[0:55] everyone to this council meeting for
August 25th. Going to start off with a
[0:59] moment of silence followed by the pledge
of allegiance. Please stand.
[1:12] To the flag of the United States of
America and to the republic for which it
[1:17] stands. One nation under God,
indivisible with liberty and justice for
[1:23] all.
[1:26] » Roll call, please.
[1:30] » Here
[1:36] » Mr. Mayor, Mr. class. Mr. Mayor, I make
a motion to excuse Mr. Dyke from
[1:41] tonight's meeting. Questions on the
motion.
[1:44] » Roll call, please.
>> Yes.
[1:47] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[1:49] » Yes.
[1:52] » Very good. Next, we're going to move.
There's no minutes. We're going to move
[1:54] on to audience comments. Citizens may
address your concerns to city council.
[1:59] Please state your name and address for
the recorded journal. And please keep it
[2:03] to the three-minute limit.
[2:11] My name is Julie Dively, 316 Kuanas
Avenue in Herin and I was here the last
[2:18] meeting and my concern is with the flock
cameras and um I appreciate that the
[2:25] chief wrote the article in the paper and
spoke here, but it didn't answer all my
[2:31] concerns and um I just uh still have
concerns. concerns about this huge
[2:38] database
that you know we've we've purchased
[2:43] these cameras
and we're recording all the innocent
[2:47] people along with the criminals
and uh and then it seems like we're
[2:55] sharing it with this huge database that
none of us should want that. I don't
[3:01] understand why
why that's a good thing.
[3:06] And we don't have to share it. According
to what I've read, we could have zero
[3:12] sharing or sharing with just other
police departments or sharing with this
[3:18] big national
database.
[3:23] So, I just have very very uh serious
concerns about
[3:30] uh my privacy and everyone's privacy,
especially in a small town where you
[3:36] have these cameras and it's the same
people riding around. There might, you
[3:39] know, there's some visitors and stuff,
but that's that's us someone recording
[3:44] all our movements and everything we're
doing. And I just don't think that's a
[3:50] good thing. I think it's dangerous and
I'm just hoping that you as a council
[3:58] um look at the contract that that you
sign with them because their goals are
[4:05] different than our goals and hearing.
They're a big huge billionaire company
[4:10] that's building a national database and
Lord knows what they want to do with
[4:14] that. It's not a good thing. And um and
they're really rich. They've made a ton
[4:20] of money in not a long time. And so
that's I guess what I just would hope
[4:26] you as a council would would look at
that and make me feel a little better
[4:31] about it. Thank you.
>> Thank you, Miss NY.
[4:37] Anyone else?
[4:44] Hi, I'm Spencer Ritter, 28 South Court,
lifelong Heron resident, a lifelong R
[4:50] Beach resident. Also have two short-term
rentals in the Ry Beach neighborhood.
[4:55] Uh, which is why I popped in a couple
meetings back. I heard there was maybe
[4:59] some issues with short-term rentals.
Wanted to hear what was going on. Uh, I
[5:04] was relieved to hear. It sounds like the
problem is uh some transient guests
[5:09] causing disturbances or problems to
residents. Not relieved because I would
[5:13] uh wish that on anybody. I absolutely
believe that residents and neighbors are
[5:18] more important than transient guests
would ever be. I was relieved personally
[5:22] because I didn't know what the problem
was. I thought maybe I was part of the
[5:25] problem and uh come to find out it's not
me because that's not how I operate. Um
[5:30] I live in the neighborhood where I have
my rentals at. Um love my neighborhood.
[5:35] love my neighbors. They all know me.
They know my number. They know they can
[5:38] call me if there's any issues, but they
don't have to because I'm right there on
[5:42] top of my properties and um any issues
we've had have ever been small, but I'm
[5:46] quick to address them before it gets to
the point where the neighbors um even
[5:51] need to worry about it. Sounds like
maybe the issue is some of the absentee
[5:56] uh out of town, out of state owners. Uh
just speculating. But, uh, you know, to
[6:01] that end, I appreciate that we have the,
uh, the three strikes rule that we have
[6:05] to, uh, weed out any problem properties
and and hopefully keep the good guys
[6:10] around, which I like to think I'm one
of. Um, you know, I did hear comments
[6:14] that maybe, uh, the the three strikes
uh, needs to be a bit more stringent.
[6:20] And, uh, people are having pro problems.
I can't say I disagree with that, but um
[6:25] you know, I also heard a comment that I
appreciate, which was that there does
[6:28] need to be a threshold um which at the
moment is a citation. It sounds like
[6:33] there does need to be a threshold to
prevent a disgruntled uh neighbor or,
[6:38] you know, somebody with a personal
vendetta, whatever it is, from from
[6:41] making unfounded, you know, a few
unfounded phone calls and then somebody
[6:44] will lose their their business, their
livelihood. So, uh, you know, it sounds
[6:49] like the the city council is trying to
find a balanced approach and, you know,
[6:53] from my standpoint as a short-term
rental owner, I appreciate that. And,
[6:57] um, also I appreciate with the recent
moratorum,
[7:01] uh, that it doesn't affect those of us
who, uh, already have a license. That
[7:06] would be, uh, financially catastrophic
for that to all of a sudden be pulled
[7:12] out from under me. So, um, you know, I
appreciate that and I think, uh, it
[7:16] sends a good message to investors of the
city in the city in any capacity that
[7:21] that, uh, somebody wouldn't just, uh, be
allowed to have their their business or
[7:25] their livelihood pulled out from under
them. So, um, just aware of the time
[7:30] here. Uh, again, just sounds like it's a
very balanced approach and thank you. I
[7:34] hope you all figure out something that
and hopes the good guys stick around and
[7:38] and weeds out the problem properties.
Thank you.
[7:41] » Thank you, Rder. Anyone [clears throat]
[7:45] else?
[7:48] Okay, moving on to old business. We have
resolution number 57-2026.
[7:55] Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Claus. Mr. Mayor, I make a motion to
[7:59] place resolution number 57-2026
on its third and final reading.
[8:04] Questions on that motion?
>> Roll call.
[8:07] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[8:09] » Yes. Ino.
>> Yes.
[8:11] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[8:13] » Mr. Shrader.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Good evening,
[8:15] members of council, staff, and guests in
attendance, and those watching at home.
