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ALWAYS GOES NOW. OKAY. GOOD EVENING. IT'S SEVEN O'CLOCK. THE MEETING IS CALLED TO ORDER. WE WILL START WITH THE PLEDGE OF THE ALLEGIANCE FOLLOWED BY THE INVOCATION. STATES OF AMERICA AND YOU SORT OF DISTANCE ONE YEAR. INDIVIDUAL JUSTICE WRONG. ALMIGHTY GOD, WE ASK YOU TO GUIDE US THROUGHOUT THIS MEETING AS WE SEEK TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE AND ITS CITIZENS. AMEN. ROLL CALL. ELLEN SEYMOUR. PRESIDENT. DEBORAH GROW. I'M SORRY. DEBRA GRILL IS EXCUSED DONALD BURGER CREAMS, JR ROUSH HERE. THANK BURBEY AARON CARPENTER PRESENT. OKAY? THANK YOU. THE NEXT ITEM ON THE AGENDA IS APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM THE
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MAY 9TH MEETING. MR PRESIDENT. MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THEM AS PRINTED FAVOR. POLICE SAY I.[COMMENDATION]
OKAY. MINUTES ARE PROVED. LET'S SEE HERE. NEXT UP. BECAUSE NADINE MEASURE AROUND. HOW DO YOU? HOW DO WE SAY THAT SURROUND GOOD TIMING, PERFECT CRIMES. WE HAVE A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION.THIS EVENING. COME ON HIGH. LISTEN TO COMBINATION HONOR AND APPRECIATION OF NAVEEN MOTHER ALL WHERE I SAID IT WAS ONE OF THE PLEASURES OF COUNCIL AND THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MARY, SO HAVE TO RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND WHEREAS 19 OR AWE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE IS THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, WHETHER IT'S ICE HOCKEY HEAD COACH AND WE'RE AS COACH RAUL WAS A TWO TIME ALL AMERICAN AND NATIONAL CHAMPION AS A PLAYER THAT MINNESOTA SHE THEN SPENT AN ADDITIONAL FIVE YEARS AN ASSISTANT COACH. THE GOLDEN GOPHERS AND WAS INDUCTED AS THE FIRST WOMEN'S HOCKEY PLAYER INTO THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA'S ALL OF FAME. AND WHEREAS IN SEPTEMBER 2016 SHE'S HIRED AS THE OS YOU WOMEN'S. I THOUGHT HE HAD COACH AND DURING HER SIX SEASONS OVERALL HAS ACCUMULATED A RECORD. 127 1 IN 63 LOSSES, 17 TIES IN CONFERENCE PLAY, A RECORD OF 78 WINS 49 LOSSES IN 16 TIMES. AND WHERE IS ENCODED IN 2020 COACH MONTHS ARE ALWAYS NAMED THE WESTERN COLLEGIATE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION COACH OF THE YEAR FOR THE SECOND TIME IN FOUR YEARS. AND WHEREAS IN THE 19 4000 AND 20 SEASON, GUYS FROM NUMBER NINE TO NUMBER FOUR IN THE NATIONAL RATE. ANYONE 2022 2021 SEATS AND UNDER HER LEADERSHIP NUMBER TWO IN THE POLLS, RIGHT? AND WHEREAS THIS PASSES AND LET THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY EATING TO THE FIRST ANTI W, A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FEEDING MINISTER TOTALLY FREE TO TWO IN THE FROZEN FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP GAME IN STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA. GREAT JOB. THANK YOU. OKAY NOW, THEREFORE, I'M MARK MARK GREENE'S MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE ON BEHALF. OF AN APPRECIATIVE UNITY. WANT TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO COME IN MARYSVILLE, MAYBE MUSCLE ROLE FOR HER LEADERSHIP AND TREMENDOUS NATIONAL SUCCESS AS HEAD COACH OF THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY CLEAN. CONGRATULATIONS. I A OKAY. YES MISS WITHOUT AN O. H O. THAT'S BETTER, RIGHT? YEAH. I'M OUT HERE. I'M ALSO GONNA
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READ PROCLAMATION MADE 2022 IS HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH IN THE CITY, AMERICA'S VILLE, WHEREAS COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE NATION RECOGNIZED MAY AS NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION MUST TO CELEBRATE AND PROMOTE THE HISTORY, ARCHITECTURE AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF NEIGHBORHOODS AND LANDMARKS. AND, WHEREAS HISTORIC PERSPIRATION IS AN EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR MANAGING GROWTH, REVITALIZING NEIGHBORHOODS SPONSORING LOCAL PRIDE AND MAINTAINING COMMUNITY CHARACTER[00:05:07]
WHILE ENHANCING WITH ABILITY AND WHEREAS HISTORIC PERSPIRATION IS RELEVANT FOR COMMUNITIES ACROSS OHIO, UNITED STATES BOTH URBAN AND RURAL AND FOR ALL AMERICANS. AND WHEREAS IT IS IMPORTANT TO CELEBRATE THE ROLE OF HISTORY AND OUR LIVES AND THE CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY DEDICATED INDIVIDUALS AND HELPING TO PRESERVE THE CHANGEABLE ASPECTS OF THE HERITAGE THAT HELPED SHAPE US AS A PEOPLE. AND WHEREAS THE CITY HAS SPECIFICALLY SET ASIDE HISTORIC UPTOWN, MARY STILL TO MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE ITS DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER COMMUNITIES HISTORIC CENTRAL AREA BY SAFEGUARDING THE EXTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE VARIOUS PERIODS, STRUCTURED AND OTHER HISTORIC FEATURES TO PROTECT THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. AND WE'RE AS IN ORDER TO PROTECT MARYSVILLE. SMALL TOWN CHARM, EDUCATING WASN'T ON COMMUNITY IDENTITY IS AN IMPORTANT IMPERATIVE TASKS FORESEEN NOW, THEREFORE, I'M MARK BRADY, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MARRIAGE, YOU HEREBY RECOGNIZE MAY 2022 HISTORIC PRESERVATION. CALL UPON THE CITY SENSE OF MARY FULL TO JOIN THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS ACROSS OHIO AND THE UNITED STATES AND RECOGNIZING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS SPECIAL OFFICER. SO DO WE HAVE A MOTION TO ENTER THIS INTO I MAKE THE MOTION. ON FAVOR. THANK YOU. MOTION CARRIES. HARRY I THINK WE'VE GOT WE'RE UP TO YOU FOR[ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT]
THE ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. UM, ONE THING I WANTED TO START WITH TONIGHT IS OUR FRIDAY NIGHTS UPTOWN. WE JUST CAME OFF FRIDAY NIGHT WHERE WE JUST HAVE FANTASTIC UPTOWN EVENT AND I WANTED TO GO A LONG WAY TOWARD THANKING NOT ONLY CITY STAFF UM, FOR ALL THE WORK AND PREPARATION, THEY HAVE THE NIGHT THAT WE HAD, BUT ALSO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS. THERE'S A LOT OF VOLUNTEERS THAT HELP TO MAKE THOSE EVENINGS A SUCCESS. AND SOME OF THEM ARE EVEN HERE TONIGHT, SO I JUST WANT TO GO A LONG WAY TOWARDS THANKING VOLUNTEERS FOR WHAT THEY DO TO MAKE THOSE EVENINGS WORK. UM AND THEN I'LL GO INTO OUR NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT UPTOWN, WHICH IS COMING UP PRETTY QUICK. IT'S GOING TO BE THE WINE FAST. AND IT'S JUNE 10TH FROM 6 TO 10 P.M. MUSIC BY HARD DAY'S NIGHT, WHICH IS A BEATLES TRIBUTE BAND. AND, UM. AND YOURS FOR THE TAKING IS THE EARLY BAND THAT'S GONNA BE PLAYING YOURS FOR THE TAKING, SO MIGHT BE WORTH COMING THAT EVENING TO CHECK THAT OUT. IT'S PRESENTED BY COUGHLIN, MARYSVILLE. IS THE SPONSOR. SO JUNE 10TH PUT THAT ON YOUR CALENDAR AND AGAIN THANKS TO EVERYBODY FOR MAKING THOSE UP TOWNS, EVENTS, FUN AND SUCCESSFUL. ALSO IT'S VERY IMPORTANT THAT WE HAVE GOOD WEATHER, SO THE WEATHER IS ALWAYS A ALWAYS A HUGE FACTOR.NOW LET ME GET INTO A COUPLE OTHER THINGS REAL QUICK. THE POLLS OPENING, UH, THIS SATURDAY , MAY 28TH AT NOON. PULL PASSES MAY STILL BE PURCHASED OBVIOUSLY AT CITY HALL AND ONLINE AT WWW DOT MARYSVILLE, OHIO .ORG. BUT I WOULD ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO GET YOUR PASSES WERE EXCITED FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON IN THE POLLS ARE GOING TO BE READY TO GO. UM WE ALSO HAVE, UH, COMING UP HERE THIS WEEKEND, THE MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. AT 8 15 AM ON MEMORIAL DAY WE WILL BE HONORING THOSE LOST AT SEA, THE WREATH CEREMONY AT SCHWARZKOPF PARK. SO THAT'S AT 8:15 A.M. AT NINE A.M. THE MEMORIAL DAY PARADE FROM PLUM STREET TO WEST, FIFTH ENDING AT OAKDALE CEMETERY WILL TAKE PLACE AND THEN AT NIGHT AROUND 9 30 THE CEREMONY AT THE OAKDALE CEMETERY. SO PLAN ACCORDINGLY.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING A NICE MEMORIAL DAY FESTIVITIES, INCLUDING THE PARADE ITSELF.
JUST A REMINDER. CITY OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY AND OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY AND A COUPLE OTHER EVENTS THAT ARE COMING UP JUST TO KEEP PEOPLE IN THE KNOW VERY POPULAR EVENT CALLED TOUCH A TRUCK. IS HELD IS WILL BE HELD FRIDAY. JUNE 3RD 10 A.M. TO ONE P.M. MILL VALLEY SOUTH PARK. UH IT'S MOVED FROM MILL VALLEY CENTRAL. TYPICALLY, THERE'S SOME WORK THAT'S GOING TO BE TAKING PLACE THERE. SO WE'RE WE SHIFTED IT TO MILL VALLEY PARK SOUTH, AND THAT'S AN
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OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE TO COME OUT KIDS TO COME OUT AND REALLY ENJOY SOME OF OUR CITY FLEET AND SOME OF OUR EQUIPMENT FROM FIRE APPARATUS. TWO POLICE CRUISERS TO THE EQUIPMENT WE USED TO DO OUR INFRASTRUCTURE WORK IN THE CITY. IT'S ALWAYS A FUN EVENT. AND SO THAT'S FRIDAY. JUNE 3RD.ANOTHER EVENT COMING UP SATURDAY . JUNE 4TH IS PASSPORT TO KAYAKING, AND THAT'S 10 A.M. 11 A M IN NOON AT ALTER SKATEPARK AGES, 8 TO 17 MAY PARTICIPATE. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED AND YOU CAN GO ON OUR WEBSITE AND CHECK THAT OUT TO GET REGISTERED. FOR PASSPORT TO KAYAKING AT OTHERS.
GAY PARK ON SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH AND THEN LAST JUST ANOTHER EVENT COMING UP CALLED A DAY ON THE TRACK. WHICH IS AT OUR BMX TRACK THERE AT 6 TO 18 NORTH MAIN STREET IS SATURDAY, JUNE 11TH FROM ONE IN THE AFTERNOON TO FOUR. AND THAT'S A DAY ON THE TRACK TO BMX FACILITY HAS BEEN EXTREMELY POPULAR, AND WE'RE EXCITED TO SEE EVERYONE PARTICIPATE IN THAT EVENT ON JUNE 11TH. AND WITH THAT I'LL SHIFT DOWN TO MARK ON MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS.
THANKS, TERRY, UM, ON THE PUBLIC SERVICE SIDE STREETS, CITY STAFF CONTINUES TO WORK ON REBUILDING CATCH BASINS AND CURB BULLEN. LET'S AHEAD OF THE PAGE PROGRAM. AS WELL AS THEY ARE CONTINUING TO CUT IN THE ACCESS DRIVE TO THE SCOTT FAMILY PARK AND AS WELL WORK ON POTHOLES, PARTS DIVISION AS PREPARATION BUSY PREPPING THE CEMETERY FOR THIS WEEKEND'S MEMORIAL DAY FESTIVITIES. AS WELL AS GETTING THE FULL PREPARED FOR THIS WEEKEND'S OPENING. WASTEWATER STAFF HAS REVIEWED SOME MEDALS FOR THE CONTROL SYSTEMS INTEGRATOR AND THEY'LL THEY'LL BE INTERVIEWING FOR SHORTLISTED FIRMS IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS FOR THAT. CONTRACT. THE DRUM TOWER. JEROME TOWNSHIP WATER TOWER, UM, CONTINUE TO GET THE TANK PAINTED AND LOGO PLACEMENT MEETING IS GOING TO BE HELD LATER ON THIS WEEK AT THE WATER TREATMENT PLANT. THERE'S A WE HAVE A PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING THIS WEEK AND WITH THE FOLLOWING WORK, UPDATES THE PARKING LOT BASED INSTALLATION ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE SITE PAINTING IN THE PROCESS BUILDING AS WELL AS GARAGE DOOR INSTALLATION. FOR THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. ON THE ENGINEERING SIDE OF THINGS. JUST A COUPLE OF UPDATES. WE DO HAVE A FIVE POINTS INTERSECTION PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE IS TOMORROW. TUESDAY MAY 24TH FROM 6 TO 8 P.M. RIGHT HERE IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. IN THE GOAL OF THIS, UM, MEETING IS JUST A BRAINSTORM IDEAS AND GET PUBLIC INPUT TO MAKE TRAVEL EASIER AND LESS CONGESTED THROUGH THAT INTERSECTION. UM. AND THEN THE 22 MAINTENANCE PAVING MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. WE'VE HAD OUR PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING. WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE BEGINNING OF THAT WORD TO BEGIN JUNE 6TH. UM AND THAT WITH THAT THAT'S THE ONLY UPDATES THAT I HAVE. THERE IS NO QUESTIONS. THANKS MARK, JUST JUST TO REMIND YOU TO THE FIVE POINTS INTERSECTION, MEETING THE PUBLIC INPUT THAT WE'RE THIS IS A PROCESS WE'RE GOING THROUGH. THERE WILL BE THIS MEETING. WE WILL TAKE A LOT OF INPUT FROM THE PUBLIC. UM AND THEN WE'RE GOING TO GO THROUGH A PROCESS OF REALLY LOOKING AT, UM , OPTIONS THAT CAN PUT IN ONE OPTION COULD BE TO DO NOTHING. BUT THERE WILL BE VARIOUS OPTIONS CONSIDERED THROUGH THE PROCESS AND AS THEY COME UP WITH SOME OF THOSE OPTIONS, WILL BE HAVING ANOTHER MEETING A SECOND PUBLIC MEETING THAT KIND OF TALK ABOUT WHAT SOME OF THOSE OPTIONS ARE WHAT THE POTENTIAL COSTS ARE SO WE CAN TAKE THAT ALL INTO CONSIDERATION BEFORE ANY DECISIONS ARE MADE IN REGARDS TO WHAT? WHAT HAPPENED THERE? FIVE POINTS, SO IT'S GOING TO BE A SLOW PROCESS, BUT IT'S ONE THAT WE'RE VERY INTERESTED IN GETTING STARTED. SO THAT'S ALL WE HAVE TONIGHT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. I JUST WANTED TO SAY I AGREE WITH YOUR COMMENTS ON THE FRIDAY NIGHT UPTOWN, GET ATTENDANCE AND I APPRECIATE THE VOLUNTEERS. I KNOW WE'VE GOT QUITE A FEW FROM THE CITY BUT ALSO THE MARYSVILLE AREA REALTORS HAVE BEEN A BIG HELP FOR US AT THAT EVENT FOR THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS, AND IT'S VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. ABSOLUTELY THAT WORK AND THEN YOU KNOW THIS YEAR. I UH I ACTUALLY GOT AHOLD OF BEN GILBERT IN ADVANCE AND HE GAVE ME A WEATHER GUARANTEE. SO I'M GONNA TRY THAT AGAIN FOR JUNE AND SEE IF HE CAN HELP US OUT AGAIN. WE'LL TAKE ALL THE HELP WE CAN GET, YOU KNOW? YEAH. GOOD MARK. SERIOUSLY GOOD ONE MARK. HE'S THE ONE THAT GAVE THE
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GUARANTEE. YOU KNOW, I DON'T KNOW HOW HE DID IT, BUT IT WORKED. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FOR[REPORT OF CLERK OF COUNCIL]
THE ADMINISTRATION. OKAY LET'S GO TO THE REPORT OF THE CLERK ACCOUNTS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I DO HAVE ONE ITEM COUNCIL BEEN COUNCIL HAS BEEN INVITED TO SEE A TOUR OF THE CITY PARKS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE NEXT PARKS AND REC MEETING TO BE HELD ON JUNE 21ST AT FIVE PM DURING THAT MEETING, THEN YOU'LL GET A TOUR OF ALL THE CITY PARKS, UM, AND SEE PROJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN COMPLETED RECENTLY, AS WELL AS PROJECTS THAT ARE PLANNED TO BE COMPLETED. MAYBE THIS YEAR EVEN NEXT YEAR. UM AND I'LL SEND AN ADDITIONAL EMAIL TO ALL OF COUNCIL WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. SO YOU'VE GOT IT IN WRITING, BUT JUST WANTED TO GIVE YOU THAT HEADS UP. YES. WE HAVEN'T DONE THIS FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS, SO IT'S NICE TO GET BACK. IN THE INTO THE SWING OF IT. EVERYTHING THAT I WAS JUST GOING TO SAY WITH THE ADDITIONAL DISCOVER. IMAGINE CENTURY THAT. THAT WILL BE PART OF THAT WHOLE PROCESS AS WELL. THEY'RE STILL WORKING ON, UM, PREPARING THAT SITE TO ACCOMMODATE VEHICLE TRAFFIC AND THINGS LIKE THAT. IT AS YOU DRIVE BY IT ON 33 REALLY IS COMING ALONG. IT'S GOING TO BE AWESOME AND AWESOME ADDITION TO THE COMMUNITY SAFE. JUNE 21ST AT FIVE PM. THANK YOU. OKAY MOVING ON TO PLANNING[PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT]
COMMISSIONER PORTS. CAN'T SLEEP. GOOD EVENING. PLANNING COMMISSION WAS JUST ONE APPLICATION THIS MONTH, AND THAT WAS TO HEAR AN APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY PLATT FOR POSITIVE MINUS 119.87 ACRES FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CALLED SKY, BROOKE. AND THIS IS LOCATED OFF OF STATE, ROUTE FOUR AND PHILIP HERE ROAD THIS WAS APPROVED FOR YES. THREE NO, AND THAT IS THE ONLY APPLICATION WE HAD FOR PLANNING COMMISSION. GREEN. THANK YOU. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? OKAY LET'S GO TO THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD REPORT. OKAY SO FOR DESIGN REVIEW BOARD, WE[DESIGN REVIEW BOARD REPORT]
HAD THREE APPLICATIONS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT GRANTS, WHICH CONSISTED OF EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS AT 12 97 CREEK VIEW DRIVE IN THE SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. THIS WAS APPROVED. FIVE. YES. ZERO. NO. WE ALSO HAD AN APPLICATION AT 3 20 FERNWOOD COURT, ALSO IN SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT ALSO APPROVED FIVE YES. ZERO NO , AND THE LAST HOME IMPROVEMENT APPLICATION WAS FOR 10 40. SHERWOOD AVENUE, APPROVED FIVE YES, ZERO NO AND THAT IS LOCATED IN SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. AS FAR AS NEW BUSINESS ITEMS. WE HAD A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS IN THE HISTORIC DESIGN REVIEW DISTRICT. THIS WAS FOR AN APPLICATION FOR EXTERIOR SIGNAGE LOCATED AT 1 16 SOUTH COURT STREET IN THE UPTOWN COMMERCIAL. AND THIS WAS APPROVED. FIVE YES. ZERO. NO. ANOTHER CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS FOR EXTERIOR SIGNAGE LOCATED AT 1 12 TO 1, 14 , SOUTH MAIN STREET AND UPTOWN COMMERCIAL. THIS IS FOR THE NEW SECOND CHANCES THRIFT STORE. APPROVED FIVE YES. ZERO. NO. AND A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS FOR SITE IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING A PARKING LOT AND LANDSCAPING AT 300 EAST FOURTH STREET IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT , AND THIS WAS APPROVED. FIVE YES. ZERO. NO. AND WE HAD AN APPLICATION FOR A PROPOSED NEW RETAIL STORE, UM, ENDING SYRIA. IMPROVEMENTS AT 7 50 COLEMAN'S CROSSING BOULEVARD IN THE REGIONAL MIXED USE DISTRICT. THIS IS GOING TO BE A NEW LOCATION FOR SOLARIUM FOR POLARIS AND INDIAN MOTORCYCLES APPROVED FIVE YES. ZERO. NO. AND THOSE ARE APPLICATIONS FOR THIS MONTH. THANK YOU WELCOME QUESTIONS. MR PRESIDENT FIGURED , ROLL BACK TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION, WHICH I ALREADY HAD MY OPPORTUNITIES. GO AHEAD.ASHLEIGH ON THE ON THE PLANNING COMMISSION ISSUE, WHERE YOU HAD FOUR IN FAVOR, THREE AGAINST YEAH, THAT WAS THEIR VOTES WERE SOME OF THEM DIDN'T FEEL THAT IT MEANT MAYBE THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AS WELL AS IT COULD HAVE. ALSO WE HEARD SOME RESIDENTS. COM WENT COMMENTS REGARDING SOME STORMWATER CONCERNS THAT WILL GET WORKED THROUGH AN ENGINEERING, BUT THEY DIDN'T NECESSARILY FEEL COMFORTABLE ENOUGH AT THIS POINT, OKAY. THANK YOU. OKAY. THANK YOU.
