The board addressed several ordinances regarding the demolition of properties, property tax levies, and regulatory license fees for alcoholic beverages. Key discussions included a federal grant for streetscape planning, updates to procurement regulations, and the renewal of health and vision insurance administrative services. The meeting also involved a review of payments for conference center design, the procurement of new heavy equipment for water distribution, and the ratification of an emergency declaration due to a raw water intake line failure. Additionally, the board conducted a budget worksession, approved salary chart adjustments, authorized the issuance of revenue bonds for a waterline replacement program, and reviewed the 2026-2027 fiscal budget.
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The agenda includes the final adoption of several ordinances, such as an electric distribution agreement for a water booster station, a change order for the Pollard Mills infrastructure project, the purchase of property for a future farmer's market, and a contract renewal for recording and broadcasting commission meetings. Consent items cover multiple demolition contracts for unsafe structures, pay applications for fire station shower installations and roof replacements, engineering services for wastewater treatment expansion, and repairs to the Logtown tank. New business items involve first readings for demolition contracts, fixing tax levies and license fees for alcoholic beverages, a federal grant application for the Mayo Plaza streetscape project, an update to city procurement regulations, and the submission of the 2026 Annual Action Plan for HUD. Additionally, municipal orders were proposed regarding police department grants, the establishment of a finance committee, fire department training equipment, and temporary construction easements for a storm sewer project.
Apr 23, 2026·Board meeting
Ashland Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The meeting included an ordinance for rezoning a property for townhome development. Several consent agenda items were approved, involving payments for HVAC projects, structure demolition, roof replacements, sidewalk construction, street paving, sewer overflow reporting, and engineering services for utility infrastructure and safety planning. A promotional appointment for a Water Distribution Crew Leader was also approved. New business items included ordinances for an electric distribution service agreement, a contract change order for infrastructure improvements, the purchase of property for a farmer's market, and a contract renewal for recording and broadcasting commission meetings. Additionally, a municipal order was passed to authorize the police department's participation in a regional unified police protection system, followed by a budget worksession.