[8:20] This is resolution number 57-20226,
a resolution declaring the city of
[8:25] Hiron's withdrawal of its membership in
the Hiron Joint Recreation District
[8:31] established pursuant to resolution
number 1995-16
[8:36] adopted on June 12, 1995 and certifying
such withdrawal to the Hiron Joint
[8:42] Recreation District Board.
[8:46] » Your Hamilton.
>> Um, thank you, Mr. Mayor. So this is the
[8:49] third and final on this. Um if this
passes tonight, what will happen is we
[8:54] will submit a letter of resignation to
HGD. Um
[9:00] after that um the township will vote on
doing the same thing. If they vote to do
[9:07] the same thing and submit a letter of
rec uh resignation, HGRD at that point
[9:13] would cease to um HGRD
has had a lot of wonderful leadership in
[9:22] it for many many years. Um this is
nothing to do with how it's been run.
[9:28] It's how it was organized and we never
managed to get it across the line to
[9:33] fully function as a district. Um, so
bringing this back in, it operates
[9:39] pretty much as a city department. It
will be a city department hopefully
[9:44] keeping the same wonderful leadership
that we have currently bringing them
[9:48] across. Um, so with that, I happily
answer any questions.
[9:54] » Questions for Mr. Hamilton?
[9:59] Final adoption.
>> Yes.
[10:02] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[10:04] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[10:06] » Yes.
Next we have resolution number 58-2026.
[10:12] Mr. Mayor, Mr. Claus.
>> I make a motion to uh place resolution
[10:16] number 58-2026
on its third and final reading.
[10:20] » Question on the motion. Roll call,
please.
[10:24] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[10:26] » Yes.
Yes.
[10:28] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[10:29] » Mr. Shrader.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is resolution
[10:32] number 58-2026,
a resolution establishing a city parks
[10:37] and recreation advisory board, investing
in the city parks and recreation
[10:42] advisory board the authority to advise
city council on the supervision,
[10:47] management, and maintenance of the parks
that are situated within the city of
[10:51] Hurin.
Good.
[10:53] » Mr. Steinwart.
[10:59] So yes, this is also a third reading
transitioning from HRD
[11:05] to a here on parks and recck advisory
board. Um once again the biggest
[11:10] takeaway is is everything um remains
closely the same. Um these bylaws that
[11:16] were drafted were presented to the
current HRD board
[11:20] a
legal
[11:24] talks about purpose and responsibilities
five monitor
[11:30] recommend um last meeting talked about
the five member makeup
[11:35] by council one by township trustees by
I would also like to recognize Mr.
[11:44] here in attendance
chair of our charity
[11:50] also for the future.
[11:58] » Any questions for Mr. Stein?
[12:04] » Final note.
>> Applause.
[12:06] » Yes.
>> Harris.
[12:07] » Yes.
>> Peggy.
[12:08] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[12:10] » Yes. [clears throat]
>> Yes.
[12:13] » Mr. Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Claus,
[12:15] » Mr. Mayor, I make a motion to adopt the
bylaws of the city of Hiron Parks and
[12:21] Recreation Board as included in the
agenda packet.
[12:25] Any questions on that motion?
>> Final adoption.
[12:31] » Yes.
>> Harris,
[12:32] » yes.
>> Hegy,
[12:33] » yes.
>> Yes.
[12:35] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[12:37] » Moving on, we have an ordinance number
2026-21.
[12:41] Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. HGY.
[12:43] » I move that ordinance number 2026-21
be placed on its third and final
[12:48] reading.
>> Questions on the motion? Roll call.
[12:52] » Yes.
>> Martino.
[12:54] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[12:56] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[12:58] » Yes. Mr.
>> Shreder.
[13:00] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is ordinance
number 2026-21.
[13:05] an ordinance establishing the rate to be
paid by residential property owners for
[13:10] the period of January 2027 through
December 2027
[13:15] for residential solid waste collection
and disposal authorizing and directing
[13:20] the director of finance to certify the
costs of same to the Erie County Auditor
[13:25] for placement on the tax duplicate for
collection with other city taxes in
[13:30] 2027.
>> Mr. Phillips,
[13:33] » thank you Mr. Mayor.
This this ordinance is establishing our
[13:37] rate for public services. We're um
entering the end of our five-year
[13:43] contract with them. Um negotiating with
them, we were able to do a three-year
[13:49] optional extension. Um and that would be
a 9 and a half% reduction from the rate
[13:55] to start next year from the original
contract to what the price we're
[13:59] certifying uh tonight. taking it from
$28 a month per can down to $26.
[14:06] Um, and that's a 4% reduction from this
year's current rate. This rate would
[14:10] take effect to start 2027.
There's any questions? I'm happy to
[14:16] answer
>> questions.
[14:22] Peggy,
>> yes.
[14:24] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[14:28] » Yes.
>> Yes. [clears throat]
[14:30] » Very good. Next we have ordinance number
2026-22.
[14:34] » Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Artino,
[14:35] » I move to place ordinance number 2026-22
on its second reading. Please
[14:40] » questions on the second reading. Roll
call.
[14:44] » Yes.
>> Call.
[14:45] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[14:47] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[14:48] » Peggy.
>> Yes. [clears throat]
[14:50] » Mr. Shreder.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is ordinance
[14:52] number 2026-22
an ordinance amending and restating
[14:57] chapter 557 grass weeds and vegetation
the hearon codified ordinances.
[15:05] » Mr. Hamilton.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I was going to
[15:09] play a game and see how long I could
talk about weeds and tall grass for
[15:12] tonight, but I'll I'll make it short.
Um, basically what we're doing is we're
[15:17] rewriting this, taking out the
stipulations of what we say are weeds
[15:22] and tall grass. We're referring back to
the experts at the state. So, we will
[15:28] always refer back to them. Anytime they
update their list of um weeds, we will
[15:33] follow along. This was driven by a lot
of people wanting to plant built weed
[15:39] mainly, which we still classified as a
weed. Happy to answer any questions.
[15:45] Questions for Mr. Hamilton?
Very good. May none. We have ordinance
[15:51] number 2026-24.
[15:55] » Mr. Mayor, Mr. Claus. Mr. Mayor, I make
a motion to place ordinance number
[16:00] 2026-24
on its second reading. Questions on the
[16:03] second reading? Roll call.
>> Yes.
