Sunbury, OH

Services

Council

Parks & Recreation

The Sunbury Parks and Recreation Committee will approve August minutes and discuss the status of JR Smith Park. The agenda includes a tutorial on the Sunbury Trails and Sidewalk GIS map and a review of e-bike legislation. No specific dollar amounts or binding votes are listed in the provided text.

• JR Smith Park Update
• Sunbury Trails and Sidewalk GIS Map and Web Map Tutorial
• E-Bikes Legislation
• Monthly Park Update
• Monthly Tree Update

Council

This is a special meeting of the Sunbury City Council, held at Big Walnut High School. The sole agenda item is a presentation and discussion on data centers, covering types of data centers and land use/zoning considerations. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation on types of data centers
• Discussion of land use and zoning for data centers

Other Meetings

The Eastern Delaware County Joint Recreation District will hold a regular meeting to review minutes, hear public comment, and discuss new business, including community center project updates and preliminary millage calculations. The board will also enter executive session to consider property purchase for public purposes, as permitted by Ohio law.

• Community Center Project Updates
• Preliminary Millage Calculations
• Executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(2) for property purchase consideration

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request from Sunbury Holdings Co., LLC for parcel # 417-240-02-009-000, including approval of the associated development plan and text for the Gateway District North PCD. The commission will also review a preliminary presentation for 699 Stone Creek Way in the Kintner Commercial development, plus minutes from July 27, 2026, and the August 2026 zoning report.

• Rezoning request for parcel # 417-240-02-009-000 (Gateway District North PCD) by Sunbury Holdings Co., LLC
• Approval of associated development plan and text for the Gateway District North PCD
• Preliminary plan presentation for 699 Stone Creek Way (Kintner Commercial development)
• Review of July 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• August 2026 zoning report

Council

Sunbury City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 19, 2026, with several resolutions and ordinances up for consideration. Key items include a third reading of an ordinance to extend City Manager Daryl P. Hennessy's employment agreement for two years, and an ordinance approving a major commercial site plan for a new mixed-use building at 37 E. Granville Street. The council will also consider resolutions authorizing assessment certificates and an intergovernmental agreement with the Delaware County Veterans Service Commission, as well as ordinances on micromobility devices, a fisheries management program, and a new employee handbook.

• Ordinance 2026.21: Extend City Manager Daryl P. Hennessy's employment agreement for two years
• Ordinance 2026.22: Approve Trident Holding Company LLC's site plan for a mixed-use building at 37 E. Granville Street
• Resolution 2026.20: Authorize finance director to submit assessment certificates to Delaware County Auditor
• Resolution 2026.21: Authorize intergovernmental agreement with Delaware County Veterans Service Commission
• Ordinance 2026.23: Add electric personal assistive mobility and low-speed micromobility devices to city code

Finance Committee

The Sunbury Finance Committee is meeting to review quarterly investments, proposed employee handbook revisions, year-to-date comparison reports, and the July check register and fund report. They will also examine year-to-date income tax collections through July 2026, which show a 6.7% decrease from the same period in 2025, and review bank and book balances with a noted variance.

• Quarterly Investment Review
• Employee Handbook revisions
• YTD income tax collections: $3,684,564 total, down 6.7% from 2025
• Bank balance: $25,219,006.72 (book balance $25,186,722.15, variance -$32,284.57)
• July check register & YTD Fund Report

Services

Parks & Recreation

Council

Sunbury City Council will review a site plan for a new commercial building and an employment agreement extension for City Manager Daryl P. Hennessy. The body is also considering updates to mobility device ordinances and a designated outdoor refreshment area.

• Ordinance 2026.22: Site plan for Trident Holding Company LLC mixed use building at 37 E. Granville Street
• Ordinance 2026.21: Two-year employment agreement extension for City Manager Daryl P. Hennessy
• Ordinance 2026.20: Establishment of a designated outdoor refreshment area
• Ordinance 2026.23: Addition of electric personal assistive and low speed micromobility devices to codified ordinances
• Ordinance 2026.24: Renewal agreement with Ohio Department of Natural Resources for fisheries management at upground reservoirs

Council approved Ordinance 2026.20, establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area, as an emergency measure to expedite state approval. The ordinance passed 7-0. Council also approved two consulting service agreements with MKSK and HGC Noise Vibration and Acoustics, each 7-0. Several other ordinances and resolutions were introduced or given first or second readings, with no final action taken.

