Brief agenda for Galion City Council includes one new item

Tonight’s Galion City Council meeting is relatively short on legislative items compared to recent meetings.

By July 8, 2014 6:46 am

Tonight’s Galion City Council meeting is relatively short on legislative items compared to recent meetings. City Council has just four items scheduled for a vote and only one of them is new.

An amendment regarding the city ordinance pertaining to discharging firearms is scheduled for a third and final vote. That item has raised cause for concern during its first two votes.

Up for a second vote are ordinances pertaining to annexation and AMP stranded costs. The lone new item getting a first reading is an ordinance about pool rates.

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