[16:07] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[16:09] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[16:11] » Yes. Mr. Shreder. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
This is ordinance number 2026-24,
[16:18] an ordinance amending and receding
section 385.0.1
[16:22] lowercase A1 rules permit and fees of
chapter 385 smallboat moing harbor of
[16:29] the heron and codified ordinances.
>> Mr. Steinwork
[16:37] » second read on
proposed 2027 rate adjustment dockage at
[16:44] the boat basin. Historically we've
reviewed probably every five years on
[16:49] the seasonal uh dockage and transit gone
to another year. Um so two years ago we
[16:55] did this package where
it
[17:03] slight increase from like the 20 a
slight difference
[17:06] » I should say of the resident
non-resident rates. So like a 20 foot
[17:10] slip to $40 increase and a 30 foot slip
is a $60 increase for a resident where
[17:14] non is a resident is a $40 increase for
a 20ft slip and a $90 increase for a
[17:20] 30-foot slip to give you a little bit of
background. Um, so the cost we look at
[17:25] operating the arena, maintaining the
arena, increase in utilities,
[17:28] maintenance, repairs go up and so we
feel that every two years is a good way
[17:32] to try to adjust that. I'd be happy to
answer any questions. This is a second
[17:36] read.
>> Any questions?
[17:42] » Thank you.
>> Next resolution number 66
[17:47] 2026.
[17:50] » Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Artino.
[17:52] » I move to place resolution number
2066-2026
[17:57] on the second reading. Please
>> questions on the second reading. Roll
[18:01] call.
>> Martino.
[18:02] » Yes.
>> Call.
[18:03] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[18:06] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[18:08] » Yes. [clears throat]
>> Mr. Shreder.
[18:10] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is resolution
number 66-2026,
[18:15] a resolution certifying sidewalk repair
and/or construction charges to the Erie
[18:20] County Auditor for collection.
[18:25] » Phillips.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. If I may tackle
[18:28] this in the following
um with the completion of the first
[18:33] cycle of sidewalk repairs and tree
maintenance, these unpaid invoices are
[18:38] being um certified for special
assessment. The amount owed is broken
[18:42] out over four years with no interest
added. Um the county auditor does add a
[18:47] 2% fee for their um to pay their
service, but
[18:54] if there's any questions, I'm happy to
address them.
[18:58] No questions.
Thanks.
[19:02] » Moving on, we have resolution number
67-2026.
[19:06] » Mayor,
>> Mr. Haggy,
[19:08] » move that resolution number 67-2026
be placed on second reading.
[19:13] » Questions on second reading. Roll call,
please.
[19:17] » Yes.
>> Martino,
[19:18] » yes.
>> Yes.
[19:20] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[19:22] » Yes.
>> Mr. Shrader. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This
[19:25] is resolution number 67-2026,
a resolution certifying tree removal and
[19:30] or maintenance charges to the Erie
County Auditor for collection.
[19:35] » Very good,
Mr. Phillips.
[19:40] Moving on to new business.
Ordinance number 2026-25.
[19:45] » Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Bone.
[19:47] » I move that we wave the three reading
rule and place ordinance number 2026-25
[19:53] on its first reading.
>> Questions on the first reading.
[19:57] » Roll call, please.
>> Roll call.
[19:59] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[20:00] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[20:02] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[20:04] » Very good, Mr. Shreder.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is ordinance
[20:06] number 2026-25.
An ordinance amending ordinance number
[20:12] 2025-31
adopted on December 23, 2025
[20:18] to provide for supplemental
appropriations from the general fund and
[20:22] other funding sources and to provide for
cash transfers.
[20:25] » Very good, Mr. Phillips.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This budget
[20:32] is really just some clean up. So, we've
had a few um insurance claims, grants
[20:38] that were successful. So, just
reimbursing some of those line items
[20:42] that um we can give back to the
departments to to reuse. Um two of the
[20:48] areas that are truly budget increases or
both for the fire department, one um
[20:54] overtime and two, uh maintenance
expenses for new tires for the
[20:58] ambulance. Um and overtime is really
just nature of call volume being high um
[21:04] and various staffing issues.
Um and then some of the other cleanup
[21:08] we're doing is with um
us leaving HGD and thus um we'll be
[21:17] transferring that money directly from
the parks from the general fund to the
[21:21] parks department rather than through a a
physical check we used to write to the
[21:25] heron joint recreation district. And
then also with the sale of the Kangar
[21:32] lot, we're able to repay the advance
that the general fund transacted in
[21:36] 2025.
So given that $25,000 back to the
[21:40] general fund,
if there's any specific questions on
[21:45] these budget items, I'm happy to jump
into
[21:49] questions. Mr.
>> Final.
[21:54] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[21:56] » Yes.
Yes. [clears throat]
[21:58] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[22:00] » Very good. Next we have ordinance number
2026-18.
[22:04] Like to make a motion to wave the three
rating rule. Place ordinance number
[22:08] 2026-8 on its first reading.
>> Roll call.
[22:13] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[22:16] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[22:18] » Yes.
>> Good. Mr. Shreder.
[22:20] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is ordinance
number 2026-18.
[22:25] an ordinance providing for the issuance
and sale of bonds in the maximum
[22:29] principal amount of $1,590,000
to pay cost of constructing,
[22:35] reconstructing, resurfacing, paving,
grading, draining, and making other
[22:40] improvements to the South Main Street
corridor in the city and in connection
[22:45] there, constructing and reconstructing
curbs, gutters, sidewalks, concrete
[22:51] aprons, storm sewers, catch basins, and
related drainage facilities, parking
[22:57] spaces, and a multi-use trail,
installing or relocating utilities, and
[23:02] replacing or adding signage, lighting,
traffic signals, pedestrian safety
[23:07] improvements, hardscaping, and
landscaping, together with all necessary
[23:12] related improvements, and a pertinances
there, too. All is designated in the
[23:17] plans approved or to be approved by
council and declaring an emergency.
[23:24] Uh, I would like to make motion to
declare
[23:28] ordinance number 2026-18 an emergency.
Questions on that motion? Roll call,
[23:35] please.
>> Yes.
[23:37] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[23:39] » Yes. [clears throat]
>> Yes.
[23:41] » Yes.
Very good. Mr. Oops.