• Approved Ordinance 2026.20 (outdoor refreshment area) as emergency, 7-0
• Approved consulting services with MKSK, 7-0
• Approved consulting services with HGC Noise Vibration and Acoustics, 7-0
• Approved minutes of July 15, 2026, 7-0
• Held first reading of Resolution 2026.20 (assessment certificates)
• Held first reading of Resolution 2026.21 (intergovernmental agreement with Veteran Service Commission)
• Held second readings of Ordinances 2026.21, 2026.22, 2026.23
• Held first reading of Ordinance 2026.24 (fisheries management program)

Other Meetings

The Eastern Delaware County Joint Recreation District will review updates regarding the Community Center project. The body will also enter an executive session to consider the purchase of property for public purposes.

• Community Center Project updates
• Executive session regarding property purchase for public purposes
• Community Profile updates from DCRPC

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hear a conditional use request for 34 N Vernon Street to expand a nonconforming residential use, and consider a preliminary plat for Eagle Creek Highlands Section 2 adding 54 lots. A rezoning for Gateway District North remains tabled. Staff will present a proposed fee schedule and zoning code amendment. The meeting also includes approval of June minutes and a July zoning report.

• Conditional use – 34 N Vernon Street to extend existing nonconforming residential use
• Rezoning – Gateway District North PCD (parcel 417-240-02-009-000) – tabled per applicant
• Preliminary plat – Eagle Creek Highlands Section 2 (54 lots)
• Staff presentation – proposed zoning fee schedule and code amendment
• Approval of June 29, 2026 meeting minutes

Other Meetings

The Sunbury Personnel Board of Appeals will meet on July 22, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Sunbury Town Hall. The board will approve the minutes from the June 2, 2026 meeting. The board will consider the eligibility list for the Engineering Technician vacancy.

• Approve June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
• Consider eligibility list for Engineering Technician position

Events and Commemoration Committee

The Events and Commemorations Committee will discuss two new items: the Sunbury Sizzle and Sounds event and the America 250 Patriots Memorial. The meeting will also provide information about upcoming community activities such as Movies on the Square, the Second Saturday Market, and a Back to School Prayer Night. No formal decisions are indicated beyond discussion of these events.

• Sunbury Sizzle and Sounds – event presentation by Gillian Doucette Banten
• America 250 Patriots Memorial – new commemorative project
• Movies on the Square – scheduled for August 7 at dusk
• Second Saturday Market on the Square – scheduled for August 8 at 7 pm
• Big Walnut Ministerial Association Back to School Prayer Night – scheduled for August 9 at 6:30 pm

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Sunbury Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two variance applications at its July 20, 2026 meeting. One request seeks to reduce the minimum floor space for a 2‑bedroom apartment from 1,020 sq ft to 875 sq ft at 37 E Granville Street in the Central Business District (C‑3). The other request seeks permission to install a 4‑ft black aluminum ornamental fence in the rear and side yards of a corner lot at 815 Callaway Lane. Staff reports and related documents are attached for each application.

• Variance to decrease 2‑bedroom minimum floor space from 1,020 sq ft to 875 sq ft at 37 E Granville St (C‑3 district)
• Variance to allow a 4‑ft black aluminum ornamental fence in rear and side yards of corner lot at 815 Callaway Lane

Council

The Sunbury City Council will review a city manager report and a series of resolutions and ordinances. Items include a Colan approval resolution, an ODOT consent ordinance for snow and ice maintenance, engineering services, major commercial site plans on 37 E Granville Street, an e‑bike helmet ordinance, and a charter amendment. The council will decide whether to adopt each of these proposals.

