The council discussed updates on asphalt rejuvenation projects, OPWC funding for upcoming infrastructure improvements, electrical drop coordination with First Energy, and a field review for an ODOT project. Legislative action included a second reading of an ordinance regarding a zoning map amendment. Significant discussion was held regarding the potential formation of a Downtown Infrastructure and Streetscape Committee to streamline project management and decision-making. Other topics included an update on the bike path extension, the success of the Mohican 5K, community events coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce, and the approval of a claims ordinance.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Loudonville Village Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted a public hearing regarding the rezoning of parcels on State Route 3 South. Departmental reports addressed leaf pickup schedules, the OPWC Spring Street Grant, the need for storm sewer rate adjustments, and planning for electric service upgrades for downtown festivals. Acknowledgments were made to Burgess Ambulance and the Ashland County Sheriff for their assistance. Legislative business included the passage of an ordinance to auction a surplus fire truck and discussions on zoning amendments. Additionally, the meeting covered concerns regarding the regulation of electric bicycles, operational updates from the Mohican Area Growth Foundation, and local storm water drainage issues, followed by the approval of a claims ordinance.
Oct 5, 2026·Board meeting
Loudonville Village Council Minutes
The council administered the Oath of Office to a new councilwoman and approved the monthly financial and mayor's court reports. Departmental reports covered various infrastructure projects, including plans for a parking lot on West Bustle Street, updates on the ODOT TAP grant, speed limit compliance on Route 3, upcoming fall cleanup efforts, and asphalt rejuvenation work. The Fire Department discussed the upcoming pancake breakfast and the sale of a ladder truck, while the Police Department addressed bicycle safety initiatives. Legislative action included the passing of an ordinance to amend the Architectural Review District boundaries and a resolution concerning tax levies and budget commission rates. Additionally, the council approved a street closure request for a Christmas parade and authorized payment of claims.
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