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The meeting included discussions regarding the Recreation Board's authority, noting that it is a separate entity over which the city has no power, referencing Ohio Revised Code section 32.01. The Mayor reported on a meeting concerning the potential development of a new glass factory and job creation. The Safety Service Director updated the council on progress for the Terrace View project and coordination with Frontier for a telephone pole repair on Front Street. Legislation enacted included the emergency approval of an agreement with OAPSE/AFSCME Local 4 regarding wages and working conditions, appropriations for the 2026 fiscal year, and amendments to line items within the Water Works Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and General Fund. Additionally, a resolution was approved accepting tax levy amounts from the Budget Commission, and an ordinance amending regulations regarding barking and howling dogs was given a second reading. The council unanimously approved a motion to cancel the second scheduled meeting for December.
The meeting commenced with the reappointment of the City Council clerk and the appointment of the president pro tempore by unanimous consent. Committee assignments were confirmed to remain unchanged. Key discussions involved the Mayor addressing public concerns regarding water quality and costs, and supporting city staff efforts. The Safety Service Director reported on progress for concrete installation on south Mulberry Street and completion of Phase III sewer work on Lincoln Avenue, while concerns about homeless individuals using ATMs for shelter were raised. The Recreation Committee recommended amending city ordinance regarding Recreation Board composition to align with Ohio Revised Code, specifically regarding residency requirements for two members. Legislative actions included the unanimous emergency approval of seven ordinances, dealing with budget corrections, appropriations from the General Fund ($8,500.00 and $3,600.00), reductions in the Water Fund ($4,250.00) and Sewer Fund ($4,250.00), authorizing an agreement with the Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, and establishing Police Donation and Evidence Bank Account Funds. A resolution was certified for a 2025 expense payment from the 2026 budget. Ordinances from the previous year were passed on their third reading, relating to barking and howling dogs and an agreement with Hocking County Emergency Management Agency. An ordinance regarding the Recreation Board's composition received its first reading. The Council convened in executive session to discuss ongoing litigation, after which permission was granted to the Law Director to appoint an assistant pro bono for litigation procedures.
The council meeting addressed concerns about new "No Parking" signs on Market Street affecting church services, with a committee formed to discuss potential exemptions. The Mayor reported on grant applications for Mingo Park improvements and the St. Rt. 664 S/Lake Logan Road roundabout, encouraging a reapplication for the 2026 TAP grant. Updates were provided on the Phase III sewer project and storm sewer installation. The council discussed filling open police officer and part-time code enforcement positions, repairing the Zanesville Avenue traffic signal, and insurance options. Additionally, the committee investigated the possibility of incorporating Scott Creek subdivision streets into the city and prioritized street repairs for 2027. An updated barking dog ordinance and changes to housing inspection codes were reviewed. The need for a formal, single source of city information was discussed, focusing on the city website.
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