Lima public meetings in 2022
39 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Agendas and Minutes
This is a regular meeting with multiple ordinances on second reading and new legislation. Key items include setting a stormwater utility base rate, approving the 2023 temporary appropriations, and authorizing a contract with Flock Safety for the Police Department. Several other contracts and budget amendments are also on the agenda.
- Resolution 019-22: Setting the base rate for stormwater utility service charge
- Ordinance 280-22: Contract with Flock Group Inc. for the Police Department
- Ordinance 278-22: Preliminary appropriations for 2023 city expenses
- Ordinance 274-22: Contract with Jacobs Engineering Group for a Biosolids Management Study
- Ordinance 240-22 (second reading): One-time discretionary bonus for essential workers during COVID-19
Council approved several first-reading ordinances for city contracts, budget amendments, and the 2023 preliminary appropriations. A one-time discretionary bonus for pandemic essential workers and a public arts grant application passed on second reading. A contract with Re-Deck of Northwest Ohio, LLC was placed on second reading for further review.
- Adopted Resolution 019-22 establishing stormwater utility base rate (7-0)
- Passed Ordinance 240-22 for one-time pandemic essential worker bonuses (6-1)
- Passed Ordinance 265-22 to apply for Bloomberg Philanthropies public arts funds (6-1)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 278-22 for 2023 preliminary appropriations (7-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 280-22 for contract with Flock Group Inc. (7-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 282-22 for Dollarwise Innovation Grant (7-0)
- Placed Ordinance 281-22 (Re-Deck of Northwest Ohio, LLC contract) on second reading
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 275-22 amending the 2022 annual budget (7-0)
Board of Adjustment Agendas and Minutes
The Lima Board of Adjustment is meeting to consider a use variance for a property at Baxter St. and Haller St. (parcel 36-2512-05-016.000). The agenda also includes roll call, approval of previous meeting minutes, and any matters previously considered but not disposed of. No other substantive items are listed.
- Use variance application 22-06 for property at Baxter St. & Haller St.
- Consideration of minutes from September 14, 2022 meeting
The Board of Adjustments approved a use variance for Metro Fibernet to construct an unmanned fiber-optic communications hut at the southeast corner of Baxter Street and Haller Street. The project allows a utility structure in a Residential II zone to provide internet and broadband services.
- Approved minutes from September 14, 2022 (4-0)
- Approved use variance for Metro Fibernet at Baxter St. & Haller St. with conditions regarding buffer guidelines, building permits, setbacks, and surfacing (4-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
Lima City Council will consider ordinances authorizing a one-time discretionary bonus for essential city workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, multiple contracts for equipment and services, and a CRA tax exemption agreement for Booker Real Estate Holdings at 140 E. Spring Street. The agenda also includes public hearing and privilege of the floor items.
- Ordinance 240-22: one-time discretionary bonus for city workers who performed essential work during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020
- Ordinance 270-22: CRA tax exemption agreement with Booker Real Estate Holdings, LLC for 140 E. Spring Street
- Ordinance 263-22: contract with Republic Services for daily removal of bio-solids at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Ordinance 265-22: application for Bloomberg Philanthropies funds for the public arts challenge
- Ordinance 267-22: contract with ACI Construction Company, Inc.
City Council passed several ordinances on first reading to authorize contracts for utility equipment, waste removal, and police cruisers. The council also approved a CRA tax exemption for Booker Real Estate Holdings, LLC and amended the 2022 annual budget.
- Approved contract with Murphy Tractor & Equipment Co., Inc. for Utilities Department equipment (8-0)
- Approved contract with Republic Services for bio-solids removal at Wastewater Treatment Plant (8-0)
- Approved purchase of a stratus server from Kirby Risk Corporation (8-0)
- Approved contract with Clemans, Nelson & Associates (8-0)
- Approved contract with ACI Const. Co., Inc. (8-0)
- Approved contract with Perry ProTech, Inc. (8-0)
- Approved amendment to the 2022 annual budget (8-0)
- Approved CRA Tax Exemption Agreement for Booker Real Estate Holdings, LLC at 140 East Spring Street (7-0, 1 abstention)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
Lima City Council will consider a six-month moratorium on processing applications for city services for residential structures of 1,000 square feet or less. The agenda includes multiple ordinances for contracts, purchases, and grant applications, as well as a public hearing and privilege of the floor.
- Ordinance 256-22: six-month moratorium on city services for residential structures ≤1,000 sq ft
- Ordinance 250-22: contract with Flowserve US Inc. for a high service pump at the Water Treatment Plant
- Ordinance 252-22: contract with Ben's Construction for residential demolitions
- Ordinance 257-22: application for FY 2023 US EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant
- Ordinance 259-22: CRA Tax Exemption Agreement with CDC Real Estate Holding, LLC for 201 South Central Avenue
City Council passed first readings for several ordinances related to water treatment plant upgrades, residential demolitions, and staffing contracts. The council also established a six-month moratorium on city services for certain small residential structures.
- Approved 6-month moratorium on city services for residential structures ≤ 1,000 sq ft (8-0)
- Approved contract with Ben’s Construction, Inc. for residential demolitions (8-0)
- Approved contract with Flowserve US Inc. for a high service pump (8-0)
- Approved contract with Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. for Water Treatment Plant projects (8-0)
- Approved contract with Harris ERP for financial management software support (8-0)
- Approved CRA Tax Exemption Agreement with CDC Real Estate Holding, LLC for 201 South Central Avenue (8-0)
- Approved application for FY2023 US EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant (8-0)
- Approved funds from St. Rita’s Medical Center for Young Lungs at Play signage (6-2)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
Lima City Council will consider ordinances including a one-time discretionary bonus for city workers who performed essential work during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a contract with Motorola Solutions for police console equipment, and a tax abatement for CDC Real Estate Holding LLC at 201 S. Central Avenue. The meeting also includes a public hearing on income tax language and a liquor permit application for Beer Barrel, Inc.
