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Councilmember Mister Faulkner said the city submitted applications to the state transportation agency (ODOT) for study funds for two sidewalk projects: $65,000 to study Central Avenue and $55,000 to study Fairview Avenue. Faulkner said the study grants, if awarded, would produce a firm cost estimate for completing sidewalks and associated bicycle accommodations; the city expects to learn whether it receives those funds by July.

The manager’s report described the Lower Carlisle Water Main Project as nearing completion: underground work is finished, crews are completing finished surface work and reseeding, and mandatory water-sampling/testing is underway with samples taken to the City of Middletown’s laboratory as required by EPA rules.

Staff also reported that the new traffic signal at Central and Union is awaiting electrical service from Duke Energy; once powered the signal will operate in a flashing mode for 10 days before full activation, the manager said (staff clarified that the initial expectation had been 30 days but the local standard for this installation is a 10-day flashing period).

Council further noted a revised set of construction plans had been filed for 540 Central Avenue, though staff said the city had heard of contractor difficulties and had not yet received a firm schedule for completion from the owners or contractor.

No formal votes were taken on these project updates during the meeting. Council members requested staff continue to pursue the ODOT study grants and push for firm completion dates where contractors were delayed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Carlisle OH, City Council Meeting 04/08/2025","oneSentenceSummary","City staff and council updated residents on multiple infrastructure projects: ODOT sidewalk study grant applications for Central and Fairview avenues, near-complete Lower Carlisle water-main work, a traffic light pending Duke Energy power with a 10-day flashing period, and construction questions at 540 Central Avenue.","taxTitle","City of Carlisle, Warren County, Ohio","taxId",72280,"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},6077932,"Council, residents thank donor after six trees planted at Roscoe Loof Park; parks vandalism, community events discussed",570,70000,640000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2962785-67384d0a12da6706d6910628ae498850&start=70&end=640","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2962785-67384d0a12da6706d6910628ae498850/thumbnail_70000.jpg","/articles/6077932/Ohio/Council-residents-thank-donor-after-six-trees-planted-at-Roscoe-Loof-Park-parks-vandalism-community-events-discussed","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6077932-615c185ecb043883e0a057abbff8f02a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163865&Signature=N9-x74IGuBiFjemBoYSYhpkShH7Vhiz17iYJmIh5tqWT8TaW~tfnrzjKVne7~X24HOhqaUXIYez9zzqzawEaJEkiOHgXzcpmaltFBQTcMjnyArc3lQJz7oZVWGFWjcqIagDAhBAVxGKK8wWClDOjB0uxrGwIieHWVxGwSexRbeCo0PX2Yvx1cAtk9unfPcR05vBPZxxUR655U1GNTiIDotJb2Tsz9us8zp7Kzu8HrkCdVOWCif2wWMiDuJBjLGqWKry5z79vM6AI~5lgnFeAQdlUIbNq0i76FBH3ZW7x6MQLJDMADlOPGB8JyLb90WjDrJbNQKx5aZzvPHwBCsmUMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A resident and Parks & Recreation volunteers thanked Councilmember Mister Kilpatrick on Monday for donating six trees that were planted at Roscoe Loof Park to provide shade at play areas.

\"He donated 6 beautiful trees that were planted today at Roscoe Loof Park,\" said Haddix, identifying themselves in public comment as a resident of 105 Silver Oak Court and a member of the parks and rec board. Haddix said photos were shared with Kilpatrick and the committee had asked Haddix to speak to council to express the board’s gratitude.

Council members praised the donation and the newly active Parks & Recreation board. \"Thank you, Mister Kilpatrick, for donating the trees,\" Mayor Winkler said during the mayor’s remarks. Several council members noted the landscaping will provide shade for playground areas and benefit pollinators; Kilpatrick described the mix of trees as including a linden and sugar-maple varieties.

Council members also raised concerns about recent vandalism at a rebuilt basketball court at Orozco Park. Councilmember Mister Bigmill (listed in the meeting as a councilmember present) and others urged residents to report vandalism and to take pride in public spaces so that improvements remain usable for families.

Council and staff highlighted several upcoming community events on the city calendar that were announced at the meeting: the Carlisle Lions Club fish fry on Saturday, April 12 (serving beginning at 11 a.m. while supplies last), the community Easter egg hunt at Carlisle School on April 19 (egg hunt starts about noon), and the first Thursday food-truck night on May 1 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., which will also feature school cheerleaders and the Carlisle band. The meeting also noted a new local restaurant, Angry Chicken, is veteran-owned and has asked to display photos of local veterans in the store.

Council thanked the Parks & Recreation volunteers and the donors who helped with a separate sidewalk project outside Fairview Home, naming local contractors and suppliers who contributed labor and materials.

No formal council action was taken on parks or events during the meeting; the items were discussed as council reports and public comment.","During public forum and council reports, a resident thanked Councilmember Kilpatrick for donating six trees planted at Roscoe Loof Park. Council members also discussed recent vandalism to a basketball court, upcoming community events and praised new Parks & Recreation activity.",{"_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},6077937,"Council takes first readings on two TIF review resolutions; second readings scheduled",54,1390000,1444000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2962785-67384d0a12da6706d6910628ae498850&start=1390&end=1444","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2962785-67384d0a12da6706d6910628ae498850/thumbnail_1390000.jpg","/articles/6077937/Ohio/Council-takes-first-readings-on-two-TIF-review-resolutions-second-readings-scheduled","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6077937-035706d8669a3e979a15dab0fb36824a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163865&Signature=GGW6B-5veZKg6fzdFMTVtGseKZyrQ3mlmDhD4DOBcX549mdMhg7i-nQyyB2Tc3zRnUD21BtS4YT4Uh4HoD7~APVAksRaFln6kJj2gvmE-fCc~FUynKn9DXwFwk0I9VIoMzFevlmbPd1DZU6r3XPW9pl7exw2HGY7m1NS0dRBWh9HtLS1H6RnSLbSNc7R1gmuCESENMAa55LzrtZwnPcKldtJPccPkJXAwLYzH039OUSSpGUYxu7mB6UGGCFwmB84npt6w6k~tTvUSrPThF78EsPLoFd6yvFEzJXu2~AHmiKZ96rBVTTUiOTERU8u3m~yi3h4zf5uVvWOwtQvfxm-4Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Carlisle City Council held first readings of two related resolutions on Monday that accept recommendations from county tax-incentive review bodies for the city’s tax increment financing (TIF) districts.

