[0:00] Three. I'm going to call the city

[0:01] council meeting to to order. If you

[0:04] could all please rise for a moment of

[0:05] silence.

[0:14] Thank you. If you could turn and face

[0:16] the flag for the pledge of allegiance. I

[0:18] pledge allegiance to the flag of the

[0:20] United States of America and to the

[0:23] republic for which it stands. One nation

[0:26] under God, indivisible, with liberty and

[0:28] justice for all.

[0:30] >> You may be seated.

[0:35] » Clerk, would you call the role of

[0:36] council members, please?

[0:38] >> Layman

[0:39] >> here.

[0:39] >> Kodak

[0:40] >> here.

[0:40] >> Cassidy

[0:41] >> here.

[0:41] >> Baker

[0:42] >> here.

[0:42] >> Grin

[0:43] >> here.

[0:43] >> Mendoza

[0:44] >> here. Kernie

[0:45] >> yes here.

[0:46] >> Everybody's here. Do we have a motion to

[0:48] approve the minutes from the previous

[0:49] meeting?

[0:50] >> So moved.

[0:51] >> Second.

[0:52] >> We have a motion by Mendoza. Second by

[0:53] Baker to approve the minutes of the

[0:55] previous meeting. Clerk, would you call

[0:56] the role, please?

[0:57] >> Layman,

[0:58] >> yes.

[0:59] >> Kodak,

[1:00] >> yes.

[1:00] >> Cassidy,

[1:01] >> yes.

[1:01] >> Baker,

[1:02] >> yes.

[1:02] >> Grin,

[1:03] >> yes.

[1:03] >> Mendoza, [snorts]

[1:04] >> yes.

[1:04] >> Gernzi,

[1:04] >> yes.

[1:05] >> The minutes have been approved. Do you

[1:07] have any communications?

[1:08] >> I have none. Thank you.

[1:10] >> Report of the committee's finance

[1:11] committee.

[1:12] >> And nothing new to report. However, the

[1:13] next meeting will be held on Tuesday,

[1:16] August 18th at 5:30 p.m. in council

[1:19] chambers.

[1:20] >> Great. Thank you. Public affairs

[1:21] committee. The city's website calendar

[1:24] includes the following upcoming events.

[1:26] Wednesday, August 5th, lunch on the lawn

[1:29] from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. at the municipal

[1:31] building, 213 South Maine. Friday,

[1:34] August 7th, Space Cats will perform from

[1:36] 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the alley at 1:15

[1:40] South Maine. Friday, August 7th, family

[1:43] movie night at the Green Space from 8:30

[1:45] to 11:00 p.m. 10:5 East Tiffen.

[1:49] Saturday, August 8th, Fostorious Farmers

[1:51] Market from 9:00 to 1:00 p.m. in

[1:53] downtown. Saturday, August 8th,

[1:56] celebrating arts fundraising event from

[1:58] 1 to 5:00 p.m. at 2:14 South Maine.

[2:04] Wednesday, August 12th, ice cream social

[2:06] and meet the teams at the green space

[2:08] from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. 105 East Tiffen.

[2:12] And Sunday, August 16th, night session

[2:15] big band will perform from 6:30 to 8:30

[2:18] p.m. at Foundation Park. Thank you. That

[2:20] is all.

[2:22] >> Thank you very much. Law and Ordinance

[2:23] Committee.

[2:25] >> Nothing new to report. The law and

[2:26] ordinance committee will meet again on

[2:28] Tuesday, August 18th at 5:15 here in

[2:31] council chambers.

[2:33] >> Thank you very much. Report of officers.

[2:35] Mr. Mayor,

[2:36] >> I have nothing to report. Thank you.

[2:38] >> Thank you. Director of Law,

[2:40] >> thank you. Our levy ballot measure has

[2:43] been submitted to the board of

[2:45] elections. They have then sent it off to

[2:46] the secretary of state. So, we're on our

[2:49] roll with that. Um, now we just have to

[2:51] wait for word back from the secretary of

[2:52] state, but we should be all good to go

[2:54] for the general election.