[23:45] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Ordinance
putting out a public sale for a bond for
[23:51] the South Main Street skate project. Um,
we went back and forth with bond council
[23:56] a few times looking if it made more
sense to do a direct placement with the
[23:59] bank versus a public sale. Um, the
timing worked out really well with um,
[24:04] some grant funding opportunities for the
boat basin as well. So, that legislation
[24:09] you'll see later tonight, but putting
those projects together um, both being
[24:14] tax exempt and being able to um, take
advantage of that a better rate and um,
[24:20] the competitiveness of a public sale.
made the most financial sense to try to
[24:26] do these together and take advantage of
all the the grant funding to knock out
[24:30] these two big projects. Um, this bond
will be uh for 20 years. We anticipate
[24:36] rates to be somewhere between four and
5%. Um, and these amounts you see here,
[24:41] the 1.59 million is a maximum, but we
anticipate it'll be less than that. So,
[24:50] » any questions on this?
Final adoption.
[24:55] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[24:57] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[24:59] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[25:01] » Very good. Next on the agenda is
resolution number 68-2026.
[25:06] » Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Harris,
[25:07] » move that we place resolution 68-2026.
Uh, wave three reading rule and place it
[25:14] on its first reading.
>> Questions on a three reading.
[25:17] » Roll call.
>> Harris.
[25:19] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[25:21] » Yes.
Yes.
[25:22] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[25:24] » Mr. Shreder. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This
is resolution number 68-2026.
[25:30] A resolution authorizing the city
manager to accept the proposal and enter
[25:34] into an agreement with K McCartney and
Associates, Inc. for professional
[25:39] construction engineering and inspection
services relating to the South Main
[25:44] Streetscape project known as PI118507
in the amount of $261,15062.
[25:55] » Very good, Mr. Hamilton.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, we put an RFQ
[26:00] out for [clears throat] firms to do our
contract uh administration and
[26:05] inspection on this project. We actually
we got a lot of responses. We got five.
[26:10] Um KM were scored the highest. Um at
that point we go in to negotiate on
[26:15] pricing because it's a request for
qualifications. Um um KM came back with
[26:21] 261,15062.
[26:25] We believe that's high. Um we no longer
do
[26:31] the
set amounts on our projects. we switch
[26:35] them all to time and materials. So we
will only get build for services that we
[26:41] actually use.
Um so we do not expect to get close to
[26:45] that 260 but it's a not to exceed
amount. So that's what we'll let to
[26:50] answer any questions.
>> Questions for Mr. Hamilton.
[26:54] » Roll call.
>> Yes.
[26:57] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[27:01] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[27:03] We go next. We have ordinance number
2026-26.
[27:07] Like to make a motion to wave the three
reading rule and place ordinance number
[27:11] 2026-
26 on its first reading. Questions on
[27:15] that.
Roll call.
[27:18] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[27:21] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[27:24] » Very good. Mr. Shrader.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is ordinance
[27:27] number [clears throat] 2026-26,
an ordinance providing for the issuance
[27:32] and sale of bonds in the maximum
principal amount of $800,000
[27:37] for the purpose of paying the cost of
improving the city's boat basin and
[27:41] related facilities, including replacing
floating docks and decking and
[27:46] constructing, reconstructing, and
installing structural improvements
[27:50] related there too. Demolishing existing
boat docks and related appertinences.
[27:55] installing lighting, safety, and other
related equipment and improving the
[27:59] electrical and other utility systems
together with all necessary related
[28:04] improvements and a pertinances there
too. All as designated in the plans
[28:08] approved or to be approved by council
and declaring an emergency.
[28:14] I' like to make a motion to declare
ordinance number 2026-26
[28:20] as emergency measure measure. Questions
on that? Roll call.
[28:26] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[28:28] » Yes. [clears throat]
>> Yes.
[28:30] » Martino.
>> Yes.
[28:31] » Yes.
>> Mr. Phillips, you're busy tonight.
[28:35] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. So, this is the
the bond financing
[28:40] in tandem with the South Main Street
Shape project. Um, the bids came back
[28:46] higher than expected on the boat basin
transient dockage project. Um, we looked
[28:53] at maybe advancing from the general
fund, but with the boat basin's cash
[28:58] flow capacity, it just didn't make
sense.
[29:01] Um,
from a cash flow perspective, adding
[29:05] this piece in, from our original
budgeted expectations of the South Main
[29:09] Street project, it's only a $10,000
debt payment annually increase. Um, so
[29:16] it made sense to to try to get this done
and utilize all the grant funding for
[29:20] this.
[29:24] Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Just just to jump
in. We all know
[29:29] the amount of money we need to spend on
the movies. Um, it's tired. It hasn't
[29:34] had a lot of love over the years. So,
we're trying to play a little bit catch
[29:38] up with this. Um, we're getting to to
invest in some of the core utilities
[29:44] along with just the the project for
doing the docks. Um the electrical
[29:49] portion of this will take us forward for
any other upgrades we do. Um boats get
[29:55] smarter, they draw more power, and the
electrical system down there just can't
[30:00] support it. Um the lights down there, do
we have four different kind of lights
[30:05] down there, Doug? Um they will all be
made the same so it looks cohesive. It
[30:12] looks nice. It's a centerpiece of town.
I think if we don't start investing in
[30:17] it, um, it's just going to keep getting
older and older looking. So, that's one
[30:22] to
any questions or comments for Mr.
[30:26] Phillips
or
[30:30] Hamilton or Mr. Stein.
>> Final adoption.
[30:35] » Yeah.
>> Oh, hold on. Sorry.
[30:37] » Just have one question. Um, with the
electrical upgrades, have we talked
[30:40] about um the fact that a lot of the
boats, the newer boats are starting to
[30:45] become powered? We had a think about
like the actual
[30:51] » Yeah. charging station ability.
>> You Mr. Mayor. So, the electrical work
[30:57] that we're looking at doing is
the dock project itself um is putting
[31:03] all the marine electrical infrastructure
in. Um, They are not charging stations.
[31:09] They are just shore hookups. Um but what
we are doing is we're going to increase
[31:15] the service from first energy. Um
because we're we're going to share the
[31:21] padmount transformer with the secondary
intake which will be 480. Um so we will
[31:28] have plenty of juice coming through that
service if at some point we get to a
[31:33] point we do need charging stations.
>> That was
[31:35] » um but yeah, most of this electric work
is kind of background stuff so we can
[31:40] bring the new dogs home.