ASHLEIGH NEXT UP, WE HAVE HEARING OF CITIZENS FOR ANYONE THAT WISHES TO ADDRESS COUNCIL
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ON ITEM THAT'S NOT PART OF TONIGHT'S AGENDA. OKAY. WE'LL MOVE ON TO RESOLUTIONS.[Res. A]
RESOLUTION A ONE READING ONLY TO PROVIDE A STATEMENT OF SERVICES FOR PARCEL NUMBERS TO 800150 TO 000. 20 TO 800150 TO 90000. TO A 0015028. 2800150. TO A 0015046. TO 800150 FOR ONE. 0000. TO 80015042. 2800150. AND. 28001506 SLASH STATE ROUTE FOUR, WHICH ARE PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED.ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. AS THE. THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE CAN'T PROVIDE SERVICES UPON ANNEXATION OF THE APPROXIMATE 263 ACRES. ON THIS SITE. ANY COUNCIL COMMENTS, QUESTIONS. THINK OKAY, THE 240 SOME ACRES THAT WE REFERRING TO ASSUME THAT AS THE COLD FLY, THERE WOULD BE WEST OF KOGO IS THAT THAT'S CORRECT AS IT'S DESCRIBED, UH, IN THE LEGISLATION. UM. WELL IT'S NOT DESCRIBED AS WELL. BUT YES, IT'S WEST OF THE KROGER SITE. I DON'T KNOW WHETHER WE DON'T HAVE A MAP OF THE SITE TO PUT UP ON THE SCREEN. PROBABLY THE LEGISLATION . THERE'S A MAP IN THE EXHIBIT.
THERE'S A MAP IN THE EXHIBIT. 36. GOTCHA, OKAY. YEAH SO AT THIS POINT COMING UP OF 33, IF I DO WANT TO GO INTO THE CITY OF MERRITSVILLE, THAT IS ONE OF THE OPTIONS THAT THEY HAVE. I CAN MAKE A RIGHT HAND TURN AND THEN I GET TO A STOP AND GET TO STOP MAKING GO OUT LEFT, AND THEN I GO LEFT. AND THEN I STOPPED AT, UM UM AND THE EXTENSION OF WESTPORT STREET AND THEN I CAN MOVE BACK AGAIN INTO MARY'S WELL , SO AS ANY WELL, FIRST OFF. UM I CAN ONLY IMAGINE THAT THIS WOULD BE IN THE FUTURE COMING BACK TO US WITH A POTENTIAL ANNEXATION. AND WHEN YOU WHEN WE DO THE ANNEXATION, WE WILL BE GETTING AN IDEA OF WHAT THEY PLAN TO DO WITH THE WITH WITH ALL THOSE PARTICULAR LOTS IS EXACTLY THAT'S CORRECT. OKAY THAT'S CORRECT. UM I FEEL A LITTLE BIT UNEASY NOT KNOWING TODAY BUT AGAIN, WE HAVE THAT SECOND CHANCE WHEN WE DO GET IT BACK AGAIN WITH THE ANNEXATION. REQUEST AND THEN ALSO WITH THE PURPOSE FOR IT. IT DOESN'T REALLY COME AS A SURPRISE. I REMEMBER A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO, WE HAD TO MAKE DECISIONS ON, UM , SERVICES FOR THAT AREA. AND WHEN WE DO WHEN WE DID PUT IN THE SERVICES FOR THE KOGA, WHICH WAS THE MOST WESTERN EMPOWERED WE ALREADY AT THAT TIME, OVERSIZED SO THIS IS NOT A NEW UNEXPECTED THING ALREADY FOR LONG TERM PLANNING. UM IT'S NOT THAT WE BASICALLY HAVE TO START ALL OVER AGAIN BECAUSE UM, BOTH WATER AND SEWER. I WAS TOLD THAT JEREMY WERE ALREADY OVERSIZED SO EVENTUALLY THEY'LL NEED TO GO UNDER 33. THEN THEY NEED TO GO TO WHATEVER THEY NEED TO GO. SO IT'S NOT A BIG SURPRISE. THE ONLY THING THAT LIKE I SAID, I HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF AN ISSUE WITH IS NOT KNOWING ONLY SPECULATING AT THIS TIME. WHAT IS GOING TO BE BUT LET ME ALSO LET ME ALSO READ REAL QUICK JUST FROM THE RESOLUTION. JUST SO EVERYBODY KNOWS FROM POLICE AND
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FIRE DUE TO THE PROXIMITY TO THE CITY'S CURRENT CORPORATION LIMITS, THE PROPOSED PROPERTY CAN ADEQUATELY BE SERVED BY THE CITY'S DIVISION OF POLICE AND DIVISION OF FIRE. THE UTILITY AND THERE IS CURRENTLY EXISTING PUBLIC WATER AND PUBLIC WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AT AN APPROPRIATE SIZE AND CAPACITY LOCATED EAST OF US 33. US 36 STATE RALPH FOUR FOR THE PROPOSED USE THAT THIS PROPERTY PROPOSED TO BE AN EX ANY REQUIRED UTILITY EXTENSIONS OR UPGRADE WILL BE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPER. AND FURTHER UPON THAT IS THE CITY'S WATER TREATMENT PLAN AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES DEFINITELY HAVE ADEQUATE CAPACITY TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO THIS SITE. THAT'S IT. OKAY IF I JUST MAY SPEAK TO THIS. THE PETITION FOR ANNEXATION WAS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON MAY 4TH AND WE ARE THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY IS STATUTORILY REQUIRED. TO GIVE THE COUNTY A STATEMENT SERVICES . SO THAT'S THAT'S REALLY WHAT THIS IS. THIS IS NOT A DECISION ON THE ANNEXATION. THIS IS JUST A STATUTORY REQUIREMENT THAT WE HAVE TO GIVE ME SOME SOMETHING SOMETHING. STATEMENT SERVICES.THREE OKAY. THANK YOU. AND THE OTHER COUNCIL COMMENTS. THIS WILL BE BACK. OH YES. SO DO WE HAVE A MOTION PASSED LEGISLATION . MR PRESIDENT, I WOULD MOVE THAT WE PASSED RESOLUTION A OKAY? ROLL CALL, MR BERGER. MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY? YES MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. SIX? YES. MOTION CARRIES A MOVING ON ORDINANCES. BUT BEFORE WE GET INTO THIS, AH
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WE HAVE A REQUEST TO MOVE AND ITEM IN THE AGENDA. CURRENTLY, THE. ITEMS TO REZONE ORDINANCE.Q WE'VE BEEN ASKED TO MOVE THAT TO THE BEGINNING OF THE AGENDA FOR EVERYBODY'S INTEREST RUNNING , MAKING EVERYBODY WAIT UNTIL THE END. DO WE HAVE A MOTION? I'LL MAKE THAT MOTION. OKAY FAVOR POLICE SAY AYE, AYE. OKAY, THANK YOU. AND THERE'S A REQUEST FROM THE DEVELOPER HERE TONIGHT.
IF YOU WANT TO. ST. GOOD EVENING. MOLLY GWYN ATTORNEY ADDRESSES TO MIRONOVA PLACE SUITE 700. COLUMBUS OHIO HERE ON BEHALF OF MH DEVELOPMENT, AND THE DEVELOPER IS REQUESTING A TABLING THIS EVENING. THERE ARE STILL SOME OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS THAT WE'RE WORKING THROUGH WITH PLANNING AND ZONING STAFF, AND WE'D LIKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO CONTINUE WORKING THROUGH THOSE ITEMS WITH THE CONSENT OF COUNCIL SO WE WOULD REQUEST A TABLING THIS EVENING, PLEASE. WE BELIEVE THAT YOUR CODE CONTEMPLATES THAT. OKAY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. HOW LONG IS THE REQUEST FOR TABLING? CLEVELAND. YOU THINK I THINK TWO WEEKS, FOUR WEEKS? HOW HOW LONG DAYS FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING TO MAKE A FINAL DECISION IN THE CASE. YOU'VE GOT PLENTY OF TIME. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS TWO WEEKS AGO, OKAY? SO. LUCIEN HAS MADE THE TABLE. TYPICALLY IT'S MADE WITH A DATE CERTAIN MIND SO JUST ASK WHAT THAT WOULD BE THE FIRST MEETING IN JUNE, WHICH WOULD BE THREE WEEKS FROM TONIGHT. YES I BELIEVE THAT WOULD BE APPROPRIATE TO ALLOW SUFFICIENT TIME. YES THANK YOU WHILE STILL MEETING YOUR 90 DAY REQUIREMENT FROM THE PUBLIC HEARING, MR CHAIR. THANKS HOW LONG? HOW LONG UNTIL OUR 90 DAYS IS UP? AH WELL, WE'VE GOT 76 DAYS LEFT WOULD HAVE PLENTY OF TIME. MHM. WE'VE GOT PLENTY OF TIME. YOU'RE ON THAT, TIM. NO UM, IF WE DO TABLE, UM, THOSE THAT THEN COME BACK AGAIN TO SECOND READING AND AGAIN, WHATEVER, UNLESS IT'S AMENDED. IT WOULD COME BACK IN THE SAME STATUS THAT IS RIGHT. COME BACK AS A THIRD READING DOES THE PUBLIC AT THAT TIME AS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT UM, THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS THAT THE LAST MEETING CORRECT CHANGES. UNLESS IT CHANGES AND IT'S AMENDED, UM, THAT THAT WAS THE PUBLIC HEARING. OKAY SO UNLESS THERE'S A CHANGE UNLESS THEY DO COME BACK WITH A CHANGE. IF THERE'S CHANGE THE ORDINANCE THAT PUTS IT BACK TO SECOND READING STATUS, THEN THAT WOULD
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BE A PUBLIC HEARING. OKAY SO ANYBODY THAT'S HERE THEN TONIGHT THAT WANTED TO HEAR WHAT THE OUTCOME WORSE. UM GIVEN DATA CHILDREN SO THAT THEY KNOW THEY CAN GET IT ON THE CALENDAR. WE HAVE TO MAKE A MOTION. I WOULD MAKE A MOTION TO MOVE IT TO DATE CERTAIN THE SECOND MEETING IN JUNE ON JUNE 27TH. SECOND. IS THAT OKAY? YES I BELIEVE THAT WE FIND THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR AMES. UH, LET'S SEE HERE. RICO. MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY? YES MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. SIX. YES OKAY, SO THIS WILL BE BACK AT THE SECOND MEETING INGENIOUS.OKAY MOVING ON BANK DOOR. REGULAR ORDER ORDINANCE, A. I GET IT. I'LL TAKE CARE ORDINANCE
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A FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO AMEND LIFEGUARD COMPENSATION AS ESTABLISHED AN ORDINANCE ZERO ZERO 7-2022. ANY ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS? YEAH JUST REAL QUICK. YOU KNOW, THIS HAS BEEN A LITTLE MORE OF A DIFFICULT YEAR. AH IN REGARDS TO STAFFING AREAS, AND ONE OF THOSE AREAS IT'S BEEN A LITTLE MORE DIFFICULT IS LIFEGUARDS. AND SO THIS LEGISLATION UH, UPDATES THE SALARIES TO THE LIFEGUARDS DOES A NICE JOB ALLOWS US TO PROMOTE THAT LITTLE BIT NOT ONLY WITH OUR EXISTING GUARDS BUT POTENTIALLY TRYING TO SECURE A NEW ONES. IT'S A MINIMAL INCREASE TO THE BUDGET AND SHOULD REQUIRE NO SUPPLEMENTAL MOVING FORWARD IN THE POOL FUND SHOULD BE ABLE TO COVER THESE COSTS, WITH THE FEE REVENUE COLLECTED. SO THAT'S IT. THINK AND TIMING. IS THIS IS AN ISSUE OF TIMING. IT'S FINE BECAUSE I THINK, BRIAN HOW'S THIS WORK? TIMING WISE IN REGARDS TO THIS WILL WORK CORRECT? IT WOULD. BUT YOU MAY WANT TO CONSIDER WAIVING ONE READ JUST IN CASE. THE INCENTIVE IS TO TRY TO GET A LIFEGUARD WHO NORMALLY WOULD WORK IN THE 200 HOURS TO DO 300. IF THE INCENTIVE WORKS, IT COULD HAPPEN SOONER THAN LATER. OKAY YEAH, I'D LIKE TO MOVE IT AS QUICKLY AS WE CAN AS WELL. I AGREE. I JUST JUST HAVE A QUESTION FOR THE ADMINISTRATION . UM I LOOKED AT THE CHANGES IN THE SALARY. I'M JUST CURIOUS WHAT A LOGIC WAS IN TERMS OF SETTING THE NEW NUMBERS, MAYBE OTHER CITIES THAT YOU LOOKED AT.THINGS OF THAT SORT. HR DOES A VERY NICE JOB WITH THAT, BRIAN, DO YOU MIND ANSWERING THAT? YEAH NO PROBLEM. WHAT THE DILEMMA IS, IT'S HARD TO FIND EMPLOYEES ACROSS THE STATE. IT'S HARD TO FIND EMPLOYEES EVEN IN OUR UNION COUNTY. IT'S EVEN HARDER TO FIND SEASONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVEN HARDER STILL FIND LIFEGUARDS. WE NORMALLY UNDER THE STRATEGIC WORKFORCE PLAN SET OUT TO HIRE 45 LIFEGUARDS, WHICH IS A CADRE OF YOUNG CITIZENS WHO WILL WORK AT THE POLE. OUR LOWEST AMOUNT THAT WE EVER GOT WAS IN 2019, WHICH WAS 25. WE BROKE THAT RECORD THIS YEAR WITH JUST 20.
SO WE TALKED ABOUT INCREASING WAGES. BUT AS COUNSEL NOTE, YOU ACTUALLY URGED JUST INCREASED WAGES DURING THE PAY PER VIEW THE PAY ORDNANCE AND THANK YOU FOR DOING THAT. SO WE IT WAS HRS IDEA, INSTEAD OF TRYING TO GO OUT TO FIND MORE LIFEGUARDS IS INCENTIVIZED THOSE THAT ARE WORKING TO WORK MORE HOURS. MOST LIFEGUARDS THAT COME TO WORK FOR US REALLY DON'T LIKE WORKING THE ENTIRE SUMMER. PLUS THEIR FAMILIES WANT TO GO ON VACATION . WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A CITIZENS WHO ARE WAY AT SCHOOL. COME BACK THERE WITH THEIR PARENTS. THEY'VE GOT PLACES TO GO, ETCETERA. SO WHAT WE DID IS WE LOOKED AT 2019 2018 ALL YEARS AND WE FIGURED OUT WHAT WOULD BE THE RIGHT LEVEL IN ORDER TO INCENTIVIZE AND IT CAME UP WITH 300. IN ORDER TO TALK ABOUT HOW MUCH MONEY WE WOULD INCENTIVIZE. WE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE NICE ROUND. UM FIGURE TO JUST SAY 300 FOR 300 THAT WOULD MOVE THE NEEDLE AND IT IS OUR FIRST YEAR DOING THIS. QUITE FRANKLY, WE DON'T KNOW WHAT THE IMPACT WILL BE. WHAT I CAN TELL YOU IN 2019 IS WE HAD ABOUT 10 EMPLOYEES.
THAT WERE IN THE TWO HUNDREDS. IN ANOTHER COUPLE THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN IN DISTANCE OF 300. IF WE CAN GET JUST 10 OF THOSE TO WORK THOSE EXTRA HOURS. I DID THE MATH AND WE'LL BE OKAY.