[2:56] Um, also, as far as the new business,

[3:00] the um EMS

[3:02] legislation that you see, the second

[3:04] piece of new business, we would be

[3:06] asking that that be passed as an

[3:07] emergency tonight just to meet some

[3:09] deadlines. Um, I can't recall the exact

[3:12] deadline, but the fire chief is here and

[3:15] he can answer any questions you guys

[3:17] have as far as the purpose of the

[3:19] legislation or what it is or deadlines

[3:21] or anything like that. That's all I

[3:23] have.

[3:24] >> Thank you very much. Uh, director of

[3:26] finance.

[3:28] >> Thank you, Mr. President. Um, I just

[3:30] have one new uh piece of legislation

[3:32] tonight. It's a then and now for a an

[3:35] invoice that we need to get paid. I'd

[3:38] ask that we wave the three readings on

[3:40] that, please.

[3:43] That's all I have.

[3:46] >> Thank you.

[3:48] >> All right. At this time, we'll move into

[3:49] the public portion and we have Deb Tyson

[3:52] on the docket. For speaking time, we

[3:56] just ask that you limit your comments to

[3:58] 10 minutes or less.

[4:01] >> Well,

[4:03] I'm pretty proud of Fosttory and all the

[4:05] events that we've had this summer.

[4:07] I'm excited about tomorrow night, the

[4:11] school bash. Um,

[4:14] I also am proud of a lot of community

[4:17] members. Uh, I would like to see less

[4:21] negative from the social media part.

[4:26] uh especially since they don't seem to

[4:28] be back here uh showing up because

[4:33] if you have something to say any of you

[4:37] can be approached I've done it uh before

[4:41] we ever get here and

[4:44] if we work together as a community

[4:47] positivity is contagious but so is

[4:50] negativity

[4:52] and I think the positivity

[4:54] produces better results

[4:57] and yeah, I'm very proud of this town.

[5:01] That's all.

[5:02] >> Thank you.

[5:05] >> We also have Renee Vogelong on the

[5:06] docket. Welcome back.

[5:09] And we just ask you to limit your time

[5:11] to 10 minutes or less.

[5:13] >> I will try. Anyhow, Renee Vogelong, 702

[5:17] East High Street.

[5:19] Um, [snorts] first off, I got I got me a

[5:22] little cheat sheet. memory don't go too

[5:24] well now. [snorts] Um, the splice pad, I

[5:28] noticed that when it was first brought

[5:30] up, there was no age limit. It could be

[5:32] anywhere 60, 70 years old, be able to

[5:34] use it. But the stuff they put into it

[5:38] is for now what? 12 recommended 12 and

[5:41] under. [snorts] But you look at

[5:43] Defiance, you look at other other places

[5:46] and they say 12 and under needs to have

[5:48] a parent or guardian in the splash pad

[5:50] with them. Okay. So, we got one that's

[5:54] just for kids. We still haven't and we

[5:56] got a nice park. That's a great park

[5:58] they put up there [snorts] uh for for

[6:00] inclusive, but uh what's what's the

[6:03] teens supposed to do? We still haven't

[6:05] did anything for the teens. Um you know,

[6:09] uh I brought up a while back and got

[6:11] some uh little backlash about the why.

[6:15] Um you know, once or twice a month

[6:17] during the summer, the city come out. It

[6:20] was it would be cheaper for the city to

[6:22] go rent out for the day a couple times a

[6:26] month for the kids to go in there and

[6:29] enjoy a swim, you know? I mean, I

[6:32] understand the the ones that's members

[6:34] might not like it too well on that, but

[6:35] they're still getting paid. They'll

[6:37] still get money through it, you know. I

[6:40] mean, there's got to be something else.