• RES NO. 2026.19 – Colan approval and cost proposal for DEL SR 37 22.436
• ORD NO. 2026.11.1 – ODOT consent for snow, ice and general road maintenance (amended)
• ORD NO. 2026.22 – Major commercial site plan for 37 E Granville Street
• ORD NO. 2026.23 – E‑bikes with helmets ordinance (redline)
• ORD NO. 2026.24 – Charter amendment

The Sunbury City Council approved several resolutions and ordinances by unanimous 6-0 votes, including right-of-way services for the State Route 37 widening project, a snow and ice removal agreement with ODOT, engineering services with Verdantas, and a major commercial/industrial site plan for Local Provision, LLC. Council also held first readings on ordinances extending the city manager's contract, a mixed-use building at 37 E. Granville Street, and electric assistive mobility devices, plus a second reading on a designated outdoor refreshment area. No substantive decisions were made on these later items; they remain pending.

• Approved Resolution 2026.19 for O.R. Colan Associates right-of-way services for State Route 37 widening (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026.11.1 consenting to ODOT snow/ice removal and maintenance on state highways (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026.17 authorizing Verdantas engineering services agreement (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026.19 approving Local Provision, LLC mixed-use commercial site plan (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026.24 to certify charter amendment to November 3, 2026 ballot (6-0)
• Appointed Mindy Groves as Clerk of Council (6-0)
• Appointed Tommy Hatfield to Delaware Public Health District (6-0)
• Approved June 17 regular and June 25 special meeting minutes (6-0 and 5-0 with 1 abstention)

Finance Committee

The Sunbury Finance Committee will discuss revisions to the employee handbook, updates to the zoning fee schedule, residents and RITA data, June check register and year‑to‑date fund report, and bank‑to‑book reconciliation. They will also review year‑to‑date income tax collections and bank balances. The meeting will conclude with adjournment and scheduling of the next meeting on August 19, 2026.

• Employee Handbook revisions
• Zoning Fee Schedule updates
• Residents & RITA data review
• June check register & YTD Fund Report
• Bank to book reconciliation

The Finance Committee reviewed a proposed comprehensive revision to the City's employee handbook, which would move it out of codified ordinance and introduce new policies on vacation accrual, comp time, and cell phone stipends. The committee also discussed a proposed zoning fee schedule update that could generate $45,000 to $150,000 in missed revenue, but no formal action was taken on either item. The committee approved the June 17, 2026 minutes and received financial reports, including a mid-year update showing income tax collections at $3.19 million.

• Approved June 17, 2026 minutes (5 yeas)
• Reviewed proposed employee handbook revisions; no vote taken
• Discussed zoning fee schedule amendments; no vote taken
• Heard RITA data on resident income tax rates; no action
• Reviewed mid-year financial report; no action

Services

The Sunbury Services Committee will discuss follow‑up on eBike legislation and the timing and outreach for the realignment of Cheshire Road. It will receive updates on pavement repair on Golf Course Road, street improvements, JR Smith Park upgrades, and the result of the QBS selection for the Columbus Street Corridor Study. The meeting also includes a discussion of the wastewater treatment plant expansion and a look‑ahead to upcoming topics such as traffic signal funding and sidewalk policy.

• eBikes Legislation Follow‑up
• Realignment of Cheshire Road – timing and public outreach
• Pavement Repair on Golf Course Road
• RFP for Columbus Street Corridor Study – QBS selection result
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion

The Services Committee discussed proposed e-bike legislation, including permitting low-speed scooters on sidewalks and prohibiting motor-engaged e-bikes there, with staff to refine details. They also reviewed the Cheshire Road realignment, including a four-week closure before school starts, and received updates on various projects. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only action was approving the May 6, 2026 minutes.

• Approved May 6, 2026 committee minutes (5-0)
• Discussed e-bike ordinance revisions; staff to review helmet requirements and scooter classifications
• Reviewed Cheshire Road realignment with proposed four-week closure; staff to coordinate outreach
• Noted $375,000 earmark for J.R. Smith Park improvements
• Received update on 2026 Street Improvements Program; contractor developing schedule
• Heard update on Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion; excavation began for new clarifier

Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Committee will review updates on JR Smith Park grants. It will discuss plans for the Fourth of July Parade and fireworks. The committee will consider new park signage and receive monthly updates on parks and trees.

