Documenters: Streetsboro City Council meeting for May 12, 2025

Streetsboro City Council Regular and Committee Meetings
Monday, May 12, 2025 7 p.m.
Streetsboro City Building Office
555 Frost Rd.
Streetsboro, OH

Attendance: Council Members Marianne Glenn, Anthony Lombardo, Jen Wagner, Lisa McDaniel, Justin Ring, Steve Michniak, Jon Hannan

Tricia Wain – Chief of Police

Robert A. Reinholz – Fire Chief

Patrick O’Malia – Economic Development Director

John Cieszkowski Jr. – Planning Director

Justin Czekaj – City Engineer

David Nott – Law Director

Glenn Broska – Mayor

Shawna Lockhart-Reese – HR Manager

Matt Miller – Finance Director

Bill Miller Jr. – Service Director

Caroline Kremer – Clerk of Council

Summary

Ordinances were passed to approve several major purchases, including three new 2025 Dodge Durangos for the Streetsboro Police Department, as well as the purchase, training, housing and supplies for the police department’s new K-9. Insurance will reimburse the department for these costs due to the loss of the previous K-9. 

Funds were also approved to install new lifts for the service department.

The Shady Lake subdivision was amended to pave the way for a proposed Chick-fil-A.

Rules surrounding the city parks were updated to allow officials to issue tickets to those who knowingly break rules. When the new splash pad opens, it will also be a ticketable offense to knowingly allow a child under the age of 15 to be there without adult supervision. The city hopes to have the splash pad open to the public by Memorial Day.

Council members welcomed back Clerk of Council Caroline Kremer, who has returned from medical leave. They also thanked Bridget Pavlick for filling in for Kremer during that time.

The Finance Committee and Regular Council Meeting will be held next Monday, May 19. City Hall will be closed on Memorial Day. 

Documenter’s Notes

Safety Committee Meeting

Chief of Police Tricia Wain presented several purchase ordinances that were all approved to be added to the regular council meeting agenda for a vote. The department requested approval to purchase and upfit three new police cruisers, 2025 Dodge Durangos, for a total of $196,972.78. This expense was planned in the 2025 budget. Wain also requested approval for funding to train, house and purchase miscellaneous supplies for a new K-9 unit to replace the one that recently passed away. The total expenses will come to $20,000, but this amount will be reimbursed by the department’s insurance due to the loss of the previous dog. Services for the new K-9 will be provided by Shallow Creek Kennels. 

Service Committee Meeting

An ordinance to amend building permit fees was removed from the agenda. Planning Director John Cieszkowski Jr. discussed amendments to the Shady Lake development plan to accommodate a proposed Chick-fil-A on state Route 14. The city revised the IDP map and will work with the possible restaurant owners to update the deed restrictions so that the project can move forward to be approved and later issued a zoning certificate. An ordinance to amend the development plan was approved to be added to the council agenda.

Service Director Bill Miller Jr. explained that the city needs to spend $38,980 for the removal of the existing lifts and installation of two new lifts for the service department. The request was approved to be added to the full council agenda. 

Law Director David Nott presented new legislation that would allow the city to enforce rules and handle misconduct at the city parks, especially the upcoming splash pad facility. After changes proposed by Councilman Steve Michniak and Mayor Glenn Broska, the final ordinance stated that people shall not knowingly conduct themselves in a way that breaks park rules and parents shall not knowingly permit children under the age of 15 years old to be unsupervised at the new splash pad facility. This is due to concerns about property damage and the children’s safety. The ordinance was approved to be added to the full council agenda. 

City Engineer Justin Czekaj updated council that Campbell Lane is almost ready to be dedicated to the Hannum Crossing subdivision. This item was moved to the full council agenda. 

HR Manager Shawna Lockhart-Reese presented the list of annual parks and recreation vendors for approval. This item was moved to the full council agenda.

Regular Council Meeting 

The minutes were approved for the April 28 meeting. 

Fire Chief Robert A. Reinholz explained that the department was currently finishing up inspections and house cleaning, and that the new engine is now in service. The department is also currently interviewing candidates to replace an employee who is retiring after over 20 years. Reinholz added that he and the mayor were going to the elementary school to read to students.

Wain reiterated her excitement about the department’s new K-9 that will be arriving soon. She was particularly impressed by his temperament and said she is confident he will be an ideal dog for interacting with the community because of his patience with people touching and approaching him. She also said the department is hoping to replace their second dog at the end of 2025. 