[6:42] Uh maybe we can find a piece of property

[6:45] and put up a little skate park. Uh,

[6:48] cities are doing that. Um, again, all

[6:49] over the place getting skate parks up

[6:51] for the teens. Um, Buckley um courts

[6:56] over there. Uh, I've went by there a

[6:59] couple times and there's kids out there

[7:01] and one day I went by there, he had a

[7:02] push broom. He was sweeping off the

[7:04] area. So, they got a quarter court

[7:07] basketball, not a half court, quarter

[7:10] court basketball for four kids to play

[7:12] basketball at. Sit there and watch. four

[7:14] kids tried to play basketball, I think,

[7:16] you know, what's wrong? That part of

[7:19] that could have been cut out. Leave them

[7:21] have a little at least half court

[7:22] basketball. Um, so

[7:26] but that that's uh and and in in the uh

[7:30] splash pad in the park uh before damages

[7:34] start. What's wrong with putting up a

[7:35] couple cameras just like they got out to

[7:37] the recycle? They don't have to be

[7:40] looked at or reviewed and unless there's

[7:42] a problem, they can go back and see

[7:43] them. That's what they do out there.

[7:45] They don't watch them all the time 24/7.

[7:48] If there's an issue, somebody's dumped

[7:49] something wrong or whatever, they go in,

[7:51] they call down, they get go back on the

[7:54] film and look and see who did it. This

[7:56] could be done there, too. It could be it

[7:58] could

[8:00] stop it before it starts on the damage.

[8:03] The other thing is data centers. They're

[8:05] talking about them over in Hancock

[8:07] County. Now, if they start getting too

[8:09] close to our water systems, which we I

[8:12] guess do Arcadia, I guess Arcadia gets

[8:14] our water. Um, what's that going to do

[8:17] coming backwards? Okay. Um, is there

[8:21] something that can be done brought up?

[8:23] Hey, we're going to put a hold data

[8:25] centers within the the limits uh of of

[8:29] our water systems, you know, uh keep it

[8:32] out of there somehow. [snorts] Another

[8:34] thing is corner of East High and

[8:36] Springville. A couple years ago, I

[8:39] brought pictures in and showed everybody

[8:41] with my car sitting beside the manhole

[8:45] for the water system how high up it was.

[8:48] It wasn't just tire height. It was up

[8:51] quite a bit. It was up to where it was

[8:54] on my uh I had a PT cruise at the time

[8:56] and it was up to the side of the car

[8:59] saying here just not too long ago there

[9:02] was a pickup that went by there. He sat

[9:04] in front of our driveway and changed his

[9:06] right rear tire because he hit it. It's

[9:10] not off the road that far. There's a

[9:11] little bit of grass there. I've gave

[9:13] ideas uh putting up a little guard

[9:16] around it, different things. Um

[9:18] nothing's been done except these. I

[9:21] think there's five of those snow orange

[9:23] snow sticks so you can tell where

[9:26] there's something at. There's five of

[9:28] them around that around it. That don't do anything. Um

[9:34] these door knockers,

[9:36] I'm tired of them. I got a sign at my

[9:38] house and it says, you know, no

[9:42] trespassing, no soliciting.

[9:45] They will still come up and ring that

[9:47] doorbell. And I'll tell them, "Don't

[9:49] want anything? Go."

[9:52] They stand there. They want to argue

[9:53] with you. Oh, no. You got You need to go

[9:55] with us for your electric. You need to

[9:57] go with us for this, for that. I don't

[9:59] want that. I got a and and and I'm

[10:03] staying with it. I ain't going with this

[10:05] other stuff and having my rates jacked

[10:06] up. But we need to calm down these

[10:09] solicitors somehow. They're getting to

[10:11] be still. I know you're laughing at me.

[10:13] You think it's funny.

[10:13] >> No, no, no. I'm not laughing at you,

[10:16] >> okay? because I've had that scenario,

[10:18] too.

[10:19] >> And and it's it's uh it's getting very

[10:21] bad. They're very pushy. Um had some

[10:24] other people that they've been pushy,

[10:26] too. Uh one was an elderly lady. They

[10:28] don't need to do that. She lives right

[10:29] down the street from me. Uh her husband

[10:31] died a few years back and they went down

[10:34] there and they had her almost crying.