>> Yeah, it was just it was just my
[31:42] question since we have all these Teslas
and you know electric cars might as well
[31:46] see if we're planning for that too
close.
[31:50] » Uh yeah, in addition on electrical, are
we doing um Stu or Doug? Uh are you
[31:57] doing 50 amp or a mixture of on the
pedestals or what?
[32:12] the newer boats or bigger boats are
going
[32:17] and then the lighting um is that going
to match our our standard lighting that
[32:22] we're using on the streets as well or
something different
[32:32] kind. I just want to remind council that
we did get a $50,000 grant for that
[32:36] project from the county. Um and then the
street light fund will chip in to that
[32:42] project also. Um so we'll be using
multiple funds to get down the street.
[32:47] » Great. Thank you.
>> Any other questions?
[32:50] Final adoption.
>> Yes.
[32:53] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[32:55] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[32:58] » Yes. Very good. Next. Moving on.
Resolution number 69-2026.
[33:04] » Mr. Mayor,
>> Mr. Claus,
[33:06] » I make a motion to wave the three
reading rule and place resolution number
[33:10] 69-2026
on its first reading. Questions on the
[33:14] first reading? Roll
>> call.
[33:17] » Yes.
>> Yes. [clears throat]
[33:20] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[33:22] » Yes.
>> Mr. Shrader.
[33:24] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is resolution
number 69-20226,
[33:29] a resolution authorizing the city
manager to award the base bid and enter
[33:34] into an agreement with Shoreline
Contractors LLC for professional
[33:38] construction services relating to the
Hironboat Basin floating dock
[33:42] replacement project in the amount of
$750,81457.
[33:51] » Mr. Steinwork.
[33:56] So yes, resolution
6926
[34:00] um accept the base bid for shoreline
contractors that includes the
[34:05] installation
placement of new floating docks and
[34:08] decking uh basically the their concrete
pavers uh for our transit docks on B and
[34:14] H pier. So, um, BP Pier is on the south
side, uh, next to the yacht club and H
[34:20] pier, uh, backs up to the river, the 32
ft docks. Um, this installation includes
[34:25] the all the anchoring systems, the gang
ways, uh, the utility power pedestals.
[34:30] Uh, we did receive five base uh, bids
and we opened those on July 15th. Uh,
[34:36] and Shoreline Contractors was the lowest
and best. Um, I guess a reminder, uh,
[34:42] this project was awarded, uh, $300,000
from the BI, which is the boating
[34:47] infrastructure grant through ODNR, um,
this year. And then we, um, received,
[34:52] uh, last year $200,000 from the House
Bill 2, um, from the onetime strategic
[34:58] community investment fund for a total of
500,000 that will go to this project.
[35:03] Um, Mr. Phillips um outlined how we
would bridge that gap um to the 750 uh
[35:10] with the bonds and then the timeline if
that's a question that's going to be
[35:14] asked always is um they could start
after if if awarded they could start
[35:19] after December 1st and the completion
date would be April 1st 27.
[35:26] Be happy to answer any other questions.
>> Any questions for Mr. Steinberg?
[35:32] » Very good.
[clears throat] Final adoption.
[35:36] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[35:39] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[35:41] » Yes.
>> Yes. Moving on. Ordinance number
[35:44] 2026-27.
>> Mr. Mayor.
[35:47] » Mr. Biddlecom.
>> I move to wave the three reading rule
[35:51] and place ordinance number 2026-27
on its first reading tonight.
[35:56] » Questions on the first reading? Roll
call.
[36:00] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[36:02] Yes.
>> Harris.
[36:03] » Yes.
>> Peggy.
[36:04] » Yes.
>> Martina.
[36:05] » Yes.
>> Very good. Mr. Shrader.
[36:07] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is ordinance
number 2026-27,
[36:12] an ordinance amending codified ordinance
section 305.01,
[36:17] traffic control map, and codified
ordinance section 305.02,
[36:22] traffic control file, to reflect one,
removal of the traffic signal at the
[36:27] intersection of US 6 and center street.
Two, termination of Jim Campbell
[36:32] Boulevard at Center Street, creating a
dead end. Three, vehicular traffic not
[36:38] permitted on Van Renellar Street. And
four, removal and installation of
[36:44] traffic control signs relating to the
US6 phase 2 project and declaring an
[36:50] emergency.
>> Mr. Mayor,
[36:52] » Mr. Bcom,
>> I move that ordinance number 2026-27
[36:57] be passed as an emergency measure.
questions on emergency roll call.
[37:02] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[37:04] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[37:09] » Good. Mr. Hamilton,
>> thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, this is very
[37:13] much playing catchup from the project.
Um, documenting everything we removed,
[37:19] documenting everything that we
installed, documenting everything that
[37:22] we changed. Um, this doesn't cover
advisory signs, only signs that are
[37:28] enforcable, speed signs, parking signs,
things like that. There was a nice big
[37:33] map and a big list of signs that went
along with this legislation. Um, but
[37:39] pretty much we are making sure it's
enforcable for the
[37:44] happy to answer any questions.
>> Questions for Mr. Hamilton.
[37:50] » Final adoption.
>> Call.
[37:52] » Yes. Yes.
>> Yes.
[37:55] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[37:56] » Martino.
>> Yes.
[37:58] » Okay. Moving on. Resolution number
70-2026.
[38:02] » Mr. Mayor.
>> Mr. Artino.
[38:04] » I move to wave the three reading rule
and place resolution number 70-2026
[38:10] on the first reading. Please.
>> Questions on the three reading. Roll
[38:13] call, please.
>> Martino.
[38:15] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[38:17] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[38:20] » Yes.
>> Shreder. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is
[38:23] resolution number 70-2026,
a resolution authorizing and directing
[38:28] the city manager to enter into an
agreement with the Hiron Township Board
[38:32] of Trustees for the services of the
Hiron Township Building Department to
[38:37] exercise enforcement authority and
accept and approve plans and
[38:41] specifications and make all necessary
inspections under the commercial,
[38:45] industrial, and residential one, two,
and three family codes of Ohio within
[38:50] the city of Hiron. Very good, Mr.
Hamilton.
