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\"They did find an additional 3 orphan tanks at the site, and those were pooled, and soil samples were sent to the lab,\" Economic Development Director Marshall told council. Marshall said contractors had removed contaminated soil that could be seen using a photoionization detector and had placed clean fill back in the excavated areas for public safety.

Marshall said the city will compile the laboratory data and photos and submit an application to the Ohio Bureau of Underground Storage Tank Regulations (BUSTR) within the Ohio Department of Commerce requesting a \"no further action\" (NFA) letter. \"We'll request a no further action letter, which we need that NFA no further action letter before we can move forward with any development,\" Marshall said. She added that Campbell Oil continues to operate a monitoring well and that the city needs the results from Campbell Oil’s borings as well before seeking final BUSTR concurrence.

Marshall estimated the BUSTR review typically takes a couple of weeks once an application is submitted. \"The no further action is something that comes from the state of Ohio, and that usually takes a couple of weeks once the application is sent in,\" she said. The city will wait for laboratory results and for any required BUSTR determinations before allowing site redevelopment activity to proceed.

The council did not take formal action on the site at the meeting; the remarks were an update from staff about the environmental review process and next steps required to clear the site for development.

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Council first voted 7-0 to suspend the three-reading rule so the four items could be considered and voted that evening. \"I move to suspend the rules requiring 3 readings of tonight's ordinances and resolutions,\" Councilman Shields said; the motion passed on a roll call vote with all seven members voting yes.

The council approved Ordinance 1-17-25 to pay Central Square Technologies for the city’s CAD/RMS annual subscription and maintenance. \"This is our annual maintenance contract for our CAD RMS software by Central Square Technologies,\" Police Chief Kenny said during discussion. The ordinance passed 7-0 on a roll call vote.

Council also approved Ordinance 1-18-25 to buy a new sanitation vehicle through the HGACBuy cooperative purchasing program. Service Director Piccoli said using HGACBuy produced a saving \"of about $50,000 on a 25 yard high compaction unit, with some thicker steel,\" and said the department hoped the truck would perform better than previous purchases after experiencing \"hoppers failing at 7, 8 years into the use.\" The ordinance passed 7-0.

Ordinance 1-19-25, amending the 2025 budget primarily to cover advances discussed at the finance committee, was introduced and approved. \"These are mostly to cover advances as we discussed at finance,\" Finance Director Durham said; the ordinance passed 7-0.

Resolution 1-20-25 adopted the city's tax budget for submission to the Medina County Auditor. Durham told council that state legislation was unlikely to move forward on reducing the \"inside millage,\" so the city's figures were expected to remain unchanged. \"We were informed, [the state legislature] is probably not gonna move forward on dropping inside millage, so everything should stay the way it was,\" Durham said. The resolution passed 7-0.

Decisions made June 23 will be reflected in the city’s records and the tax budget will be submitted to the Medina County Auditor as required. The purchased truck and the police software maintenance agreement will proceed under the contracts authorized by the council votes.

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