- Ordinance 240-22: one-time discretionary bonus for essential city workers during COVID-19 pandemic
- Ordinance 246-22: contract with Motorola Solutions for police department console equipment
- Ordinance 242-22: establishing a Tax Incentive Review Council
- Ordinance 244-22: grant from Ohio Department of Health for fluoride equipment at water treatment plant
- Ordinance 245-22: grant from Johnny Appleseed Cooperative Parks Improvement Grant for playground equipment
Council passed several first-reading ordinances including a 2022 budget amendment, a new Tax Incentive Review Council, and various equipment and fuel contracts. A resolution requiring property owners to construct designated sidewalks was adopted. An ordinance regarding COVID-19 essential worker bonuses was tabled.
- Adopted resolution requiring property owners to construct designated sidewalks (7-0)
- Passed Ordinance 236-22 amending the 2022 annual budget (7-0)
- Passed Ordinance 242-22 establishing a Tax Incentive Review Council (7-0)
- Passed Ordinance 246-22 for Police Department console equipment from Motorola Solutions, Inc. (7-0)
- Passed Ordinance 243-22 for 2023 bulk fuel purchase (7-0)
- Passed Ordinance 247-22 for office space lease at Cambridge Center (7-0)
- Defeated Ordinance 233-22 regarding alley vacations (7-0)
- Tabled Ordinance 240-22 regarding COVID-19 essential worker bonuses
City Council Agendas and Minutes
Lima City Council will hold a public hearing on vacating two alleys between S. Jameson Avenue and S. Charles Street, then consider ordinances including a third reading to ban smoking and vaping in city parks, contracts with Rea & Associates and Matrix Pointe Software, and purchases like a dump truck for the Utilities Department. Several items involve amending authorized employment positions and the citywide wayfinding sign program.
- Third reading of Ordinance 205-22 to designate all city parks as smoke- and vape-free
- Public hearing on vacating two alleys between 300 block S. Jameson Avenue and S. Charles Street
- Ordinance 226-22 authorizing contract with Rea & Associates, Inc.
- Ordinance 232-22 authorizing purchase of a single axle dump truck from Rush Truck Center for Utilities Dept.
- Ordinance 234-22 authorizing bids and contract for Citywide Wayfinding Sign Program
Lima City Council voted 8-0 to defeat a proposed ordinance that would have banned smoking and vaping in all city-owned parks and outdoor recreational facilities. The council also passed several other ordinances on first reading, including contracts for auditing services, software, a dump truck, and a wayfinding sign program. A public hearing on vacating two alleys was held with no public comment.
- Defeated smoke/vape-free parks ordinance on third reading (8-0)
- Passed contract with Rea & Associates for auditing services (8-0)
- Passed contract option with Matrix Pointe Software (8-0)
- Passed amendment to Public Works authorized employment positions (8-0)
- Passed salary ordinance for Director of Housing & Neighborhoods (8-0)
- Passed amendment to water treatment plant lagoon removal contract (8-0)
- Passed purchase of dump truck for Utilities Department (8-0)
- Passed authorization for Citywide Wayfinding Sign Program (8-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
City Council is reviewing an ordinance to amend the 2022 annual budget and a proposal to make city parks smoke and vape-free. The body is also considering several contracts for housing maintenance, youth programs, and fair housing services.
- Ordinance 208-22 to amend the 2022 Annual Budget
- Ordinance 205-22 to designate city parks and outdoor recreational facilities as smoke and vape-free
- Ordinance 211-22 to bid and award the 2023 Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) Lab Contract
- Ordinance 191-22 and 224-22 regarding portable on demand storage units
- Contracts with New Lima-Housing for the Future, Inc. for housing maintenance and development
Lima City Council voted 7-0 to defeat Ordinance 191-22, which would have regulated portable on-demand storage units, on its third reading. Council then passed a replacement ordinance, 224-22, on first reading by a 7-0 vote. Council also approved numerous contracts for housing, youth programs, and other services, and adopted resolutions honoring two deceased citizens.
- Defeated portable storage unit ordinance 191-22 on third reading (7-0)
- Passed replacement portable storage unit ordinance 224-22 on first reading (7-0)
- Adopted resolution 015-22 honoring James Leaman (7-0)
- Adopted resolution 016-22 honoring William White Sr. (7-0)
- Adopted resolution 017-22 supporting ADA accessible transportation (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 208-22 amending 2022 budget (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 209-22 authorizing ODOT funding applications (7-0)
- Passed ordinances 213-22 through 223-22 for housing, youth, and community program contracts (all 7-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances including the adoption of the Vision 2040 Comprehensive Plan and budget amendments. The body is also considering contracts for police body armor and wastewater treatment equipment.
- Ordinance 203-22 to adopt the Vision 2040 Comprehensive Plan
- Ordinance 206-22 for police body armor equipment from Galls, LLC
- Ordinance 201-22 for Utilities Dept. equipment from Bobcat of Lima, Inc.
- Ordinance 199-22 to amend the 2022 annual budget
- Ordinance 191-22 regarding portable on demand storage units
Lima City Council approved eight ordinances on first reading, including the 2022 budget amendment, Vision 2040 Comprehensive Plan, and contracts for police body armor, utility equipment, and bridge inspection. The council also advanced a tobacco-free parks ordinance to second reading and referred it to committee. A resolution honoring the late Billie S. Harnishfeger was adopted unanimously.
- Adopted Resolution 014-22 memorializing Billie S. Harnishfeger (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 199-22 amending 2022 budget (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 200-22 authorizing ODOT bridge inspection program (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 201-22 authorizing Bobcat of Lima equipment contract (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 202-22 amending WOCAP contract (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 203-22 adopting Vision 2040 Comprehensive Plan (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 204-22 extending lease with Allen County Regional Transit Authority (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 206-22 authorizing Galls, LLC body armor contract (6-0)
Traffic Commission Agendas and Minutes
The Traffic Commission is meeting to discuss specific parking and signage requests. The body will also review data regarding fatal crashes within the City of Lima.
