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Kitzko said the Rumpke flyer indicates residents are allowed three bulk items each week; over a month that can amount to the equivalent of about 12 large items at the curb. He told council that the city did not fill a roll-off dumpster in the last two years and suggested the city push the free Rumpke service and forgo the cost of an organized cleanup for one year.

Council members asked follow-up questions about which properties might need city abatement versus what Rumpke will collect, whether residents must call ahead, and whether past issues with bulk pickups under the previous contractor, Waste Management, persist. Staff clarified that Rumpke picks up weekly service and that residents do not need to call ahead to schedule bulk pickups per the 2025 flyer; staff offered to contact Rumpke to confirm pickup rules and to include bulk-pickup information in the upcoming city newsletter.

Background and next steps

Council asked staff to check for properties that may require abatement action (where bulk waste removal may need code enforcement) and to confirm operational details with Rumpke. Staff said they will promote Rumpke’s bulk-pickup via the city website and the next newsletter and will report back if abatement or special collection is necessary.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Council Meeting March 3, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City staff told council low participation in recent community cleanups prompted a proposal to forego the city-organized cleanup next year and instead promote Rumpke’s curbside bulk pickup (three items per week). Council asked staff to confirm details with Rumpke and report back.","taxTitle","City of New Carlisle, Clark County, Ohio","taxId",72343,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6298451,"Second Harvest food truck stops visiting New Carlisle; council to investigate local pantry options",334,878000,1212000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2504456-8e5033063bea6b85a901ec7fd739477a&start=878&end=1212","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2504456-8e5033063bea6b85a901ec7fd739477a/thumbnail_878000.jpg","/articles/6298451/Ohio/Second-Harvest-food-truck-stops-visiting-New-Carlisle-council-to-investigate-local-pantry-options","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6298451-bd14cabb93e59fbc94618275ba91b967/orig.mp4?Expires=1775110082&Signature=nEyiQxQh15GQubyWwC5U08gMUhpPQScnVJQQYI6Pf62Q4jA-Q4952fBdKCgXyRjPQjd7sP5xyUSw-SWO5yIISKAJwob25hCw4Xvkqavhrhdz3qSUCVBgl6wZRfqkaNGBWdSiNVFceyEkbdqRireWuYcHEWMHZ35XEiSn0LSDWbvlpbBdUfHsAw8AeWPr9f9yn8gb8-8omjupAOSoZW-mBgm8FulUc8eIvQu76ATBZxo~WTHC-5akZI~66zowk8UeDyi1uGu70gHghImbxpbvnM0oiXjJAAMctRDmyrp4JXcrL948LwIitaAmRiFTML9QgzRUKp1sf-wLuFnni-eUdg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the City of New Carlisle council meeting, a speaker reported that the Second Harvest food truck has stopped servicing the New Carlisle Community Garden and said alternative food distribution is now at a pantry located at Bethel Churches United, 226 South Pike Street.

The speaker gave days and hours for the pantry: Wednesdays from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. and Fridays from noon to 2:00 p.m., and said donations are accepted. Several council members and other speakers described the loss of the truck as a significant service disruption: they reported lines of as many as 100 cars when the truck visited and said the city has a high poverty rate based on a 2022 estimate they referenced.

Council members said they would investigate why the Second Harvest stops deliveries to New Carlisle and identify alternative food assistance options. One council member said they would make calls and follow up with the council at the next meeting.

Local context and implications

Meeting participants said the Second Harvest truck’s departure raises immediate concerns about local food access. Meeting remarks noted that New Carlisle has limited grocery options (the local IGA was described as expensive) and that existing small pantries in town are not large enough to serve the number of families that used the truck. The speaker urged council to look for replacement services or partners and to notify residents of pantry locations and hours.