Finance Director Matt Miller said he is working on the 2026 revenue tax budget and will have more information to present at the next council meeting. A new intern, who grew up in Streetsboro and just finished his freshman year at Ohio University, will be working in the department this summer. Matt Miller welcomed back Clerk of Council Caroline Kremer and commended Bridget Pavlick for filling in during Kremer’s leave. 

Service Director Bill Miller Jr. provided some updates. The department is finishing up several road repairs, and Ferguson Road should be completed during the week after Memorial Day. 

Czekaj said that work on the new splash pad is nearly complete, and he hopes it will be ready for the public by Memorial Day.

Ordinances were passed to do the following:

• Purchase three 2025 Dodge Durangos for the police department for $196,972.78
• For $20,000, purchase a new K-9 and pay for housing, training and supplies from Shallow Creek Kennels
• Approve an amendment to the Shady Lake subdivision to expedite the proposed development of a Chick-fil-A
• Purchase and install two lifts in the service garage from Automotive and Industrial Solutions for up to $42,000
• Amend rules for conduct at city parks and recreation facilities to allow ticketing of offenders who knowingly break rules and prohibit parents and guardians from knowingly allowing children under the age of 15 to be at the splash pad without adult supervision. This will go into effect when the splash pad at the city center opens
• Accept the dedication of Campbell Lane for public use
• Authorize the Parks and Recreation Department’s annual vendor list for materials and supplies

Mayor’s Report

Broska said that Monday, May 19, the new director of Parks and Recreation will be at the City Council meeting. 

Work on city hall is moving along at a good pace. The inner interior walls have been put up; brick is going up in some areas. He expects the project to be finished around late December or early January.

Council Member Comments

All members of council welcomed Kremer back from medical leave and expressed their gratitude to Pavlik for filling in for her. 

Councilman Anthony Lombardo also congratulated the Streetsboro Police Department on their new K-9. Jon Hannan added that he will also be reading to elementary students and announced he got engaged to his girlfriend.

Announcements

The Finance Committee and Regular Council Meeting will be held next Monday, May 19. City Hall will be closed on Memorial Day.

Transcript

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Speaker 1 00:00
Daniel, present Heavenly Father, thank you for this opportunity tonight to

00:14
govern us against your thank you for all the blessings you have given us. Please guide us tonight. Give us us. Please

Speaker 2 00:30
guide us tonight. Give us wisdom, help us to be honest in all that we do is in Jesus, Name I pray and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible with

00:39
liberty and justice for all the April,

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14, 2025

00:51
make a motion to accept second

00:54
All in favor. Any opposed hearing.

Speaker 3 01:02
None is hearing? None minutes are accepted. Viable business. There is none six new business, T 7766,

Speaker 4 01:20
purchase and other just getting us that understanding. Rotation, looking at any new drivers, 972, 71

Speaker 5 01:40
okay, no further questions or discussion. I’ll make a motion

Speaker 3 01:48
to move this to tonight’s full council. Second All in favor. Aye, any opposed? Okay, now on the district tonight, full council, dt, 76, seven, purchase new canine, dog housing, training and supplies to thanks

02:02
to

Speaker 4 02:04
Ben Miller, we find that our insurance is going to replace Our last candidate. So in the interest of introductions, this is k9 voting. We expect that out. He is going to start training about three weeks, and we will have him at the end of July. Budget thing. But Shall we house is where we’re going to get where you from, he is 17,000 with his training that’s also covers room and board, or, excuse

02:52
me, it kind of covers Elijah for auction Hall while he’ll be out there, also asking for 1954 per diem and then 1050 supplies specifically for just because, not everything that

Speaker 4 03:12
we have, specifically. But as I said, that Moreover, out on the first we will get it back. So the total for that would be 20,000 coming out of 153 Insurance Ben, hearing.

Speaker 6 03:57
None have to be moved to. Thank none that

04:09
will be moved to tonight’s Council. Second comment, none of the committee motion to adjourn. Second All in favor.