SENSE. THANK YOU. COUNCILWOMAN GROUP. SUGGESTED IT. AH! OKAY UM , I MAKE A MOTION TO WAIVE THE THIRD READING ON THIS. OKAY. ROLL CALL. MR REEMS? YES YES, BURBEY. MR. CARPENTER YES, MR SEYMOUR? MR. BERGER? YES. SIX. YES. OKAY? THANK YOU. SO. THIS STUFF. GIVE PLENTY OF TIME. I
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DON'T THINK SOMEBODY IS GOING TO WORK 300 HOURS BETWEEN NOW AND THAT FIRST MEETING IN JUNE, SO LET'S HOPE NOT THIS WAY BACK FOR SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 30. ORDINANCE BE FIRST[Ord. B]
READING TITLE ONLY TO AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS IN THE WATER REPLACEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT, REPLACEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT AND THE STORMWATER ASSESSMENTS FUND. ASSESSMENT FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF 84,000 AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS . THIS IS THIS WAS THIS IS A REQUEST FOR PURCHASE OF AN EXCAVATOR AND IT WAS ORIGINALLY IN THE 2022 BUDGET. BUT WAS REMOVED IN ORDER TO APPLY MONIES TO OTHER PROJECTS IN THE STORM WATER FUND. SINCE THAT TIME, WE HAVE FOUND THAT THE EXCAVATOR WILL NOW BE ABLE TO BE USED BY OTHER ENTERPRISE FUNDS, ALLOWING FOR THE COST TO BE SHARED AND REDUCING THE COST CHARGE TO THE STORM WATER FUND. AND IT'S BROKEN DOWN IN THE ORDINANCE ACCORDINGLY. UH AND THIS WAS BEFORE THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ON MAY 16TH THEY FULLY SUPPORTED THIS. PIECE OF LEGISLATION FROM FINANCE. THANK YOU. THANK THE OTHER THING IS THAT FOR A PIECE OF COMMITMENT LIKE THIS, UM, PROBABLY GUESSING THAT WE'D BE LUCKY IF HE CAN OBTAIN IT WITHIN ABOUT SIX MONTHS. AND SO AGAIN, THE CURRENT ONE IS ON HIS LAST LEG, AND THEN YOU START POURING MONEY. GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, AND WE DO WE DON'T EXPECT UNLESS, UM WOULD THAT BE. WOULD THAT BE ABOUT THE RIGHT ABOUT SIX MONTHS? DELIVERY YEAH, YEAH, IT'S NOT LONGER. HONESTLY I MEAN, LEAD TIME FOR EQUIPMENT, JUST LIKE WITH ANYTHING ELSE WITH SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES IS VERY LONG. SO THE SOONER WE CAN GET THIS EQUIPMENT , YOU KNOW, UNDER ORDER, AT LEAST THAT IS BETTER FOR US AND IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE PURCHASE ORDER. WE AS COUNCIL HAVE TO MAKE THE MONEY AVAILABLE , SO WE'RE NOW TALKING ABOUT SOMETHING THAT HOPEFULLY WE GET BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR. YEAH AND IT IS SOMETHING THAT ALREADY IT DOESN'T COME AS A SURPRISE. IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN US ANOTHER YEAR AND THAT'S WHY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE IS FULLY IN SUPPORT OF THIS LEGISLATION. OKAY THANK YOU . I SEE WE HAVE EMOTIONAL WAVE THE THIRD READING. THAT'S JUST TO MOVE THE PROCESS ALONG AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. EMOTION MAKE THAT MOTION. OKAY ROLL CALL . MR ROUSH. MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR? YES MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS. SIX? YES. OKAY THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 13TH. ORDINANCE SEE FIRST READING TITLE ONLY TO[Ord. C]
AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS IN THE COMMERCIAL TIFF FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF 11,946 AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. YES THIS IS SIMPLY LEGAL FEES ASSOCIATED WITH WORK WE'VE DONE ON OUR TIFFS PER BRAD IN THE PAST COSTS RELATED TO LEGAL SERVICES IN RELATION TO TIFF AGREEMENTS. WAS PAID FOR FROM THE GENERAL FUND, HOWEVER, HAS FUNDS HAVE BEEN COLLECTED FROM PROPERTY TAXES PAID INTO THE TIP FUNDS. IT WOULD BE APPROPRIATE TO PAY FOR THESE LEGAL COSTS FROM THE TIFF FUND. WE CURRENTLY PAY AUDITOR FEES FROM THE FUND IN RELATION TO THE PROPERTY TAXES COLLECTED. THEREFORE IT IS REASONABLE TO ASSIGN OTHER COSTS RELATED TO THE COLLECTION OF REVENUES TO THIS FUND AS WELL. SO THAT'S THE REQUEST THIS EVENING. OKAY? IN AND THIS WAS BEFORE THE FINANCE COMMITTEE AS WELL. SORRY I DIDN'T ADD THAT UP FRONT. WE FULLY AGREE WITH MOVING THIS FORWARD. ANY OTHER COUNCIL QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS. THIS WILL BE BACK AT THE MEETING ON JUNE 3RD. ORDINANCE D FIRST READING[Ord. D]
TITLE, ONLY TO AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS IN THE TECHNICAL SERVICES BALANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF $9288.10 AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. THESE ARE SIMPLY AND AGAIN. THIS WAS BEFORE FINANCE COMMITTEE AS WELL AS COMMITTEE HAD A BUSY AGENDA,[00:40:01]
BUT THESE ARE COSTS FOR LEGAL COUNSEL RELATED TO A GRIEVANCE FILED BY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE UNION. WHICH WE DO HAVE A WE DID HAVE A CONCLUSION TO THAT AND WE WERE SUCCESSFUL IN THAT PROCESS. MONEY WELL SPENT. IN COUNCIL COMMENTS THIS ONE FINANCE COMMITTEE AGAIN, UM, SAME THING. IT'S NOT. IT'S NOT A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY, BUT IT WAS MONEY THAT WAS NEEDED TO THE WE'D LEAVE THOSE DOORS OPEN BECAUSE IT'S ABOUT MEETING. COULD YOU JUST ASK THEM TO MAYBE MOVE THEIR DISCUSSION. OKAY GO AHEAD, HANK. HMM. WELL, THEY HAD TO SAY SHUT UP. I GOT A LITTLE BIT QUIET HERE. THAT'S FINE. YEAH. UM SINCE THERE WAS A GRIEVANCE FELT AND THE WAR EXPENSES CITY DID HIRE AN ATTORNEY, AND, UM, I THINK THE OUTCOME WAS FAVORABLE BORDER CITY, BUT THERE WERE EXPENSES THAT NEEDED TO BE MADE FOR THIS. IN THE FINANCE COMMITTEE IS IN FAVOR OF MOVING THIS FORWARD. ANY OTHER A COUNCIL COMMENTS. CAN I MAKE A QUICK COMMENT? IS THAT OKAY? GO RIGHT AHEAD COMMITTEE. WE HAD A FEW QUESTIONS REGARDING UNIONS.WE'VE ONLY HAD THREE GRIEVANCES GO TO ARBITRATION IN MY 20 YEARS HERE. SO WE DON'T NORMALLY BUDGET FOR IT. IT'S PROBABLY INAPPROPRIATE AND SOME OF THE QUESTIONS WERE REALLY VERY POINTED REGARDING UNIONS AND WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE AND HOW THEY WORK AND ALL THAT AND WHAT I COMMITTED TO IS PUTTING TOGETHER A UNION ONE. OH, ONE POWER POINT. FOR COUNCIL AARON. I KNOW THERE'S SOMETHING YOU WERE INTERESTED IN, BUT I COULD OPEN IT UP TO ALL COUNCIL AND COUNCIL TELLS US AS LONG AS WE JUST EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING. IT'S NOT A PUBLIC MEETING, SO I'LL EMAIL YOU ALL ON THAT. AND THAT WILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO MAYBE THROUGH. ZOOM. GO THROUGH THAT. THANK YOU. WHY WOULD I WOULD REMIND YOU IT IS A PUBLIC MEETING. MACK WANTED TO COME AND BE EDUCATED, HE WOULD BE ABLE TO DO SO, BUT THAT'S WHAT IT'S GOING TO BE. SO I THINK IT WOULD BE A GOOD THING IF ANY OF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO SO. THANK YOU. OKAY? THIS WILL BE BACK FOR SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 13TH. ORDINANCE E FIRST READING TITLE ONLY AUTHORIZED
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SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS AND THE WATER REPLACEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $400,000 AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. THIS WAS BEFORE FINDING ITS COMMITTEE AS WELL. THIS THIS WAS A PLANNED PROJECT FOR THE 2023 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES. HOWEVER THE FUNDS FOR THE PROJECT ARE AVAILABLE IN THE 2022. FUN BALANCE ALLOWING FOR THIS PROJECT TO BE MOVED UP A YEAR AT THE REQUEST OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE DIRECTOR JEREMY AND ASKED IF WE COULD BUMP THIS UP JUST TO MOVE IT FORWARD A LITTLE BIT QUICKER AND BECAUSE IT'S GOING TO BE A TIME TIME CONSUMING PROJECT, SO THAT'S WHAT THIS REQUEST IS. AND I SEE THERE'S A PRESENTATION AND SHARE. YES, I'LL GET THAT PULLED UP.SO THIS JUST THIS LEGISLATION JUST AUTHORIZES THE FUNDS TO FOR US TO COMPLETE THE WATER MASTER PLAN. IT WOULD BE VERY SIMILAR BIG PICTURE WISE TO WHAT WE'VE JUST COMPLETED WITH THE WASTE WATER MASTER PLAN A FEW YEARS AGO. UM. IT GIVES, UM JUST A QUICK OVERVIEW OF OUR SYSTEM WE OWN AND OPERATE THE DISTRIBUTION TREATMENT SYSTEM. WHERE ABOUT 183 MILES OF INFRASTRUCTURE ANYWHERE FROM SIX INCHES TO 36 INCH PIPE. 2800 FIRE HYDRANTS AND SIX WATER TOWERS. WELL THIS SYSTEM SERVES CITY RESIDENTS, INDUSTRIES BUSINESSES, AS WELL AS SOUTHERN UNION COUNTY, INCLUDING JEROME TOWNSHIP. JEROME VILLAGE IN NEW CALIFORNIA DEVELOPMENTS. THE MASTER PLAN ENGINEERING STUDY. OH, TO INVESTIGATE, YOU KNOW IMPROVEMENTS THAT WE NEED TO MAKE IN ORDER TO ENSURE THAT WE HAVE ADEQUATE WATER FACILITIES FOR FUTURE GROWTH WILL USE SOME OF THE SAME GROWTH RATES DEFINED BY MORE BSI OR COMPREHENSIVE CODE OR UPDATED ZONING CODE. IN WILL. REALLY USE SOME OF THOSE SIMILAR, UM, RATES THAT WERE IDENTIFIED AS PART OF THE WASTE WATER MASTER PLAN AS WELL SINCE IT WAS JUST RECENTLY COMPLETED. JUST A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY ON OUR MASTER PLAN. LAST TIME WE DID. THIS WAS 2000 AND FIVE SO 15 YEARS AGO, WHICH TYPICALLY WE DO IT EVERY 10 YEARS. UM ONE OF THE REASONS WHY WE HELD OUT WAS THE PRIMARY. UM FOCUS OF OUR LAST, UM STUDY WAS THE WAY THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW WATER TREATMENT PLANT WHICH WERE
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PERFORMING NOW, NOW THAT THAT'S GOING TO BE COMPLETED HERE IN THE NEXT YEAR. WE WANT TO PROCEED WITH STARTING THE PROCESS IN DEVELOPING A NEW MASTER PLAN FOR OUR WATER SYSTEM. UM. IT'S INCLUDED THIS PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE STRATEGIC PLAN GOALS. 74 UPDATED WATER MASTER PLAN TO ENSURE WE MEET THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY AND CUSTOMERS ONCE THE NEW TREATMENT PLANTS CONSTRUCTED. AND TERRY MENTIONED IT WAS BUDGETED IN THE 2020 OR PLAN TO BE BUDGETED IN THE 2023 BUDGET. THAT'S THAT'S REALLY IT. JUST A COUPLE OF SLIDES TO GIVE YOU AN OVERVIEW AND WHAT WE'RE LOOKING AT ACCOMPLISHED WITH THE PROJECT. OKAY, HANK. BEFORE. I WAS TRYING TO. AND ON THE EAST SIDE, IT BORDERS THE OTHER WAY. UM WATER SERVICE. AND WHAT? WHAT A PROJECT OF WHAT? WHAT? A, UM PLANNING WILL DO IS IT WILL ALLOW US TO AT SOME POINT IN TIME. IF SOMEBODY IS APPROACHING US, AND NOW THAT WE HAVE MORE COLLABORATION WITH JOHN TOWNSHIP YEAH, 500 OR 1000. HOMES THAT DOESN'T GIVE US ANY HEARTBURN. BUT THERE IS STILL TALK ABOUT SOME LIGHTS ENTITIES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY. AND AT SOME POINT IN TIME IF THEY DO DECIDE TO COME IN ONE OF THE THINGS THAT THEY'RE GOING TO LOOK AT EVERY GOING TO BE ABLE TO HAVE ENOUGH WATER OR IF WE DON'T HOW LONG IS IT GOING TO TAKE TO GET BORDER THERE? YEAH AND IT IS SOMETHING THAT, UM WE KNEW IT WAS FORTHCOMING. AS KYLE SAID WE HAD USUALLY 10 YEARS. THIS IS 15 YEARS, BUT NOW THAT WE DO HAVE A NEW WATER PLANT SHOWING ONLINE, THIS WILL GIVE US THE COMFORT LEVEL TO ANYBODY THAT WANTS TO COME HERE. GIVE HIM THE BOOKLET AND SAY OKAY, THIS THIS IS OUR BORDER. WILL YOUR COMPANY REALLY YOUR DEVELOPMENT FIT INTO WHAT THE CITY HAS AVAILABLE IF IT DOESN'T IDENTIFY. COURSE WE NEED TO GO AND SIT AROUND THE TABLE AND SAY, WELL, YOU WANT IT. HOW MUCH ARE YOU GOING TO COME UP WITH? AS FAR AS MONEY IS CONCERNED, BECAUSE THIS IS THIS IS WHAT WE HAVE, OR THIS IS HOW LONG IT WOULD TAKE US TO BRING IT UP TO THE LEVEL THAT YOU WOULD NEED. SO I THINK THAT A VERY IMPORTANT PART OF, UM THE FUTURE, NOT ONLY FOR THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE, BUT FOR OUR WHOLE, UM, WATER, ACTUALLY, OUR BORDER ENSURE SERVICE AREA, BUT THAT'S WHY FINANCE COMMITTEE DOES SUPPORT THE, UM THE SUPPORTERS AND ASK FOR THIS TO MOVE FORWARD. AND I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE EVERYBODY UNDERSTANDS THIS ISN'T ABOUT THE NEW WATER PLANT WILL REALLY BE ABLE TO CRANK WATER. THIS IS MORE ABOUT SUPPLY. SO THIS IS ABOUT, UH, THEY'RE AVAILABLE WATER MILL CREEK AREAS ARE WELL FIELDS AREAS WHERE WE SECURE THE WATER THAT GO THROUGH THE PLANT. WE JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE HAVE A GOOD PLAN IN PLACE JUST TO SECURE THAT SUPPLY. FOR MANY, MANY YEARS TO COME. OKAY? LIKE THAT. YEAH, I THINK I THINK THIS BEGAN. WE DEFINITELY NEED TO BE LOOKING AT THAT. I KNOW WHEN WE BUILT THE RESERVOIR. YOU KNOW IT IS PART OF THAT PROJECT. YOU KNOW, UM. WERE YOU KNOW THEY'RE PLANNING MENTIONED THAT A SECOND RESERVOIR WOULD BE NEEDED BASED ON THE GROWTH RATES AT THE TIME.AND YOU KNOW, HERE WE ARE. YOU KNOW, YEARS LATER AND WAIT. WE NEED TO BE LOOKING AT HER SUPPLY. SO I AGREE WITH MOVING THIS FORWARD. WE'VE GOT THE PLAN , BUT NOW LET'S MAKE SURE WE GOT THE RIGHT PLANS FOR GETTING WATER TO IT. ANY OTHER COMMENTS. THAT. THAT NUMBER SOUNDS LIKE A HIGH NUMBER. BUT ALL STUDIES ARE EXPENSIVE. MM MM HMM. HAVE TO GO ON THE SPECULATION AND THEN AND THEY HIT THEM. SCENARIOS STILL HAVE TO GO THROUGH. EXTREME SO NEXT TIME THAT NUMBER ONE. UM MR
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INDUSTRY BEFORE WE GO TO THE NEXT ITEMS. WE HAVE SIX OF THEM BEFORE US THE REQUEST OF ADDITIONAL, UM IN THE ROLE. THEY'RE ALL. UM UM, OUTLINED AS FAR AS WHAT FUND THEY ARE WILL BE COMING OUT OF UM, SO WE LOOKED AT ALL OF THOSE VERY CAREFULLY. WE DECIDED THAT IT WAS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF DOING THEM ALL INDIVIDUALLY. SO THAT EVERYBODY HAS AN OPPORTUNITY IF THEY DON'T FEEL COMFORTABLE WHERE THE MONEY IS COMING FROM, OR THE PURPOSE OF THE ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEES THAT THEY HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO VOICE HER OPINION RATHER THAN DOING THEM ALL AS AS ONE LONG NUMBER. SO THAT'S THE REASON WHY WE ARE GOING TO DIFFERENT ONCE THE MAIN THING THAT WE WOULD LIKE TO POINT OUT IS THAT WE LOOK SPECIFICALLY AS TO THE ACCOUNT OR THE, UM THE ACCOUNT OR THE WHETHER IT BE UTILITIES. WHETHER THE MM. ENTERPRISE FUNDS OR WHATEVER THEY'RE COMING FROM THAT WE LOOK AT THAT. ALSO, IT DOES AFFECT THE, UM IT DOES AFFECT THE UM, GENERAL UPON HARDLY MINIMAL. YEAH AND IT DOES SUPPORT MANY OF THE ENTERPRISE FUNDS THAT WE DO HAVE SO BEFORE WE WANTED TO POINT IT OUT BEFORE WE START ON THE NEXT SIX ITEMS. I WON'T MAKE YOU REPEAT THAT UNDERSTAND? ALREADY THANKS FOR TALKING ABOUT THE, UH, THE STUDY . UM ARE THERE ANY OTHER COUNCIL COMMENTS ON THAT? MR PRESIDENT. I MAKE A MOTION TO WAIVE THE THIRD READING. UM DO WE OKAY? THAT'S RIGHT. THERE IS YOUR REQUEST TO WAIVE THE THIRD READING ON THAT. UH, LET'S DO A ROLL CALL. MR BURBEY? YES MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR? YES MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH. SIX? YES. OKAY MOTION CARRIES THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 13TH. ORDINANCE F FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO AUTHORIZE[Ord. F]
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 2022 PERSONNEL BUDGET REQUEST PLANT MECHANIC AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. AND BEFORE I TURN IT OVER TO BRIAN TO DO A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF EACH POSITION AS WE STEP THROUGH THIS TONIGHT, LET ME JUST SAY THE REASON. WE'RE DOING THE PBRS IN THIS MANNER IS YOUR WORK SESSIONS. OR JAMMED UP, AND SO, UH, MR PRESIDENT SUGGESTED THAT WE GO TO FINANCE COMMITTEE ALSO OUR STRATEGIC PLANNING 9.24 GOTCHA. DO IT. AND SO TONIGHT. SO TONIGHT WHAT WE'RE DOING IS WE'RE GOING TO STEP YOU THROUGH THE PBRS, AS HANK HAD INDICATED THE PERSONNEL BUDGET REQUESTS THAT WE BELIEVE ARE ARE NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN SERVICE LEVELS IN DIFFERENT AREAS, AND IT WAS A VERY WE HAD A VERY GOOD MEETING WITH FINANCE COMMITTEE. BUT OBVIOUSLY IT'S IMPORTANT FOR ALL OF COUNCIL TO HEAR ABOUT EACH OF THESE REQUESTS, AND I THINK YOU ALSO FIND OUT TO LIKE IN THIS PARTICULAR FIRST ONE, THE PLANT MECHANIC THIS IS PAID FOR FROM AN ENTERPRISE FUND WATER OPERATING FUND. SO WITHOUT ANY FURTHER ADO, I'M GONNA SHIFT IT DOWN TO BRIAN TO DESCRIBE THE POSITION. THANK YOU, TERRY. LIKE THE SUMMARIZE TO, UM, WE STARTED DOING PERSONAL BUDGET REQUEST IN 2017. THIS WAS PART OF THE OVERALL. UM CHANGE IN OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT AND THE PERSONAL BUDGET REQUEST IS A VERY TRANSPARENT SINGLE DOCUMENT THAT THE ADMINISTRATION USES TOO. UH DELINEATE THE COUNCIL. THE CONCEPT JUSTIFICATION HOW IT CONNECTS TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN AS WELL AS FINANCIAL COSTS ABOUT A FEW YEARS INTO THAT IN 2019. IN ADDITION TO THE ANNUAL BUDGET WITH THE PBR IS GOING BEFORE YOU FOR THAT NEXT. FOLLOWING FISCAL YEAR, WE DECIDED THAT A MIDYEAR REVIEW WOULD BE APPROPRIATE. SO WHAT HAPPENS IS WE LAST YEAR WE HAD 15 PERSONAL BUDGET REQUEST COME FORWARD, NINE WERE APPROVED. SIX WERE DELAYED THE DELAYING FACTORS TO ALLOW FOR THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE FOLLOWING FISCAL YEAR APRIL 15TH COMES AND GOES, AND THE[00:55:01]
FINANCIAL PICTURE COMES MORE INTO FOCUS. AND THAT'S WHERE WE PUT INTO THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGIC PLAN THAT WE WOULD GO TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE TO AIR THOSE PERSONAL BUDGET REQUEST AND THAT'S WHAT WE DID IN THE LAST MEETING. THERE ARE ACTUALLY FIVE BEFORE YOU TODAY BECAUSE ONE OF THE SIXTH ONE DID NOT REQUIRE ANY RE APPROPRIATION, APPROPRIATION OR APPROPRIATION.OF ANY FUNDING. SO THAT'S WHY THE FIBER BEFORE YOU WHAT I'LL DO IS I'LL LET YOU KNOW BETWEEN NOW AND THE SECOND HEARING IF ANYBODY WANTS TO SEE THE PERSONAL BUDGET REQUEST, I CAN SEND IT HERE. MORE IMPORTANTLY, IF YOU WANT TO STOP BY AND HAVE COFFEE AND TALK ABOUT IT. I'M HERE AND YOU CAN FEEL FREE TO DO THAT, SO WE WON'T GET BOGGED DOWN IN TOO MANY DETAILS TONIGHT. THE FIRST IS THE PLANT MECHANIC, AS WAS POINTED OUT, I THINK, BY MR BURBEY A LOT OF THESE COMING FORWARD OR ON THE ENTERPRISE FUND WHAT WE'RE DOING IS PROJECTING FOR THIS YEAR HIGHER AT BEST OF ONE JULY HALF A YEAR. SO WHAT WOULD IT COST FOR HALF A YEAR AFTER THE BUDGET LINE ITEM FOR THIS YEAR, AND FOR THIS POSITION, THE PLANT MECHANIC WE'RE LOOKING AT ABOUT 12,935 ALL WITHIN WATER FOR NOW THAT THAT'S NOT IN JULY BECAUSE WE'D BE LUCKY WE COULD GET THAT INDIVIDUAL FOR THREE MONTHS. SO THAT'S WE PROJECT. THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE NEW WATER PLANT. THE OLD WATER PLANT DID HAVE A PLANT MECHANIC THAT WAS ALSO PART OPERATOR. HOWEVER THE PLANT MECHANIC IN THE OLD PLANT IS MORE ABOUT UNDERSTANDING GEARS, PUMPS SMOKE. AND MIRRORS THE NEW PLANT. SCOTT SHEPPARD, IF HE WAS HERE RIGHT NOW, I WOULD TELL YOU YOU'RE NOT GOING TO FIND A WATER PLANT WITH THE INVESTMENT YOU HAVE PUT INTO IT WITHOUT ONE INDIVIDUAL, ONE BELLY BUTTON BEING THE PLANT MECHANIC RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OF THE COMPUTER PRODUCTS THAT GENERATE WHEN MAINTENANCE IS DUE, IN FACT , DOING MOST OF THAT MAINTENANCE, SO THAT'S WHAT THIS POSITION IS ABOUT. OKAY. THANK YOU. ARE THERE ANY COUNCIL COMMENTS? QUESTIONS WITH EMOTIONAL WAY. THIRD READING. AH DO I HAVE IT? DO I HAVE A MOTION TO WAIVE THIRD READING? A ROLL CALL. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR BERGER? YES MR REEMS. MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY? YES. SIX.