• JR Smith Park Grants Update
• Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks
• New Park Signage
• Monthly Park Update
• Monthly Tree Update

The committee was informed that ODNR awarded an additional $352,822 through the Land and Water Conservation Fund, raising the total grant for JR Smith Park improvements to $852,822. The funds will support new sidewalks along East Cherry Street and South Morning Street, trail connections to the Ohio to Erie Trail, and reinstated landscaping. The committee also reviewed Fourth of July events and discussed new park signage, but took no formal votes on these items.

• Approved June 3, 2026 minutes (2-0)
• Noted increased ODNR grant for JR Smith Park from $500,000 to $852,822
• Discussed sidewalk and trail improvements, no formal action
• Reviewed Fourth of July events, no action required
• Discussed park signage designs, no formal action

Council

Sunbury City Council is reviewing several resolutions and ordinances related to infrastructure and commercial development. The meeting includes a site plan for Local Provisions LLC and a proposal for a Downtown Alcohol-Free District (DORA).

• Ord No. 2026.19: Local Provisions LLC major commercial site plan
• Ord No. 2026.20: DORA
• Res No. 2026.19: OR Colan approval with cost proposal for DEL SR 37 of 22,436
• Ord No. 2026.11.1: Amended ODOT consent for snow, ice, and general maintenance
• Ord No. 2026.17: Engineering services with Verdantas

The council approved the June 17 regular meeting minutes (6‑0) and the June 25 special meeting minutes (5 yeas, 1 abstention). Three resolutions were adopted unanimously: construction administration and inspection services for the 2026 street improvement program, a regulated materials review for the State Route 37 widening project, and a related investigation. An ordinance establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area received its first reading, and the proposed commercial‑district rezoning south of the outlet mall was tabled for next month.

• June 17, 2026 regular meeting minutes approved (6‑0)
• June 25, 2026 special meeting minutes approved (5‑1 abstention)
• Resolution 2026.17 approving construction administration and inspection services for 2026 street improvement program approved (6‑0)
• Resolution 2026.18 approving regulated materials review investigation for State Route 37 widening approved (6‑0)
• Ordinance 2026.20 establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area received first reading
• Commercial‑district rezoning south of outlet mall tabled for next month

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will consider a conditional use application to allow an apartment within a mixed‑use building at 37 E Granville Street. It will review a rezoning request for parcel # 417‑240‑02‑009‑000 in the Gateway District North PCD submitted by Sunbury Holdings Co., LLC, along with the associated development plan. The commission will also evaluate a major commercial site plan for a two‑story mixed‑use building at 37 E Granville Street that includes three commercial uses and two residential units. A staff presentation on revised zoning fees and the June 2026 zoning report will be discussed.

• Conditional Use – 37 E Granville Street: approval of an apartment in a mixed‑use building
• Rezoning – Gateway District North PCD, parcel #417-240-02-009-000, Sunbury Holdings Co., LLC
• Major Commercial Site Plan – 37 E Granville Street: two‑story mixed‑use with 3 commercial and 2 residential units
• Staff Presentation – Revised Zoning Fees and Fee Schedule
• Zoning Report – June 2026

The Sunbury Planning and Zoning Commission approved the major commercial site plan and conditional use for a mixed-use building at 37 East Granville Street, both contingent on a variance from the Board of Zoning Appeals. The Commission tabled the rezoning and development plan for the Gateway District North PCD, pending further discussion. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved major commercial site plan for 37 E Granville St, contingent on lighting plan, engineering review, conditional use, and variance (4-0)
• Approved conditional use for apartments at 37 E Granville St, contingent on variance (4-0)
• Tabled rezoning and development plan for Gateway District North PCD (4-0)
• Approved May 26, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

Other Meetings

The Eastern Delaware County Joint Recreation District will consider two items at its regular meeting. First, it will consider Resolution No. 2026‑05, which would authorize the adoption of site‑selection criteria for future projects. Second, the board will receive an update on the 2026 budget. No other business is listed.

