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Oct 21, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Includes the following work: temporarily moving non regulated fill; treating, testing, and discharging supernatant; treating, testing, and disposing of sludge; and re-moving non regulated fill.
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Census ID
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163561
Population
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1,811
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Roanoke
The Council reviewed updates on the Wastewater Treatment Plant, including the status of construction costs and the receipt of the Readi 2.0 Grant. Park Board initiatives, such as the successful matching grant for lighting projects and field fee adjustments for the baseball league, were discussed. Administrative actions included the appointment of a new Town Marshal, the passage of an amended salary ordinance, and the approval of software cloud migration services. The Council also addressed infrastructure maintenance projects, including lift station payments and culvert repairs, and authorized a special event application for the Freedom on Main concert.
The council approved Ordinance 2026-01 to establish a moratorium on data centers, BEsS, and carbon sequestration. Key park-related actions included approving a new sign design, hiring a seasonal employee, and executing a lease agreement for Parkview EMS. The council authorized a police department golf cart purchase funded by donations and approved several infrastructure maintenance agreements involving water systems, pavement management, and ADA compliance plans. Additionally, the council voted to send a formal opposition letter to the Allen County Board regarding a proposed quarry project, approved the codification of previous ordinances, and passed a resolution concerning meter deposit interest. A decision regarding a software update was tabled until the next session.
Public-sector contacts connected to Town of Roanoke.
The meeting commenced with the approval of the minutes from the June 3rd, 2025 Town Council meeting. Key agenda items included discussion and approval regarding a completely revised solar ordinance, which involved lifting a moratorium and imposing high setbacks, effectively banning large solar installations on farmland while easing restrictions for private residential rooftop installations. The council also approved a special event application for the Renaissance in Rono event scheduled for October 11th. Furthermore, a conditional approval was granted for a private business proposal to host a beer garden in August, contingent upon securing necessary state permits. The Park Department presented requests for upgrading lighting in several park areas and improving the grading on the ball diamonds; the council favored proceeding with lighting upgrades for the basketball/tennis courts and the small field, deferring the larger drainage projects. The Police Department requested approval for new laptops, as current ones would lose Microsoft support by December 31st.
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