember Nick Jackson; Councilmember Eileen Borgmann moved to suspend the rules (second by Mr. Borgmann) and Councilmember Hugo Petermann moved to adopt the ordinance (second by Mr. Borgmann).
The item moved through introduction, suspension of rules, and adoption during the same meeting. The ordinance initiates the process of placing the levy question before voters (the ordinance text indicates submission of the question; no election date, projected revenue, or ballot language was recorded in the meeting minutes).