Resolution 12-25 would accept, approve and ratify the recommendation of the Montgomery County Tax Incentive Review Council. Resolution 13-25 would accept, approve and ratify the recommendation of the Warren County Tax Incentive Review Council. Council members said the items are routine and will appear for second reading at the council’s next meeting.

Council discussed that the city currently has four TIF districts — three in Warren County and one in Montgomery County — and each county’s review council must evaluate compliance. According to remarks during the meeting, once the county review councils recommend the districts are compliant, Carlisle’s council will formally accept that recommendation by resolution.

Neither resolution was adopted at this meeting; both were placed on the agenda for second reading at the next scheduled meeting and no roll-call votes were recorded.

Background details discussed at the meeting indicate the items are procedural steps in the statutory oversight of TIF districts and do not change the districts’ boundaries or tax rules; the council’s action at second reading would be an acceptance of the county review councils’ findings.

Votes or final outcomes will be recorded if and when the items return for second reading and adoption.","Council held first readings of Resolution 12-25 (Montgomery County) and Resolution 13-25 (Warren County), accepting each county’s Tax Incentive Review Council recommendations; both will return for second reading at the next meeting.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6077941,"Carlisle council adopts 2025 fund transfers and authorizes gas supplier agreement",186,1484000,1670000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2962785-67384d0a12da6706d6910628ae498850&start=1484&end=1670","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2962785-67384d0a12da6706d6910628ae498850/thumbnail_1484000.jpg","/articles/6077941/Ohio/Carlisle-council-adopts-2025-fund-transfers-and-authorizes-gas-supplier-agreement","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6077941-6368868a74c6f6ab153c06d2635a3d16/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163865&Signature=LvNMbodx3cYFstE5dLTayHZBAA1eorB2x5Goulcz71SPgHYrcddFwI9Au04XMWnoCTA4Hv2nSyg2gJuA~81KmfauUZ24ZmXgi~o04ydy9emDV40omocmh5KTqcePEjanI1GF-mG19h9kn9L-xMXSxL3bua2eWeS7nqDlSUpY6okQ9Chwi9MvLbnLNm~rVGm-yS5apkT5ppv86rCWYoSN12hpJ-AIK8~xwhQ2d5VFH7EElwvWjR9gaSBHclXAvCbLrjUMJga5s3dcnfdE5DctNGZP42IB0TXLwIKSUf15xbOPmXMpfYKuZzj2zND1DM3uNZhEGLijLecEIYxnI5k3Yg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Carlisle City Council on Monday adopted Ordinance 6-25, authorizing specific fund transfers included in the 2025 budget, and approved Resolution 9-25, which authorizes the city manager to enter into an agreement with a natural gas supplier to serve city-owned buildings.

Ordinance 6-25, described at the meeting as the statutory follow-up needed after council approval of the budget, passed on a roll-call vote. Council members recorded their votes as follows: Mister Faulkner — yes; Missus Kemper — yes; Mister Bicknell — yes; Mister Humphreys — yes; Mister Kilpatrick — yes; Mister Stivers — yes; Mayor Winkler — yes. The ordinance implements the transfers and advances shown in the approved 2025 budget.

Resolution 9-25, described at the meeting as authorizing the city manager to solicit or accept natural gas service terms for city facilities through the city's energy contractor (identified in discussion as Energy Alliances), also passed unanimously on roll call: Mister Kilpatrick — yes; Missus Kemper — yes; Mister Bicknell — yes; Mister Faulkner — yes; Mister Humphreys — yes; Mister Stivers — yes; Mayor Winkler — yes.

The council discussed neither measure at length. The city noted the gas agreement is intended to enable the city to obtain competitive natural gas pricing for city buildings, similar to recent procurement work described for electric service. The fund-transfer ordinance formalizes amounts included in the budget package that council previously approved.

Both measures were recorded as final (third reading/adoption) in the meeting minutes.

Votes at a glance:
- Ordinance 6-25 — “an ordinance to authorize fund transfers and advances as included in the 2025 budget.” Outcome: approved (unanimous roll call). Mover/second: not specified in the public record. Vote tally: 7 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.
- Resolution 9-25 — “a resolution authorizing the city manager to enter into an agreement with a natural gas supplier to provide natural gas to city-owned buildings.” Outcome: approved (unanimous roll call). Mover/second: not specified in the public record. Vote tally: 7 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.

The council did not add conditions or amendments to either item during the meeting; the resolutions and ordinance are recorded as adopted and will be reflected in the city's formal minutes and ordinance/resolution files.","City council approved Ordinance 6-25, authorizing fund transfers included in the 2025 budget, and approved Resolution 9-25 allowing the city manager to contract with a natural gas supplier; both measures passed by unanimous roll-call votes.","actionData","errors"]

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