• Resolution No. 2026‑05 – authorizing site‑selection criteria
• 2026 budget update

The Board approved the criteria for evaluating potential community center sites, including a preference for at least 15 acres of usable land outside of floodplains. Members also reviewed concept plans for a 90,000-square-foot facility and a snapshot of the amended 2026 budget.

• Approved May 21, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-05 approving site selection criteria with a 15-acre non-floodplain preference (unanimous)

Council

The only action taken was a procedural vote to adjourn the special meeting. Mayor Joe St. John moved to adjourn, the motion was seconded by John Grumney, and it passed unanimously. No substantive policy or project decisions were made.

• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Council

The Sunbury City Council adopted an emergency ordinance awarding the Cheshire Road traffic signal improvement contract to Danbert Electrical Corp. The council also approved the rule amendment and emergency declaration needed for the contract, each by a 6‑0 vote. Additional ordinances amending the annual budget and credit‑card spending limits were approved unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned by a 6‑0 vote.

• Approved emergency contract for Cheshire Road traffic signal improvements (6-0)
• Amended and suspended rules to permit the emergency contract (6-0)
• Approved emergency declaration for the Cheshire Road project (6-0)
• Approved amendment to the 2026 annual appropriations (6-0)
• Approved amendment to credit‑card account expenditures limits (6-0)
• Approved June 3, 2026 regular meeting minutes (6‑yes)
• Adjourned the council meeting (6-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review year-to-date income tax collections and bank balances. The body is also scheduled to discuss appropriation increases and the annual credit card review.

• Review of $2,671,987 in total year-to-date income tax revenue
• Review of bank balances totaling $25,277,307.92
• Appropriation increases
• Credit Card Annual Review
• Audit requirements and overview

The committee voted to approve the March 18, 2026 minutes with six yeas. A motion to adjourn the meeting was also approved unanimously. The committee heard presentations on the city’s first‑quarter investment portfolio, proposed budget adjustments, and a credit‑card policy amendment, but no votes were recorded on those items.

• Approved March 18, 2026 minutes (6 yeas)
• Adjourned meeting (all yeas)

Events and Commemoration Committee

The Events and Commemorations Committee will approve minutes from May and discuss Fourth of July and Labor Day Market plans. The meeting also lists upcoming city events including a CORSA Rocket Launch and Sunbury Pride.

• Approval of May 19, 2026 minutes
• Discussion of Fourth of July event
• Discussion of Labor Day Market
• CORSA Rocket Launch on June 27
• Sunbury Pride on June 27

The committee received updates on the Fourth of July celebration and the Labor Day Market. Discussions focused on traffic control, public safety, and the potential incorporation of America 250 into these events. No formal votes were taken on new business.

• Approved May 19, 2026, meeting minutes (2-0)

Council

The council will review the City Manager’s Report and consider two ODOT consents—one for an asphalt overlay with guardrail work and another for snow, ice and general road maintenance. It will vote on the First Amended Appropriations and on a draft amendment to the credit‑card policy that changes limits for authorized users. A presentation of the BWHS Class of 2025 senior project will also be shown.

• ORD NO. 2026.10 – ODOT consent for asphalt overlay with guardrail
• ORD NO. 2026.11 – ODOT consent for snow, ice and general maintenance
• ORD NO. 2026.01.1 – First Amended Appropriations
• ORD NO. 2026.16 – Draft amendment to credit‑card policy (credit card limits)
• BWHS Class of 2025 senior project presentation (class gift sign concept)

The Sunbury City Council approved Ordinance 2026.10, authorizing the Ohio Department of Transportation to perform asphalt overlay, pavement repair, guardrail upgrades, and resurfacing of I‑71 ramps. It also approved Ordinance 2026.11, granting consent for snow and ice removal on state highways. Council supported the Big Walnut High School senior class project to name a portion of North Miller Drive "Golden Eagles Way" and appointed Debra Miller to the Planning and Zoning Commission through December 2026.

