Stark County Issue 14: City of Louisville Charter Amendment
Charter Amendment set forth in Ordinance No. 25-42.A majority affirmative vote is necessary for adoptionThe Louisville City Charter requires that Council will establish a Charter Review Commission made up of voting citizens of Louisville every five years. 2025 is the year for this to happen.Louisville City Council is proposing the following changes to the City Charter as recommended by the Charter Review Commission.Proposed Charter Amendment City of LouisvilleA majority affirmative vote is necessary for adoptionAmending Article II, Section 16, to clarify that the Charter allows for all publication and advertising to be conducted by posting the information on the City’s Website or through other means as determined by Ordinance.Further Amending Article II, Section 16 to clarify that after a first reading, a copy of the Ordinance shall be available for public inspection on the City’s website and within City Hall, but allowing two (2) business days for such posting and deferring to Ordinance for the specific location where the physical copy is to be posted.Amending Article II, Section 17 to remove language relating to newspaper publication that is inconsistent with the revised Section 16.Eliminating Article II, Section 20 which pertained to exceptions to newspaper publication and is no longer necessary.Amending Article III, Section 1, to eliminate the City Manager residency requirement consistent with the Ohio Supreme Court determination that employee residency requirements are not permitted.Amending Article III, Section 2(5) to accurately reflect theDepartment Head title of Public Works Director.Amending Article III, Section 2 (6) to increase the monetary threshold from $25,000 to $50,000 for contracts that do not require Council approval.Amending Article VI, Section 6 to eliminate the limitation that Council can only transfer unencumbered funds during the last three months of the year.Shall the proposed charter amendment, as proposed by the charter commission of the City of Louisville by adopted? YES NO
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