- Parking request for 60-minute parking along the south side of 2nd St. at 1001 St. Johns Ave.
- Request for "No Truck" signage along Northwest Alley from W. Pennsylvania Ave to W. Wayne St.
- Review of fatal crash data from the Sept. 9, 2022 LACRPC Safe Review Meeting, including Harrison Ave. (Report # 22-021333)
The Lima Traffic Commission approved three items: Ian Kohli as temporary chairman, minutes from January 2020, a 60-minute parking zone on the south side of 2nd Street at St. Johns Avenue, and a 'No Truck' sign along Northwest Alley from W. Pennsylvania Avenue to W. Wayne Street. A review of a fatal crash report was discussed with no recommendation from LACRPC.
- Appointed Ian Kohli as temporary chairman (unanimous)
- Approved January 6, 2020 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved 60-minute parking on south side of 2nd Street at St. Johns Avenue (unanimous)
- Approved 'No Truck' signage along Northwest Alley from W. Pennsylvania Avenue to W. Wayne Street (unanimous)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including a proposed permit for temporary storage of PODS on residential property. The agenda includes various ordinances regarding water treatment, grant fund acceptance, and alley vacations.
- Public hearing for vacation of an alley between 700 N. Main Street and 600 N. Elizabeth Street
- Ordinance to amend the 2022 Annual Budget
- Ordinance to authorize a loan from the Ohio Water Development Authority for the Utilities Department
- Ordinance regarding the issuance of $111,000 in notes for sidewalk construction costs
- Legislation to accept grant funds for the Schoonover Observatory Project
Lima City Council approved 15 ordinances on first reading, including budget amendments, utility contracts, and a grant for the Schoonover Observatory. A proposed ordinance regulating portable on-demand storage units (PODS) was placed on second reading after a resident raised concerns. Council also received an Auditor of State Award with Distinction and heard public comments on stray cats, housing demolition, and the proposed swimming pool.
- Approved amended Citizen Participation Plan (7-0)
- Approved 2022 budget amendment (7-0)
- Approved contract with Pelton Environmental Products for aeration tank diffusers (7-0)
- Approved contract with Calgon Carbon Corporation for carbon regeneration (7-0)
- Approved loan application to Ohio Water Development Authority (7-0)
- Approved contract with Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. (7-0)
- Approved alley vacation between 700 block N. Main St. and 600 block N. Elizabeth St. (7-0)
- Tabled portable on-demand storage unit ordinance to second reading
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council will consider several legislative items including a T-Mobile Hometown Grant application and various equipment disposal contracts. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the Citizen Participation Plan for HUD grants and two alley vacation requests.
- Public hearing for amendment to the Citizen Participation Plan for Housing and Urban Development (Grants)
- Public hearing for vacation of an alley between Grove Ave. and the Indiana & Ohio Railroad
- Public hearing for vacation of an alley segment in the 1100 block of Bellefontaine Ave.
- Ordinance for a governmental electricity aggregation program (Ordinance 171-22)
- Ordinance for CRA tax exemption for 325-333 South Calumet Ave. and 1007 East Eureka Street
Lima City Council passed 11 ordinances on first reading, including contracts for computer disposal, police equipment, alley vacations, a CRA tax exemption, and budget amendments. A resolution honoring the late Bob Schulte was adopted. The electricity aggregation program ordinance was tabled indefinitely.
- Adopted Resolution 013-22 honoring Bob Schulte (6-0)
- Tabled indefinitely Ordinance 171-22 on electricity aggregation (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 172-22 authorizing contract with AIM Ecycling for computer disposal (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 174-22 authorizing contract with Infinite Protection LTD for police equipment (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 175-22 vacating alley between Grove Ave. and Indiana & Ohio Railroad (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 176-22 vacating alley segment in 1100 block of Bellefontaine Ave. (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 183-22 authorizing CRA Tax Exemption Agreement for 325-333 S. Calumet Ave. and 1007 E. Eureka St. (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 180-22 amending the 2022 budget (6-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances including a residential rezoning request for 1007 E. Eureka Street. The agenda also includes various legislative actions regarding public works, fire department equipment, and law enforcement funding.
- Re-zoning of 1007 E. Eureka Street from Class I Residential to Class III Residential
- Purchase of one heavy duty custom pumper for the Fire Department from Sutphen Corporation
- Better Together Demolition of Dilapidated Properties Project bidding and contract
- LPA agreement with ODOT for the State Route 81 project
- Disbursement of funds from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund to the West Central Ohio Crime Task Force
Lima City Council held public hearings and passed the first reading of 11 ordinances, all by 6-0 votes. These include rezoning 1007 E. Eureka Street, amending special permit uses, purchasing a fire pumper, establishing a Chief of Staff salary, adopting a citizen participation plan, authorizing demolition bids, contracting for carbon exchange, amending an engineering contract, entering an ODOT agreement, funding a crime task force, and applying for a drug prevention grant. Council also referred a complaint about the Hope & Nova Apartment Complex and Republic Garbage Company to committee and approved absences for two councilors.
- Rezoning 1007 E. Eureka St. to Class III Residential passed first reading (6-0)
- Amended Section 1256.01 special permit uses passed first reading (6-0)
- Authorized Sutphen Corp. contract for one fire pumper passed first reading (6-0)
- Established Chief of Staff salary passed first reading (6-0)
- Adopted amended citizen participation plan passed first reading (6-0)
- Authorized demolition project bids passed first reading (6-0)
- Authorized Calgon Carbon contract for carbon exchange passed first reading (6-0)
- Referred Hope & Nova Apartment Complex and Republic Garbage issue to Neighborhood Concerns Committee
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is meeting to vote on ordinances regarding the 2022 annual budget and several utility and excavation contracts. The body will also discuss the Lima Comprehensive Plan and electric aggregation.
- Ordinance 158-22 to amend the 2022 annual budget
- Ordinances 150-22, 151-22, and 152-22 to amend contracts with Hohenbrink Excavating, Inc., Degen Excavating, Inc., and Kalida Truck Equipment, Inc.