Speaker 7 04:22
We are just

Speaker 8 04:36
say something real quick for the students in the audience. If you guys have any questions, feel free to come up to the microphone. Ask us any questions you guys have. If you haven’t seen the agenda, there’s some printed copies right around the corner here, in between the hallway there, you guys can grab a couple copies of the agenda to see what we’re talking about. Right now we’re in our committee meetings. Let me just, we just thanks. Then our safety committee meeting, where we obviously talked about safety issues like in police cars and canine and now we’re moving into our service meeting, and then we’ll go into our regular council meeting, which is where we will take formal action on those I’d

Speaker 9 05:21
like to call the service committee meeting of Monday, May 12, order presented here number three, disposition of minutes. We have a special service committee work session of June, 17, 2024 special service committee work session of July, 29 2024 and regular service committee meeting of April, 14,

05:53
2025 written

Speaker 9 05:56
person a second except minutes as written, all In favor, any opposed, hearing, none of that have been accepted. Item four, old business, t7, 686, amend building permit is make

06:07
a motion to remove this from the agenda.

Speaker 9 06:11
Person A second to remove this item from the agenda. All in favor, Aye. Any opposed hearing, none the seven has been removed. Item five, new business, a t7, 7686, amendment to Shady Lake subdivision I, E, P for Chick fil A, Mr. Bucha.

Speaker 10 06:29
Thank you. Miss Glenn. Members of Council, what you have before you is various information constituting an amendment to the shady Lake integrated development plan to accommodate a feature Chick fil A drive thru restaurant, as has been the case for the other uses in the same CR District Council medic, approval of the IDP amendment is required Before we can issue a zoning certificate for the proposed restaurant, included in the packet is Planning Commission’s recommendation to approve. There were two conditions of approval. One was a revision to the IDP map, and I can tell you that they have made the necessary revisions to that map, as well as declaration of deed restrictions. As noted in my cover letter, the current deed restrictions are in draft format that will need to be updated to reflect the current replat that they are in the process of completing. I will say that the deed restrictions are very much in line with what was put into place when the aldehyde was constructed, but I will work with the law department and the applicant to ensure that the deed restrictions are where they need to be prior to being recorded, be more than happy to answer any questions that council

08:13
wanted. Thank you. Erica, what was the was the only reason to to

08:23
have this redone, to

08:27
change the language on it,

Speaker 10 08:28
and to remove reference to the deed restrictions or the map, the map because it

Justin Ring 08:33
said it removed Texas Roadhouse and it and then we had to say that it was a proposed and not an existing structure for check for you,

Speaker 10 08:45
kind of had those two flipped, but they showed the Road House. The road houses didn’t make application, so we didn’t think it was proven for them to put on the IDP, on the IDP map, a use that isn’t currently being proposed, and then they showed it as an existing Chick fil A, as opposed to a proposed Chick fil A. So those were the only minor changes to the map, so that if

Speaker 5 09:12
Roadhouse does apply, they’ll have to submit changes to the

Speaker 10 09:16
map, again, that is correct, and then they’ll have to come back for for council approval at that time. Thank

Speaker 5 09:30
you. Any further discussion make a motion to move this to tonight’s full council,

Speaker 9 09:34
first and a second to move this to tonight school council. All in favor, Aye. Any opposed hearing on this item has been moved. Thank you. Item, B, t7, 769, purchase and install tube list in the service garage. Mr. Bill,

Bill Miller 09:51
we’d had our yearly inspection on our two lists that were currently in there, and they did not pass, and the parts are obsolete form. So this is the purchase two. New ones. The actual price of 38 980, that we did get received three quotes. This is under the source well and state pricing. I wanted not to exceed 42 just in case they run into something while they’re installing to come back. But the intention is to stay on the lower end of that.

Speaker 9 10:22
Do this includes the removal of the existing list and then installation within the list. Any further

10:34
discussion? No

Speaker 5 10:36
further discussion. I’ll make a motion to move this to the full

Speaker 9 10:42
council for first and a second to move this to tonight. School Council All in favor, aye, any opposed, and those items I didn’t see. T7 770, enact section five. Oh, 9.12. Misconduct. That missile parts of recreation facilities. Mr. Knott, yes, the

10:59
purpose of this

Speaker 11 11:02
next legislation is to set some minor ground rules about how things will be conducted in splash bed, for example, and city center. The idea, the idea is, it’s just we have some framework for enforcing our rules

Speaker 7 11:18
we’ve known.

Speaker 11 11:29
Enforcement, I have a couple questions. It’s a minor estimator correct. And

11:36
then there’s three triggers that have to be followed, A, B and C, right?

