Columbus City Council Regular Meeting
The council recognized the anniversaries of Sole Classics and the Junior League of Columbus' stewardship of the Kelton House Museum and Garden. They opposed a proposal to eliminate property taxes in Ohio and celebrated Pride Month and the annual Pride Festival and March. Legislative actions included the renewal of technology contracts for software and training, the authorization of various professional service contracts for city projects such as the Fire Alarm Office renovation and water plant transmission main acquisition, and the approval of annexation agreements with Berkshire and Harlem Townships. Zoning and variance requests for various properties were read for the first time. The consent agenda included numerous authorizations for grant funding, municipal court security and technology contracts, public service project modifications, and amendments to collective bargaining agreements.