YES. OKAY MOTION CARRIES THIS WILL BE BACK OR SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 13TH.
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ORDINANCE G FIRST READING TITLE ONLY AUTHORIZED SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 2022 PERSONNEL BUDGET REQUEST SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. AND I'LL SHIFT IT DOWN TO BRIAN AGAIN. THANK YOU AGAIN, TERRY. THIS IS ALL ABOUT HOW, UM HOW BUSY THE ENGINEERING SECTION IS BECAUSE OF THE DEVELOPMENT. I THINK ALL OF YOU ARE VERY FAMILIAR WITH HOW WE ARE GROWING. THERE IS A LOGISTIC AND A MAN MANNING OR WORKFORCE TAIL THAT WAGS EVERY TIME SOMETHING GETS PROPOSED HERE. AN ENGINEERING TAKES THE BRUNT OF IT AND WHAT I'M WHAT WE'RE TOLD BY OUR SUBJECT MATTER, EXPERTS HONING AS WELL AS JEREMY HIGHT. BOTH ENGINEERS IS THAT'S NOT GOING TO SLOW UP ANYTIME SOON. SO WHAT THEY'RE REQUESTING IS A SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEER. IN ORDER TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE GROWTH. THIS IS A POSITION THAT IS FUNDED SLIGHTLY FROM GENERAL FUND. AS WELL AS CHARGED BACK FROM WATER SOURCE STORM AND SANITATION. I DON'T HAVE THE ORDINANCES, ACTUALLY, AND HOW THEY'RE WRITTEN IN FRONT OF ME. I THOUGHT FINANCED MIGHT GO THROUGH THAT TONIGHT. I HAVEN'T THE AMOUNTS THAT I SHARED WITH OUR FINANCE DIRECTOR AND I CAN LET YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS, OR YOU SEE BEFORE YOU WHAT YOU DO. OKAY THANK YOU AGAIN BEING A FIRST READING ANY QUESTIONS BETWEEN NOW AND SECOND READING DON'T HESITATE TO ASK, AND WE CAN GET THAT INFORMATION FOR YOU. SO IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS WE HAVE ANY COMMENTS FROM FINANCE COMMITTEE? AILMENTS. AH! HERE. WE HAVE A REQUEST TO WAIVE THIRD READING.TO MOVE THIS ON MY SEAT. I MAKE THE MOTION TO WAIVE THE READING. OKAY ROLL. CALL. MR SEYMOUR BERGER. YES MR REEMS. MR RALPH? YES MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES YES CASE THIS WILL BE BACK. FOR
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A SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 13TH. ORDINANCE H FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 2022 PERSONNEL BUDGET REQUEST STORMWATER TECHNICIAN AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. RIGHT THANK YOU AGAIN, TERRY. THIS IS ONE OF THESE PBRS THAT WAS NOT BROUGHT FORWARD LAST YEAR IN DELAYED TO GET A LOOK AT WHAT WE'RE FINANCES WAS, BUT IT WAS A REQUIREMENT THAT SURFACED WHILE WE WERE PUTTING TOGETHER THESE PBRS BUY OR PUBLIC SERVICE DIRECTOR JEREMY HOY TURNS OUT FOR A COUPLE OF TWO OR THREE YEARS OR MORE. THE[01:00:02]
UNION SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT FOLKS, WE'RE PROVIDING US OR SHOULD HAVE BEEN PROVIDING US A CONTRACTOR TO DO JUST WHAT THIS PBR IS REQUESTING. WE DO WITH AN EMPLOYEE. UM THERE HAS BEEN EPISODES OF SOMEBODY BEING ASSIGNED. EVEN IF THEY ARE ASSIGNED. THEY HAVE TO LEARN HOW WE DO THINGS LOCALLY, SO THERE'S A TRAIN UP AND THEN ONCE THE PERSON GOT TRAINED UP, THEY WOULD LEAVE. UM IT'S REPORTED THEY HAD FOUR OR FIVE PEOPLE, FIVE DIFFERENT CONTRACTORS OVER THE SPAN OF A TWO YEAR PERIOD. AND THEN AFTER THAT THE POSITION ITSELF WAS NOT EVEN FILLED BY THE UNION SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT. ACCORDING TO THEM, I'M NOT CASTING ANY ANY ANY DISPERSIONS ON THEM. THEY JUST COULDN'T FIND SOMEBODY TO DO IT. SO IT WAS ON OCCUPIED FOR 18 MONTHS, AND WHEN JEREMY CALLED AND TALKED TO HIM ABOUT THAT SITUATION THEY RECOMMEND, MAYBE YOU SHOULD BRING IT IN THE HOUSE OF HOW YOUR OWN PERSON SO WE TOOK THEIR THEIR SUGGESTION AND THAT'S THIS PPR. FINDING IT. NO UM, BE WITH BRAIN AND THAT ONE AND I DON'T KNOW WHY IT JUST SO HAPPENED THAT THIS YEAR STILL ON BORDER IS BECOMING MORE OF AN ISSUE WITH US. WE'VE SEEN IT IN DIFFERENT AREAS BEFORE TOO LONG WILL BE SPENDING ABOUT $800,000 ON THE. BISHOP ALI, WHICH HOPEFULLY WILL MITIGATE THE WATER FLOW THAT WE HAVE OVER AT THE BEGINNING OF, UM WE WORLD WITH THE DEVELOPMENT EVEN THOUGH IT'S A RELATIVELY NEW DEVELOPMENT. GOT TO NOW ALREADY HAVE WATER PROBLEMS WITH HAVE BEEN TRACED BACK TO A 80 90 YEAR OLD TALE THAT DOESN'T NEED TO BE REPLACED THAT THAT THAT IS. SO THIS POINT OVER MAKES SENSE THAT WE WERE WE AVOID GIVEN COUPLE PARCELS OF LAND TO MAKE I POUNDS AND WE HOPE THAT THEY'RE GOING TO BE THY PONDS AND THEN FROM THAT POINT PEOPLE GO THROUGH THE , UM, AREA WHERE THE AIRPLANES FLY WORK. CURRENTLY THE TAPING IS HAVING DIFFICULTIES AND NEED TO BE REPLACED THAT GO TO THE BEGINNING OF THE TOWN GUN. SO AND THOSE ARE THE TYPE OF THINGS THAT YOU DON'T LEARN IN GUEST ONE OR TWO WEEKS. YOU DO NEED TO HAVE SKILLED PEOPLE AND THE OTHER THING, OF COURSE, THAT WE'VE HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT. IS WHAT'S HAPPENING. IF YOU DO BUILD IF YOU DO BUILD MORE.WHERE IS THAT BORDER GOING TO GO TO, AND IT'S BETTER TO BE PROACTIVE ON THAT ONE. AND AGAIN . HOPEFULLY UM, WORK WITH THE NEW PROPERTY OWNER THAT WANTS TO PUT HOMES OUT THERE INSTEAD OF WAITING UNTIL HOMES ARE BUILT. AND THEN WE HAVE TO MITIGATE THE APPLAUDING PROBLEMS, SO THAT'S WHY I THINK IT'S A GOOD DECISION TO MOVE FORWARD WITH THIS. OKAY THANK YOU. AND I SEE THERE'S EMOTIONAL WAVE THE THIRD READING MR PRESIDENT, I WOULD MAKE A MOTION TO WAIVE THE THIRD READING ON ORDINANCE H. OKAY. ROLL CALL, MR BERGER. YES MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY? YES CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. SIX YES. IN CASE THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 13. COORDINATES I FIRST READING TITLE ONLY AUTHORIZE
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SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 2022 PERSONNEL BUDGET, REQUEST URBAN FOREST TECHNICIAN AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS BEFORE I FLIP IT DOWN THE BRIAN REAL QUICK, YOU KNOW, THIS IS ONE OF THOSE FOR THOSE THAT ATTENDED THE ARBOR DAY. TREE PLANTING. YOU GET TO HEAR QUITE A BIT THAT NIGHT FROM ANDY ON THE PROGRESS THAT HE'S MAKING AND OUR URBAN FORESTRY PROGRAM. BUT THE THINGS HE WANTS TO DO, MOVING FORWARD. AND HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO CONTINUE TO MAKE THE KIND OF PROGRESS THAT WE NEED TO MAKE. SO THIS IS ONE OF THOSE THAT IS REALLY MUCH LIKE THESE OTHERS. IS A PRIORITY AREA ON OUR SYSTEM OR FORESTRY SYSTEM, AND THIS TECHNICIAN WOULD BE AN IMPORTANT ADD TO THAT, PLEASE. FRIED THAT AS WELL . THANK YOU, TERRY. WE HAVE HEARD FROM COUNCIL MEMBERS AS WELL AS MANAGEMENT THAT THE ONE FULL TIME EMPLOYEE HANDLING ALL CITYWIDE FORESTRY IS JUST NOT SUFFICIENTLY MEETING THE NEEDS[01:05:04]
OF THIS CITY. URBAN FOSTER IS ESSENTIALLY SOMEONE WHO PLANS ORGANIZES AND AS OVERSIGHT PROJECTS OF MAINTENANCE, BUT THERE IS A GAP REGARDING THE TECHNICAL LEVEL. ONCE YOU GET DOWN TO IT, HAVING THE INDIVIDUALS WITH THE ELBOWS TO DO THE WORK SINCE 2018. WE HAD 1600 TREES. THAT'S A 19 POINT SOME PERCENT INCREASE, AND WE'RE STILL SITTING THERE WITH JUST ANDY AND THAT MANAGEMENT ROLE. UM IN ADDITION TO THAT, WHERE HE CAN GET HELP, IS OFTEN ROBBING FROM PETER TO HELP, PAUL, UM AND THAT'S FROM THE JOES STREETS DEPARTMENT THAT WOULD BE HER SANITATION FOLKS OR STORM WATER. THEY'RE NOT AS TRAINED UP AS A TECHNICIAN WOULD BE UNDER HIS TUTELAGE. AND THERE'S ALSO AVAILABILITY, WHICH IT'S NOT CONSISTENT. SO WHAT WE'RE REQUESTING IS ACTUALLY AN URBAN FOSTER TECHNICIAN TO BRIDGE THAT GAP. AND TO PUT FURTHER INVESTMENT. INTO WHAT? YOUR TREES ARE IN MARYSVILLE TREE CITY. OKAY. THANK YOU, BRIAN.OKAY, FINANCE BE COMPLETELY AGREE WITH THAT. BECAUSE THE OTHER THING THAT SO PROBABLY HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO DO OR WE HAD TO CONTACTED OUT. IS TO MAINTAIN THE SHAPE OF MANY OF THE POLICE THE WATERING OF MANY OF THE POLICE. IF THESE WERE ESPECIALLY INITIALLY PUT INTO THE GROUND. AND THE HOMELESS BUILT. UM UM THEY MAY NOT HAVE THEY MAY NOT NO LONGER BE THERE, SO THERE'S A WHOLE HOST OF DIFFERENT ISSUES OVER MY LIFETIME. MANY YEARS AGO, IT STARTED, UM WITH WHAT THEY CALL THE DUTCH ALBUM DISEASE. YEAH I HOPE IT'S ME TO SAY THAT AND THEN WE GET THE ASH BOY. CURRENTLY THERE ARE ABOUT TWO OR THREE OTHER THREES. THAT THE COURSE DEPENDENT TREES ARE NOW NEED EVASIVE SPECIES, SO WE ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED TO PUT IN THE BATTERIES BECAUSE THEY'RE BEGINNING TO TAKE OVER. SO IT CONTINUES TO BE MOVING DELEGATE IN OUR CITY DOES NEED TO PAY ATTENTION TO MAKE SURE THAT WE DO HAVE THE MANPOWER TO AND TO MAKE SURE THAT WE DON'T PLANT THE TREE AND THEN COME BACK HERE LATER, AND IT'S BASICALLY STICK STICKING OUT OF THE GROUND. SO, YEAH, I THINK. LIKE TERRY MENTIONED THERE WAS A LOT OF GOOD INFORMATION SHARED AT THE ARBOR DAY, MAN. WITH THE LOSS OF THINGS LIKE THE ASH, TREES AND STUFF. YOU KNOW, ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WAS MENTIONED IS RIGHT NOW, MAPLES MAKE UP 60% OF OUR STREET TREES. WHICH MAKES US VERY VULNERABLE TO YOU KNOW IF SOMETHING CAME AFTER MAPLES THE WAY THEY DID TREES OR ASH TREES. WOULD BE IN THE WORLD HURT. SO A LOT OF EFFORTS TO DIVERSIFY ON THE STREET TREES, AND I THINK THIS IS A GOOD PLAN. AND I JUST I JUST ADD LIKE NOT NOT EVEN THAT NOT EVEN SOMETHING COUNT THE MAPLES. BUT AS THE CLIMATE CONTINUES TO CHANGE IF YOU LOOK AT CITIES THAT HAVE AN URBAN LIGHTS THAT'S HAD AN URBAN FORESTRY DEPARTMENT FOR MANY, MANY YEARS, YOU GO TO A BAR IN 10 BACKS LAY DUBLIN, EVEN THOUGH HOW STATE UNIVERSITY YOU KNOW, THEY'RE THEY'RE NOT EVEN PLANTING MAPLES AND STRAIGHT LINES ANYMORE BECAUSE WE'RE GETTING TOO MUCH RAIN, AND THEN NOT ENOUGH RAIN AND IT'S ACTUALLY THE MAPLE TREES ARE ACTUALLY NOT. UM IF YOU, UH, THEY'RE NOT BEING POINTED AS STREET TREES ANYMORE BECAUSE THEY CAN'T SURVIVE EXTREME, SO THAT'S WHY YOU SEE A LOT OF RED MAPLES. YOU KNOW, IN PARKING LOTS AND STUFF, AND THEY STRUGGLE NOW, AND THEY'RE BEING REPLACED WITH HACK BERRIES OR OAKS OR OTHER TYPES OF TREES THAT ARE ACTUALLY NATIVE TO OHIO THAT MOST PEOPLE WOULD THINK ARE JUST THE WEED TREES, BUT, UM, ESPECIALLY THE HACK BERRIES, BUT ANYWAY SO THIS IS AWESOME THAT WE'RE GETTING THIS DONE AND HOPEFULLY, YOU KNOW WE CAN CONTINUE TO PUSH FOR TREE CANOPY STUDY AND, UM, YOU KNOW, GET A HANDLE ON MULTINATIONAL PRUNING AND WATERING AND SO THIS IS GREAT. HE LIKES TO MAKE THE MOTION AWAY FROM THIRD READING. I WILL MAKE THE MOTION TO WAIVE THE THIRD READING ROLL CALL, MR BERGER. YES MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR? YES YES, CARRIES THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A SECOND READING PUBLIC
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HEARING ON JUNE 13TH. ORDINANCE J FIRST READING TITLE ONLY TO AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 2022 PERSONNEL BUDGET REQUEST. WATER DISTRIBUTION UTILITY OPERATOR AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION. I BEFORE I FLIP THIS TO BRIAN AGAIN. THIS IS A RESULT OF JUST A GROWING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OVER THE YEARS. SO, BRIAN, DO YOU MIND LEAVING THROUGH THIS TOO? SURE THANK YOU. TERRY THIS IS THE WATER DISTRIBUTION UTILITY OPERATOR FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN HERE FOR A GOOD LONG TIME WE USED TO CALL SERVICEMEN OR METER READERS. UM WE HAVE WE'VE HAD TO SINCE I'VE GOTTEN I'VE BEEN HERE. PROBABLY NOW 28 YEARS WHERE WE'VE HAD TO UTILITY SERVICEMAN DOING THIS JOB, AND IN THAT TIME WE HAVE MORE THAN DOUBLED THE AMOUNT OF USERS THAT WE HAVE AN ADDITION. WE SERVICE THE COUNTY, WHICH MEANS WHEN THEY GO OUT TO MAKE A CALL, AND IT'S IN THE COUNTY, IT'S NOT WITHIN THE BORDERS OF THE MUNICIPALITY TAKES THEM LONGER TO DO THAT. IN ADDITION TO THAT THEY OFTEN DO THE ROB PETER TO HELP OUT PAUL AND THEY'RE STEALING WATER DISTRIBUTION OPERATORS TO DO THIS, AND THEY'RE NOT PRIMARILY TRAINED IN IT SO THAT THERE'S THAT ISSUE. UTILITY WATER DISTRIBUTION UTILITY OPERATORS ARE ALSO AT THE POINT OF IMPACT WITH REGARD TO QUALITY CUSTOMER SERVICE.THESE ARE THE FOLKS THAT GO OUT AND WHEN SOMEBODY PULLS IN A METER ISSUE OR UNFORTUNATELY, IF SOMEBODY GETS DISCONNECTED AND THEN EVENTUALLY HAS TO GET CONNECTED THIS IS A SIMPLE MATTER OF GOING FROM 2 TO 3. SCOTT SHEPPARD. THE WATER SUPERINTENDENTS BEEN A VERY GOOD STORE OF THE ENTERPRISE FUNDS, AND HE DELAYED THIS ABOUT SEVEN OR EIGHT TIMES AND THE DELAYING IS NOW OVER. MHM. THANKS FINANCE COMMITTEE. OKAY I AGREE WITH BRIAN. IF YOU LOOK AT THE NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS THAT WE HAVE THAT'S WELL OVER INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS MORE THAN 10,000 THAT THAT WE NOW HAVE AUTOMATICALLY METED. AND AT THE END OF THE MONTH NOW WE'VE BEEN SOMEWHAT FORTUNATE THAT THE NUMBER OF SHUTDOWNS HAS BEEN FAIRLY CONSISTENT BETWEEN 60 TO 80. AT THE END OF THE MONTH, BUT STILL YOU'RE GOING TO GET THAT PHONE CALL AND THAT PERSON DOES NEED TO GO OUT.