[38:54] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, this is
another fiveyear renewal and the
[39:00] language is basically the same from last
5-year agreement that we had. Um, the
[39:06] only substantive change we made was we
changed it from a 60-day cancellation on
[39:13] either side to a six month. um just if
something were to happen that one side
[39:18] or other decided to cancel it takes a
long time to spin up a building
[39:22] department. So outside of that the
agreement is the same as it was the last
[39:26] time.
>> Happy to answer any questions.
[39:29] » Any questions for Mr. Hamilton?
>> Final adoption.
[39:34] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[39:36] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[39:38] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[39:39] » Next we have resolution number 71-2026.
>> Mr. Mayor,
[39:44] » Mr. Arino.
>> I move to wave the three reading rule
[39:47] and place resolution number 71-2026
on first reading. Please
[39:52] » questions on the first reading.
>> Roll call.
[39:56] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[39:58] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[40:00] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[40:02] » Mr. Shrader.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is resolution
[40:05] number 71-2026.
A resolution of necessity recommending
[40:10] an approving of inspections of property
citywide in anticipation of enforcement
[40:15] of sidewalk related ordinances and Ohio
law related to sidewalks. [snorts] Very
[40:20] » good. Mr. Hamilton.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, this is not to
[40:24] be confused with the sidewalk program
and this is just our yearly catchall.
[40:29] Um, when we go out and there's there's
safety issues with sidewalks. Um this
[40:35] gives us the ability to go out and
follow OC with notification periods,
[40:40] costs and then assessment at the end.
>> So happy to answer any questions
[40:45] » questions for Mr. Hamilton.
Final adoption.
[40:50] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[40:52] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[40:54] » Yes.
>> Okay. Next we have resolution number
[40:57] 72-2026.
I'd like to make a motion to wave the
[41:00] three reading rule and place resolution
number 72-2026
[41:05] on its first reading. Questions on that
motion?
[41:09] » Roll call.
>> Yes.
[41:12] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[41:14] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[41:17] » Mr. Shrader.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is resolution
[41:19] number 72-2026,
a resolution authorizing the city
[41:24] manager to execute an economic
development TX transfer form from the
[41:30] division of liquor control, Alltown
Trails LLC.
[41:35] » Very good, Mr. Hamilton.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This is a a Trex
[41:40] request to bring in another liquor
license um for I5s. Um,
[41:48] Miss Tolman Towns End has requested to
bring one in. The intention is to bring
[41:54] it in, put on the property and try and
move the property on. Um, if that
[42:00] doesn't happen in short order, um, then
the intention is to open up
[42:06] um to get it back functioning again. Um
the estimation is that this will
[42:11] probably bring in about 10 10 plus
full-time positions. Um
[42:24] » we are expanding currently and the next
door is like double the size. So
[42:31] I you know now have two of them pretty
much and the guys that work for me are
[42:36] all like kind of excited now. kind of
want us to take this one over too, but
[42:41] I'd like to see, you know, what kind of
inquiries we get before I jump on a
[42:46] third bandwagon of doing it. So, um, but
I am willing to do it otherwise because
[42:52] I do think it's needed in the boat basin
and I've had other inquiries of
[42:57] different types of businesses and I feel
like that it's best suited for what it
[43:00] is. Um, and also, I mean, I don't know,
I'm getting more excited seeing that you
[43:04] guys are doing all these renovations in
the boat basin. So
[43:08] » I think that would even, you know, fit
everything even better. So
[43:13] » Mr. A,
>> do we keep track? I I I read in the
[43:16] notes that there are so many based on
the population, but you have an
[43:21] exception, you know, for tourist areas
or whatever. Do we keep track of how
[43:25] many we're uh accepting above our
allotted amount, if you will? Does that
[43:31] make sense?
>> Really, Mr. Mayor? The city does not. Um
[43:35] the the Ohio Liquor Department tracks
that stuff for us. Um we have we have
[43:41] our cap. Um and that's why they allow
TXES. If there's a need within a
[43:47] jurisdiction for economic development
reasons, then they will allow you to
[43:53] bring one in. They're not assigning a
new license to the state. You have to
[43:57] find one and bring it in.
>> And and she already has one. you can
[44:03] bring.
>> But we
[44:07] like let's say we're allowed 10 for our
population. We don't know if we have 20
[44:11] or 30 or 11. We don't Okay, that would
be
[44:17] » but I mean we can get that information.
>> We can find out.
[44:22] » Any other questions?
>> Final adoption.
[44:27] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[44:30] » Yes.
>> Katie,
[44:30] » yes.
Oak.
[44:32] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[44:34] » Very good. All right. Moving on.
Manager's report.
[44:41] » Mr. Hamilton.
>> Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
[44:45] Let's We'll start off with donations at
the Huran Historical Society made a
[44:49] generous $200
cash donation to the K9 fund. We'd like
[44:54] to thank them for their donation and ask
for a motion to accept said donation.
[44:59] I'd like to make a motion to accept the
$200 donation from the Han historical
[45:04] society to the K9 fund. Questions on the
motion?
[45:10] » Roll call.
>> Yes.
[45:12] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[45:14] » Yes.
>> Martino.
[45:15] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[45:19] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. South Main
Streetscape streetscape design and
[45:23] engineering project. Um we're currently
expected to start that project second
[45:28] week of September. Um we're doing flyers
up for the local businesses and any
[45:34] residents that'll be affected. Um we'll
take them out, hand deliver them, talk
[45:40] to the businesses, make sure they know
what's going on, what will be shut, what
[45:43] will be open. Um the intent at this
point is to keep southbound traffic
[45:52] flowing on Main Street. Um northbound
traffic will be diverted Bogart to
[45:59] Williams and Center. So we can always be
working in one lane um on Main Street
[46:05] and we can move it side to side as we
need. So southbound will be open on Main
[46:11] Street. northbound will go Bogart to
Williams Center, Standard and the other
[46:16] side streets. Um, again, that will be
part of the flyer. We'll make sure the
[46:21] local businesses understand that. Um,
and we think that project will probably
[46:27] go on because of the winter months
through to March of next year.
[46:38] Um chapter 1133 off street parking um a
draft amendment um was submitted to the
[46:45] planning commission on 813. Um planning
commission had no changes to what was
[46:51] submitted. Um so that amendment will
come to council for consideration.
[46:58] Um and that was just hardcaping on
public parking.
