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Council adopts emergency appropriations and amends transfers to support water capital and police levy

Village of Waynesville Council · March 3, 2025
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Summary

The council waived readings and adopted Resolution 2025-005 (Permanent Appropriations) and Resolution 2025-006 (amendments) as emergencies, amended Ordinance 2025-007 to reflect Water Capital Fund references, adopted Ordinance 2025-008 to surplus property, and approved Ordinance 2025-004 to buy a 2025 Ford Explorer police vehicle; all recorded as roll call votes with seven yeas.

Council moved and voted to adopt multiple financial measures on March 3. Resolution No. 2025-005 adopting the permanent appropriations for calendar year 2025 was adopted as an emergency after a motion by Connie Miller to waive the two-reading rule and a subsequent motion to adopt; the clerk recorded a roll call of seven yeas. Resolution No. 2025-006, an amendment to appropriations reflecting grant updates and fund transfers, was amended to change a General Fund increase to the Water Capital Fund (5701) and adopted as an emergency following unanimous roll-call approval.

Ordinance No. 2025-007 (authorizing transfers between funds) was amended in title and section 2 to reference the Water Capital Fund (5701) as moved by Chris Colvin and seconded by Troy Lauffer and passed on a roll call of seven yeas. Ordinance No. 2025-008 to authorize disposal of obsolete property pursuant to R.C. 721.15 was adopted as an emergency, and Ordinance No. 2025-004 authorizing the purchase of one 2025 Ford Explorer police vehicle from Lebanon Ford was adopted on second reading; each action was recorded on roll calls showing seven yeas. The minutes do not record any no or abstain votes.