WHETHER IT'S. IT'S NEXT DOOR HERE OR WHETHER IT'S 10 15 MILES AWAY. IT DOES NEED TO BE DONE AND AGAIN BE, UM, HAPPENED THE TWO AND IT WITH AS MANY AS WE NOW HAVE. THE TIME HAS COME TO LOOK AT THAT PERSON. AND ANY OTHER COUNCIL. COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS. AND MAKE EMOTIONAL OVER THE THIRD READING. CALL MR REEMS? YES ROUSH? YES BURBEY? YES MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR . MR. BERGER? YES. SIX. YES. THIS WILL BE BACK FOR SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 13TH . I MIGHT I MIGHT ADD THAT DURING THE FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING. THIS IS A LENGTHY DISCUSSION ITEM AND WE CHALLENGED EACH ONE OF THESE. UH AND YOU KNOW AT THE GROWTH OF THE CITY. JUST AND HANK SPOKE TO ALL OF THESE. A FEW YEARS AGO, WHEN IT CAME TO US THE FIRST TIME THEY WERE NOT READY YET. BUT BUT WERE THERE. THE URBAN FORESTER IS A VERY GOOD ONE BECAUSE HE CAN'T FOCUS ON EVERYTHING THAT HE HE SHOULD BE FOCUSING ON BECAUSE HE'S OUT DOING TECHNICAL THINGS THAT ARE TAKING THEM AWAY FROM OTHER URGENCIES. SO THE TECHNICIAN WILL BE VERY VALUABLE IN THAT SENSE. THE WATER PLANT. UM I LEARNED THAT IN THE PAST WE'VE HAD AN OPERATOR SLASH MECHANIC. WE HAVE A NEW WATER PLANT. WE OBVIOUSLY NEED OPERATOR AND A MECHANIC. SO THERE IS SOME LEARNINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS, BUT WE HAD SOME GOOD DISCUSSION ON IT. OKAY. THANK YOU. ORDINANCE K SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE
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PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND CHAPTER 1131.12. OF STRUCTURES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CODE. WE HAD , THEY SAID A MEETING IN APRIL. WE HAD A MOTION TO POSTPONE IT TO A DATE CERTAIN. WHICH IS TODAY. THE END. WE ASKED. DONALD AND IRELAND TO GET TOGETHER WITH THE STAFF AND WORK OUT A FEW ISSUES. HE BROUGHT, UH SO ITEMS FORWARD. AND, UM. THERE'S BEEN[01:15:02]
SOME DISCUSSION FROM FROM A SIMPLE, UM ADDING A WAITING PERIOD. TO ASSESSING. CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH DEMOLITION THAT THE TOPIC GREW. THE PLANNING COMMISSION DID THE BEST THEY COULD WITH THE INFORMATION THAT THEY HAD, BUT AS WE DUG INTO IT IT GOT A LITTLE MORE COMPLICATED TO THE POINT OF A VIRTUAL REWRITE OF THE END OF IT. AND FRANKLY, IN IN COURTESY TO PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE WORK THAT THEY DO DO IT APPEARS THAT WE KIND OF OVERRODE HIM BY REDRAFTING AND I WOULD LIKE FOR IT. TO GO BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSION, OR AT LEAST GIVE PLANNING COMMISSION THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE WHAT WE DID AND GET EXPLANATION AS TO HOW IT CHANGED SIGNIFICANTLY FROM WHAT THEY FORWARDED TO COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL. SO I'D LIKE FOR US TO GIVE THAT CONSIDERATION ON HOW WE COULD GET THAT BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSIONER AT LEAST SHARE WITH THEM WHAT WE DID AND WHY WE DID IT. TILL WE HAVE A JOINT MEETING WITH PLANNING COMMISSION. THE FIRST MEETING IN JUNE. COULD. PUT THIS ON THE AGENDA TO HAVE A DISCUSSION TOGETHER. AND TAKE ACTION THAT NIGHT. TO MAKE THAT AMENDMENT. I THINK, SINCE WE'RE ALL GONNA BE THERE TOGETHER. THAT WOULD MAKE SENSE. OKAY SO THE THOUGHT WOULD BE A JOINT SESSION. MM WOULD WANT TO HAVE AT LEAST A REASONABLE AGENDA FOR THEM TO COME BEYOND. MAYBE WE ALREADY HAVE THE MEETING PLANNED PLANNED. THERE'S ALREADY IN A GOOD THE NEXT WORK SESSION. JUNE 6TH. IS A JOINT MEETING BETWEEN CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSIONER AND WE'VE GOT AN AGENDA AND THAT CAN JUST BE AN ADDED ITEM. JUST A POINT OF ORDER THAT WE DID HAVE OUR PLANNING AND ZONING PUBLIC HEARING. UM IF WHEN THIS COMES UP NEXT WEEK, IF WE IF COUNCIL DECIDES TO UM FURTHER THE AMENDMENT THAT'S BEEN PRESENTED NUMBER ONE THAT WOULD REQUIRE SIX VOTES AMEND THE LEGISLATION , WHICH WOULD TAKE IT BACK TO SECOND READING AND YOU KNOW, WE HAVE TO GO THROUGH THE WHOLE AMENDMENT PROCESS. STILL WE SHOULD ADVERTISE THAT MEETING.AS A PUBLIC HEARING. UH, WELL, UM I GUESS WE COULD. BUT IT'S NOT REALLY A PUBLIC HEARING UNTIL IT GETS AMENDED. SO WHAT I THINK THAT MORE PRUDENT THING TO DO WOULD BE TO MAYBE CONTINUE AT ONE WEEK. FOR ANOTHER PUBLIC HEARING, BUT IT WOULDN'T BE THAT IT WOULDN'T BE THE PUBLIC HEARING THAT WE WOULD HAVE TO ADVERTISE FOR. IT WOULD JUST BE OUR OWN COUNCIL RULES. PUBLIC HEARING THE TIMELINE WE HAVE WE HAVE PLENTY OF TIME BECAUSE THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS JUST TWO WEEKS AGO. I THINK, RIGHT. THIS IS FOR THIRD READING. WHEN WAS YOU KNOW WHEN THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS WE APPLY YOUR TIME FIRST RATING WAS ON APRIL 25TH. THE SECOND READING THEM WAS MAY REMEMBER THAT THEY WOULD BE 11TH OR SOMETHING. YES, WE HAVE. AGAIN. WE'RE 76 DAYS. TONIGHT.
THE SECOND READING. THAT WE HAVE 76 DAYS FROM TONIGHT. UH, TECHNICAL. WELL, I THINK THE. OR NO, WAIT 90 DAYS. TONIGHT'S A PUBLIC HEARING. WE HAD A. THAT'S RIGHT. IT WOULD BE IT WOULD START TONIGHT. YOU'RE RIGHT. THE CLOCK WOULD START TODAY. SO WE HAVE 90 DAYS. IF I MAY. WE DO HAVE TO COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO WILL BE EXCUSED THE WORK SESSION ON JUNE 6TH. OKAY SO THAT WOULD MEAN THAT WE WOULD NOT TAKE ACTION AT THE WORK SESSION WILL HAVE A DISCUSSION. WOULD NOT MAKE THEM AND MINT OKAY? WE WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO WRITE. WE WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO MEND ANYTHING. THAT NIGHT. WE WILL PUT IT ON THE AGENDA AS A DISCUSSION ITEM. WE COULD PUT IT ON. IT WOULD JUST BE SET FOR WITH THAT WE PUT ON THE AGENDA DISCUSSION, BUT WE WOULD TABLE IT FOR A DATE CERTAIN TO THE NEXT MEETING. IS THAT HOW WE WOULD WANT TO DO THAT? OKAY CAN I WE WOULD NEED THE TABLE TOO. JUNE 13. THAT'S GOING TO BE A BIG ME. SO. AND WE NEED AT LEAST SIX MEMBERS OF THAT MEETING. I WON'T BE THERE. I WON'T BE THERE EITHER. SO LET'S MOVE IT TO JUNE 27TH, OKAY? 27 THAT WILL BE A BIG MEETING. I DON'T KNOW. I DON'T UM LOOK AT MY SCHEDULE WILL BE HERE FOR JUNE. 27TH I HAVE YOU AS HERE FOR JUNE. 27TH PLANS CHANGED. OKAY BEFORE WE DO
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THAT, THE AUTHORS OF THE AMENDMENT. WITH THE DEMOLITION PROCESS. SO IF YOU IF YOU START IN THE DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES THE HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE IF THERE'S NO SIGNIFICANCE THEN THEY CAN GO TO THE APPLICATION FOR DEMOLITION. IF THERE IS SIGNIFICANCE. THEN. THEY SHOULD . DESIGN REVIEW BOARD SHOULDN'T APPROVE IT UNLESS B AND C ARE SATISFIED, BUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT THE DEMOLITION PROCESS IN THE WAITING PERIOD, IT DOESN'T DELINEATE. BETWEEN. A STRUCTURE WITH HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE IN A STRUCTURE WITHOUT HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE. I DON'T WANT TO HAVE THE WAITING PERIOD IMPOSED ON A STRUCTURE THAT WAS DEEMED TO NOT BE HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT IF IT'S HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT THAN DRB HAS THAT ABILITY TO PUT THAT SIX MONTH WAITING PERIOD ON THERE. AND I DON'T KNOW IF THAT NEEDS TO BE DELINEATED IN THAT DEMOLITION PROCESS. I THINK IT IS. I THINK IT IS. IF YOU LOOK AT E. IT SAYS, UH, IF THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD CONSIDERS AN APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE APPROPRIATE FOR THE DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF A HISTORICALLY OR ARCHITECTURALLY SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE WITHIN THE DISTRICT. THE BOARD MAY IMPOSE A WAITING PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED SIX MONTHS. SO UM 11 31.14 IS WHERE I WAS LOOKING FOR DEMOLITION PROCESS JUST LITERALLY THE WAITING PERIOD. IT JUST SAYS THE WAITING PERIOD DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MAY IMPOSE A WAITING PERIOD OF UP TO SIX MONTHS. BUT YOU'VE GOT TO READ ONTO IT.THERE IS A CRITERIA. WHY? WHY THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD WOULD WOULD GO SO FAR AS TO AUTHORIZE A WAITING PERIOD. UH NOT REALLY . IT'S PRETTY OPEN ENDED, IMPOSE A WAITING PERIOD, INCLUDING BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO TIME NECESSARY, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH. SO I MEAN, HONESTLY , THE WAY IT'S WRITTEN. THESE ARE JUST EXAMPLES OF WHY THEY COULD IMPOSE CORRECT BUT THEY'RE GOOD. THEY COULD JUST SAY WE WANT TO IMPOSE. AH BECAUSE IT DOESN'T SAY THEY CAN'T. THIS IS JUST SAYING THESE ARE SOME REASONS TO IMPOSE. IT WAS. YEAH WE THAT WE'VE GOT PLENTY OF TIME TO APPOINT WALTER. I MEAN, I THINK IT'S A POINT. WELL TAKEN. WE CAN FIX THAT EASILY. YEAH I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS THE REASON THE REASON AND I UNDERSTAND WE CAN'T DO THAT.
YEAH. WE DIDN'T WANT THAT KIND OF A THING TO HAPPEN, RIGHT? BECAUSE YEAH, EXACTLY. YOU MADE AN EFFORT TO PUT EXAMPLES AS TO WHY THEY COULD. WHAT COULD YEAH, YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO DO BETTER ON THAT. YEAH. BECAUSE AGAIN IF IT'S GOT HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE, I'M I'M GOOD WITH IMPOSING THAT WAY, EXAMPLE ACTUALLY CAME UP WITH IS YOU GOT THE CLOCK. IT'S CAME FORWARD. YEAH AT THE LAST MINUTE AND THAT AND THAT WAS CAUSED, FOR EXAMPLE, TO HAVE A WAITING PERIOD SO THEY COULD GET THEIR DUCKS IN A ROW AND DEMONSTRATE HOW THEY CAN CONTINUE TO SAVE IT. YEAH. YEAH.
