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A council member moved to adjourn to executive session for that purpose and the motion was seconded. The council then voted by roll call; each member present voted yes. Prior to leaving for executive session, a council member noted that the body “will not be voting on anything after we reconvene.”

Why it matters: Executive sessions for real-estate discussions are commonly used to allow confidential negotiation strategy and legal consultation concerning property acquisitions or dispositions.

Next steps: Council reconvened later (time not recorded in the public portion) and did not indicate any public votes on the subject at the June 4 open meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Orange Village Ohio Special Council Meeting - June 4, 2025 at 7:00 p.m.","oneSentenceSummary","Council voted unanimously to adjourn into executive session June 4 for the purpose of considering the purchase or disposition of real estate; members confirmed they would not vote on items when they reconvene publicly.","taxTitle","Orange Village Council, Orange Village, Cuyahoga County, Ohio","taxId",74606,"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},6212144,"Mayor: village will seek architects for village hall renovation and possible new fire station; Miles Road waterline under review",109,1449000,1558000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1&start=1449&end=1558","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1/thumbnail_1449000.jpg","/articles/6212144/Ohio/Mayor-village-will-seek-architects-for-village-hall-renovation-and-possible-new-fire-station-Miles-Road-waterline-under-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6212144-589c500ce10a17e4efd4149e6faa3111/orig.mp4?Expires=1771166073&Signature=Q0sOhzEI6NUAqgphH-mbbiecHSNQeOcc5Nuei~~pW7hKv8q9YCEygzcNAjMrYq-t~kvzPpHugFHcDVfx-0PpahL8Yh~VQhJ0nrQr4rlVb24nDhX9LNuMZyLTQrQnLXoAc-sh7rUOP8AQ1zn4l0J9h-jBcPJ4RmtAxVugqjWJnXlSESED2GN1kI-giFqhZUYFxjnz-Tynyh5u9pt0yNFlPmnAVdfHdPSyuEkphBD2NnvrWqNvr3I5MX5mS~G-LH6EuDM8YFiycTmkSzG8Az52eNBQJ8fYB1UwRIMH9oq7P91p2AYO7ITLP9yVPpC9ATQGZOm0SojTX8TcbQl1vrF4BA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mayor Klein told the council June 4 that Orange Village is pursuing a village hall renovation and evaluating a potential new fire station near the Pine Crest area and that architects will be sought to prepare designs and budgets to support financing decisions.

“We have enlisted architects to be considered to develop designs and budgets to facilitate the potential financing of these projects. We hope to select an architect or architects within the next few weeks to be able to advance the projects,” the mayor said. He said the village hopes to move forward once an architect is selected and that those designs will inform potential financing.

The mayor also said a Miles Road waterline project proposed for the year is under review by engineering and that the village expects to begin construction once approvals are in hand. He outlined other local redevelopment discussions, including productive meetings with local business owners about the Meinels/Brainerd sites to create a “gateway” to Orange Village and meetings with groups interested in renovating the former Baptist school on Emery Road.

Why it matters: Planning and design work will determine the scope and cost of proposed capital projects that affect village facilities and emergency services capacity.