- Ordinance 155-22 to enter into a contract with Calgon Carbon Corporation for the Utilities Department
- Ordinance 159-22 to dedicate and accept right of way for public use along East Market Street
- Petition for the vacation of an alley between the 700 block of N. Main Street and the 600 block of N. Elizabeth Street
Lima City Council passed ten ordinances on first reading, all by 8-0 votes, covering contract amendments, a new utility contract, the 2022-2023 Annual Action Plan, a federal grant application, and a budget amendment. The council also received and filed multiple communications and approved a petition for alley vacation. No items were denied or tabled.
- Passed ordinance 150-22 amending Hohenbrink Excavating contract (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 151-22 amending Degen Excavating contract (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 152-22 amending Kalida Truck Equipment contract (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 153-22 authorizing Chemco Systems slaker contract (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 154-22 adopting 2022-2023 Annual Action Plan (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 155-22 authorizing Calgon Carbon Corporation contract (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 156-22 applying for DOJ grant (8-0)
- Passed ordinance 157-22 designating Lima Community Improvement Corporation (8-0)
Board of Building and Appeals Agendas and Minutes
The Board of Building Appeals will hold hearings on two appeals of demolition orders issued by the City of Lima Building Commissioner. The first appeal concerns properties at 500-514 Nova Street, and the second concerns a property at 212 S. McDonel Street. The board will allow appellants and affected parties to present arguments.
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2018003409 & #2018003410 for 500-514 Nova Street
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2022004390 for 212 S. McDonel Street
- Hearings scheduled for July 21, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers
The Board of Building Appeals upheld a demolition order for 212 South McDonel Street, rejecting an appeal for a continuance. It also stayed a demolition order for 500-514 Nova Street until January 19, 2023, to allow more time for repairs. Both decisions were unanimous.
- Upheld demolition order #2022004390 for 212 S. McDonel St. (unanimous)
- Stayed demolition order for 500-514 Nova St. until Jan. 19, 2023 (unanimous)
- Appointed Levi Collins as Chairman (unanimous)
- Approved minutes from previous meetings (unanimous)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing the 2023 Tax Budget for the City of Lima. The agenda also includes legislation to advertise for bids for a combined sidewalk construction project and an award from the State of Ohio Law Enforcement Body Armor Program.
- 2023 Tax Budget for the City of Lima
- Sidewalk reconstruction contract via advertisement for bids
- State of Ohio 2021-2022 Law Enforcement Body Armor Program award
- Petition to vacate an alley between Grove Ave. and the Indiana & Ohio Railroad
- Petition to vacate an alley segment in the 1100 block of Bellefontaine Ave.
Lima City Council held a public hearing on the 2023 tax budget and CDBG/HOME funds, with no public comment on the tax budget. The CDBG allocations were referred to the Economic and Community Development Committee for further discussion. Council passed five ordinances on first reading, including the 2023 tax budget, a 2022 budget amendment, and a sidewalk construction authorization, all by 7-0 votes.
- Adopted 2023 tax budget ordinance (7-0)
- Amended 2022 annual budget ordinance (7-0)
- Authorized sidewalk construction bids and contract (7-0)
- Accepted Ohio Law Enforcement Body Armor Program award (7-0)
- Amended Utilities Department authorized employment positions (7-0)
- Referred 2022-2023 CDBG allocations to Economic and Community Development Committee
- Referred re-evaluation of street parking to Public Works Committee
- Set public hearings for alley vacations on August 22, 2022
City Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
The Lima City Planning Commission is meeting to consider the Vision 2040 plan from the Lima/Allen County Regional Planning Commission. The agenda includes roll call, approval of previous meeting minutes, and this new item for consideration. No other substantive business is listed.
- Case #22-16: Vision 2040 plan from Lima/Allen County Regional Planning Commission
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several contracts including street resurfacing by Shelly Company and a new fluoride storage tank at the Water Treatment Plant. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding 2022-2023 CDBG/HOME fund allocations and a rezoning petition for 1007 E. Eureka Street.
- Rezoning of 1007 E. Eureka Street from Class I to Class III Residential
- Contract with Shelly Company for State Issue I Various Street Resurfacing Project
- Contract with Peterson Construction for a new fluoride storage tank at the Water Treatment Plant
- Agreement with Choice One Engineering for a new parking lot adjacent to the Cambridge Center
- Public hearing for 2022-2023 CDBG/HOME Funds allocations
Board of Adjustment Agendas and Minutes
The Lima Board of Adjustment is meeting to consider a fence height variance request for the property at 71 Town Square. The board will also review minutes from its previous meeting and address any unfinished business.
- Fence height variance for 71 Town Square (parcel 37-3107-006-017.000)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning request for an apartment complex and an alley vacation. The body is also considering several contracts, budget amendments, and the recognition of Juneteenth as a city holiday.
- Rezoning of four parcels at Eureka St. and Calumet Ave. for a 24-unit apartment complex
- Vacation of an alley north of Elm Street between Dewey Ave. and Perry Street
- Ordinance 133-22 to recognize Juneteenth as a City Holiday for AFSCME employees
- Contracts with Utility Metering Solutions and Brightly Software, INC
- Creation and funding of a Lima Community Improvement Corporation Account
City Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
The City Planning Commission will meet on June 8, 2022, to review several land use cases. The agenda includes requests for alley vacations and a zoning text amendment.
- Case #22-12: S. Jameson & S. Charles Alley Vacation
- Case #22-13: Bellefontaine Alley Vacation (Dunkin’ Donuts)
- Case #22-14: Eureka Re-Zoning (City of Lima / Blass)
- Case #22-15: Zoning Text Amendment
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances to authorize contracts for engineering, architectural services, and utility equipment. The body is also considering salary establishments for three city positions and a resolution of appreciation for Municipal Clerk of Court Jim Link.
- Purchase of 300 water meters from Everett J. Prescott, Inc.