Speaker 11 11:45
Do is there? It’s silent as to the mens rea for those offenses and the defense is silent. The default mode is reckless, is the standard? Have you any thought about what we want that mens rea, to be a mens rea being the mental culpability for the state. So there’s strict liability, which is a stop sign. If you run stop sign, whether you saw it or not you ran a stop sign, was strictly liable. There’s knowingly that requires that knowledge, that you knew, you knew you were doing the conduct. And then there’s reckless it’s more like it should you should have known, or you otherwise should have known. So that often becomes a problem for the Judicial Court prosecutor to prove to the judge and somebody might or misdemeanor, what the person we wrote the ticket for should have known. So my suggestion is that we pick a mentor in and go with it. Most statutes, most criminal statutes, are knowingly. No person shall knowingly do something when, when the statute silent. It’s reckless. It really legalese. It’s not a big deal, but it isn’t once we do the cyber ticket. That’s my first question is, what’s the mens rea and Item c this, this thing applies to all the parks. Is that correct? Yes, okay, I just, I mean, maybe I’m getting old. But it says no. Person being the parent, guardian, custodian, person having custody or control, or person in local parenthesis of a child under 15 years of age. So we’re 14 and under correct with such mental or child with mental or physical disabilities under the age of 21 and then this is the shall cause or permit such child to be present at such facility without adult supervision. That section makes sense to me at the splash pad, which doesn’t make sense to me at city park, at the ball fields, at a lot of the areas down there. I mean, there are. I was a kid a long time ago, but we used to write our BMX, you know, up there. And if I’m 14, I can take care of my own business. I don’t think my parents should have to ride up to the park with me at age 14 and be present with me under supervision just to ride a BMX to go on the monkey bars. Yeah, it’s a city park. I don’t I don’t want to ban kids from city I don’t see bands kids from city park unless they’re, if they’re 14 or under, unless they’re I don’t support that. I do support it at the splash pad. I think that makes sense at the splash pad. You don’t want a bunch of kids in a water facility where anything can happen, break stuff alone or up there breaking the rules. But at City Park, do we want to ban kids 14 and under, without a parent there? What about, you know, you decide you’re going to go up and, you know, you take your kids. It, but then my kid wants to meet you, but both parents are at work. Mr. Mayor, yes, go

15:07
ahead. Miss flash Park was a

15:13
driving force behind it. I don’t disagree with you. I

Speaker 12 15:17
mean, it is not a common thing. I don’t disagree with you. I mean, it is not uncommon to see 1450 or playing basketball, if it pleases the court. I would, I would not mind amending this to specifically state the splash park. The splash park is flashback, is at the end of COVID because we have a set of rules, but we didn’t have any key and so we decided probably the best way to cover those rules was to put them in order. I don’t and I agree with hearing non competency focused with general kids over there. I don’t know how we could reword that. I mean, the recommendation would be, would be well taken, but to exclude 14 and 15 year old kids, you know, from the Ben X bikes and from the basketball forces, okay, I would be all in favor of finding some way to incorporate these, most of the rules for the flash part, and then excluding the excluding the city. Can

Justin Ring 16:29
we just add undersea instead of sitting at such facility, just specifically, say at the splash park, so that that section only pertains to the splash pad? Yeah, I

Speaker 11 16:41
don’t have a problem with the other rules at City Park. That makes sense. If you know somebody goes up to, Hey, you can’t do

16:49
X or X at the ball fields. They could

Speaker 11 16:50
get ticketed or throw them out. I support that. Yeah. I think you just add to see that it applies to this. No person

17:02
shall cause or permit such a child to be present at this point, leave it in C what about the mens rea? Do we want, knowingly or recklessly? I would suggest knowingly,

Justin Ring 17:19
I would think, certainly is the best option. So no person shall knowingly conduct themselves, no person having been instructed

17:27
by so you’re

Speaker 11 17:28
just no person shall knowingly conduct themselves. No person shall knowing having been instructed by this that makes it clear, and then it puts the murder on the prosecutor. And they call the police officer court if they find it to say No, I, you know, I talked to Miss Johnson, I believe she couldn’t do x inside the Rec Center and pool tables. And they did get those are just my two suggestions. Was a mens rea and then to, I guess, add the splash park as the facility subject to the Ben C

Speaker 5 18:13
I’m gonna do that. I will make a motion to amend Section A to read No person shall knowingly conduct themselves.