Next steps: The administration will select an architect or architects within weeks and return to council with designs and budgets to guide financing decisions.","Mayor Klein said the village is selecting architects to develop designs and budgets for a village hall renovation and a potential new fire station and that Miles Road waterline work is under engineering review; he also described meetings about redevelopment at Brainerd/Meinels sites and the former Emery Road Baptist school.",{"_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},6212148,"Mayor: Orange Village complied with Ohio Supreme Court order to release email list; village posts eNews online",110,1110000,1220000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1&start=1110&end=1220","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1/thumbnail_1110000.jpg","/articles/6212148/Ohio/Mayor-Orange-Village-complied-with-Ohio-Supreme-Court-order-to-release-email-list-village-posts-eNews-online","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6212148-ee3214121b28c707ad6d2364b9e5a6d3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771166073&Signature=Rk-wJQGpgWztDMC9BjtzsHGtmyLRojzS8Q7cbftW6KCzbGunBXGFvpzY2FI7veG9UGEZIPi4c5wQWHlO6Zi96VlA9DFO3Y9fNnlqNMUBWsXtKNyeXaw2DE6Xh-2wLYmG4~kKPhViuZhmIzC3i4~J3fbMWHfvnzXSMBi8u2~5zYxPcXWGL3M9KbvupMKj8KjeGdwalNsX8v8lo9b3lyl5-pMopHxC7iEom45rAywwQ4lpcl2G2EBZG-6iFlxjUqC41-oew2d3oRI~4wcji2jdlz~QqELhGZlyysbuPM72bMH7zJXJAksZPGSM2ayuYDyHcq8r1RprVa9gvUpD9udxMQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mayor Klein told residents June 4 that Orange Village had complied with a public-records request for the village resident database and e-newsletter mailing list after the Ohio Supreme Court held communities must treat collected email lists as public records.

“The village did comply with the request as per the court's order,” Mayor Klein said. He said the village recognizes residents’ concerns about solicitations and has posted eNews copies on the village website so people can view community materials without having their personal information circulated. “Please understand that a solicitation to you via email from someone who has obtained your email from us is not an endorsement by The Village,” the mayor added.

Council members and staff also discussed whether the identity of the requestor must be disclosed; one staff member said the requester information had been made public and that the records request itself is part of the public record. The mayor said the village is “taking every measure and step that we can legally in order to protect our community.”

Why it matters: Residents who provided email addresses for village communications will see those addresses treated as public records under the court’s ruling; the village has posted eNews on its site and offers ways for individuals to ask to be removed from lists.

Next steps: Village staff will continue to follow legal guidance on public-records obligations and provide eNews materials on the website.","Mayor Klein told residents the village complied with a public-records request for the resident database and e-newsletter mailing list following an Ohio Supreme Court decision; the village added eNews to its website and said recipients can request removal.",{"_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},6212153,"Orange Village approves purchase of replacement police interceptor after vehicle was totaled in flash flood",117,240000,357000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1&start=240&end=357","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1/thumbnail_240000.jpg","/articles/6212153/Ohio/Orange-Village-approves-purchase-of-replacement-police-interceptor-after-vehicle-was-totaled-in-flash-flood","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6212153-0b401670a5ca478398da84f551b81a54/orig.mp4?Expires=1771166073&Signature=ijuM5XrCXCJmdrZBynJ9pLNXNT56MRWm03ayh8CB1fvROOgPEBf7G6BpsUbFoWsKmC0jVDi8qBQoycfh78ENSR7NGbP-sEpmXJ1yOfUHkEMNudFi7ohJNEghmtUvpGxmTN8QYr9zApMmdwSlI20CjDHorBM43pP3KdW8iH7XSFXykNNGgbv93jduQpat-yUQG6SNzyEFRTlNab99DHIxNUQNtqWcrvjpZQP-V1tDfWOqIEY0ZDHPNhbul9NZgFsh8DCEYPRIz~u02Mc7pdoO5aiY02X8XaDswp2J8SQUA9XoI4G16559ZYAn3SYlBol5bev5~yIgNp76U7pGf22ytg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Orange Village Council voted June 4 to approve the purchase of a 2025 Ford Interceptor from Montrose Ford for an amount not to exceed $49,830 under the state purchasing contract to replace a vehicle the village lost in a spring flash flood.

A staff member said the vehicle was responding to a flood assistance call on April 22 when it became trapped in fast-moving water and the engine flooded. “So after the insurance payout and everything, I believe, you know, has all the correct numbers, but there's just a small amount that needs to be, cost to the village,” the staff member said. He added that “the engine got flooded...the insurance company totaled it out.”