[47:06] Um with the adoption of ordinance 202623
enacting the moratorum on transient
[47:14] rentals. Um just a reminder if you hold
a license you'll be able to renew it. Um
[47:22] they will carry on functioning.
Transfers can happen. Um anyone on the
[47:27] waiting list will stay there. they will
not be able to pull an available um
[47:32] license if one comes available until the
end of the review and we will not be
[47:38] letting anyone join the waiting list
until the end of the moratorial time. Um
[47:43] as a side note, I've fielded a lot of
calls from transit rental owners um who
[47:50] are trying to have their voice heard and
make sure that they have a say in this
[47:54] process. Um, I've been very clear with
them that this this will be a very
[48:00] transparent process and everyone on all
sides will be involved. So, I want to
[48:06] make sure that everybody hears that.
Um, we still have an opening on the
[48:12] board of zoning appeals. Um, if we get
any brave soul who would like to join
[48:17] us, um, please call Terry at 4194335000
[48:23] extension 11102.
[48:28] Parks and wreck. Um, the picnic table
grant the city was awarded $9,66.50
[48:38] by the Erie County Solid Waste District
Recycle Materials Grant. never make
[48:43] those simple. Um funding will be used to
purchase six new picnic tables for the
[48:49] boat basin shelters. Um tables are on
order and will be assembled and
[48:53] installed in the fall.
Epic grant and the city was awarded the
[48:59] 50,000 I mentioned earlier um from the
epic conventions and visitors bureau
[49:05] board to be used towards the replacement
of lights and poles around the boat
[49:09] basin area. Um we will pull the rest of
the funding together um from the bonding
[49:15] and from the street life
fall skills academy. There's still time
[49:21] to register um for the fall golf skills
academy ages 10 through 17. The sawmill
[49:27] creek golf course and the program starts
on September 13th. Ball balls here um is
[49:34] began at Favens Park and will run
through Saturdays and Sunday. Um
[49:40] September 20th,
safety services, the school inspections
[49:45] are all complete by um the fire
department and the buildings are all
[49:49] ready for the students.
Fire department run volume is on pace to
[49:54] give us another good um month. I'm not
even going to use this number because
[49:59] it's a week old at this point. Chief,
>> where are we at?
[50:05] » Wow.
>> So they're keeping them busy. fire
[50:08] training. Um you'll see the crews
training along the lake shore this month
[50:12] using boats to supply boat to supply the
engine and ladder um with water. Um so
[50:19] don't be panicked when you see our guys
operating on the the lakeside
[50:23] smoke detector program. Fire department
is in development phase with local Red
[50:29] Cross to begin smoke detector program to
provide and install smoke detectors for
[50:34] hearing residents. There'll be more
information on that to come.
[50:40] water department [clears throat]
staffer. We're looking at replacing the
[50:45] water line um on Lincoln and Washington
Street. We have an opportunity for
[50:52] another OPWC
uh loan grant combo and trying to find a
[50:57] project that doesn't overwhelm the
budget that will kind of fit into that
[51:01] half a million dollar range that that
funding usually is in. Um, so we're
[51:06] going to have a hard look at that one.
We had four breaks in that area last
[51:10] year. It's not a particularly old line.
It's just not a very good one. Um, so we
[51:16] will look at that and if we can make it
work through grant funding and a little
[51:20] bit of local dollars, we will. West Side
Water Tower. Um, I don't think anyone
[51:26] managed to go out there and sit and
watch the whole thing go up. Um, we have
[51:30] a very cool time lapse video. Um but the
bowl was raised. Um so now they will
[51:36] finish um putting the roof on um all the
safety proportions and then they'll move
[51:42] inside to actually put the insides in.
Um still have another year left on that
[51:46] project. So just because it looks like a
pretty nice um water tower, it's just a
[51:51] big empty dome at this point. So lots
more work to do.
[51:56] um service department. Um we we let you
know we're looking at doing Riverside
[52:02] Drive. Um we sent a request for quotes
out to all the local contractors that we
[52:08] use. Um we did a walk through. Um we're
expecting pricing back in on 91 at that
[52:15] point. Depending on how the pricing
comes back in will depend if we move
[52:18] forward that
[52:22] projects out to bid. Um we have the
Konagra seaw wall reventment project out
[52:27] to bid. Um bids are due we did a walk
through last week with all of the
[52:34] prospective bidders and the bids are due
September 7th at
[52:41] meetings for September. We have
utilities September 2nd at 5:00 in the
[52:47] council chambers. The city council
meeting Tuesday, September 8th at 6:30
[52:51] in the council chambers. BCA meeting
Monday, September 14th at 5:30 in the
[52:58] council chambers. Planning Commission
meeting Wednesday, September 16th at
[53:02] 5:00 in the council chambers. We have
our second council meeting on Tuesday,
[53:07] September 22nd at 6:30 in the council
chambers. And finally, reminder that
[53:14] city administration offices will be
closed September 7th for Labor Day.
[53:20] Happy to answer any question.
>> Any questions for Mr. [clears throat]
[53:23] Hamilton? Mr. Klaus,
>> do we and Doug? Is there a parks and
[53:28] recck board meeting on the 1st,
September 1st, or what are we doing with
[53:33] that?
>> We were talking about that today.
[53:41] Now, after the township
recuses himself, we won't really have
[53:46] any HR members and then they won't we'll
have new members to appoint. So, we're
[53:52] talking about having a potential
organizational meeting, but we're going
[53:55] to send something out Wednesday or
Thursday
[53:58] » to the current members. So,
>> so won't be on the first obviously.
[54:03] » It won't be on the
>> Well, that would have been the regular
[54:06] schedule. That would have been the
regular
[54:09] » but by Thursday we'll have something out
to to clarify.
[54:19] » Do we have a rendition of what the South
is going to look like a a final?
[54:25] » Would you mind sending that out if we
>> Yeah, through you, Mr. Mayor. So, we
[54:29] don't have any nice pictures.
>> We have the plan sets. Okay. Um, but you
[54:34] can see what's going to happen from the
main pages on the plan sets. You can see
[54:39] where the multi-use path will be, how
the roads are going to change, how the
[54:43] lanes, how the parking will change a
little bit, the street lights are going.
[54:46] So, yeah, for sure I'll share it
>> and have we shared that with the
[54:51] businesses on South?
