Michael A. Patriarca

The document details several adopted resolutions and summarizes discussions from a work session. Resolutions certified cleanup costs for four properties (843 Oakwood, 25 Fairgrounds, 785 Bowhall, and 146 Fruitland) and authorized payments for new carpet and a garage door at the Service Garage. The work session summary included discussions on the upcoming Family Fun Day, odor reports in the Northeast section, parameters for FPUDs for new developments, rescheduling the August 5th meeting to August 13th, the required housing survey for a Community Redevelopment Area application, the Township parking resolution, and a proposed recovery house on Meigs Avenue. Other topics included signage by housing developers, renewal of conditional use permits, Service Department project updates, collaboration with the Lake County Storm Water Department, and the near completion of a secondary salt hut at the Service Garage. The Fire Chief reported on a recent fire, repairs needed at Station 3, fence repair at Station 2, receipt of new equipment via a grant, and recruitment efforts, concluding with an Executive Session to discuss pending litigation. New business included a citizen query regarding the Meigs Avenue Recovery House and discussion on local tax dollars and a bank move to 25 Fairgrounds. The Trustees also declared acceptance of Zoning Cases 19-ZC-03 and 19-ZC-04 from the Zoning Commission with recommendations for approval, setting them for public hearing on August 13, 2019. The meeting concluded with the approval of bills paid and adjournment.

The Board of Painesville Township Trustees held a regular meeting where they discussed various topics, agenda items, and departmental matters. The work session included discussions on pending litigation, economic development, an ongoing workers compensation claim, the possibility of placing an Opticom at an intersection, a salt storage hut, a movie night at the History Center, the new Fire Engine purchase, fire department recruitment efforts, equipment for the Fire Department maintenance, and truck repairs and salt storage in the service department. A resident discussed road repairs, crime rates, and drug problems. The Sheriff's Office provided an update. The Fire Department reported a significant fire and a CPR class. The Trustees are planning the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. The board approved payments to USA Insulation for insulation at Fire Station 1, Countryside Truck Service for truck repairs, and hourly pay increases to Shane Vachet and Todd Thompson. They also authorized the purchase of a fire engine from Sutphen Corporation.

The Board of Trustees met for a regular meeting, addressing various topics, agenda items, and departmental matters. A special meeting was scheduled to discuss the Township's Health Insurance renewal. Discussions were held regarding water drainage, the formation of a Special Improvement District for communities with shoreline property in Lake County, honoring first responders on 9/11, potential zoning department software, online bill payment procedures, and a dead tree tangled in electrical lines. The board also discussed a Day Care Center request, a housing survey for a Community Reinvestment Area application, fire station repairs, drainage issues, waterline installation, rezoning of school district properties, and an easement for Lake Dine and Dance. Additionally, there were updates from the Lake County Sheriff's Office and department reports from the Service, Fire, and Zoning Departments. A motion was passed to acknowledge receipt of a zoning case and set a public hearing. The board also discussed and denied a similar use request for a Day Care Center. The Trustees went into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters in the Zoning Department and economic negotiations with another political subdivision for economic development assistance. Various bills, payroll and related disbursements were presented, examined and approved for payment. Resolutions were adopted to certify cleanup costs, accept amounts and rates as determined by the Budget Commission, approve payment to RU2 Systems Inc. for a Radar Speed Display Trailer, authorize the Fiscal Officer to pay lawful obligations by electronic fund transfer, and approve payment to McGonigle Plastering for siding repair at Station 3.

The Board of Painesville Township Trustees held a regular meeting where various topics and departmental matters were discussed. The work session included discussions on pending litigation, personnel in the Service Department, the St. Patrick's Day parade, the current parking resolution, and maintenance issues at Fire Station 3. New business included a question regarding Resolution 2019-34 for the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System. Resolutions were adopted for honoring Judge Michael A. Cicconetti, employee contributions to the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System, payment to Sutphen Corporation for a new pumper, payment to Ohio Township Association Risk Management Authority for insurance, accepting NOPEC Energized Community Grants, and adopting permanent appropriations for the 2019 fiscal year.

The Board of Painesville Township Trustees convened for a regular meeting, addressing various topics and departmental matters. Discussions included amending the parking resolution, odors at the County Landfill, and the success of the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The Fire Chief discussed training and vehicle issues, while the Service Director mentioned a potential student project and the Township roads resurfacing project. A resident raised concerns about the Parking Ban, and the Sheriff's Department provided an activity update. Resolutions were adopted, including rescinding a resolution related to employee contributions to the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System, declaring April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, approving payment to AutoZone for a station lift and truck repairs, and honoring the retiring accelerant detection K-9, Ian.