- Contract with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc. for West Street Bridge engineering design
- Contract with SPGB Architects, LLC for Public Works engineering services
- Memorandum of Understanding with Lima City Schools and YMCA of Lima for the Lima Community Aquatic Center
- Resolution 007-22 expressing appreciation for Municipal Clerk of Court Jim Link
The Lima City Council adopted a resolution declaring the necessity of constructing certain sidewalks and passed several ordinances on first reading, including contracts for engineering services, water meters, and wastewater plant improvements. The council also referred a memorandum of understanding for the aquatic center to committee and received updates on the Lima Better Together Plan and police quality-of-life enforcement.
- Adopted Resolution 008-22 declaring sidewalk necessity (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 123-22 authorizing contract with Brandstetter Carroll Inc. (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 124-22 authorizing contract with SPGB Architects LLC (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 125-22 authorizing MOU with Lima City Schools and YMCA, then referred to Public Works Committee (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 126-22 authorizing contract with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Inc. for West Street Bridge design (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 127-22 authorizing bids for wastewater treatment plant improvements (6-0)
- Passed Ordinance 128-22 authorizing purchase of water meters from E.J. Prescott (6-0)
- Passed Ordinances 129-22, 130-22, 131-22 establishing salaries for HR Director, Secretary II, and Deputy Director of Housing (6-0 each)
Board of Adjustment Agendas and Minutes
The Board of Adjustment will review minutes from the March 23, 2022, meeting and address outstanding matters regarding a zoning variance at 954 Crestwood Ave. The agenda also includes consideration of a special permit for the 300 block of E. Market St.
- Review of March 23, 2022, meeting minutes
- Motion to affirm, modify, or clarify zoning variance for 954 Crestwood Ave.
- Special permit consideration for the 300 block of E. Market St.
The Board of Adjustments approved a special use permit for City Switch to install a 125-foot monopole communication tower with a 10-foot lightning rod on CSX property in the 300 block of E. Market St., including antennas for CSX and Dish Wireless. The approval was conditional on compliance with all building codes and staff permit approval. The board also tabled a request to modify, affirm, or clarify a prior fence variance at 954 Crestwood Dr., deferring action to a future meeting.
- Approved special use permit for monopole tower at 300 block E. Market St. (4-0)
- Tabled fence variance clarification for 954 Crestwood Dr. (4-0)
- Approved minutes from March 23, 2022 meeting (4-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The Lima City Council met to review various legislative items including budget amendments and equipment purchases. The session included discussions regarding public safety, property tax reform, and community beautification projects.
- Ordinance 117-22: Amending the 2022 annual budget
- Ordinance 118-22: Purchase of a 900 ECO Combination/Catch Basin Truck from Brown Equipment Company
- Ordinance 119-22: Purchase of vehicles for the Utilities Department
- Ordinance 120-22: Purchase of a commercial slope mower from Kut Kwick Corporation
- Ordinance 109-22: Purchase of property on North Elizabeth Street
Lima City Council passed seven ordinances on first reading, all by 8-0 votes except one with an abstention. These included authorizing purchases of a catch basin truck, utility vehicles, a slope mower, a contract with Crime Victim Services, and a 2022 budget amendment. Council also approved the consent calendar and received reports from the Civil Service Board and committees.
- Approved consent calendar: minutes and Law Director 2021 Annual Report (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 116-22 transferring cash from general fund contingency to unclaimed funds (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 117-22 authorizing contract with Brown Equipment for a catch basin truck (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 118-22 authorizing bids for Utilities Department vehicles (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 119-22 authorizing contract with Kut Kwick for a slope mower (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 120-22 establishing salary for Workforce and Small Business Development Director (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 121-22 amending the 2022 annual budget (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 122-22 authorizing contract with Crime Victim Services (7-0, 1 abstention)
City Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
The City Planning Commission will meet on April 27, 2022, to review new items for consideration. The primary agenda item involves a request by MSB Investments Lima, LLC regarding the Main & Elizabeth Alley Vacation.
- Case #22-10: Main & Elizabeth Alley Vacation (MSB Investments Lima, LLC)
The Lima City Planning Commission approved a request to vacate an alley between N. Main St. and N. Elizabeth St., north of Haller St., with the condition that a shared use driveway agreement be in place for neighbors on the west side. The petitioner, MSB Investments Lima LLC, was not present, and staff reported no objections from adjacent property owners. The motion carried 3-0.
- Approved alley vacation (Case #22-10) with condition of shared use driveway agreement (3-0)
- Approved minutes of April 6 meeting with changes (3-0)
- Elected Suzanne Plumb as acting chair (3-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is meeting to decide on several contracts, including a property purchase on North Elizabeth Street and an agreement with Motorola Solutions. The body is also discussing budget amendments and zoning petitions.
- Ordinance 109-22 to purchase property at 122 North Elizabeth Street
- Ordinance 110-22 to enter into a contract with Motorola Solutions, Inc.
- Ordinance 111-22 to amend the 2022 annual budget
- Petition for re-zoning the N/E corner of Eureka Street and Calumet Avenue
- Petition for the vacation of an alley between Dewey Avenue and Perry Street
The Lima City Council passed seven ordinances on first reading, all by 7-0 votes, including authorizing the purchase of property on North Elizabeth Street, a contract with Motorola Solutions, an amended 2022 budget, a contract amendment with Cotterman Roofing, utility department employment changes, acceptance of a gift from All Phase Electric, and confirming Jamie Dixon to the Lima Community Improvement Corporation. The council also received petitions for rezoning and alley vacation, setting public hearings for June 13, 2022. No substantive decisions were made on the pickleball court request or the Monfort complaint, which were discussed but not acted upon.
