Capital Projects and Planning Manager at Stark County Park District
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The Board discussed and approved several financial and operational resolutions. Key items included the amendment of the salary chart to restore the Development Manager position, preliminary participatory legislation for a trail bridge project, and the return of unused grant funds to a foundation. The Board also certified and amended the budget for multiple funds to support ongoing capital projects and authorized a non-encumbered payment to the Ohio Department of Transportation to close out a trail bridge project. The Director's report covered upcoming anniversary planning, future levy initiatives, progress on trail paving, security camera network upgrades, and staff updates.
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The Board meeting included a proclamation for a retirement, an update on the 10-year comprehensive plan, and financial approvals. A new project for Sippo Park trail paving was added to the capital project list and authorized for bidding, with significant funding contributions from the Stadelman family. Additionally, the Board conducted an executive session to discuss public employee employment and reviewed departmental and director reports.
The Board discussed and approved budget amendments related to reimbursable state capital grants for park projects. Legislative actions included approval of documentation for the Sippo Valley Trail bridge project. A new Information Technology Security and Acceptable Use Policy was adopted to comply with state requirements, and departmental reports highlighted progress on capital projects, community engagement, and security enhancements through in-house camera installations.
The meeting included the swearing-in of a new board member, Andrew Paquelet. Key discussions centered on staff presentations, notably an update on the Comprehensive Plan, which included demographic analysis, trail and park recommendations, and proposed public safety and education enhancements. Financial reports for January 2026 were reviewed and moved for audit. New Business involved approving several resolutions, including resolutions for the 2026 Budget: March Certificates of Resources, ODOT Final Legislation concerning Sippo Valley Trail Bridge #8, and the Information Technology Security and Acceptable Use Policy. The board also approved budget amendments for the Wild and Scenic Film Festival grant and the filing of the Hinkle Annual Financial Data Report. Furthermore, approval was granted for the disposal of unneeded assets, typically vehicles. The Director's Report covered updates on the capital campaign progress and improvements to trail signage.
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