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Council adopts $74,000 street-lighting assessment to cover 2025 costs
Summary
Carlisle City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 11-26 to levy about $74,000 in special assessments to cover the City's 2025 street-lighting costs after suspending the usual three-reading rule to meet statutory deadlines.
Carlisle City Council voted unanimously July 14 to adopt Ordinance 11-26, authorizing a special assessment to fund the City's 2025 street-lighting costs. City Manager Chris Lohr told Council the measure represents the final step in the annual assessment process and would assess approximately $74,000 to cover those costs.
Council suspended the three-reading rule so the ordinance could be read once by title and filed within required timelines. Mayor Randy Winkler called for the roll call after a motion by Michael Kilpatrick and a second by Debbie Kemper; every member voted yes. The legislation was described in the meeting minutes as "AN ORDINANCE LEVYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR LIGHTING OF THE STREETS, LANES AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS IN THE CITY OF CARLISLE, OHIO WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTING."