• Approved Ordinance 2026.10 for ODOT road improvements (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026.11 for snow and ice removal on state highways (7-0)
• Supported Big Walnut High School senior class naming project (7-0)
• Appointed Debra Miller to Planning and Zoning Commission (7-0)
• Adjourned meeting (7-0)

Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Committee will meet to review updates on JR Smith Park and discuss new business. The agenda includes discussions regarding distance signs around the reservoirs, DORA, and the Second Saturdays Farmers Market.

• JR Smith Park update
• Distance signs around the reservoirs
• DORA
• Second Saturdays Farmers Market

The Parks and Recreation Committee approved the April 29, 2026 minutes with a correction, passing the motion with three yeas. The committee then moved to adjourn, and the motion was approved unanimously. No other formal actions were taken at this meeting.

• Approved April 29, 2026 minutes (3 yeas)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
• Requested future presentation on Old Orchard Park restoration

Services

The Services Committee will discuss updates on the E Granville Street and State Route 37 widening project, including two contract items. The council will hold first readings for a contract modification required by ODOT for a railroad maintenance history study and for right‑of‑way acquisition services for 34 parcels. Additional agenda items include a presentation on e‑bike legislation, a master services agreement with Verdantas, bid results for the Cherry Street/New Cheshire Road traffic signal, and updates on park improvements, wastewater plant expansion, and upcoming RFPs.

• First reading of ODOT contract modification for railroad maintenance history study (E Granville St/SR37 widening)
• First reading of right‑of‑way acquisition services for 34 parcels (E Granville St/SR37 widening)
• Master Services Agreement with Verdantas
• Cherry St/New Cheshire Road traffic signal bid opening results
• RFP solicitation for Columbus Street Corridor Study (due June 10)

The Services Committee approved the May 6, 2026 meeting minutes with a 5‑yea vote. Members discussed proposed updates to e‑bike, scooter and other micromobility ordinances and asked staff to continue researching those changes. Updates on the East Granville Street widening, sewer flow monitors, and Cherry Street traffic signal were presented. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved May 6 minutes (5 yeas)
• Requested staff continue research on micromobility ordinance updates
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Other Meetings

The Sunbury Personnel Board of Appeals will meet on June 2, 2026. The board will review the minutes from the November 17, 2025 meeting and consider the Service Department eligibility list. No other items are on the agenda.

• Review November 17, 2025 meeting minutes
• Consider Service Department eligibility list

The Personnel Board of Appeals approved the eligibility list for the Maintenance Worker I/II position. The list was developed using a resume and interview process instead of a written exam. Hiring will proceed from the top of the list.

• Approved November 17, 2025, meeting minutes (2-0)
• Approved Eligibility List for the Service Department (2-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Sunbury Planning & Zoning Commission will review three agenda items. It will consider approving a preliminary plat for a 27‑home subdivision by Drees Homes off Old 3C Highway near Big Walnut Elementary. It will also consider approving a major commercial site plan by Local Provisions, LLC for three buildings and a parking lot at the corner of Sunbury Meadows Drive and West Granville Street. Finally, Sunbury Holdings Co., LLC will present a proposed commercial district off South Wilson Road and the future Sunbury Parkway.

• Approval of Drees Homes preliminary plat for a 27‑home subdivision off Old 3C Highway near Big Walnut Elementary
• Approval of Local Provisions, LLC major commercial site plan for three buildings and parking lot at Sunbury Meadows Drive and W Granville Street
• Presentation by Sunbury Holdings Co., LLC of a future commercial district off S Wilson Road and future Sunbury Parkway

Other Meetings

The board unanimously approved the April 26 and May 17, 2026 meeting minutes. It also unanimously adopted two resolutions that amend the FY2026 budget and authorize community‑center planning services. Finally, the board unanimously accepted Pizzuti Solutions' proposal for additional community‑center planning services, capped at $67,650.

• Approved April 26, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved May 17, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-04 amending FY2026 budget and appropriating funds (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-03 authorizing community‑center planning services and appropriating funds (unanimous)
• Accepted Pizzuti Solutions proposal for community‑center planning services, capped at $67,650 (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment motion (unanimous)