The staff member told council the insurance would cover the vast majority of cost and the village would be responsible for a deductible and small remaining expenses; he estimated the village’s total net cost would be “around $7,000 after everything's said and done.” Council moved and seconded the purchase and then approved it by roll call; each council member present voted yes.

Why it matters: The purchase restores an emergency response vehicle lost while responding to flooding. Using the state bid keeps procurement aligned with cooperative purchasing rules and limits the village’s replacement cost.

Next steps: Finance staff will finalize the insurance accounting and vehicle upfitting to complete the replacement.","Council approved buying a 2025 Ford Interceptor under the state bid for up to $49,830 to replace a vehicle lost in an April flash flood; insurance covers most costs and village’s net outlay was described as about $7,000.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6212158,"Orange Village council discusses county solid-waste plan, agrees to add emergency clause",449,389000,838000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1&start=389&end=838","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3685911-d881ca0d6267c0d3603c70931ce39ed1/thumbnail_389000.jpg","/articles/6212158/Ohio/Orange-Village-council-discusses-county-solid-waste-plan-agrees-to-add-emergency-clause","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6212158-e6c9a4f8615aa7ef342fbee92f64c37d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771166073&Signature=azyhMuvSnhWk4zCm6p3OlecahSZQYDDp0Cazsqs1ql62TPomMI4HrA7qV3dkeS8QIEW-bDesP~1aSNBErz1DgWfv2UMznUy0D18etpi2sOqyatUf3drXHbD~jA3kdJ~dBPkoJwhvHCmWvVyg1-LFc8HWwLLrGR7f5-8xjplVbEBPZB5FXJewqI1EogR8gFbGQLrQmqBAz3XtnHV4eVSC9-IilCyLc5Eq55yn7wbRGJQkbCTxllwd15K06-jqmHLeU2E1KTpnvmlizObIbLNMwrefUZ3cyeukn2gJJQiX~kwkM4vS5C8RQCnRiopL0KTGdHv8YpLOVDsNuwxqdtH6PA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Orange Village Council on June 4 discussed Ordinance 2025-17, a measure to ratify the Cuyahoga County solid waste management plan required by state law and to continue local participation in county recycling and hazardous-waste programs.

The plan, presented to council by a village staff member, covers countywide waste-reduction and recycling programs and depends on ratification by 60% of Cuyahoga County municipalities. “This happens about this happens about every 5 years. By state law, the county is required to do a solid waste management plan,” the staff member said. The presenter said the plan funds local services such as computer recycling, tire collection and hazardous-waste collection and that “That fee is not changing as plan. It will stay that $2 fee.”

Council members questioned timing and legal mechanics: one member asked whether the village could wait until July, and staff said the county requires ratification by August and that the village could either pass the ordinance under normal procedures and wait the required 30 days or suspend the rules and adopt an emergency clause to expedite the process. Council opted to include an emergency clause so the ordinance can proceed through three readings and meet the county deadline.

Council also discussed how the county plan interacts with the village’s contractor, Kimball. The presenter said the $2 fee is built into the Kimball contract to help Kimball comply with the county plan and that Kimball would need to follow the county requirements. The presenter added the county plan aims to create uniformity among municipalities and address landfill capacity and other systemwide issues.

No final vote on the ordinance occurred at the June 4 meeting; council directed staff to prepare the ordinance with an emergency clause and proceed with readings so the village can ratify the county plan before the deadline.

Why it matters: Ratifying the county plan keeps Orange Village eligible for county-run recycling and hazardous-waste programs and preserves the local $2 fee that funds those services; changes to the plan could affect how the village and its contractor, Kimball, manage recycling and special collections.

Next steps: Staff will prepare the ordinance with an emergency clause for council readings and a later vote so Orange Village can meet the county’s ratification schedule.","Council members heard a staff presentation on Ordinance 2025-17 to ratify the Cuyahoga County solid waste management plan, including a $2 per-customer fee that will not change. Council directed staff to include an emergency clause and proceed with readings to meet an August deadline.","actionData","errors"]

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