Justin Ring 18:24
Amend Section B to read in the last sentence shall knowingly fail or refuse to immediately depart, and Section C, to read in the last sentence, shall knowingly cause or permit such child to be present at splash pad facility without super good I’ll second that

18:55
motion

Speaker 9 18:59
first and A second to make the changes. All in favor, any opposed hearing on this item has been amended. I’ll entertain a motion to move this. To move second person, a second move this to nice full council. All in favor. Any opposed hearing, none. The second item, D, t7, 771, except dedicated three seconds.

Speaker 13 19:29
This subdivision has been going on for a while. They are just about complete waiting on some video inspection, but then they will be good to be dedicated to the city. So we’re going to go three reads on this, and then by that time, it should be

19:45
good further discussion with the motion to move this to tonight’s full council,

Speaker 9 19:54
first and a second, move this to tonight’s full council on mayor, any opposed hearing, none of. Item has been made Chinese, e, t 7772 authorized annual vendor list for Parks and Recreation. Mayor, you speak to this? Do we have anyone to speak about it?

20:17
Yes, please. I’ll

Speaker 14 20:20
speak to that. This is a list of annual vendors that the Parks and Rec Department typically bring to council every year, their same vendors, small amounts in order to get their purchase orders together, to continue their programs

Speaker 5 20:40
with no further discussion. I will make a motion. First

Speaker 9 20:44
and a second tonight, school council All in favor, any opposed and then has been moved. Number six, citizen comments, seeing none. Item seven, announcements, a regular council meeting will immediately follow this meeting second to adjourn. All in favor, any opposed

21:08
hearing, none. We are adjourned. You.

Justin Ring 21:32
Right? I like to call this regular Council meeting on Monday, May 12, 2025 to order Caroline

21:42
Ben. Here,

Justin Ring 21:53
and three disposition of minutes, regular council meeting of April, 28 2025 referee, first and second to accept all in favor, any opposed, hearing, none for citizens comments. Last Chance address for the

22:18
record, Ethan lie

22:21
uh, springside circle.

Speaker 15 22:24
I was just wondering, so is it confirmed that Texas Roadhouse and Chick fil A will be coming or Well,

Justin Ring 22:33
we know Chick fil A is made application. Texas Roadhouse does not meet application yet. So totally, do we all know if they’re

Speaker 12 22:42
Thank you. Thank you. Good job. Ben,

22:47
I want to text the road house too.

Speaker 5 22:55
Alright. Item five reports, communications from department boards and commissions. Chief Reinhold

23:02
may inspections, 2616, last two weeks, open practice, very solid things. It’s been really two weeks, real busy. So

23:20
I spent nearly two weeks go busy and

23:24
myself from there, elementary

23:34
school, a lot of pictures.

Speaker 16 23:39
We had a retirement Friday, one of our part timers 24 years he finally left and system to start the 19th and The process of

Speaker 12 23:59
doing more interviews. Thank you, Chief. What from

24:02
PD, I know I mentioned it before, and

Speaker 4 24:08
I mentioned it before. We’re pretty excited about you. In addition to our kn program, there’s a lot of work with money to determine where we would get the dog from, and going out and trying to tear up the dogs with the officer, because those are very specific relationships that need to be. Need work. And one of the things that that really led us to COVID was he’s he’s actually been in the country for eight days, and the the lead handler said, let’s, let’s show you his teeth. Okay? And she just reached over to the top and bottom part of his jaw and showed us all this gorgeous white canines. And he couldn’t care less. And that is actually the kind of mentality of. Supplement that we really want. I want a dog that’s come in here and budget. How do we get it out in the community? It has been a labor of love to get that program going. And I can’t help I can’t say enough. Thanks to that for getting us taken care of. Documented.