- Passed ordinance 109-22 authorizing purchase of property on North Elizabeth Street (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 110-22 authorizing contract with Motorola Solutions (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 111-22 amending 2022 annual budget (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 112-22 amending Cotterman Roofing contract (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 113-22 amending utility department employment positions (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 114-22 accepting gift from All Phase Electric and Apollo JVS (7-0)
- Passed ordinance 115-22 confirming Jamie Dixon to Lima Community Improvement Corporation (7-0)
- Received petitions for rezoning at Eureka/Calumet and alley vacation on Dewey/Perry, set hearings for June 13, 2022
Board of Building and Appeals Agendas and Minutes
The Board of Building Appeals will hold hearings regarding several appeals of adjudication and demolition orders. These cases involve various properties in Lima, including multiple addresses on Superior Court.
- Appeal of Adjudication Order for 101 South Dale Drive
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2022000966 for 35 Superior Court
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2022000937 for 33 Superior Court
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2022000953 for 34 Superior Court
- Multiple appeals of demolition orders for properties on Superior Court (36, 37, 40, 41, and 43)
The Board of Building Appeals heard nine appeals on April 21, 2022. It granted a variance for a structure at 101 South Dale Drive, allowing the project to proceed despite a foundation not being below the frost line. The board upheld emergency demolition orders for eight properties on Superior Court, with votes of 4-1 for 35 and 33 Superior Court and unanimous votes for the others.
- Granted variance for 101 South Dale Drive (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order for 35 Superior Court (4-1, Parks dissenting)
- Upheld demolition order for 33 Superior Court (4-1, Parks dissenting)
- Upheld demolition order for 34 Superior Court (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order for 36 Superior Court (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order for 37 Superior Court (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order for 40 Superior Court (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order for 41 Superior Court (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
Lima City Council is holding public hearings to rezone 11 parcels at Reservoir Road and Collins Avenue from residential to business and to vacate a partial alley off the 1300 block of Brice Avenue. The body is also considering several contracts for city utilities, property maintenance, and road salt.
- Rezoning 11 parcels at Reservoir Road and Collins Avenue from Class I Residential to Class I Business
- Vacation of a partial alley off the 1300 block of Brice Avenue
- Contract with Ohio Department of Transportation for the purchase of Sodium Chloride (Rock Salt)
- Contract for the removal of material from sludge lagoons at the Water Treatment Plant
- Energy Special Improvement District Application for building renovation at 207 South Central Avenue
Lima City Council held public hearings on an alley vacation and a zoning change, then passed all ordinances on first reading. The zoning change reclassifies 11 parcels at Reservoir Road and Collins Avenue from Class I Residential to Class I Business. The alley vacation for the 1300 block of Brice Avenue was also approved. All votes were 8-0.
- Approved rezoning 11 parcels at Reservoir Road and Collins Avenue to Class I Business (8-0)
- Approved vacation of partial alley off 1300 block of Brice Avenue (8-0)
- Adopted Resolution 005-22 for Special Energy Improvement District (8-0)
- Passed ordinances amending multiple city code chapters (8-0 each)
- Approved contract with ODOT for rock salt purchase (8-0)
- Approved contract with Jones & Henry Engineers (8-0)
- Authorized bidding for sludge lagoon removal at Water Treatment Plant (8-0)
- Approved amendments to property maintenance contracts with Benchmark and Northwest (8-0)
City Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
The City Planning Commission will review several land use items, including a rezoning request for Calumet and Eureka and alley vacations for Dewey and Perry Alley and Lima Stadium. The meeting also includes consideration of minutes from the February 23, 2022, meeting.
- Re-zoning of Calumet & Eureka from Class I Residential to Class III Residential
- Dewey and Perry Alley Vacation (Case #22-01)
- Lima Stadium Alley Vacation (Case #22-08)
- Lima Stadium Right-of-Way Dedication (Case #22-09)
- Regional Planning Commission Committee Appointments
The Lima City Planning Commission approved four requests: an alley vacation for North Park Community Church, a rezoning for a 24-unit apartment complex, an alley vacation for the City of Lima Public Works, and a right-of-way dedication along E. Market St. All motions passed 4-0. The commission also approved a list of appointees and alternates to the commission, with one abstention.
- Approved alley vacation in 100 block of S. Dewey Ave and S. Perry St for North Park Community Church (4-0)
- Approved rezoning of 4 parcels at Eureka and Calumet from Class I to Class III Residential for 24-unit apartment complex (4-0)
- Approved alley vacation between Grove Ave and Indiana & Ohio Railroad, South of E. Market St (4-0)
- Approved dedication of Right-of-Way along E. Market St (4-0)
- Approved list of appointees and alternates to the commission (3-0, Schierloh abstained)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
Lima City Council is reviewing several ordinances including a tax abatement for the rehabilitation of 702-720 North Baxter Street and the purchase of three police cruisers. The body is also discussing contracts for water treatment plant SCADA upgrades and sidewalk projects.
- Ordinance 080-22: CRA Tax Exemption Agreement for Greater Lima Acquisition Group, LLC at 702-720 North Baxter Street
- Ordinance 081-22: Contract with Statewide Ford to purchase three police cruisers
- Ordinance 082-22: Contract with Peterson Construction for Water Treatment Plan SCADA upgrades
- Ordinance 076-22: LPA Agreement with ODOT for All-Spencerville Rd sidewalks
- Ordinance 074-22: Amendment to the 2022 annual budget
Lima City Council passed nine ordinances on first reading, all by 6-0 votes, covering budget amendments, agreements with Apollo Career Center and ODOT, appointments, equipment sales, a tax exemption, police cruiser purchase, and water treatment SCADA upgrades. The council also adopted a resolution honoring Howard Elstro for 32 years of service. All actions were routine and approved without opposition.
- Approved 2022 budget amendment (6-0)
- Authorized agreement with Apollo Career Center (6-0)
- Authorized LPA agreement with ODOT for All-Spencer Ville Rd sidewalks (6-0)
- Approved Amy Craft appointment to Historic Preservation Board (6-0)
- Authorized sale of scrap iron, steel, copper, brass (6-0)
- Authorized sale of obsolete equipment, poles, signs (6-0)
- Approved CRA tax exemption for Greater Lima Acquisition Group, 702-720 N Baxter St (6-0)
- Authorized contract with Statewide Ford for 3 police cruisers (6-0)
Board of Adjustment Agendas and Minutes
The Lima Board of Adjustment will hold a meeting to consider two new items: a special use permit for the 500 block of W. Kildare Ave. and an off-street parking variance for 426 N. Jameson Ave. The board will also review minutes from its December 8, 2021 meeting. No other substantive matters are listed.