>> Uh, yeah. So, we we did a series of
[54:55] meetings with the businesses. Everyone
was invited um probably 18 months ago.
[55:00] Um, we went through it in depth on the
TV with lots of questions. Um, we made a
[55:07] lot of changes based on the feedback we
got. Um, but when we go back out, we'll
[55:12] have a [clears throat] we'll have the
main pages that kind of show what's
[55:17] going on with us so we can walk you.
[55:23] » Any other questions for Mr. Hamilton?
All right. Mayor's discussion. I'll keep
[55:30] this short. Um, I want to thank Miss
Dively,
[55:34] Mr. Ritter, and I apologize because I
didn't catch your name. Miss
[55:40] » Jamie.
>> Jamie. Okay. Thank you for coming in.
[55:44] Um,
Miss Dively,
[55:50] I was not here at that meeting. I was
not here at the meeting for but I did
[55:56] » like I said I believe I came and spoke
with the chief so we went over
[55:59] everything so I'm getting a better
understanding of everything. Um
[56:07] I'm learning and I'm seeing want to get
both sides. Um everybody's looking into
[56:13] it. We are we're not we're not we are
looking.
[56:20] Um but thank you so much for coming in
because truly appreciate when you guys
[56:24] come in and speak
appreciate. Um I want to thank the
[56:30] hertorical
uh society for making the uh K9
[56:35] donation.
Um
[56:38] the tracks that's uh
something needs to be done with that
[56:43] down there. It's been vacant too long.
So it is a it's back in the heyday. And
[56:50] I some of the older people on the
council, Mr. Hag, Mr. Arino,
[56:55] [clears throat] um know how good that
went. So they've told me about it. So
[57:00] » yeah, right. [laughter]
>> And Mr. Claus. Um,
[57:06] Mr. H the water tower,
>> even though he's a
[57:09] » I will tell you I did go out watch that
get lifted.
[57:14] It it was like watching paint dry.
[clears throat]
[57:17] » Um, so I didn't stay long, but uh that
is a huge task undertaking and it just
[57:24] amazes but uh they're doing a great job.
It looks good. So we get this wrapped
[57:30] up. It's going to take some time, but
when it's done, it's going to good asset
[57:34] to the community. Um,
[57:39] Mr. Ritter, I think he left as far as
the transient rental. Believe me,
[57:45] behind the scenes, there's a whole lot
of work going on, especially with our
[57:48] law department and staff and all this
stuff is going to come back to council.
[57:53] We've had several meetings with
residents. So, um, that's another thing
[57:58] that we are seriously looking into and,
uh, guess we're looking forward to
[58:03] having some work sessions and like Mr.
Hamilton said, those work sessions,
[58:08] everybody is invited. So, um, please
show up and uh, give us your input.
[58:15] Other than that, I have nothing else.
So, we will move to the good of the
[58:19] order, Mr. Hegy.
>> Yeah, I just wanted to thank everybody
[58:23] who came also. Um it doesn't happen
often and uh for someone to come and say
[58:29] we're doing a good job that doesn't
happen ever. So [clears throat]
[58:32] unfortunately he left but no thank you
for coming. I personally don't read face
[58:37] twit book whatever it's called and
[laughter]
[58:40] so this is the best way to get him. So
thank you very much. I wanted to also
[58:44] express my condolences to the Ward
family and the Phillips family. Betty
[58:49] Ward passed away a couple weeks ago and
Rita Phillips passed away uh just couple
[58:55] about a week ago. Uh both of them
longtime Hiron residents. Uh Mrs. Ward
[59:00] was very invol for those of us with a
certain age. Mrs. Ward was very involved
[59:04] in the booster club and doing things
with the school. So I cond those
[59:10] families. That's all I have.
>> Thank you Mr. Mr. Harris.
[59:13] » Don't have anything to add tonight.
>> Very good. Mr. Close. Uh just thanks
[59:20] everybody for coming. Um as as we you
know there's as Mr. Hegy said there's
[59:25] not always a lot of times we have no one
here or one person. Um so we we
[59:29] appreciate the input. I also um as Mayor
Tab said I'm I'm very uh looking forward
[59:37] to and want to point out the the um
transient rental discussions and and
[59:42] make sure that you know staff is aware.
I know they're working hard on it,
[59:46] especially legal department, but we I
want to keep that moving as quickly as
[59:51] possible in terms of our uh to have our
first work session. Um because we know
[59:56] we're going to probably have to have at
least a couple and um
[1:00:00] want to get that rolling. You know, we
don't the the moratorum was so that
[1:00:05] something doesn't get crazy, but we also
don't want that to be in place, you
[1:00:10] know, for a super extended period of
time either. Um, I think there's a lot
[1:00:15] of discussion to be had. We had a lot of
discussion. It was when several of us
[1:00:20] just got on council when we passed that
originally and we spent a lot of time um
[1:00:26] getting it to where we thought it was
good, but now it's time to review. Um, a
[1:00:31] lot of things have happened. So, that's
really important one
[1:00:37] for myself, but I think for the city as
a whole. That's it.
[1:00:41] » Good. Mr. Bill will come. All right. I'd
like to thank everyone in the audience
[1:00:45] for coming in tonight as well as those
who uh watch us at home. Um thank you
[1:00:50] staff for all your hard work. Um like to
thank the historical society for their
[1:00:54] donation and condolences to the families
as well. Um home games coming up. We
[1:01:00] have girl or boys golf on August 31st
and September 2nd. Girls tennis August
[1:01:05] 26th and 31st. Volleyball on September
3rd. And the first home game for
[1:01:11] football is against Hopewell Louden.
this Friday, August 28th, followed up by
[1:01:15] our next away game at Genanoa on
September 4th. Please come out and
[1:01:20] support our local events, programs,
student athletes, and go Tigers.
[1:01:24] » Good, Mr. Artino.
>> I just would like to thank everybody for
[1:01:28] coming out tonight and uh look forward
to seeing you all again sometime.
[1:01:34] » Thank you.
>> Very good. With that, I'll entertain a
[1:01:38] motion for adjournment.
>> Mr. Mayor,
[1:01:39] » Mr. Bcom.
>> I move that we adjourn tonight's
[1:01:42] meeting.
>> Questions?
[1:01:44] » Roll call.
>> Yes.
[1:01:47] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[1:01:49] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[1:01:52] » Very good. Thank you everyone.