The council recognized winners of the Neighborhood Beautification Awards. Legislation was adopted to repeal the Business High Volume Water Use Rebate Program. Discussions were held regarding a proposed charter amendment for the recall of elected officials, assessments for weed cutting and junk removal, and inspection chamber fees. Amendments to the Traffic Control Map were introduced to prohibit parking on specific streets. A resolution was authorized to apply for a transportation grant for the Wapakoneta Avenue reconstruction project, and another was approved to accept property for Graceland Cemetery. A warrant was authorized for a vendor payment, and an appointment was made to the Planning Commission. Fire/EMS township contracts were reviewed, and executive session was held for employment and court action matters.
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The Council recognized a new firefighter and the Firefighter of the Year. Legislation was introduced regarding transit system rates for the Shelby Public Transit System. Resolutions were adopted to accept Tax Incentive Review Council recommendations, approve a Community Reinvestment Area agreement with Sidman Manufacturing Company, and authorize an income tax sharing agreement with local school boards. Additionally, the Council approved a new five-year contract with Rumpke of Ohio for solid waste and recycling collection and confirmed various appointments to the Community Reinvestment Area Housing Council, Shelby County Metropolitan Housing Authority, Revolving Loan Committee, and Airport Advisory Committee. Discussions took place regarding a liquor permit transfer and potential solutions for downtown parking enforcement, followed by an executive session on personnel and legal matters.