[10:36] Now, this is ridiculous. You tell them

[10:38] to get off your property. We want them

[10:39] off the property or let's stop and only

[10:42] have certain type of solicitation out

[10:44] there. these guys just need to be done

[10:46] with. Um and uh and and can we

[10:50] [clears throat] find a way to put this

[10:51] back on the ballot to vote in instead of

[10:55] voting out on this uh the stuff for

[10:58] these electrics and that? This is crazy.

[11:00] We got to get that changed again. Get it

[11:02] back to like, you know, hey, if we want

[11:04] it, we will call you and tell you we

[11:06] want on it. Not know we're automatically

[11:08] going to be put on it if we don't call

[11:09] you. Um, the other thing, um, it upsets

[11:15] somebody, it upsets somebody, but I'm

[11:17] going to say it. This, uh, doing away

[11:19] with the, uh, the, uh, three reading

[11:23] rule. There's a reason to have the three

[11:26] reading rule.

[11:28] That that way, if the public hears it,

[11:30] they can come in, they can talk about

[11:32] it, or they can just get a hold of a

[11:34] council person and talk about it. Hey,

[11:36] why is this being done? Why is that

[11:38] being done? just because finance

[11:40] director comes in and everything I think

[11:43] I might have missed one or two of the

[11:45] meetings on YouTube that maybe it wasn't

[11:47] asked for that let's avoid the three

[11:51] reading rule we need this pass through

[11:53] because of time constraint you know what

[11:55] if there's that much of a time

[11:56] constraint you knew about it beforehand

[11:59] and if you don't know what this three

[12:01] reading rule is for and needed for maybe

[12:04] we got the wrong person in that position

[12:07] and Maybe maybe we need to start voting

[12:10] these people in instead of just being

[12:13] appointed.

[12:15] Uh the other thing is and I'll be done

[12:16] with it is there's a number of empty

[12:19] lots.

[12:20] Seeing a lot of towns in Ohio, smaller

[12:23] towns, that's taking these empty lots

[12:25] that the city ends up with and they're

[12:28] putting one or two tiny houses on. Does

[12:31] it meet the zoning? No. because they put

[12:35] things in there so it can be done. At

[12:37] least you get a one person or a two

[12:39] person in a house and at a reasonable

[12:43] rate. I don't know how you want to do

[12:45] that, but something needs to be done. We

[12:47] need to get more housing in town for

[12:51] singles and couples. So,

[12:55] thank you for your time. It's good to be

[12:57] back.

[12:58] Sorry, but I had to say it. You have a

[13:01] good day.

[13:02] >> Thanks, Renee.

[13:04] All right. At this time, we'll open it

[13:05] up to members of the general public who

[13:07] are not on the docket that wish to

[13:08] address council. We just ask that you

[13:10] state your name for the record and limit

[13:11] your comments to three minutes or less.

[13:16] » Good morning, evening. Jill affiliator,

[13:18] 402 West Culbertson Street. I just want

[13:20] to touch base real quick. Um, I want to

[13:25] say that I am appreciative. We had an

[13:27] issue with um our Friday night event

[13:31] overlapping with an event that was being

[13:34] done at the green space. Now I

[13:36] understand that the city has nothing to

[13:38] do with the green space. So we all get

[13:39] denials if we try to use the green space

[13:41] and we have to go through each

[13:44] individual person. Totally understand

[13:45] that. The good thing is is that because

[13:48] people are working together, we were

[13:50] able I was able to talk to the library.

[13:52] We renegotiated the time frame so that

[13:54] both events can happen and that is the

[13:57] kind of thing we need to see in

[13:58] Fostoriia. We know that there might be

[14:01] overlaps. We all know that we trying to

[14:03] get things going in the community and if

[14:06] we all work together, we'll be able to

[14:08] make it work. That's one example.

[14:10] Saturday's [snorts]

[14:11] example is another one. We have farmers

[14:14] market. We have a person who's assisting

[14:16] with farmers market because we don't

[14:18] have that group put together yet again.