- Special Use Permit 22-01 for 500 block W. Kildare Ave. (parcels 36-2412-12-002.000 and 36-2412-12-003.000)
- Off-Street Parking Variance 22-02 for 426 N. Jameson Ave. (parcel 37-3210-01-013.000)
- Consideration of minutes from December 8, 2021 meeting
The Board of Adjustments tabled a special use permit request for two triplexes on the 500 block of W. Kildare Ave. due to concerns about parking and lack of detailed plans. The board approved an off-street parking variance for a duplex at 426 Jameson Ave, with conditions for a drainage plan.
- Tabled special use permit for two triplexes at 500 block W. Kildare Ave (5-0)
- Approved off-street parking variance at 426 Jameson Ave with drainage plan condition (5-0)
- Approved minutes from December 8, 2021 meeting (5-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is meeting to discuss several ordinances, including a six-month moratorium on Land Bank applications and the adoption of a Storm Water Program Management Plan. The body will also hold public hearings regarding the vacation of streets and alleys and the definition of 'bar' within the Zoning Code.
- Public hearing on amending Section 1242.06 regarding Petitions for Vacation of Streets and Alleys
- Public hearing on amending Section 1240.01 and 1252.01 to define 'bar' in the Class I Business District
- Ordinance 063-22 to establish a six-month moratorium on Land Bank I and Land Bank II applications
- Ordinance 067-22 to approve the City of Lima Stormwater Management Program Plan
- Contracts with Peterson Construction, CECO Flex-Kleen, and Patrick Staffing
Lima City Council held public hearings and passed 17 ordinances on first reading, all by 8-0 votes. These included a six-month moratorium on land bank applications, amendments to zoning and street vacation codes, a stormwater management plan, and several contracts. Council also referred the process of selecting a new Police Chief to the Safety Services Committee by a 6-2 vote.
- Passed 6-month moratorium on land bank applications (8-0)
- Passed stormwater management plan approval (8-0)
- Passed contract with CECO Flex-Kleen (8-0)
- Passed contract with Patrick Staffing (8-0)
- Passed contract with Lima Community Improvement Corporation (8-0)
- Passed amendments to zoning and street vacation codes (8-0)
- Referred Police Chief selection process to Safety Services Committee (6-2)
- Referred City Building remodeling to Public Works and Finance Committees
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including the 2022 city budget and various service contracts. Discussion includes a $1.5 million loan request for stormwater projects and multiple rezoning petitions.
- $1.5 Million loan from Ohio Water Development Authority for stormwater capital projects
- Re-zoning petition for the north side of Reservoir Road and Collins Avenue
- Re-zoning public hearing for 1122-1138 Bellefontaine Ave.
- Petition for vacation of a partial alley off Brice Avenue
- Legislation to establish the 2022 City of Lima budget
The Lima City Council passed the 2022 city budget and more than 20 ordinances on first reading, all by unanimous or near-unanimous votes. The council also referred Mayor Sharetta Smith's 'Better Together' plan action items to committee, including proposed new departments and positions. Two public hearings were scheduled for April 11, 2022, regarding a partial alley vacation off Brice Avenue and a rezoning at Reservoir Road and Collins Avenue.
- Adopted 2022 city budget (Ord. 040-22) 8-0
- Approved $1.5M Ohio Water Development Authority loan for stormwater projects (Ord. 047-22) 8-0
- Approved contract with RB Jergens Contractors (Ord. 046-22) 7-1
- Approved contract with Peterson Construction (Ord. 038-22) 8-0
- Approved contract with Modo Media (Ord. 036-22) 8-0
- Referred Mayor's 'Better Together' reorganization plan to committee
- Scheduled public hearings for alley vacation and rezoning on April 11, 2022
- Adopted resolution appointing Fire Chief Heffner to One Ohio Region 15 Board (Res. 003-22) 8-0
City Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
The City Planning Commission will meet on February 23, 2022, to review previous meeting minutes and address outstanding cases. The agenda includes a re-zoning request for Reservoir R. and Collins Ave. and an alley vacation on Brice Ave.
- Case #22-04: Re-zoning of Reservoir R. & Collins Ave. from R-I to B-I
- Case #22-05: Brice Ave. Alley Vacation
The Lima City Planning Commission voted 4-0 to approve rezoning eleven parcels north of Reservoir Rd along Collins Ave from R-1 to B1, forwarding it to City Council. They also approved vacating part of an alley between Brice Ave and Allentown Rd, with a condition for utility easement. Both decisions were made at the February 23, 2022 meeting.
- Approved rezoning of 11 parcels north of Reservoir Rd along Collins Ave from R-1 to B1, forwarded to City Council (4-0)
- Approved vacation of north part of N/S alley between 1300 blocks of Brice Ave and Allentown Rd, with condition of utility easement (4-0)
- Approved minutes of January 26, 2022 meeting (3-0)
Board of Adjustment Agendas and Minutes
The Planning Commission will meet on February 23, 2022, to review minutes from the January 26 meeting and address outstanding cases. The agenda includes a re-zoning request for Reservoir R. and Collins Ave. and a request for an alley vacation on Brice Ave.
- Case #22-04: Re-zoning of Reservoir R. & Collins Ave. from R-I to B-I
- Case #22-05: Brice Ave. Alley Vacation
The Lima City Planning Commission approved a rezoning of eleven parcels north of Reservoir Rd along Collins Ave from R-1 to B1, forwarding it to City Council. They also approved vacating the north part of a north-south alley between the 1300 blocks of Brice Ave and Allentown Rd, with a condition for utility easement. Both motions carried 4-0.