AND ALSO AND, YOU KNOW, ALSO GO AS FAR AS THAT. YOU KNOW, ONCE WE HAVE A PRESERVATIONIST IT SERVES ON THE REVIEW BOARD OR ONCE WE HAVE A PRESERVATIONIST SERVED ON CITY STAFF. YOU KNOW THE IF WE ARE SPENDING MONEY IF WE'RE GONNA BRAG AND SAY WE'RE SPENDING $389,000 OF TAXPAYER MONEY IN THE UPTOWN TO REVITALIZE THE UPTOWN THEN WE SHOULDN'T BE DEMOLISHING BUILDINGS IN THE UPTOWN. SO YOU KNOW, HOPEFULLY THE GOAL IS IF THERE IS A WAITING PERIOD. YOU KNOW WHAT? YOU KNOW THE PROPERTY OWNER JUST COME TO THE CITY AND SAYS, I MEAN, YOU WOULD HOPE THAT MINISTRATIONS WOULD SAY, WELL, YOU CAN'T LOVE WHAT HERE'S HERE'S GRANTS AND WORKING WITH HERITAGE, OHIO IF WE BECOME A MAIN STREET, AND YOU DO THESE THINGS, THERE'S HISTORICAL TAX CREDITS OUT THERE, BUT ADMINISTRATION BRINGS IT FORWARD . THE BOARD CAN SAY, WELL, HAVE YOU TALKED WITH CITY STAFF? ARE YOU LOOKING AT GRANTS? I MEAN, THERE'S IT IS. IT IS KIND OF OPEN ENDED, BUT THE REALITY IS YOU KNOW IS TO ALLEN'S POINT. YOU KNOW, THE SIX MONTH WAITING PERIOD PROBABLY WON'T BE ENACTED VERY OFTEN, RIGHT? EXACTLY BUT I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE IT CAN ONLY BE ENACTED ON HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS AND I STILL LOVE THE OPINION AND WE TALKED FOR FIVE YEARS AGO AND WERE TURNED DOWN. IT WOULD BE A GREAT BENEFIT TO HAVE A LIST OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS. SO YES, OKAY. THAT SOUNDS GOOD, BECAUSE THE REGISTRY GOING BACK A LITTLE BIT. PRACTICALLY SPEAKING ONCE DRB FINDS THAT THE BUILDING HAS NO HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE. THE MATTER IS DONE, OKAY. THE STRATEGIC APPROPRIATENESS IS GRANTED. OKAY WE DON'T MOVE ON TO YOU KNOW WHETHER IT'S BEEN DETERIORATED OR WHETHER IT'S
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ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE TO RESTORE ANY OF THAT STUFF IS OVER. SO THAT WILL MAKE IT CLEAR THAT NO WAITING PERIOD CAN BE OPPOSED ON ANY BUILDING THAT'S DETERMINED TO HAVE NO HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE. WE CAN YOU PERFECT ? YEAH AGREED SIGNIFICANCE. NO REASON TO SAVE IT RIGHT AND THE VERY LARGEST REAL QUICKLY. THE VERY LAST THING I WANT TO SAY IS PEOPLE ARE WE MAKING EMOTIONS STUFF? I JUST WANTED TO SAY THANK YOU TO ALLEN. UM AND THE CITY STAFF. BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY TO ALAN BECAUSE ALLEN TOOK MY LITTLE CORRECTIONS AS A COUNCIL MEMBER WHO DIDN'T WANT TO BITE OFF MORE TO CHOOSE BECAUSE I KNOW I HAD TO GET ALL OF YOU GUYS TO VOTE. FOR ALLEN TO STEP UP AND, YOU KNOW, HELP WITH THIS AND ALSO RIGHT WAY MORE THAN WHAT I WAS THINKING AT THE MOMENT BECAUSE I WAS WORRIED ABOUT THIS PIECE OF LEGISLATION. I'M VERY GRATEFUL FOR YOU. AND I MEAN THAT NOT HONESTLY, ALAN, SO I APPRECIATE YOU WELL, WHEN YOU THERE'S OTHER PIECES OF LEGISLATION OUT THERE THAT YOU'VE DUG DEEP ENOUGH INTO IT. IT'S GOT IT COULD USE SOME EDITING AND THIS WELL FORWARD. THERE IS ADDITIONAL CAUSE TO DIG A LITTLE DEEPER AND I'M GOING TO EXPRESS A FRUSTRATION AND I EXPRESSED IT THAT NIGHT. I DO NOT APPRECIATE THE WAY THE PROCESS WENT. BECAUSE THERE WAS NOT A SINGLE PUBLIC HEARING FROM THIS BODY. ON THIS LEGISLATION.I THINK THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN MUCH BETTER GOING TO A WORK SESSION. HAVING A LOT OF THIS DISCUSSION. AND THEN HAVING IT PREPARED SENT TO PLANNING COMMISSION BECAUSE WHAT WE SENT THE PLANNING COMMISSION IF THEY WOULD HAVE SENT IT BACK EXACTLY FOR US TO MAKE ANY CHANGES TO IT TAKES SIX VOTES. AND WE ALL SIT HERE SAYING, OH, THAT'S JUST STARTING THE PROCESS. NO WE SENT THEM SPECIFIC LANGUAGE. AND TO DO THAT, WITHOUT THIS BODY, HAVING ANY DELIBERATIONS ON IT AHEAD OF TIME WAS IMPROPER. AND NOW HERE WE ARE. IN THIS PROCESS THAT GOT BOLD BECAUSE WE DIDN'T HAVE ANY DELIBERATIONS ON IT AHEAD OF TIME. I'M DONE. I APPRECIATE THE WORK THIS STAFF AND OUR COUNCIL MEMBERS PUT FORWARD ON THIS, UH, WILL HAVE DISCUSSION WHILE I WOULD SUGGEST THAT WE DISCUSSED THIS WITH PLANNING COMMISSION IN THE JOINT MEETING. AND UM, HAS BEEN DISCUSSED THAT THIS BE TABLED TO THE SECOND MEETING IN JUNE, WHICH WOULD BE THE 27 THAT REQUIRES EMOTION. SO MOVED. OKAY SO THE MOTION OF WAY OR SORRY TO TABLE TWO. JUNE 27TH. MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY? YES, MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR, MISS MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS? YES, YES, YES. OKAY, SO THIS WILL BE BACK. ON THE 27TH. WE WILL ALSO DISCUSS THIS WITH PLANNING COMMISSION IN OUR JOINT MEETING. ORDINANCE L SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING AN ORDINANCE CAN
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SCENTING TO AN ENTERPRISE ZONE AGREEMENT AMONG THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE, UNION COUNTY, THE SCOTTS COMPANY LLC AND SIERRA MARYSVILLE STORAGE LLC AND THE EXECUTION OF A TAX REVENUE SHARING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE AND THE FAIRBANKS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER. COUNCIL QUESTIONS. COMMENTS. UM YES, YES, I DO. IT'S BECOMING MORE AND MORE. APPARENT THAT. UM THINK SO. CHANGING IT USED TO BE, UM, THAT AS A CITY, WE COULD MAKE A CERTAIN DECISION AND THEN OTHER ENTITIES. DID HAVE TO ABIDE BY IT. YEAH. AND, UM. THEN WE HAD BIGGER COMPANIES COMING IN THAT INSTEAD OF GOING THE 10 YEARS, 75% THEY ARE NOW BIG ENOUGH THAT THEY CAN MAKE THEIR OWN DEMANDS. THERE IS NOW A PILOT PROGRAM OUT THERE. THERE IS NO FREQUENTLY BEING USED. THIS IS A NEW ONE FOR US, AND I EVEN ASKED ERIC ABOUT IT, AND I'M VERY MUCH IN FAVOR OF IT. ACTUALLY YOU KNOW, AND THAT'S THE FACT THAT IF THE CITY MAKES A DECISION THEN, UM AND THAT WE WOULD SAY, OKAY, WE ARE DOING 70
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PAGE, UM, PERCENT FOR 10 YEARS. WE ARE BASICALLY HEADING ON ANOTHER AUTHORITY THAT'S OUT THERE, WHICH IS THE SCHOOLS. YEAH AND NOW THIS IS THE FIRST TIME AT LEAST FOR US TODAY. I KNOW OF THAT. WE HAVEN'T SO CALLED E PROGRAM WHEREBY WE ARE WILLING TO GIVE UP. HALF OF OUR INCOME TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOLS FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS TO MAKE THE PENALTY. WHAT IS COOL? AS MINIMAL AS POSSIBLE. IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE, WE ARE FORTUNATE THAT WE'RE NOT TALKING AND EXCESSIVE AMOUNT. IT'S STILL A LOT OF MONEY, BUT, UM, IT IS ROUGHLY ABOUT $2 MILLION AFTER OR INDEPENDENCE HERE, WHICH WOULD BE $30,000 THAT WE HAVE TO SPLIT. YEAH AND IT'S NOW COMING TO THAT POINT THAT PRETTY MUCH EVERY NEW INDUSTRY THAT WILL COME TO MARYSVILLE. OF A REASONABLE OR A LARGER SIZE. I'M NOT WORKING THE REASONABLE SIZE SAY 50 TO 100, BUT ONCE YOU START TALKING ABOUT 5500 7 50. WE ARE HAVING TO CHANGE THE WAY THAT WE THINK AND I THINK WE SERIOUSLY NEED TO LOOK AT OTHER CITIES DEALING WITH THIS THAT I CITIES THAT SAYING THAT THEY GIVE YOU 30 YEARS. UNFORTUNATELY WE CANNOT BE THAT PARTICULAR CITY TO DO THAT. WE HAVE OTHER CITIES THAT ARE SAYING WE GIVE YOU LUNCH FOR THE AGAIN. THERE'S NOT SOMETHING THAT WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO DO BUT IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE, I'M VERY PLEASED TO SEE THAT WE HAVE COME TO AN AGREEMENT WITH FAIRBANKS. YOU SEE, HE BE NOTED FOR THE 1ST 10 YEARS AND WE WERE GOING TO GIVE YOU HALF OF WHAT BE WITH ACHIEVE IN INCOME TAX BECAUSE WE'RE LOOKING AT THIS FOR THE LONG TERM, NOT JUST FOR THE 1ST 10 YEARS AND WE KNOW THAT EVENTUALLY WE'RE GOING TO BENEFIT FROM IT. THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS ON THIS FARM. THANK YOU. ARE THERE ANY OTHER COUNCIL COMMENTS? THIS IS SECOND READING , PUBLIC CARING OR LEARNING CITIZEN COMMENTS. OR MOVED AWAY.THIRD READING. WE ALREADY DID. THANK YOU. HOW ABOUT EMOTIONAL FITTED ON THAT MOTION TO PASS A LEGISLATION? LET'S DO THAT ROLL CALL. MR BURBEY? YES, MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH? YES SIX. YES, CARRIES. ORDINANCE AND SECOND READING
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PUBLIC HEARING TO AUTHORIZE AND APPROVE AN AGREEMENT TO CREATE THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE, JEROME TOWNSHIP JOINT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. FOR THE PURPOSE OF CREATING AND PRESERVING JOBS AND APPROVING RELATED MATTERS. ANY ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS NOTHING FURTHER. COUNCIL. THE ONLY QUESTION THAT I HAD ON THIS PARTICULAR ONE IS, UM UM, THE CURRENT LARGE THAT ARE INTERESTED ARE SOMEWHAT QUITE WIDESPREAD. HOW ARE WE DOING WITH OUR BORDER AND SILVER SERVICES, WATER AND SEWER IS GOOD IN YOU KNOW IS IN PLACE IS RIGHT THERE, OKAY? THAT WAS STILL ME CONCERNED THAT I HAD WHEN I LOOKED AT THE MAP. UM THAT'S PART OF THE PEARL AND YOU KNOW, WE HAVE TO HAVE THAT THEIR ORDER FOR PROPERTIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE JET. BUT YOU'RE SAYING THAT, OF COURSE, IN YOUR OWN PARENTS, WE DO THAT'S UM UM , BUT THEN THERE WAS ANOTHER BUSHEL THAT I WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT WE ALREADY HAD. ORDER AND CHILDREN OUT THERE. SO OKAY , ALRIGHT. THOSE WERE THE ONLY QUESTIONS I HAD. MR KIM'S GREAT THANK YOU ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? THIS IS PUBLIC HEARING. ARE THERE ANY CITIZENS? OKAY THIS WILL BE BACK FOR THIRD READING ON JUNE 13. ORDINANCE AND THIRD READING TITLE, ONLY TO[Ord. N]
APPROVE CEMETERY ADVISORY BOARD'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND SECTIONS 9 41.6 B AND 9 41 POINT . OH, ONE OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. I DON'T HAVE ANY FURTHER COMMENTS, COUNSEL COMMENTS DONALD. I JUST WANTED[01:35:08]
TO SAY THAT YOU KNOW THAT WE ALL WORKED. WE DID OUR DUE DILIGENCE LOOKED AT THIS. I UM, WE HEARD AND HANK'S CONCERN IS CONCERNED AND, UM, AND THAT'S BEEN PUT ON THE AGENDA ALREADY. WITH MACKENZIE, SO SHE'S AWARE OF IT, AND HOPEFULLY WE CAN BRING THAT BACK TO COUNCIL. MM OKAY. MHM SO , TOO, DO WE NEED TO MAKE A MOTION TO TABLE THIS TODAY? CERTAINLY BEFORE THAT I DO HAVE A QUESTION IS AS I SPENT SOMETIME THERE THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS. UM. THERE ARE A LOT OF THE. PLANTS THAT ALREADY HAVE. SHRUBS TREES, FLOWERS PAST. THE HEADSTONE. IS IS THAT GOING? I MEAN WITH THE LEGISLATION. IS THAT GOING TO START BEING ENFORCED AND IF SO, WHAT IS GOING TO BE THE PROCESS TO NOTIFY THE FAMILIES? TIMELINES THINGS LIKE THAT. THOSE ARE ALL THINGS I'D LIKE TO KNOW. IN THAT PROCESS. I DON'T BELIEVE THAT WANTS SOMETHING LIKE IF THERE'S LIKE SOME OF THE OKAY, SO THIS IS ALL IT'S HARD FOR ME TO ANSWER THAT QUESTION. BECAUSE OUR STREET IT'S ALL ABOUT LIKE THE STRATEGIC PLAN. LIKE IN MY OPINION, THERE'S A LOT OF SHRUBS ARE POINTING THE OLDER PART OF THE OF THE CEMETERY ON BOTH SIDES OF THE TOMBSTONES. SOME PEOPLE MIGHT LOOK AT THOSE AND SAY, OH, CUT THOSE DOWN, BUT TO ME, I LOOK AT THOSE, AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT ADDS CHARACTER TO THE CEMETERY. YEAH SO LIKE I WOULD WANT TO KEEP THOSE SHRUGS AND STUFF BECAUSE THEY'RE LIKE CEDAR BUSHES THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN FIND ANYMORE. MOST OF THEM ARE WELL MAINTAINED TO SO TO ME, I SAY, KEEP WHAT'S THERE? IT'S JUST BECAUSE THE REALITY IS THE TOMBSTONES WERE ALWAYS OUTLIVE YOUR LOVED ONES. AND SO THIS IS, I THINK, MOVING FORWARD FOR THE NEWER ONES AND THEN, OBVIOUSLY IF THERE'S SOMEBODY THAT COMES IN AND STARTS DOING A WHOLE BUNCH OF WORK AND THE OLDER PART, THEN YOU KNOW I WOULD LEAVE IT UP TO CITY STAFF THAT THEY WOULD BE AWARE OF IT. SO THAT'S WHAT I'M FEELING. BUT YEAH, I WOULD NOT WANT YEAH, SOMEONE GOING THROUGH THERE AND JUST CLEAR CUTTING KIND OF LIKE GRANDFATHER. AND IF IT'S ALREADY THERE, YES. YEAH THAT WOULD BE BECAUSE YOU'RE YOU'RE GONNA SOME PEOPLE CAN GET REAL. SENSITIVE.YEAH, PERFECT. AND OUR LAST MEETING, THERE WAS DISCUSSION ON THE TERMS. AND IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT WAIT UNTIL THE CEMETERY ADVISORY BOARD MEETING. TO DISCUSS THOSE TERMS. THEY NOW HAVE A MEETING SCHEDULED ON JUNE 23RD. SO DO WE WANT TO WAIT UNTIL AFTER THAT MEETING? TO MAKE THESE CHANGES. YEAH. THAT'S JUST THAT'S JUST DO IT THAT WAY. IT'S CLEAN. SO THAT WOULD MEAN MEETING IN JUNE 27TH OR OR IF I MAY WITH THE TIMELINE FOR POSTING AGENDAS, UM I'D RECOMMEND EITHER JULY 11TH OF JULY 25TH. OKAY? THIS IS MY 11TH . OKAY IF YOU WANT TO MAKE THAT MOTION I MAKE THE MOTION FOR THE FOR JULY, 11TH. WE HAVE A MOTION TO POSTPONED TO JULY 11TH. THANK YOU. BROKEN MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS . MR. ROUSH MR BURBEY. SIX. YES MOTION CARRIES WILL SEE THIS. IN JULY. ORDINANCE YEAH. HMM. GOVERNMENT. JE. ORDINANCE OH
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THIRD READING TITLE, ONLY TO ESTABLISH THE UPPER SIDE IOTA WATER TASK. WATER RESCUE TASK FORCE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION FURTHER COUNSELOR COMMENTS. MR PRESIDENT MAKE A MOTION TO PASS THE LEGISLATION. ROLL CALL, MR. SEYMOUR MR. BERGER MR. REEMS MR. ROUSH MR. BURBEY MR. CARPENTER YES. SIX. YES CARRIES. ORDINANCE P THIRD READING TITLE ONLY TO AUTHORIZE[Ord. P]
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS IN THE STORMWATER ENTERPRISE FUND IN RELATION TO THE HICKORY GREAT DRIVE STORMWATER IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT IN MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. THE ADMINISTRATION'S COMMENTS. NOTHING FURTHER. COUNCIL. LEGISLATION OKAY. ALLEN MAKES[01:40:08]
MOTION OF HAIRS. ROLL CALL, MR BERGER. YES. MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH. MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR, SIX. YES, CARRIES. RIGHT ORDINANCE Q WAS DISCUSSED PREVIOUSLY. ORDINANCE[Ord. R]
ARE TO THIRD READING TITLE, ONLY TO APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND THE PLANE UNIT. ZONING FOR THE OAKS PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. I JUST THINK MR PLANK DESERVES SOME KIND OF ABOUT ACH. THANK YOU. WE HAVE NOTHING. ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN ONE OF THE EASIER ONES FOR HIM. ANY COUNCIL QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? UM YES, I HAVE ONE.YEAH, UM IT. IS AT LEAST A PLEASURE THAT, UM YOU RECONSIDERED THE TYPE OF BUILDING THAT YOU WERE GOING TO DO BECAUSE YOU'RE REDUCING IT SUBSTANTIALLY. UM THE CONTINUES TO BE ONE CONCERN THAT I HAVE AND, UM. AND IT ACTUALLY CAME TO MY ATTENTION WHEN I DID LOOK AT THE REQUEST FOR HIS OWNING ON, WE'VE A LOAD AND THEY STOPPED TO KIND OF TAKE A LOOK. DELAY OF THE LAND IF YOU WILL. YEAH AND YOU'RE BUILDING IT THE LOWEST POINT OFTEN ALMOST. I WOULD SAY FOUR PAINT 1000 ACRES THAT'S ALL GOING TO TOGETHER. IN THE IT SURPRISES ME, I BELIEVE, INVITED MANY TIMES THAT WE DON'T ALWAYS SEE STANDING BORDER OUT THERE. BUT UM AND FROM THE LOOKS OF IT NOW, A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH. SOME FRIENDS OF MINE BUILD A HOME OUT AND THERE IS A SMALL CREEK OUT THERE, BUT, UM, THIS ONE HERE EVENTUALLY IT WILL BE THE QUESTION OF THE CITY TO TAKE THIS ON. AND IT'S GOING TO BE A BIG, BIG BIG CHANCE. YEAH AND I HAVE EARLIER I HAD ASKED BUT CAN WE DO TO HOLD BUILD THIS RESPONSIBLE FOR POTENTIALLY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES THAT UNFORTUNATELY, A C COMING OUT THERE? WITHIN 1 TO 5 YEARS AND IF THEY DON'T COME, YOU WANT TO PAVE YEARS? I'M OKAY. ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE ROADS AND THE WHOLE DESIGN PLAN. YEAH BUT UNFORTUNATELY, I WAS TOLD THAT THAT IS NOT A REASONABLE REQUEST . ONCE THE ROADS ARE IN THE CITY IS GOING TO BE ON THE BOOK BE EARLIER. DAY TALK ABOUT. UM UH AND WE'VE TALKED A LOT ABOUT, UM STORMWATER ISSUES AND IN MY OPINION ON THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT WE ARE TAKING ON A FAIRLY LIGHTS RISK. THOUGHTS OF FUTURE IT'S LESS THAN WHAT IT WAS SO OBVIOUSLY, IF I HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN TIBET ONES, I'M GOING TO LOOK FOR THE AT LEAST THE WORST WONDER IS, BUT UNFORTUNATELY, I THINK THAT ANYBODY THAT WOULD BUILD OUT THERE AND ANYBODY THAT WOULD LIVE OUT IS GOING TO BE IN THE CHAMBERS HERE AT 5 TO 10 YEARS FROM NOW AND SAY, I NEED HELP.