[14:21] and that person didn't have her food

[14:23] truck people, but I have a food truck

[14:25] group. We're working together because

[14:26] we're going from one event to the next

[14:28] event and we're coexisting so that it

[14:31] makes it for a really great group event

[14:34] so more people will come down to partake

[14:36] weather permitting. We're going to keep

[14:37] our fingers crossed. So those are the

[14:39] kind of things that I want to see more

[14:43] of. That is what the community keeping

[14:45] it local for the locals working together

[14:47] to make it happen. But we can't do that

[14:50] if we don't have cooperation at all

[14:52] different levels. And we can't get angry

[14:54] at one another because well, they're

[14:56] taking my space there. It's all about

[14:59] making it work. And I was really

[15:01] appreciative of the library who was able

[15:04] to we worked it out. We made it so that

[15:06] it was going to be hopefully a really

[15:08] good event for both parties. So, I'm

[15:10] hoping we can see more of that coming in

[15:12] the future. I'm still putting my

[15:14] paperwork in to the parks group to see

[15:17] if they will at least entertain next

[15:19] year to have the nonprofits come in once

[15:22] a week and man that concession stand so

[15:25] that we keep it local. The money stays

[15:27] local. it stays with the nonprofitt

[15:30] chairperson and it doesn't have to be me

[15:32] if they don't want me to be doing it but

[15:34] at least somebody who could make sure

[15:36] that it happens so that we can all

[15:39] community effort community engagement

[15:43] community thank you thank you right any

[15:46] other members of the public wish to

[15:48] address council

[15:51] chief root were you planning on speaking

[15:54] or just here for questions on that

[15:56] resolution

[15:57] Perfect. So, we'll hit that if if we

[16:00] have questions when we get to that one,

[16:01] we'll we'll ask. So, stay tuned. All

[16:04] right. We will move into um actually

[16:07] seeing no old business, we will move

[16:08] into new business. Um and we will start

[16:11] with the first one,

[16:13] [clears throat and cough]

[16:15] >> a resolution approving and ratifying the

[16:17] prior acts of the department heads and

[16:19] safety service director and approving

[16:21] then and now certificates for set

[16:23] expenditures and declaring an emergency.

[16:26] Move to suspend the three reading rule.

[16:29] >> Second.

[16:30] >> All right. We have a motion by Podak, a

[16:31] second by Cassidy to suspend the three

[16:33] reading rule on three separate

[16:34] occasions. Clerk, would you call the

[16:36] role, please?

[16:36] >> Layman,

[16:37] >> yes.

[16:37] >> Podak,

[16:38] >> yes.

[16:38] >> Cassidy,

[16:39] >> yes.

[16:39] >> Baker,

[16:40] >> yes.

[16:40] >> Grind,

[16:41] >> yes.

[16:41] >> Mendoza,

[16:42] >> yes.

[16:42] >> Gernsey,

[16:43] >> yes.

[16:43] >> The three reading rule has been

[16:45] suspended.

[16:46] >> Move to adopt.

[16:47] >> Second.

[16:48] >> We have a motion by Mendoza, second by

[16:50] Cassidy to adopt. Clerk, would you call

[16:52] the role, please?

[16:53] >> Layman,

[16:54] >> yes. Podak,

[16:55] >> yes.

[16:55] >> Cassidy,

[16:56] >> yes.

[16:57] >> Baker,

[16:57] >> yes.

[16:58] >> Grind,

[16:58] >> yes.

[16:58] >> Mendoza,

[16:59] >> yes.

[16:59] >> Gernzie,

[17:00] >> yes. All right, that does carry because

[17:03] resolution number 2026-5757

[17:14] [snorts]

[17:15] [clears throat] in an ordinance to

[17:17] authorize, direct, and empower the

[17:19] director of public service and safety to

[17:21] execute a memorand memorandum of

[17:24] understanding with the Ohio Department

[17:26] of Medical ODM for the emergency medical

[17:29] service EMS. MS supplement payment

[17:33] program authorizing

[17:35] intergovernmental transfers IGIS of

[17:38] permissible public funds and declaring

[17:40] emergency to exist.

[17:42] Does

[17:42] >> anyone wish to have any discussion on

[17:44] this ordinance?