No formal motion or vote on the issue was recorded at the meeting; council members requested staff follow-up and offered to check regional pantry options and delivery policies.","City residents told council the Second Harvest food truck no longer serves the New Carlisle Community Garden; council members said they will follow up and explore alternatives, citing local food access concerns and high poverty figures.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6298456,"New Carlisle council approves four ordinances; moratoriums on vape and cannabis introduced",294,1194000,1488000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2504456-8e5033063bea6b85a901ec7fd739477a&start=1194&end=1488","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2504456-8e5033063bea6b85a901ec7fd739477a/thumbnail_1194000.jpg","/articles/6298456/Ohio/New-Carlisle-council-approves-four-ordinances-moratoriums-on-vape-and-cannabis-introduced","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6298456-3717a026c8f4707d63166b03f632fb1d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775110082&Signature=XMQixlQuBiRzHXMZ4RqQ7MsZ1ROGDAITPCg3evolQ7HkKJxrztKAJehxFuUWTXn0U8GSEfqVbihn~jEawJmrvCVpZNJuvZxVwbq0ONa0OXoJCCcTx~CnU8IHi9zZd1yW4FZY2DDGRmFg4RVlZ~jMA~2vJrAIY7j5cIRMsFeH9LT3DdZvBZ2WKjnSGgJrgxCuI6quNC2EPUxTncAR~Hl9XLAJevZZZ2C8Q4Fn76fidNXHEVyK14NTafNEZb1fpnVRXi0gN~UK2mfTYuCkBIEzRu~HwUzzGMFvn16RuEZjfHkjByu0Z1Ah0URZzNVZu-MlHT4jjEImEUbjuuHl3l9jPA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of New Carlisle City Council voted unanimously to adopt four ordinances during its regular meeting and introduced two moratorium ordinances that will return for public hearing and action on March 17, 2025.

City officials said the ordinances approved 7-0 continue routine city operations: retaining Park National Bank as a public depository, adopting a boards-and-commissions handbook, renewing an IT and compliance services contract, and partnering with the Ohio attorney general’s office to pursue collection of delinquent municipal income tax debt. Council members then introduced two separate moratoriums — one on new vape shops and one on cannabis operations — with hearings scheduled for the March 17 meeting.

The adopted measures were presented by staff during the ordinance section of the agenda and moved and seconded before roll-call votes. Each of the four ordinances that passed received recorded “yes” votes from the mayor, the vice mayor and the five council members in attendance; no “no,” abstain or recusal votes were recorded.

Votes at a glance

- Ordinance 2025-07 — Authorize deposit of public funds with Park National Bank. Explanation: continue Park National Bank (formerly Security National Bank) as the city’s public depository in accordance with city ordinance and Chapter 135 of the Ohio Revised Code. Outcome: approved, vote tally 7-0.

- Ordinance 2025-08 — Adopt the City of New Carlisle boards and commissions handbook. Explanation: new handbook to guide board application, swearing-in, bylaws and public meeting procedures; staff will follow with resolutions for individual board bylaws and a coordinated swearing-in process. Outcome: approved, vote tally 7-0.

- Ordinance 2025-09 — Authorize IT and compliance services agreement. Explanation: renews the city’s agreement with the vendor that provides day-to-day IT services, server management and audits for cybersecurity insurance; unit rates unchanged with minor audit-scheduling adjustments noted. Outcome: approved, vote tally 7-0.

- Ordinance 2025-10 — Authorize agreement with the Ohio Attorney General for collection of delinquent debt. Explanation: authorizes the city to use the Attorney General’s collection services for delinquent municipal income tax accounts. Outcome: approved, vote tally 7-0.

Introductions and next steps

Council also introduced Ordinance 2025-11, a moratorium not to exceed 12 months on new vape shops within the city, and Ordinance 2025-12, a moratorium on cannabis operations within the city. Both ordinances were introduced at the meeting and scheduled for public hearing and action on March 17, 2025.

No additional conditions, amendments or implementation dates beyond those stated on the agenda were recorded during the votes section. Staff said additional bylaws and implementation details for boards will be presented in subsequent resolutions, and that the IT contract contains only the scheduling/audit changes discussed on the record.

Council members moved to adjourn following the formal actions; no other votes on ordinances were taken at the meeting.","The City of New Carlisle City Council unanimously approved four ordinances on routine city business and introduced two separate moratorium ordinances on vape shops and cannabis operations with public hearings set for March 17, 2025.","actionData","errors"]

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