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Items approved or advanced as part of the consent agenda included: scheduling a public hearing for Ordinance 08-25 to prohibit commercial cultivation, processing and dispensing of adult-use cannabis on March 17, 2025; scheduling a public hearing for Ordinance 09-25 to prohibit commercial cultivation, processing and dispensing of medical marijuana on March 17, 2025; adoption of the 2024 Montgomery County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan; approval of the Montgomery County Solid Waste Management District solid waste plan; approval of revisions to the bylaws of the First Suburbs Consortium of Dayton, Ohio Council of Governments; a resolution supporting the Ohio Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial; authorization for the city manager to apply for a Centerville Washington Township Foundation community support grant for improvements to the Stubbs Park Veterans Memorial Plaza; and memoranda of understanding with the Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association covering dispatchers, police officers below the rank of sergeant, and sergeants.

The council also approved reappointments: Carol Adams (City Beautiful Commission, three-year term), Jeffrey Clank (Community Reinvestment Area Housing Council, three-year term), Mary Anne Cable (Personnel Appeals Board, three-year term) and Bryce Nickel (School Personnel Appeals Board, three-year term).

Council Member Enger moved to pass the consent agenda as read; Deputy Mayor Belinda Kenley seconded. After a voice vote the mayor announced the motion carried and the consent agenda was approved.

No items were pulled for separate consideration at the March 3 meeting. Several consent items reference external plans or grant processes (for example, the Montgomery County mitigation plan and the Centerville Washington Township Foundation grant); staff or external agencies will execute follow-up agreements or steps as required.

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City staff presenter Kate Botstorf described the plan as primarily inspirational at its outer-year horizons but identified several concrete near-term items: partnership work tied to the Keep America Beautiful affiliate effort in 2025, a gateway enhancement project in Uptown, the installation of a “Centerville Scribe” sculpture at Stubbs Park slated to debut in May, and a Storybook Trail that will be ADA accessible at Stubbs Park.

Botstorf summarized survey results used to shape the plan, saying the top three roles residents want public art to play are beautifying public spaces, supporting local artists and enhancing community culture. She said the top locations indicated by survey respondents are Stubbs Park, Uptown and Benham’s Grove.

The plan’s near-term programming also includes the Uptown Art Affair in April (a successor to the long-running Art of the Trace), expanded city-produced programming at Town Hall Theater, and improvements to the Veterans Memorial area to be unveiled on Memorial Day that will include an addition identified as a Space Force memorial. Botstorf also listed possible projects for later years, including sticker-style murals, electric-box vinyl wraps, a sculpture in Uptown, relaunching the Stubbs Park memorial bench program and exploring interactive installations or traveling exhibits.

Council members responded positively in discussion, with several noting Uptown holiday lighting has drawn compliments from business owners. Council Member Enger asked about collaboration with local arts students; Botstorf confirmed students have been included in police-station gallery programming and endorsed further collaboration for murals or chalk events.

Deputy Mayor Belinda Kenley moved to approve the public art plan; Council Member Elk seconded. After a voice vote, the mayor announced the motion carried and the plan was approved.

The adopted document is a policy framework rather than a set of binding projects; Botstorf emphasized that many illustrations in the plan are conceptual and that some items are aspirational for later years. Funding mechanisms and implementation steps were not finalized at the March 3 meeting. The plan notes one specific grant opportunity: a Storybook Trail program from the state of Ohio that supports ADA-accessible trail installations.

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The change increases the commission’s minimum size from five to seven members, allows members to be residents, property owners, or managers of businesses or organizations within Centerville, and removes named staff liaisons in favor of an unspecified staff liaison role, City staff said during the public hearing.

City staff presenter Kate Botstorf told council the changes are needed to meet Keep America Beautiful’s requirements and to update the ordinance. Botstorf said the commission’s previous language required all members to be city residents and identified specific staff liaisons who were not currently serving in that role. Under the amendment, the commission would “promote and support public initiatives for clean and green projects, including annual cleanup operations” without designating a fixed date in May for an annual cleanup day.

Mayor Compton opened and closed the public hearing on the ordinance; no members of the public spoke. Council Member Morales moved to approve the ordinance; Council Member Sayer seconded. After a voice vote the mayor announced the motion carried and “Ordinance 07-25 is approved.”

The ordinance change clears the way for Centerville to pursue affiliation with Keep America Beautiful and alters how the City Beautiful Commission will be staffed and populated. Council members did not add amendments during the hearing. The council scheduled no additional steps in that meeting and did not solicit further public comment on the item.

—","Centerville City Council approved Ordinance 07-25 on March 3, 2025, updating membership and duties of the City Beautiful Commission to meet affiliate requirements for Keep America Beautiful, including increasing the minimum commission size and broadening eligibility beyond residents.","actionData","errors"]

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