[17:46] >> I would like the fire chief to explain

[17:49] that further.

[17:50] >> Perfect. Come on up, Chief Root. And

[17:55] he's [snorts] got a whole folder, so I

[17:57] think he's prepared.

[17:59] as long as we're not more confused

[18:01] afterwards.

[18:01] >> I was just going to say I'll try to do

[18:03] my best. Um, so this leads back to the

[18:06] 2024

[18:07] pro, same program. It's just the state

[18:10] got a hold of it and the state kind of

[18:12] put their own little twist to the whole

[18:13] thing and then the PCG group that we've

[18:16] signed up with initially to kind of get

[18:18] our foot in the door is back making sure

[18:21] that everything's kind of lining up. So

[18:24] now we're at the point where we have to

[18:25] get thisou with them to make sure it

[18:28] moves forward and we participate in the

[18:29] program. So and essentially what it is it's a Medicaid supplement that comes

[18:35] in to us that helps to offset the cost

[18:38] for a Medicaid run. Okay, sorry.

[18:42] Probably one we're getting right now. Um

[18:44] so we we run 300 to 350 Medicaid

[18:49] patient [snorts] runs annually. Um, and

[18:52] let's say on an average we get $200 to

[18:54] $300 from Medicaid on that initial run.

[18:58] Well, there's additional federal funding

[19:00] that if you get into a program like

[19:02] this, other states do it and now the

[19:04] state of Ohio is trying to do it. we can

[19:06] kind of get into that program and we

[19:08] facilitate the whole entire thing with

[19:10] the assistance of PCG the public

[19:13] consulting group and they help us get

[19:15] this additional funding you know cuz and

[19:18] it could be with our run volume that

[19:20] we're looking you know I don't want to

[19:21] say exact numbers but it's let's say $40

[19:23] to $70,000 additionally annually and

[19:25] it'll be just like an annual submission

[19:28] that will run through the groups ODM as

[19:31] well as PCG and then the auditor's

[19:33] office and stuff like that so it's kind

[19:34] of still you know obvious Obviously,

[19:36] this is hasn't occurred yet. It's just

[19:39] now happening for the state of Ohio.

[19:40] Other states have been doing this for a

[19:41] decade, you know. So, that's the bare

[19:45] bones, I guess, easy description. I wish

[19:48] I had more, you know, answers to some of

[19:50] it, but I can try to answer any

[19:52] questions if you guys have it.

[19:54] So this ordinance as I understand it we

[19:57] are actually becoming a provider within

[20:01] ODM for Medicaid reimbursements

[20:05] which is step one. We would still we

[20:08] have this separate contract with IGT to

[20:10] actually be the

[20:13] like the party the third party that

[20:16] takes care of the billing for us.

[20:17] Correct.

[20:20] PCG PCG take 10% of the federal

[20:23] collected funds.

[20:24] >> Right. So, but what we're agreeing to

[20:26] tonight is we're actually going into a

[20:29] memorand of understanding or a

[20:31] cooperative agreement with med the Ohio

[20:34] Department of Medicaid. That's what this

[20:36] is.

[20:37] >> Are we going to need to

[20:41] sign a new agreement with that

[20:44] >> with PCG? No. Okay. that that one we did

[20:47] before to start this whole thing up that

[20:49] is still in effect.

[20:50] >> We already have that piece in place.

[20:52] >> Mhm. Yep.

[20:53] >> I'm trying to connect the dots on why

[20:55] this is an emergency. Um

[20:58] >> so their de PCG has a deadline of I

[21:01] believe the 16th of August to get them

[21:03] all in from the participating parties

[21:05] that signed up early.

[21:07] >> Okay.

[21:07] >> And that's why I just got the email last

[21:10] week

[21:10] >> from them. I you know how that works. I

[21:12] do know how it works.

[21:13] >> It's crazy. So,

[21:14] >> but we have a deadline of

[21:16] >> they want it by the 6

[21:18] >> of August.

