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Council approves several ordinances, updates investment policy and amends 2026 appropriations
Summary
Council approved three ordinances on vehicle parking/roadway activity, updated the city's investment policy, and passed resolutions amending 2026 appropriations (including a $131,000 increase to CIP estimated resources, $12,000 for school zone upgrades and a $36,347.50 transfer).
In "old business" council adopted three ordinances amending Clayton codified ordinances related to commercial and heavy vehicle parking, limiting hours for trailers/towed vehicles parked on streets, and prohibiting selling/washing/repairing vehicles on roadways. Chief Nabel had presented these items at a prior meeting and they passed with voice votes.
In new business council passed an ordinance amending the city's investment policy to update oversight names, ORC language references and maturity consistency in the policy. Finance staff told the council it had been about 12 years since the last update.
Council also approved a resolution to amend 2026 appropriations and estimated resources in the Capital Improvement Projects Fund: an increase of $131,000 in estimated resources, $12,000 in additional appropriations for planned school zone upgrades in partnership with Englewood and Northmont schools, and a transfer of $36,347.50 from the general fund to the CIP fund to cover the upgrades. The finance presenter said the city received some late income‑tax receipts and adjusted appropriations accordingly.
