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Tim Fox of 4814 Greenlee Avenue told council he observed multiple adults, at least seven vehicles and what he described as commercial signage and commercial vehicles at 4813 Greenlee Avenue. Fox asked whether the property owner was paying taxes or the village’s $15 trash charge for multiple occupants and urged enforcement of sidewalk and grass parking restrictions.

Council members and staff said the village will investigate. Law Director Valerie and other officials confirmed ordinances limit the number of unrelated occupants in a single-family structure when used as a rental and that the village has a rental-registration and inspection process for such properties. Officials said they will have the building inspector and fire marshal check the property and that the tax office will review ownership and payment status.

Separately, council discussed enforcement of the ordinance prohibiting garbage and recycling cans left in the public right-of-way. The mayor and council members said the police department had been using a citation system to enforce violations and that increased tagging and citations may be needed, particularly where cans block sidewalks or create hazards for mobility-impaired residents. One council member suggested education letters for residents who appear unaware of the rule.

Quotes: \"There’s something going on there,\" Tim Fox said of 4813 Greenlee Avenue. Law Director Valerie said the building inspector and fire marshal would look into the complaint.

What’s next: Staff will investigate 4813 Greenlee Avenue for rental-registration, occupancy limits and possible commercial use; building-inspection and fire-marshal findings will be reported back to council. Police and code enforcement will continue enforcing trash-and-recycling placement rules; officials suggested outreach letters for compliance.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","St. Bernard Committee of the Whole Meeting 4/10/25","oneSentenceSummary","A resident complaint about a Greenlee Avenue property with multiple vehicles and possible business activity prompted council and staff to say building-inspection, fire marshal and tax staff will investigate; council also discussed renewed enforcement of curbside trash and recycling ordinances.","taxTitle","St. Bernard, Hamilton County, Ohio","taxId",74104,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6078406,"Council asks safety committee to review ordinance requiring visible house numbers",352,904000,1256000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2959682-4513d36f358ed6bddc2300617c381b1d&start=904&end=1256","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2959682-4513d36f358ed6bddc2300617c381b1d/thumbnail_904000.jpg","/articles/6078406/St-Bernard/Hamilton-County/Ohio/Council-asks-safety-committee-to-review-ordinance-requiring-visible-house-numbers","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6078406-aaba669cb92475972c9bce7d3555da69/orig.mp4?Expires=1773102013&Signature=ZwQshYPgBn4ie1-ByFo2F8LwYfrCbYqIrAEM~msmmSNv-tIq-z3up8W5F02ZE8NQPAz82iojxsj0YmeuMHHE~OSoSht9AjvS7g3XbMF8JMTSktaOUKqgTeSjy3Xw9ePzL4VsE5MCTPj2lOstkwVjmMhMsPqC3qCDU2FCmoDf1jL6oXab59QW9kAjd5pD~7lQtsHwrBd7OlX9ypXEMgPPmikfJiWIsrjGPEM3SUcG-yGO9z-dz-WAF-Yn8pJy3~ArTyz36GzWXYJFavhLeLIe0eOfonTZES0HV7kw~v-pkofQAhUB3~Vv~lgfuEAMG~sTMbWpWIlO6IENujDdEwsnqA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Councilors on April 10 asked the law director to prepare a model ordinance requiring visible house numbers and referred the item to the safety committee for further review, citing first-responder access and public-safety benefits.

Council president said he had discussed the issue with Chief Young and asked Law Director Valerie to research existing local regulations. Valerie reported the village’s current numbering rules are minimal and largely decades old; she had compiled examples from Cincinnati, Blue Ash and Westerville that include specifics on size, Arabic numerals and visibility standards. Valerie said she forwarded that compilation to the fire chief and to the building official and will provide the materials to council.

Council counsel and members recommended checking the building code as well because commercial construction requirements already specify placement and size. Safety-committee chair Hausfeld said she will arrange a meeting with the chiefs, the mayor and the committee once the law director and building official supply paperwork.