[21:21] >> And you just received it within the last

[21:23] two weeks. So,

[21:24] >> and that's a federal program and that's

[21:26] the time table they like to work on.

[21:28] >> Yep.

[21:29] >> Exactly. Okay.

[21:30] >> So, it's it's a little bit early. I

[21:31] think it's the end of August for ODM,

[21:34] >> but PCG's got to get everything

[21:36] together, get it collected, make sure

[21:38] they're everything drives, and then they

[21:39] so they want it quicker. So, we wouldn't

[21:42] be able to achieve it within three

[21:43] readings.

[21:44] >> Okay. I think that information is

[21:45] helpful for people to understand.

[21:47] >> And I apologize. I mean, trust me, they

[21:49] I wish they had they they've been

[21:52] keeping up with things from time to

[21:53] time, but ODM

[21:55] is their their own entity. We don't

[21:58] really hear a whole lot from them unless

[21:59] I need something from us.

[22:00] >> Right.

[22:01] >> Okay. All right. Well, thank you. Yeah.

[22:04] >> Anything else? [snorts]

[22:05] No. Good seeing everybody.

[22:07] >> Thank you, Chief Root.

[22:08] >> Thank you.

[22:09] >> Stay safe. Any

[22:16] further discussion

[22:18] at this point? We can entertain a motion

[22:20] to suspend if you anyway so inclined to

[22:22] do so.

[22:24] >> We have a second.

[22:26] >> Second.

[22:28] >> We have a motion by Cassidy, a second by

[22:30] Baker. Clerk, would you call the role,

[22:32] please?

[22:32] >> Layman,

[22:33] >> yes.

[22:34] >> Kodak,

[22:34] >> yes.

[22:35] >> Cassidy,

[22:35] >> yes.

[22:36] >> Baker,

[22:36] >> yes.

[22:37] >> Grime,

[22:37] >> yes.

[22:38] >> Mendoza,

[22:38] >> yes. Currenty.

[22:39] >> Yes.

[22:39] >> All right. The three reading rule has

[22:41] been waved.

[22:41] >> Move to adopt.

[22:43] >> Second.

[22:44] >> We have a motion by Cassie, a second by

[22:46] Baker to adopt. Clerk, would you call

[22:48] the role, please?

[22:49] >> Layman,

[22:49] >> yes.

[22:50] >> Kodak,

[22:50] >> yes.

[22:51] >> Cassidy,

[22:51] >> yes.

[22:52] >> Baker,

[22:52] >> yes.

[22:53] >> Grind,

[22:53] >> yes.

[22:54] >> Mendoza,

[22:54] >> yes.

[22:55] >> Grenzy,

[22:55] >> yes.

[22:56] >> Right. That does carry. It becomes

[22:58] ordinance number 2026-58.

[23:01] 58.

[23:04] » Thank you.

[23:07] » [clears throat]

[23:09] >> An ordinance enacting new section 145.10

[23:13] of chapter 145 of the codified

[23:15] ordinances of the city of Australia,

[23:17] Ohio entitled regulations of special

[23:19] events within city limits and declaring

[23:22] emergency to exist.

[23:23] >> That was the first reading of that

[23:25] ordinance and concludes new business. Is

[23:27] there any need to go into executive

[23:28] session this evening?

[23:31] Seeing none, is there any miscellaneous

[23:33] business this evening?

[23:37] Also seeing none, I would entertain a

[23:38] motion to adjurnn.

[23:41] >> I'll move.

[23:42] >> Second. Have a motion [snorts] by

[23:44] Cassie, a second by Baker to adjourn.

[23:46] Clerk, would you call the role, please?

[23:48] >> Layman,

[23:48] >> yes.

[23:49] >> Podc,

[23:50] >> yes.

[23:50] >> Cassidy,

[23:51] >> yes.

[23:51] >> Baker,

[23:52] >> yes.

[23:52] >> Grind,

[23:53] >> yes.

[23:53] >> Mendoza,

[23:54] >> yes. Gernzy,

[23:55] >> yes.

[23:55] >> We are adjourned at 6:27.

Fostoria City Council 8-4-26

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