The London City Council took multiple formal actions during its meeting. The list below summarizes agenda items that received motions and votes, the outcomes, and the key details recorded in the meeting transcript.

- Resolution 1-80-25 (Madison Reserve): Adopted. Motion to adopt Planning Commission recommendations passed 6-1. Vote record (as read): Councilwoman Jacqueline Jackman — yes; Councilman Stall — yes; Councilwoman Shannon Trainer — yes; Councilman Andrew Hitt — yes; Councilman Hayes — yes; Councilman Brent McDaniels — yes; Councilman Eads — no. The resolution advances the PUD recommendation; final plat, engineering and technical studies remain to be submitted and approved.

- Resolution 1-81-25 (Cypress Church): Adopted. Council voted unanimously in favor to adopt the Planning Commission recommendation for the Cypress Church project. No substantive questions were recorded during the meeting about the church project.

- Ordinance 1-50-25 and Ordinance 1-51-25 (SOPEC / Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council): Failed. Council members voted no on the ordinance(s) that would have had the city join SOPEC and adopt SOPEC's plan of operation and governance. The roll calls recorded No votes from Councilwoman Jackman, Councilman Stall, Councilwoman Trainer, Councilman Hitt, Councilman Hayes, Councilman McDaniels and Councilman Eads.

- Resolution 1-87-25 (electric aggregation supplier via Aspen Energy / DynaG): Adopted. Council approved a supplier agreement recommended by Aspen Energy broker that would set a fixed supplier price (recommended 36-month term). Council passed the resolution that authorized an electricity supply contract (the meeting record shows the council moved and passed the resolution). The supplier and term were presented in an RFP comparison; administration and broker recommended the 36-month option as the best value.

- Resolution 1-82-25 (transfer appropriations for dispatching contract): Adopted. The council approved a transfer to pay the county for contract dispatching services for the remainder of the year (amount described in the meeting was to cover a county dispatching bill; transferred from police salary/miscellaneous lines).

- Resolution 1-83-25 (police building cost increase / appropriation): Adopted as amended. Council approved an amended appropriation to fund additional costs for the police/safety building after staff reported soil/stabilization and other overruns; Mid-Ohio recommended and agreed to waive capacity fees, reducing the requested amount by about $136,000. Council approved the appropriation for $464,000 to continue the project.

- Resolution 1-84-25 and 1-85-25 (fire/EMS grant and appropriation): Adopted. The council authorized the fire chief to apply for a small Ohio Department of Public Safety grant (about $2,707.74) and later approved the appropriation to accept the grant funding for EMS equipment.

- Resolution 1-86-25 (sanitation appropriations / Rumpke hauling): Read; council discussion noted the sanitation fund would be short and additional appropriations may be required. No emergency adoption was recorded for this item during the meeting and action was left for further consideration.

Votes recorded in the meeting transcript are shown above where specific roll-call tallies were read aloud. If a resolution or ordinance text did not contain a recorded, roll-call vote in the transcript excerpt, this summary indicates the outcome where the clerk reported passage or failure.

Full minutes and the formal roll-call records for each resolution/ordinance are available in the City of London meeting packet and council minutes.