25:40
I was gonna ask

Matt Miller 25:48
Mr. We are working on the 2026 revenue tax budget, which will be coming up in the next council meeting. We’re finalizing that in finance. And today we started our summer internship in finance, and we actually, for the first time, we’ve actually gotten kidney. Grew up in Streetsboro, so that was kind of nice. Why we wanted to start the program to help out. He’s in his first year at Ohio University, so he’s already done with that, so that was pretty exciting. So he’ll be with us for the summer, and I wanted to welcome Caroline back. I know she’s really been fighting so nice to have her back up there, and then I can’t back there in the corner, but I was thinking about bridge, and it’s just, I wish every city had a Bridget we try and keep up with her on commissions and different positions. We went to the payroll system, I probably could list multiple areas that she is helped out with. And it’s nice when you can have somebody like that to fill in for as long as she’s filled in. So just wanted to give her a shout out. That’s all. Thank you,

27:05
Mr. Bill Miller,

Bill Miller 27:08
we’re finishing up prepared this week Thursday that is ready for the chip seal program and Ferguson road should be done a week after Memorial Day. Other than that, we’re trying to catch up on patching right

27:24
now. Thank you. We

Speaker 13 27:26
are currently out to bid for that project. I don’t know what the bid opening is, but soon, and then the splash pad, we got our final pieces, so we should be firing that up here next week or so, hopefully

27:41
be ready about Memorial Day. I

27:47
home. I have I have nothing to report at this point.

27:55
Thank you. Thank you, Patrick,

Speaker 8 27:58
I sent this group a very detailed, long winded report, as is my custom, feel free to question. Give me any questions. Thank

28:07
you, John. Anything from an HR? No, I have nothing. Was there not anything from Law. Move on to item six, introduction of legislation contain a statement of emergency.

Speaker 9 28:26
I’ll make a motion to suspend the rules for t7 766, t7 767, t7 768, t7 769, and t7 770,

Justin Ring 28:39
second, we’re first and a second to suspend the rules of three readings for the said key numbers. Caroline, please call my role. Ms.

28:51
Ben, yes. Mr.

Speaker 1 28:52
Michigan, yes. Mr. McGann, yes. Miss Ben, Mr. O’Hara,

28:58
yes. Mr. Han Yes. Mr. Ray,

Justin Ring 29:00
yes. They are suspended. Alright. First item, t7, 766, purchase and uplift, three new police cruisers authorizing mayor to enter into

Speaker 1 29:13
contracts without competitive bidding, with Greek press relief, dodge Hall, public safety, Dell and land sign and lighting and perfect expression sink for the purchase of putting a vehicle graphics of three new $2,025 durangos for use by the police department for a total amount not to exceed $196,972.78 and regarding emergency in order to accept time sensitive proposals, motion to

29:45
announce second, first and second to adopt.

29:56
Yes. Mr. Rishi, yes. Mr. McGann, Mr.

Speaker 5 30:01
Yes. T7, 766, now we come to ordinance 2025, dash, 55

Justin Ring 30:13
next item. T7, 767, purchase, new key nine, dog housing, training and supplies. Carolina, shallow

Speaker 1 30:21
Creek panels for the purchase of the new canine, dog housing, training and supplies for exceeding $20,000 and declaring emergency to prevent any delays in purchasing the canine and starting training, I make a motion to adopt police and second, to

30:40
make a motion, to adopt.

30:43
Motion, second, first. Ms Ben, second, Tony, to adopt. Please call the roll Yes.

30:53
Mr. Lovato, yes. Ms Ben, yes. Mr.

Justin Ring 31:00
Organic, yes. Ms Ben, yes. T7, 767, now becomes ordinance 2020, 556, t7, 7686, amendment associated with subdivision IDP, airline, please read by title ordinance confirming the sixth amendment

Speaker 1 31:22
to the confirming the sixth amendment to the integrated development plan for shady Lake subdivision as approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission, applicable to parent parcel number 35 zero, 34 dash town, 000, 1x 006, and declaring emergency in order to expedite proposed development of a Chick Fil A drive from restaurant on the subjects, Yes. Mr.

Speaker 17 31:50
Hanna, yes.

Speaker 5 32:01
Mr. Daniel, yes, or t7, 768, now becomes ordinance 2025, t7, 769, purchase and install two lists in the service provider Carolina please read by title if

Speaker 1 32:18
ordinance authorizing American contract with automotive investors. For the purchase and installation of two lists for the service department for exceeding 42,000 and declaring an emergency in order to place the list into services call roll.

32:42
Yes,

Justin Ring 32:50
yes. C7, 769, now becomes ordinance 2025, days, 58, next item, t7, 770, an Act Section 50912 misconduct at municipal parks and recreation facilities as amended.