AND THEN, OF COURSE, THE CITY IS GOING TO SAY OKAY, WHAT CAN WE DO? WE TODAY. BEST LEGISLATION FOR $100,000 ALL PAVING, BUT THAT WAS DUE TO A THE ENERGY ISSUE THAT FOR SIX HOMES WE SPENT CLOSE TO $300,000 TO MITIGATE THE PROBLEM. AND THAT WAS THIS WAS SIX HOMES. YEAH UM, WE'VE HAD OTHER ISSUES ON COLUMBUS AVENUE THEY HAD BUILT OUT THERE IN THE WORLD IS A DENTIST OFFICE AND I THINK IT WAS $300,000 BECAUSE THEY CAME UNDER WATER. YEAH AS I SAID, THIS PARTICULAR PROPERTY, IN MY OPINION IS VERY PRONE TO ANY AND I'VE BEEN I'VE I'VE SEEN YOU MAKE YOUR WATER MITIGATION PANTS OUT THERE IN THE FORTUNATELY A LARGER THAN WHAT THEY WERE, BUT I STILL WISH THAT THERE WAS A WAY WITH THAT WATER TO GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. IF THERE WAS A WAY FOR THE CITY TO HAVE TO WAIT FIVE YEARS AND HAVE GONE THROUGH ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT WHETHER
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PARENTS TO SEE IF THE CITY IS TAKING ON A RISK. SO THAT THAT'S THAT'S MY CONCERN ABOUT IT. IF YOU DON'T IF YOU DON'T MIND. MOMENT OF COUNCIL MONEY IN PLANK COUNTY ATTORNEY FOR THE APPLICANT I CAN TELL. I DON'T KNOW THE HISTORY THAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. IN TERMS OF THE STORM WATER PROBLEMS. I CAN TELL YOU THAT IN COLUMBUS, FOR EXAMPLE. THEY HAVE RUN INTO THE SAME ISSUES BECAUSE WHEN THE HOUSES WERE BUILT BACK IN THE SIXTIES AND THE SEVENTIES AND EIGHTIES, THE STORM WATER REQUIREMENTS THAT WERE IN PLACE AT THAT TIME DON'T MATCH THE STORM WATER REQUIREMENTS THAT YOU HAVE NOW I BELIEVE THAT THAT MARY PHIL UM, ACTUALLY ADOPT SOME OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS STORMWATER REQUIREMENTS, WHICH ARE SOME OF THE STRICTEST REQUIREMENTS IN THE STATE OF THE HEART. SO I UNDERSTAND THE ISSUE. I JUST DON'T THINK THAT YOU HAVE THE SAME CONCERNS AS YOU DID WITH HISTORIC PROPERTIES BECAUSE THEY DID NOT AND DID NOT RETAIN AND MAINTAIN WATER LIKE THEY DO TODAY. SO NOT ONLY ARE WE DOING DEALING WITH WATER QUANTITY NOW WE'RE ALSO DEALING WITH WATER QUALITY. SO YOU HAVE BOTH OF THAT GOING ON AT THE SAME TIME WITH YOUR NEW STORMWATER REQUIREMENTS, AND WE HAVE A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF OPEN SPACE. UM AND WE HAVE DONE PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING TO KNOW THAT WE CAN HANDLE THE STORMWATER ON THIS SITE WILL ACTUALLY IMPROVE SOME OF THE STORM WATER DRAINAGE THAT'S CURRENTLY A PROBLEM ON THE EXISTING HOMES. LIKE I SAID, UM , OBVIOUSLY, UM, CHANGE IT. IT'S EITHER GOING BACK TO IF YOU VOTE NO, WE GO BACK TO THE ORIGINAL ONE WHICH A JEWISH BOYS THAN THE I WANTED TO BE. I HAS TO VOTE FOR TONIGHT. SO THAT'S THAT'S VERY MUCH FOR HIM COMING FROM HATE. THIS SUGGESTED IT. THE LESSER OF THE TWO EVILS. THAT'S NOT WHAT WE'RE ASKING, BUT I UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION. OKAY SO WELL, LET'S LET'S MAKE IT A PHARMACY. EASY. IT'S OUT OF FIVE YEARS FROM NOW AND SEE WHO IS RIGHT. THANK YOU. OKAY? ANY OTHER COUNCIL COMMENTS. I JUST HAD ONE UM, YOU KNOW, I ALSO WANTED TO I WENT TO SCHOOL TO FAIRBANKS, SO I WOULD DRIVE THAT AND I WOULD SEE WATER LANE AND LAYING IN THAT LOW LYING AREA, AND I THINK THERE'S NO DOUBT ABOUT IT THAT I ADVOCATE FOR, UM JUST. THE BEAUTIFICATION OF THE CITY AND TAKING PARIDE AND EVERYTHING THAT WE DO NOT ONLY IN HISTORICAL DISTRICTS AND PRESERVING THOSE HOUSES AND MAINTAIN THEM IN A WAY THAT COMPLEMENT HISTORICAL PRESERVATION, BUT ALSO A NEWER SUBDIVISIONS. AND I WILL SAY THAT THE OECS DEVELOPMENT IS ONE OF THE NICER NEWER DEVELOPMENTS THAT WE HAVE, UM AND I'M VERY GRATEFUL FOR THOSE HOUSES AND THOSE RESIDENTS WHO LIVED IN THOSE HOUSES. UM I AND YOU KNOW, I WILL SAY THAT TOO. TO COUNCILMAN BURPEES POINT OF VIEW, THOUGH, YOU KNOW, I AM A LITTLE SURPRISED THAT THERE ARE HOUSES BEING DUMPED DOWN IN THERE. BUT YOUR PLAN IS WAY BETTER NOW. UM AND BUT TO MY COLLEAGUE, I WOULD. I WOULD SAY THAT IF WE REALLY WANTED TO GET SERIOUS WITH STORM WATER, UM I WOULD LIKE TO SEE PONDS NOT BE LISTED IN AS GREEN SPACE ANYMORE , AND I ALSO WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN THE CITY CODE PONDS ARE LISTED AS GREEN SPACE. AND IT SHOULD NOT BE LISTED AS GREEN SPACE AND THEN ALSO RAISE GREEN SPACE REQUIREMENTS AND NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND THAT WOULD DROP DRAMATICALLY, YOU KNOW? HELP WITH STORM WATER, SO THOSE WERE JUST BE TOO LITTLE SMALL DETAILS AND I WOULD ADD TO YOUR POINT.UM YOU KNOW, MARY'S VOTE IS NOT IN THE WOODS WITH STORM WATER. THERE'S OTHER COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE DONE THIS. WE JUST HAVE TO BE BOLD AS A COUNCIL AND START PASSING POLICY. UM THAT YOU KNOW, IN LONG TERM WILL BENEFIT US. AND I WOULD ALSO ADD THAT THIS PARTICULAR SUBDIVISION BECAUSE OF THE 2000 AND EIGHT RECESSION AND WHAT YOU HAD YOU ACTUALLY HAVE THE OPEN SPACE.
OWNED BY AN INDIVIDUAL THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE PROPERTY. I THINK HE GOT IT AT A FORECLOSURE SALE. MY CLIENT IS ACTUALLY IN CONTRACT TO PURCHASE THAT THAT WILL BE THEN TURNED OVER TO THE HOMEOWNERS. ASSOCIATED WE'RE SOLVING A RATHER BIG PROBLEM THAT COULD HAVE ACTUALLY HAPPENED BECAUSE THAT OPEN SPACES WHERE THE STORM WATER RETENTION IS GOING TO BE.
THANK YOU. IN THE OTHER COUNCIL QUESTIONS. COMMENTS. WITH EMOTIONAL PASS A LEGISLATION. MR PRESIDENT, I WOULD MAKE A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE ARE ROLL CALL , MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS? YES
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MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY? YES MR CARPENTER? YES, MR SEYMOUR? YES. SIX. YES. AND I'D LIKE TO REITERATE THAT THE PLAN THAT WAS THERE BEFORE. THIS IS LEAPS AND BOUNDS ABOVE IT. VERY GOOD.REWORK OF THAT PLAN. HMM BECAUSE IT IT, UM A COMPLEMENTS THE OAKS. ALONG ONE OF THE AVENUE WERE 30 38. AND THEN ALSO MADE GOOD USE OF THE OTHER PLANNED ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BLUE AREA.
GOOD WORK. OKAY? LET'S GO TO THE COMMENTS OF THE CITY MAIN TERRIANS. THANK YOU, MR
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PRESIDENT. I KNOW WE DO HAVE WE'RE GOING TO BE A JOURNEY INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION, BUT REALLY QUICK. UM I JUST WANT TO THANK CITY COUNCIL. YOU KNOW, WE GO THROUGH A PROCESS OF THESE PBRS EACH YEAR. AND I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR WILLINGNESS TO TAKE THOSE UNDER CONSIDERATION AND WITH THE NEEDS AND THE VARIOUS AREAS AND SECONDARILY TO THAT I'D LIKE TO SHIFT OVER AND THANK OUR HR DEPARTMENT. I MEAN, THEY ARE BRIAN AND TARA HAVE, UH, DONE YEOMAN'S WORK, NOT ONLY IN PREPARATION OF THESE PARTICULAR REQUESTS BUT ALSO EVERYTHING ELSE WE GOT GOING ON IN THE CITY IN DIFFERENT AREAS, AND I JUST I JUST WANT TO PUBLICLY THANK THEM FOR THE WORK THAT THEY DO AND THAT'S IT. HOW CLOSE WITH THAT? THANK YOU, TERRY. LET'S GO TO ERIN. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.UM REGARDING THE ORDINANCE. CUE THE REZONING ORDINANCE CUBE. YES. TO RESUME. FROM AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL TO SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL. I THINK THE DECISION TO TABLE THAT TONIGHT WAS PROBABLY A GOOD DECISION. GREAT DECISION. UM, I HONESTLY THINK THAT IF WE ALL WERE TO HAVE VOTED TONIGHT, IT'S PROBABLY LIKELY THAT IT WOULD NOT HAVE GONE THROUGH. UM I PLAN TO VOTE NOW, BUT I'M ALSO GLAD TO SEE THAT IT WAS TABLED. AND I WANTED TO IF I COULD ENTER SOMETHING INTO THE MINUTES. IT'S AN EMAIL THAT I THINK WE ALL RECEIVED TODAY FROM DONALD WARNOCK. WHO LIVES ON EAST 56TH STREET. WHO I THINK SUMMARIZED THE CONCERNS FROM THE LAST MEETING. VERY WELL PARAPHRASING HERE. HE LISTS SEVEN CONCERNS, AND I HOPE THAT BY TABLING THE DEVELOPER IS ABLE TO ADDRESS EACH OF THESE AND MM. SO HIS CONCERNS ARE AS FOLLOWS.
REASONING SHOULD BE TABLED UNTIL INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN AND TRAFFIC STUDY IS COMPLETE. HOW MANY TIMES HAS THE ROUTE 31 BEEN MESSED WITH AND STILL NOT DONE? I BELIEVE THE PROCESS MARYSVILLE HAS IS BROKE. HOW CAN YOU MAKE A DECISION ON ZONING IF YOU HAVE NO IDEA THAT IMPACT INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE COST WHAT METRICS ARE BEING USED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS. NUMBER TWO. HANK MADE A GOOD POINT ABOUT MIX OF HOUSING. IT'S A GREAT SPOT FOR MILLION DOLLAR HOMES. WHAT IS OUR PLAN? NUMBER THREE. AREA IS ALREADY PRONE TO FLOODING SO FLOODING CAN SEE ADINA POINT BEING HIT HARDER WITH FLOODING ALREADY SEEMS LIKE OTHER SUBDIVISIONS ARE HAVING PROBLEMS DUE TO UNDERSIZED STORMWATER PLANNING. WHAT NUMBER FOUR. WHAT IF THIS COMPANY BACKS OUT? IF IT IS REZONED? DOES THIS OPEN US UP TO ANOTHER COMPANY WHO MIGHT PROPOSE AND EVEN HIGHER DENSITY? GOOD QUESTION. NUMBER FIVE. ERIC AIRPORT CONCERNS WERE GLOSSED OVER AND NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY BY COUNSEL IN HIS OPINION. DISCIPLINE HAS TO GO DOWN FIRST.
THAT'S A TERRIBLE THING TO SAY. BUT I THINK WE NEED TO ADDRESS THE CONCERNS THAT WERE BROUGHT TO ATTENTION BY MR LAPOINTE AT THE LAST MEETING. NUMBER SIX. THIS STREET IS PROMOTED AS A BICYCLE ROUTE YET PLANNING FOR ANOTHER 500, PLUS CARS WHO IS ADDRESSING THAT SO, UM, ON THIS I PERSONALLY WROTE A BIKE WEAVER ROAD MANY TIMES, UM LIKE PEOPLE IN MY FAMILY DO AS WELL. I'D LIKE TO SEE A BIKE ROUTE ADDED IF POSSIBLE, IF THAT WOULD BE, UM SOMETHING THAT COULD BE ACHIEVABLE. I KNOW A LOT OF CYCLISTS THAT READ THEIR BIKES ALONG WEAVER ROAD. LIKE I SAID, I EVEN DO AS WELL. UM AND JUST AS AN F Y. I HAVE HAD SOMEONE IN MY FAMILY. HE WAS HIT BY A VAN GOING 60 MILES AN HOUR RIDING A BIKE. AS MY DAD. HE BARELY SURVIVED. SO I TAKE THIS ISSUE VERY SERIOUSLY. UM, CYCLIST SAFETY THAT IS SO. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT CONSIDERED IF POSSIBLE, AND THEN NUMBER SEVEN IN PROBABLY MOST IMPORTANT TO ME IS SEVERAL RESIDENTS SPOKE AGAINST THIS CHANGE. I BELIEVE NOT NOT. ONE RESIDENT SPOKE IN FAVOR. HOW CAN THE COUNCIL VOTE FOR IT? WHEN THE RESIDENTS HAVE SPOKEN? THAT IS A GREAT POINT. AND IN MY OPINION, PERHAPS THE
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MOST IMPORTANT THING TO ME IF WE HAVE A WHOLE BUNCH OF RESIDENTS SHOW UP IN OPPOSITION TO A ANY SORT OF LEGISLATION THAT TELLS ME THAT IT'S NOT POPULAR AND THERE'S A VERY GOOD REASON THAT WE SHOULD TAKE A LOOK AT IT AND MAYBE NOT CONSIDER IT. SO WITH THIS TABLE, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE SAME MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC SHOW UP, AND HOPEFULLY HERE THAT THEIR CONCERNS HAVE BEEN ADDRESSED AND ALSO, HOPEFULLY HEAR THEM SPEAK POSITIVELY ABOUT WHAT THE DEVELOPER WAS ABLE TO CHANGE. SO I'M STILL GOING TO KEEP AN OPEN MIND. AS OF TONIGHT , I WAS WAS A NO. BUT YOU KNOW, I'M AND I'M WILLING TO RECONSIDER. YOU KNOW WHEN IT COMES BACK TO OUR DOCKET, SO THANK YOU. THAT'S ALL. THINK. THANKS VERY IN THERE WAS THERE WAS A GOOD COMMENT. I THINK IT'S VERY TIMELY. UM WE KEEP HEARING THAT, UM, PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC WAY. HOPEFULLY HE'S GOING TO BE COMPLETED NEXT YEAR. YEAH PROFESSOR PARAGUAY WOULD ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE TYPICAL FROM, UM FROM AND WE WERE AND THEN BE ABLE TO DRIVE THROUGH THE ALL THE WAY UP TO COLUMBUS EVER KNEW THE ONLY CONCERN? OF COURSE THERE IS THAT IT PARTIALLY DOES GO THROUGH A RESIDENTIAL AREA. THAT'S ALWAYS A CONCERN. A WHEN I WAS OUT THERE CAMPAIGNING, I DID SEE YOU SAYING, YEAH, A DISABLED CHILD. AND SO THAT AGAIN MAKES IT MAKES THAT DECISION AND THAT THAT OPPORTUNITY OF HAVING A LITTLE BIT HARDER, SO I'M I'M EXACTLY WHERE YOU ARE SITTING ON THE FENCE. BEING CONCERNED WITH THAT MANY MORE CARS I HOPE ON EAST WAS GOING WEST ON EAST FIFTH STREET WAS NUMBER SEVEN WHEN I HAD TO WAIT FOR SOMEBODY TO MAKE A LEFT HAND TURN TO GO INTO THE ROAD BY THE TIME I GOT THERE. THEY WERE CAUSE FROM FOR FACE STREET ALL THE WAY BACK UP TO 68 AGAIN. WE ALSO DO HAVE THE PAIN POINT. TO CONSIDER, AND HOPEFULLY SOME OF THAT, BUT THAT'S FOR THE TIME BEING NOT POLITICAL CARD BEFORE THE HORSE AND LET'S SEE HOW THE TEPIC FLOW IS GOING TO BE GIVEN TWO YEARS THAT LENGTH IS NOT GOING ANYWHERE. AND JUST GIVE IT TIME AND SPACE SO THAT WE, AS A CITY CAN PROVE THAT WE CAN GET A HANDLE ON THINGS INSTEAD OF COMING BACK FOR FIVE YEARS. AND THEN HAVING TO SPEND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS MITIGATING THE PROBLEMS . SO UM, THAT'S UNDER SERIOUS NOTE ON THE FUN NOTE TODAY, DONALD HAD MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH A NUMBER OF HOME SCHOOLERS. YEAH UM, WE HAD ANYWHERE FROM THINK. AGE 9 TO 17. THAT WAS SOME OF THE OLDEST. WE HAD ABOUT 12 OR 13 TO CITY HALL STATION, AND THEY WERE VERY ENGAGING AND INTERESTING QUESTIONS AGAIN. THOSE ARE HOMESCHOOLERS SO THEY MAY NOT ALWAYS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITIES. TO GO OUT, BUT IT WAS FUN TO WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE. YOUNG PEOPLE GIVE THEM OPPORTUNITIES. TELL THEM THAT THE OPPORTUNITIES TO MAYBE WORK FOR THE CITY WE TALKED ABOUT INTERNSHIPS AND ALL OF THAT, SO IT WAS AN AFTERNOON. I THINK VERY WELL SPENT. AND I HOPE THAT THE YOUNG FOLKS DID GET SOMETHING OUT OF IT. SO UM, ON THE OTHER HAND GRADUATION WAS YESTERDAY. YEP THEY GOT THEY DID GET A READOUT. ON SATURDAY. MY GRANDDAUGHTER IS GOING TO GET TO WAIT ON WEDNESDAY FROM KINDERGARTEN AS YOU GET OLDER. THAT'S THE TYPE OF THING THAT YOU LOOK FORWARD TO. YEAH HOWEVER, AND BY THE WAY, THE ACCOMMODATION THAT WAS GIVEN TO MISS MOSUL, HER SON HAPPENS TO BE IN THE SAME CLASS AS MY GRANDDAUGHTER. IS SO I HAD THE GOOD FORTUNE OF MEDIA BEFORE. BUT WITH WITH THAT IN MIND, I DO URGE CITIZENS TO BE CAREFUL.SUMMERS OUT GETS ARE GOING TO BE ON THE BASIC AWHILE AND HOPE EVERYBODY HAS A SAVED SUMMER.
YEAH, WELL, THE ENJOY LIVING IN MARYSVILLE. SO THOSE WERE MY COMMENTS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
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HANK. INTERESTINGLY GRADUATION KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION KIND OF A NEWER THING. I DON'T THINK G JR OR MYSELF, EITHER. ONE GRADUATED KINDERGARTEN. NO SO I DON'T KNOW. I MIGHT HAVE YEAH.NOT A CEREMONY ANYWAY. YEAH. WE WENT TO, UM JUST TO KIND OF IN RESPONSE A LITTLE BIT.
