Delaware County Transportation Improvement District

Key discussion topics included public comment, the approval of purchase orders and warrants, and setting the date for a final hearing regarding the proposed Liberty Lakes Sections 1 & 2 Subdivision Watershed Drainage Improvement. The agenda also covered appointments to the Job and Family Services Community Planning Committee, approval of facility use permits, and resolutions of necessity for purchasing motor vehicles for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and a vehicle for the County Drainage Maintenance Program. Further items involved approving amendments to a Physician Services Agreement between OSU and Delaware County EMS, agreements for funding the Guardianship Services Board, and intergovernmental agreements for services from Rescare Ohio, Inc. Other business included approving fund transfers, bond issuance for refunding previous bonds, adopting updated travel and expense reimbursement and sales tax exemption policies, resolving conflicts of interest related to legal representation, and various engineering and construction matters, such as awarding bids for road projects and approving subdivision plats.

The meeting agenda included the approval of Purchase Orders, Vouchers, and Memo Transfers. Key actions involved appointing a Deputy Apiarist and approving an agreement for Apiary Inspection Services for 2026, and recognizing an EMS Crew. Several agreements were approved, including one for health care services for incarcerated individuals at the Delaware County Jail. The Commissioners addressed infrastructure matters by ranking design firms for the EMS Station 3 / Sheriff's Office South Substation project and awarding bids for road projects such as the Hyatts Road and South Section Line Road Roundabout Project. Other items included approving the DKMM County Recycling and Litter Prevention Office Program final status report, amending resolutions, authorizing a Professional Services Agreement for bond refunding services, and approving various plats of subdivision and drainage maintenance petitions.

The Delaware County Commissioners held a regular session to discuss various topics, including the re-organization of the Board of Commissioners, designation of official representatives, appointment of board representatives to various boards and commissions, and self-certification of an increased micro-purchase threshold for procurements involving federal funds. They also discussed delegating authority to the Director of the Delaware County Department of Job and Family Services, continuing the employment of legal counsel, fixing compensation for the County Administrator, and canceling several upcoming sessions. Supplemental appropriations, fund transfers, and the use of funds for amenities were also addressed. Additionally, the agenda included amending a resolution for Evans Farm TIF, accepting a proposal from Motorola Solutions, Inc., approving a software license agreement with KnowiNK LLC, a transfer of appropriations for the Sheriff's Office, and agreements related to the Social Services Administration Facility Project and the County's telephone system. The meeting also covered awarding a bid for biosolids hauling and disposal services, a resolution concerning a tax levy for Developmental Disabilities Services and Facilities, administrator reports, and commissioners' committee reports.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on various topics, such as approving purchase orders, vouchers, and travel requests. A liquor license transfer request was reviewed. The County Administrator was authorized to prepare and deliver notices regarding the proposed extension of Tax Increment Financing Exemptions. The establishment of a new fund and organization keys was addressed. A bid was awarded and a contract approved for the Norris Run Watershed Drainage Improvement Project. Plans, specifications, and estimates were approved, and bid dates were set for multiple roundabout projects. The agenda also included administrator and commissioner reports, committee updates, and an executive session.

The meeting included discussions with local transportation partners regarding the impacts of the Intel development on local roads. ODOT has requested the TID's to serve as coordinating bodies for local representation in the Intel discussion. The current balance of the TID account was reported. Updates were provided on the I-71/US 36/SR 37 PID 90200 project, with ms consultants continuing their design work on the interchange.