- Approved rezoning of eleven parcels north of Reservoir Rd along Collins Ave from R-1 to B1, forwarded to City Council (4-0)
- Approved vacation of north part of N/S alley between 1300 blocks of Brice Ave and Allentown Rd, with utility easement condition (4-0)
- Approved minutes of January 26, 2022 meeting (3-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The Lima City Council held a regular session on February 7, 2022, and passed 17 ordinances on first reading, all by unanimous 8-0 votes. These ordinances authorize contracts with various vendors, including US Ignite, OVIVO USA, ACI Construction, and several HR-related services, as well as amendments to existing contracts and a special assessment levy. A public hearing for the rezoning of 1122-1138 Bellefontaine Ave. was held with no public comment. The council also adopted a resolution honoring the late Aaron Molaski and received and filed multiple communications and petitions.
- Adopted Resolution 001-22 memorializing Aaron Molaski (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 017-22 levying special assessments for property maintenance (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 018-22 authorizing contract with US Ignite (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 019-22 authorizing contract with OVIVO USA, LLC, as amended to $15,679.43 (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 020-22 amending Hohenbrink Excavating contract (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 021-22 authorizing contract with ACI Construction (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 025-22 authorizing application for pool construction funds (8-0)
- Passed Ordinance 026-22 authorizing contract with Donn Crouse (8-0)
City Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
The Lima City Planning Commission is meeting to consider one new item: a request to vacate the Dewey and Perry alley, submitted by North Point Community Church. The commission will also review minutes from its December 8, 2022 meeting. No other substantive matters are listed.
- Case #22-01: Dewey and Perry Alley Vacation request by North Point Community Church
The Lima City Planning Commission voted to postpone a decision on North Park Community Church's request to vacate an alley between S. Dewey Ave and S. Perry St. The delay allows Allen County Metropolitan Housing, an adjacent property owner, time to formally respond. The commission will revisit the matter at a future meeting.
- Approved minutes of December 8, 2021 meeting (3-0)
- Moved alley vacation request to future meeting for further discussion (3-0)
- Adjourned meeting (3-0)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances to authorize contracts for engineering, legal, and utility services. The body is also discussing the levying of special assessments for property maintenance code charges.
- Ordinance 005-22: Special assessments for property maintenance code charges
- Ordinance 004-22: Agreement with Downtown Lima, Inc.
- Ordinance 012-22: Contract with the Lima YMCA
- Ordinance 018-22: Contract with the Lima City Board of Education
- Ordinance 011-22: Amendment to contract with Choice One Engineering
Council authorized legislation to add a $5,000 administration fee for properties on the Specified Parcel list for a fourth consecutive year, and referred the list to committee for further review. All 13 ordinances on first reading were approved unanimously, including contracts for engineering, legal, and school resource officer services. The meeting also included reports on the 2021 Property Maintenance Program and several committee referrals.
- Authorized $5,000 admin fee for 4th-year Specified Parcel list properties (motion carried)
- Referred Specified Parcel List to Community & Economic Development Committee (motion carried)
- Approved Ordinance 004-22 with Downtown Lima, Inc. (8-0)
- Approved Ordinance 005-22 levying special assessments for property maintenance (8-0)
- Approved Ordinance 006-22 for flow monitoring data collection contract (8-0)
- Approved Ordinance 007-22 with Scheer, Green and Burke Co., LPA (8-0)
- Approved Ordinance 016-22 with Lima City Board of Education for school resource officer (8-0)
- Referred 5 items to Council of the Whole Committee (motion carried)
Board of Building and Appeals Agendas and Minutes
The Lima Board of Building Appeals will hold hearings on four appeals of demolition orders issued by the Building Commissioner. The properties are at 500-514 Nova Street, 734 East 3rd Street, 201 East Third Street, and 39 Superior Court. Each hearing is scheduled for January 20, 2022, at 3:00 p.m. in the First Floor Council Chambers.
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2018003409 & #2018003410 for 500-514 Nova Street
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2021003929 for 734 East 3rd Street
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2021006109 for 201 East Third Street
- Appeal of Demolition Order #2021007002 for 39 Superior Court
The Board of Building Appeals unanimously upheld demolition orders for 734 East Third Street, 39 Superior Court, 201 East Third Street, and 466-468 South Central Avenue. It also stayed demolition for 500-514 Nova Street until July 21, 2022, to allow the owner to complete repairs. All decisions were unanimous.
- Upheld demolition order #2021003929 for 734 East Third Street (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order #2021007135 for 39 Superior Court (unanimous)
- Stayed demolition order for 500-514 Nova Street until July 21, 2022 (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order #2021006109 for 201 East Third Street (unanimous)
- Upheld demolition order for 466-468 South Central Avenue (unanimous)
City Council Agendas and Minutes
The City Council is meeting to appoint a 3rd Ward Councilor and discuss several departmental requests. The body is considering ordinances regarding Public Works employment positions and a contract with JP Management.
- Ordinance 001-22: Appointing Carla A. Thompson as 3rd Ward Councilor
- Ordinance 002-22: Amending authorized employment positions in the Public Works Department
- Ordinance 003-22: Authorizing a contract with JP Management
- Funding request from Downtown Lima, Inc. for 2022
- Exemption request from Lima Allen County Paramedics
The council appointed Carla A. Thompson as 3rd Ward Councilor on first reading by a 6-1 vote, with Thompson abstaining. Councilor Neeper opposed, citing a lack of an interview process. The council also passed first readings on ordinances amending Public Works employment positions and authorizing a contract with JP Management, both by 8-0 votes. Communications requesting 2022 funding and other items were received and filed.
- Appointed Carla A. Thompson as 3rd Ward Councilor (6-1, 1 abstention)
- Passed first reading of ordinance amending Public Works employment positions (8-0)
- Passed first reading of ordinance authorizing contract with JP Management (8-0)
- Approved consent calendar item (minutes of previous meeting)
- Received and filed communications from Downtown Lima, Inc., Public Works, and Fire Chief