UNFORTUNATELY CITIZENS DON'T SHOW UP UNLESS THEY'RE IN OPPOSITION TO SOMETHING. YEAH I GUARANTEE YOU, EVERYBODY THAT WAS HERE BECAUSE THEY WEREN'T ALL FOR THE LAST ONE. UH SOME OF THOSE WERE ACTUALLY THE PROPERTY INTO 45. PEOPLE DON'T COME UNLESS THEY'RE IN OPPOSITION TO IT. UM, THE MILLION DOLLAR HOMES. DAVE HOW MANY HOUSES IN MARYSVILLE WERE LISTED FOR A MILLION DOLLARS RIGHT NOW? ZERO HOW MANY OF YOU EVER SOLD IN MARYSVILLE ZERO. THE HIGHEST IS PROBABLY 7. 45 THAT, UM, THE I THINK IT WAS THE STOVER'S HORSE FARM OUT ON BURGER ROAD. THEY SOLD IT LIKE TWO OR THREE YEARS AGO FOR 6 30 THAT THAT FAMILY JUST FLIPPED IT FOR 7 40. SO. I DON'T KNOW IF YOU REALIZE THAT WHEN YOU BUY A HOUSE, YOU DON'T WANT TO BE THE HIGHEST ON THE LOT. UM YOU KNOW, THERE'S NOT A SINGLE MILLION DOLLAR HOME IN GREEN PASTURES. ONE OF THE NICER HOUSING ADDITIONS OUT ON BURGER ROAD, THE OAKS VERY NICE HOUSE. IN ADDITION, WATER MEADOW WE DON'T HAVE A SINGLE MILLION DOLLAR HOMES. SO TO THINK THAT A DEVELOPER IS GOING TO COME IN AND BUILD MILLION DOLLAR HOMES. ISN'T PROBABLY GOING TO HAPPEN IN MARYSVILLE, OHIO. WE DON'T HAVE THE WORKFORCE. JOBS THAT CAN AFFORD MILLION DOLLAR HOMES AND THEN A COUPLE OF WEEKS LATER, I HEAR FROM OTHER MEMBERS THAT WE NEED AFFORDABLE HOUSING. WELL ARE WE GONNA MARKET $2 MILLION HOMES? ARE WE GOING TO MARKET AFFORDABLE HOMES? LET'S LET'S TAKE A STAND AND LET'S GO FOR ONE. WE CAN'T DO BOTH. YOU CAN'T DO BOTH, UM UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHT WAS AWESOME. IT WAS A LOT OF FUN. THE ALLEY PROJECT I HAD A CHANCE TO WALK OVER THERE A COUPLE TIMES LAST WEEK. GREAT JOB LOOKING PHENOMENAL. THANK YOU FOR WORKING WITH THE BUSINESS OVER THERE TO RECTIFY ANY ISSUES THEY MAY HAVE HAD GETTING IN AND OUT, AND IT'S NOT COMPLETED YET. YEAH WORK TO DO SO, YEAH, NO, IT'S COMING ALONG GREAT. MEMORIAL DAY'S COMING UP . UM YOU KNOW, THAT IS THE DAY THAT WE HONOR THOSE THAT FOUGHT AND DIDN'T COME HOME. SO PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU PAY YOUR TRIBUTES. TO THOSE THAT PROVIDED THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE FOR US TO BE ABLE TO SET UP HERE AND HAVE OPEN DIALOGUE AND DISCUSSIONS AND DISAGREE. SOMETIMES IT'S THAT'S AMERICA. IT'S THE WAY IT WORKS. AND YOU KNOW, WE'VE GOT A VETERAN RIGHT HERE HIMSELF. SO THANK YOU FOR ALL OF ALL THE SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN AND ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT PAID THE DEEPEST PRICE. THAT'S IT, JR.
DONALD. I JUST I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT YOU KNOW, AS SOMEBODY WHO RAN FOR CITY COUNCIL, I BELIEVE IN VISION AND HARD WORK AND DEDICATION, AND THERE'S NO REASON WHY THIS COMMUNITY DOESN'T HAVE $1 MILLION HOUSES IN IT. THE REASON WHY WE DON'T HAVE $1 MILLION HOUSES IN IT IS BECAUSE WE'VE NEVER STRIVED FOR ANYTHING BETTER THAN WHAT WE ARE RIGHT NOW. TO BRING IN $1 MILLION HOUSES TO BRING IN RESIDENTS WHO WANT TO LIVE AND THOSE KIND OF LIFESTYLES YOU HAVE TO INVEST IN COMMUNITY APPEARANCE. YOU CAN'T LET BUILDINGS FALL INTO DISARRAY, AND THEN THEY COME TO EVERY BOARD AND JUST ASK FOR EVERY HOME TO BE DEMOLISHED. YOU HAVE TO BUILD JOBS THAT PROVIDE THAT WORKFORCE. DEMOLISHING HOUSES FOR SHERMAN WILLIAMS ISN'T GOING TO BRING IN THE CLIENT TELL YOU WANT YOU GOT TO INVEST IN YOUR SCHOOLS. THAT MEANS YOU CAN'T GET RID OF LATIN. AND EXPECT PEOPLE WHO HAVE A HIGHER CALIBER TO MOVE TO MARYSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS, BECAUSE IF YOU'RE INVESTING THAT KIND OF MONEY, YOU PROBABLY WANT YOUR KIDS TO GO TO HARVARD OR YALE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. YOU KNOW, IN THE FIFTIES AND SIXTIES, MARRIAGE WILL DID HAVE, UM MORE PHDS AND MASTER'S DEGREES LIVING IN THIS COMMUNITY THAN IT DOES NOW. AND THAT'S BECAUSE IT'S NOT ONLY OUR FAULTS BUT FAULTS OF COUNCILS IN THE PAST. WE GROW ACCUSTOMED TO HOW THINGS ARE AND WHEN AND SEND WHAT WE DEEM IS ACCESSIBLE. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS LIKE WHAT I'VE ALWAYS SAID. MARYSVILLE CANNOT BE THE STEP CHILD TO DUBLIN OR JEROME.
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BECAUSE THE REALITY IS YOU CAN BUILD MILLION DOLLAR HOUSES AND BE AFFORDABLE. THE ISSUE IS WITH MARYSVILLE IS THAT WE ARE BUILDING AND BUILDING AND BUILDING. AND YOU CANNOT BUILD AND BUILD AND BUILD AND BUILD AND THEN HAVE A SOCIETY THAT DEMANDS MORE AND MORE SERVICES AND THEN CATER TO AN INCOME LEVEL THAT'S NEVER GOING TO BE ABLE TO PAY FOR THOSE SERVICES IN THE FUTURE. THOSE WERE THE REASONS WHY I RAN. THOSE ARE MY CONCERNS ABOUT THIS COMMUNITY AND GROWTH FOR THE SAKE OF GROWTH TO SAY THAT WE'RE GOING TO GET THERE EVENTUALLY IS A CANCER CELL, SO YOU HAVE TO HAVE VISION AND THAT'S SOMETHING THAT WE LACK. THE ONE THING AND THE OTHER THING I WOULD MENTION IS I HAD A LITTLE SPEECH PREPARED FOR HISTORICAL PRESERVATION MONTH, BUT SINCE IT'S GETTING LATE. I'M NOT GONNA DO IT, BUT IT GOES ALONG WITH PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING THAT WE'VE TALKED ABOUT. THIS RIGHT HERE IS JUST ONE LIST. THERE'S 100 AND 96 STRUCTURES RIGHT HERE BACK IN 1976. IT COULD HAVE BEEN ON THE NATIONAL REGISTRY OF HISTORICAL PRICES. THESE LISTS DO EXIST. THE PROBLEM IS, IT'S COUNCIL'S ABILITY. THIS ADMINISTRATION'S ABILITY TO HOW ARE WE GOING TO ENFORCE TO PROTECT THESE STRUCTURES? THE DRIVING TOUR WAS ESTABLISHED THROUGH TEAM MARY'S, OH, MYSELF, BOB PARROT IN DIFFERENT ONES. THIS COUNCIL RECEIVED IT. THERE'S OVER 80 STRUCTURES. THAT SHOULD BE PRESERVED AND PROTECTED. FOR AN EXAMPLE. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE THE LIGGETT BUILDING BUILT IN 18 96, MOST ICONIC ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC STRUCTURES AND IN THE UPTOWN WITH THE ORIGINAL WINDOWS SINCE 18 96. THAT BUILDING SINCE DOROTHY PLANNED TO SODA THE TRIM ON THAT BUILDING HAS NEVER BEEN PAINTED ON THE SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR. NOW IN OUR CODE AT PACIFIC, LEE SAYS, YOU CAN'T HAVE TRIPPING PAINT, BUT NO ONE'S OUT ENFORCING IT. SO EVERY DAY THERE'S WINDOWS ARE ROTTING. IN THE ORIGINAL WOOD IS ROTTING AND THE ORIGINAL HISTORICAL INTEGRITY OF THOSE BUILDINGS ARE FALLING APART. SO WHAT'S SO I WANT TO ASK YOU ABOUT PROPERTY MAINTENANCE. YOU'RE WORTH SPENDING RIGHT NOW. $389,000 SINCE WE STARTED THE FACADE IMPROVEMENT GRANT TO CLEAN UP THE UPTOWN WHAT'S MORE EXPENSIVE $100 CAN OF PAINT BY CODE ENFORCEMENT OR $2000 WINDOW THAT WE AS A TAXPAYER HAVE TO SPEND TO HELP WITH THAT PROPERTY OWNER. I SAY 100 $100 CAN OF PAINT. THESE ISSUES ARE ISSUES THAT WE ARE WE ARE ABLE TO FIX WE CAN FIX. WE JUST GOT TO HAVE THE RIGHT PEOPLE WITH THE RIGHT IDEAS COMING IN AND MAKING THINGS HAPPEN. SO THOSE WERE JUST MY CONCERNS, AND I APPRECIATE ALL THE WORK THAT EVERYBODY DOES FOR THIS COMMUNITY. BECAUSE IF WE WEREN'T A GREAT COMMUNITY, PEOPLE WOULDN'T BE MOVING HERE. BUT THE ONE THING I WANTED TO LEAVE YOU WAS THIS. THE QUESTION IS, WHO IS YOUR CITY? PROTECTING PROPERTY RIGHTS ARE ARE MEANT TO PROTECT INVESTMENT, NOT ENCOURAGE. DECLINE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, DONALD ALLEN. I'LL JUMP ON A LITTLE BIT OF JR'S BANDWAGON THERE WITH REGARD TO MEMORIAL DAY THIS WEEKEND. IT IS ABOUT THE DISEASE. IT IS THOSE WHO GAVE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE. UM, VISIT THE CEMETERY. ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTY. AH! UM, LOOK FOR THEM. AT THE ON THE BACK OF THE MONUMENT AT THE COURTHOUSE IS TO THE BEST OF THE COUNTY'S KNOWLEDGE, ALL ALL THOSE WHO HAVE SACRIFICED THEM ALL WARS FROM UNION COUNTY. SO VISIT THE MONUMENT. TAKE A LOOK AT THAT. IT'S REALLY TOUCHING WHEN YOU SEE THAT, BUT AT THE SAME TIME, DON'T FORGET WE HAVE WARRIORS OVERSEAS. AN ACTIVE DUTY RIGHT NOW AND VETERANS. AND WHILE IT'S NOT THEIR DAY, LET'S REMEMBER THEM ALSO. THAT'S IT. ACCOUNT.CAN I SAY ONE MORE THING REAL QUICK. CHIEF THE LOGAN COUNTY UM ON OUR FLIGHT. WENT UP 33 LAST WEEK AND OUR FIREFIGHTERS TOOK THE LADDER OUT AND HUNG AN AMERICAN FLAG. OVER 33. I'VE FAILED TO MENTION IT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HONORING THEM AS THEY TRAVELED THROUGH OUR COUNTY. THAT'S A BIG. YEAH. THANKS FOR MENTIONING THAT I HAD SOMEONE WHO WAS ON THAT TRIP THAT I MENTIONED IT TO ME, AND THEY WERE VERY APPRECIATIVE. OF THE EFFORTS THERE. YOU'RE NOT.
THIS IS AN INTERESTING MEETINGS. YOU KNOW, ALAN, SOMETHING YOU SAID EARLIER TONIGHT. I CAN'T CHECK A LITTLE LITTLE BIT WHEN WE TABLED ONE OF THE ITEMS AND YOU MENTIONED KICKING THE CAN
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DOWN THE ROAD. I CHUCKLED BECAUSE WHEN ALL THE LAND WAS ANNEXED GOING OUT TOWARDS SCOTS.WE HAD TO ZONE THAT PROPERTY. 2025 YEARS AGO WHEN THAT WAS DONE. AND WE HAD A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN THAT TALKED ABOUT WHAT THE PLANE USE OF THAT AREA WAS AND OUR CITY MANAGER AT THE TIME INSTEAD OF ADDRESSING IT, THEN HIS APPROACH WAS. KICK THE CAN DOWN THE ROAD. HE BASICALLY SAID . IF IT'S ZONED AGRICULTURE, WE'RE GONNA LEAVE IT AGRICULTURAL AND I STILL REMEMBER THIS DAY WHAT HE SAID. WE'RE GOING TO SEE WHAT DEVELOPS. THEY JUST THEY JUST BURNS ME BECAUSE THAT'S NOT PLANNING. YOU KNOW WE DIDN'T USED TO PLAN AND NOW NOW WE DO IF WE ANNEX A PROPERTY, WE'RE GOING TO ZONE IT. AT THE TIME. BACK THEN WE KICKED THE CAN DOWN THE ROAD, AND HERE WE ARE. NOW GOING THROUGH A PROCESS WERE THE CAN GOT KICKED DOWN THE ROAD AND WE'RE HAVING TO DEAL WITH IT NOW, SO IT'S FRUSTRATING, AND I APPRECIATE THE WORK NOW THAT THE CITY STAFF DOES THE FORESIGHT. TO PROPERLY ZONING THE PROPERTIES WHEN THEY COME IN BECAUSE A PROPERTY ZONED AGRICULTURAL WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. THAT'S NOT THE LONG TERM PLAN. YOU KNOW, IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A FARM SURROUNDED BY HOUSES. YOU KNOW THAT'S NOT A LONG TERM BIBLE PLANE IT WAS ANNEXED. AND IT WAS THE PLANE WAS RESIDENTIAL JUST IT'S DISAPPOINTING. WE DIDN'T TACKLE THEN, AND WE'VE LEARNED OUR LESSON AND MOVING FORWARD. WE'RE DOING IT THE RIGHT WAY. SO THAT'S GOOD. I JUST CHUCKLED WHEN YOU SAID THAT, BECAUSE IT WAS A DIFFERENT TIME. WE'RE DEALING WITH THAT RIGHT NOW AND THEN AND THEN, DONALD YOU TALKED ABOUT WE GROW AND GROW AND GROW. AND YOU SAY THAT AND I SEE MAC OVER THERE WRITING, BUT YOU KNOW THAT THAT BOTHERS ME BECAUSE WE GREW ABOUT 15% OVER 10 YEARS WE GREW LESS THAN 1.5% PER YEAR OVER A 10 YEAR PERIOD. THERE IS NOT GROW GREAT DRINK, YOU KNOW, AIR QUOTES GROW, GROW GROW. DID YOU GET THAT? MAC SO THAT'S NOT GROWTH FOR THE SAKE OF GROWTH. WE SAW THE POPULATION OF RESIDENTS WHO ARE AGED 65 OLDER. GO FROM 2200 TO 3800. THAT WAS FROM HANK. HANK GAVE US THOSE STATISTICS. SO IF YOU HAVE. A ALMOST DOUBLING OF YOUR POPULATION THAT'S NOT PAYING INCOME TAX. RETIREES. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO PAY FOR THE SERVICES IN THE CITY? EXCEPT THROUGH REASONABLE PLANNED, STEADY GROWTH TO OFFSET THAT THE ALTERNATIVE IS TO RAISE TAXES AND NOBODY UP HERE IS WANTING TO RAISE TAXES RIGHT NOW, SO AS LONG AS IT'S DONE IN A REASONABLE MANNER, AS LONG AS WE'RE DOING IT THOUGHTFULLY AS LONG AS WE'RE ADDRESSING THE PROBLEMS LIKE I THINK WE'VE DONE HERE RECENTLY. YOU KNOW GROWTH. WE'RE NOT GROWING FOR THE SAKE OF GROWING. WE'RE GROWING SO WE DON'T AGE OUT, YOU KNOW AND NOT BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE SERVICES . SO YOU KNOW THERE'S A REASON UM WHY COMMUNITIES WHO DON'T GROW DIE. AND YOU KNOW, WE DON'T WANT TO BE ON THE WRONG END OF THAT. WE ALSO DON'T WANT TO BE IN THE SITUATION. WE'RE GROWING 10% A YEAR. YOU KNOW, IT'S GOT TO BE THAT BALANCE, SO I JUST DON'T LIKE AND MAYBE DOESN'T MEAN IT. BUT WHEN YOU SAY GROW, GROW GROW, AND IT GETS REPORTED IN THE PAPER, THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE BELIEVE. AND WE DID NOT GROW GROW GROW WHEN IT WAS LESS THAN 1.5% PER YEAR. WHEN YOU COMPOUND IT, SO IT'S A VERY SLOW AND STEADY GROWTH. BUT. I JUST, YOU KNOW, I JUST WANT TO SAY UM, ON A MORE PERSONAL NOTE, YOU KNOW, I'M REALLY EXCITED, UM, TO SEE HOW THINGS ARE GOING THIS YEAR WITH OUR UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHT WITH ALL THE EXCITEMENT THAT IT'S GOING ON THE CITY RIGHT NOW , WHEN I WHEN I DROVE UPTOWN FOR THE EVENT I COULD NOT BELIEVE THE STREETS. NOT JUST THE PAVILION. THE STREETS WERE PACKED WITH PEDESTRIANS AND PEOPLE GOING TO BUSINESSES AND WALKING AROUND AND IT WAS GREAT. AND YOU KNOW, I'M EXCITED THAT I THINK YOU KNOW. AFTER A COUPLE
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OF ROUGH YEARS WITH THE PANDEMIC THAT YOU KNOW THINGS ARE FINALLY YOU KNOW, TURNING THE CORNER AND WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A GREAT SUMMER. WE'VE GOT A LOT OF GREAT ACTIVITIES PLANNED. YOU KNOW THE TOUCH OF TRUCK AND YOU KNOW EVERYTHING GOING ON THE EVENTS AND, UH AND, UH, OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CITY, SO I'M EXCITED SUMMERS HERE MEMORIAL DAY. KICKS OFF SUMMER THIS WEEKEND. LET'S GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY IT. YEAH, LET'S GO SWIMMING. NOW. WE DO HAVE A REQUEST FOR AN[Executive Session]
EXECUTIVE SESSION. IS THAT DO YOU WANT TO TOUCH ON THAT JUST LISTED. UM. I'LL MAKE A MOTION TO ADJOURN INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION THAT CONSIDERING NEGOTIATION STRATEGY FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT WITH I A F F LOCAL 3032. OKAY. ROLL CALL. YES MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES, MR SEYMOUR. MR BERGER. SIX? YES.* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.