Quotes: \"What we have is very basic, very minimal,\" Law Director Valerie said, referring to the village’s current house-numbering rules. \"For safety issues, if nothing else, it would make sense to have something like that so that our chief, our fire, and our police, our first responders can find those things when they need them.\"

What’s next: The ordinance proposal was placed in the safety committee for drafting and review; staff will check building-code provisions and report back to the committee.","Councilors asked the law director to compile model address-numbering rules and referred a proposal to the safety committee to draft an ordinance requiring visible, standardized house numbers for first responders.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6078412,"St. Bernard committee adopts Resolution 4 2025 and advances multiple finance measures",1498,1337000,2835000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2959682-4513d36f358ed6bddc2300617c381b1d&start=1337&end=2835","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2959682-4513d36f358ed6bddc2300617c381b1d/thumbnail_1337000.jpg","/articles/6078412/St-Bernard/Hamilton-County/Ohio/St-Bernard-committee-adopts-Resolution-4-2025-and-advances-multiple-finance-measures","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6078412-de2be67aaf621e30b365a8c1b62314b4/orig.mp4?Expires=1773102013&Signature=ArBq~bEewOJ4QyJSP3guIaRkdsXQr79cXe828u21cORzp0YBa4AnVOASXFpvEG5ECFDWtfu8K4Afmem74OQevXVcYyVswA9esWWVNdpsGUknBvTm1q41LAr2Ir7Y2-e5RRNUBvu8CWiFPQsM15KZEqCURwagS8-fKegO8U7YJeAl0Whwe7RCyU9oK1h3gQqSU8EEpKUWA2izvlL4o5b5dL0Cfj4eim3~jWIArg9w-Ja2O39glNA2y4vtkPKVFLvNQB9NALP5sMKn0wIiALqiI2JtojFNnpPwYZaIXKsdQxAcJlKIL8paZxnVOohYSYWxlN6fAtfqhnO5ps7qxuhyLg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The St. Bernard Committee of the Whole on April 10 adopted Resolution 4 2025 and placed several finance-related ordinances on the table ahead of the village council meeting, officials said.

Auditor Brickway summarized a series of additional appropriation requests and new line items the administration plans to present at the next council meeting, including refunds, professional services, equipment leasing and capital improvements. She said two large retaining-wall repairs and other capital work could total “at least $300,000 to $400,000” though firm estimates were not yet available. She also said two large tax refunds will require an appropriation and that cameras for City Hall and mayor’s court are under consideration as part of a professional-services increase.

Why it matters: Council votes this month will decide whether the village funds emergency capital repairs and other midyear needs that Brickway said were not included in last year’s basic operating budget. Approval would use reserves or require additional appropriations and future contract awards.

Officials provided additional financial details and next steps. Treasurer Darenkamp gave March year-to-date totals: expenses $3,588,724.12 and revenues $3,359,698.31. Service and public works items discussed included a $62,000 share for speed cushions on Mitchell Avenue (a joint project led by the city of Cincinnati) and an equipment-leasing line for salt trucks calculated at $6,000 per month. Brickway said she proposed a $500,000 capital improvements line to cover urgent repairs and park work and requested replenishment of an accumulated sick-time line because several retirements are imminent.

Votes at a glance:
- Resolution 4 2025: Adopted by roll call, 7-0.
- Motion to place an additional-appropriation ordinance (new line items) on the table for the next council meeting: Motion made by Schultmeyer, seconded by Morton; passed by voice vote.
- Motion to place a resolution supporting energy aggregation on the table (to authorize mayor to sign a no-cost service agreement with Energy Alliances): Motion made by Morton, seconded by Suchl; passed by voice vote.
- Motion to place the Greenlee Avenue project contract ordinance on the table (anticipating bid award): Motion made by Gustuchel, seconded by Morton; passed by voice vote.

On the special-council agenda, the committee placed Resolution 4 2025 on the floor and later adopted it by a 7-0 roll-call vote. Clerk roll call recorded seven ayes and no nays; the resolution was declared adopted \"as read.\" The transcript did not specify the substance of Resolution 4 2025 beyond its placement and adoption during the special meeting.

Officials said additional appropriation ordinances with specific line-item amounts and contract awards will return to council for formal enactment. Auditor Brickway said she will present more complete estimates and bring contract approvals to council when bids and cost figures are final.

Quotes (selected): \"We are getting hit with them big time,\" Auditor Brickway said of unbudgeted expenses, noting the prior budget was \"very basic.\" She added that reserve funds exist to address these kinds of unplanned maintenance and capital needs.

What’s next: The committee placed the listed ordinances and the resolution on the table for the next council meeting (April 24). Administration staff will provide formal appropriations ordinances, contract documents and estimates for council consideration.","The St. Bernard Committee of the Whole on April 10 adopted Resolution 4 2025 and voted to place several funding- and contract-related ordinances on the table for the April council meeting, while auditors and department heads outlined anticipated appropriations and capital needs.","actionData","errors"]

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Resident complaints prompt inspection and enforcement steps on parking, trash and a suspected multi-occupancy rental

Council asks safety committee to review ordinance requiring visible house numbers

St. Bernard committee adopts Resolution 4 2025 and advances multiple finance measures