Speaker 1 33:11
This is an ordinance enacting New Section five, oh 9.12, of Part Five, general offenses code of the codified ordinances relating to misconduct in municipal parks and recreation facilities and the current emergency in order for the statute to be an effective on the opening of the splash pad at the

33:29
city center. Motion to

Justin Ring 33:33
adopt legislation, second, first and second to adopt legislation, please vote

33:38
yes

33:42
again. Gannon, yes, Mr. Riggs, yes.

Justin Ring 33:45
T7, 770, point, 2559, moving on, items on first reading, t7, 771, except dedicated streets in ham, crossing, phase 10, your life. Degree by title. I dedication

Speaker 1 34:03
of Campbell lane and again crossing subdivision for public use.

34:11
Next item, T 7772 authorized annual vendor list for Parks and Recreation.

34:16
Can I please read by title and

Speaker 1 34:19
ordinance authorizing the mayor to enter into contracts without competitive meeting with various vendors and persons who make sure that supplies to the Parks and Recreation

Justin Ring 34:30
Department. Item eight. Second meeting, there are none. Third reading, there are none. Item 10, mayor’s report. Thank you, Mr. Ring. Next

Speaker 12 34:35
Monday, the new parks and rec director will be in new press of our director will be in attendance. It’ll be her first day after trying to get time, showing her all around. So she will be here. CIA is moving along at a very good pace. The panels are in there. There’s a lot of the inner interior wall. Goals that have been put up, and they have started putting work up in some locations, so they’re on target. We should be in probably late December, early January. I will not be there next weekend. I told you earlier, take a little sabbatical for a couple days in the football and it was a two it was the cheapest way to do a Sunday on Monday. So that’s why, other

Justin Ring 35:32
than that item 11, president of Council’s comments, I would just like to welcome Caroline back to the meetings. It’s great to have you also thank Bridget for all the work she’s done and put in helping us stay afloat while you were out and continuing to attend to make sure that you’re okay for a while. So thank you very much, Bridget for that, and welcome back. Item 12 council member comments, Miss lunch.

Speaker 9 36:08
I’d like to reiterate, welcome back, Caroline, nice to have you. Miss you. Bridget you did a great job going in from Carolina. Seamless transition. Much appreciated. Thank you very much. Say,

Speaker 11 36:34
glad Caroline came through and Bridget I think Mr. Miller said was right on point here. We’re really lucky. I know when Caroline came to me and we started talking a little bit about Diana and her, her medically, you know, I brought her name up right away. I was like, we should give Bridget a call and see if she’s willing to do that. I’m glad I did, because it’s now you get somebody that has the experiences that you have and the time that was spent just in all the different areas of the city. Thank you so much for agreeing to do the job,

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and we really appreciate it. That’s all

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I have. Thank you.

Speaker 8 37:25
I will echo that obviously. Welcome back, Caroline. It’s great to see you here, Chief. I will be at the elementary school as well reading on Wednesday. I don’t know what your time slot is, but I will be there at 30, be there at like 115 and read to the first grade class. So they sent us an email if anyone was interested in leading kids to be a cool opportunity on Wednesday, I think. And then last, but not least, I shared with city council I Stuart shared with the mayor. I’m not sure if he shared with with the rest of his staff, but actually pretty exciting with me. Last week, I got engaged, so my girlfriend or my fiance and I, we’re going to have an exciting, exciting next year or so. I think we’re going to try for next summer and get married, so that will start the process of planning and wedding. And we’re super excited

Speaker 11 38:22
about nickname. Course, welcome back, Caroline, thanks, Bridget, I’ve been praying for both new for months, and it’s

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been as good

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as it could have been. I think

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so. All Glory to God and by both of you again tonight.

38:40
Thank you, Bridget You did amazing. Thank you, Caroline, glad to see you back and healthy.

38:49
Patrick, I got the package

Speaker 17 38:51
information that you sent that’s got to take like three weeks to type up. Thank you for sending it. It’s very informative,

Speaker 8 38:57
and I like reading those interesting notes. I guess. I also want to congratulate Police Department for the k9 hopefully this will help fill some gaps and help everyone cope from the loss

39:12
of the last k9 so that’s awesome to hear and see. All

Justin Ring 39:19
right. Announcements, there will be a finance committee and regular council meeting next Monday, May 19, 2025 starting at 7pm council chambers. City Hall will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 26

Speaker 5 39:37
2025, second to adjourn All in favor. Aye. Any opposed hearing, none. We are adjourned.