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The clerk read Ordinance 17‑2025 by title on first reading, which would have rezoned 28.78 acres at 1501 Kingsbury Drive from R‑2 (one‑family residence) to REUD‑7 (residential planned unit development) and approve a development plan. After discussion, the mayor moved to postpone Ordinance 17‑2025 indefinitely; the motion was seconded and passed 7‑0.

Separately, Law Director John Wyckoff reported on a King City Gardens Board of Zoning Appeals appeal. Wyckoff said he filed a motion to dismiss on standing grounds and that the court scheduled a case management conference for July 23 to determine whether the city must proceed to a merits hearing. Wyckoff said he would keep council advised as the matter progresses.

Near the end of the meeting, council voted to convene an executive session to discuss pending or imminent court action; the roll call showed unanimous support to enter executive session. Council members made clear no official votes would be taken during the closed session. The meeting record did not state the specific case to be discussed in executive session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Forest Park City Council Meeting of July 7, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council postponed an ordinance that would rezone 28.78 acres at 1501 Kingsbury Drive indefinitely; the law director also reported on a separate board of zoning appeals case and council later voted to enter executive session to discuss pending or imminent court action.","taxTitle","Forest Park City Council, Forest Park, Hamilton County, Ohio","taxId",71199,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":44,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":49,"_50":81,"_52":82,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6176546,"Forest Park council approves supplemental 2025 appropriations, forwards 2026 budget to county",460,4700000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5345847-6ac88892fc8fc4edd9855363f07966dc&start=4240&end=4700","/articles/6176546/Ohio/Forest-Park-council-approves-supplemental-2025-appropriations-forwards-2026-budget-to-county","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6176546-b3b80bb3273a658634647f207e622fb7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146955&Signature=CCqe~tUWpsUoKbPocpSGPyctskms0TJkldHudikVFm725bslnA7b458ed-p~ypL75e0iaOg7G9Bc85dlLE-pGj14K1TQfM90CHiAy1TVCQfz64Ki3HAP05qdBTKIBifApySn0udGBtOZQdB2KpOsXyMkF~FdoGeQDZQZE24g9kJmuuPAMx~UhmBgDSGLYQ2Pl2P~vXWUkz2k8uM6KCQfb9FzMLhWDJf9UhkkDkwC5umxhdZYvi3L58XAkswFcjz3Jb98HJfuBPzoUtALhorQubeMoylW7IDIjENazxWYVYVboV4mxzKuunoh06nrg5fTNwCllBCBqu8U0~wBPrlggA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Forest Park — The Forest Park City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to amend 2025 appropriations to cover additional capital projects and operating costs, and adopted two resolutions to submit the 2026 tax budget to the county auditor and to permit future debt reimbursement allocations.

Council member Sylvester described the ordinance as a supplemental measure to cover unanticipated or underestimated costs for fiscal year 2025. He said the ordinance adds $584,878 for capital improvements, $101,260 for increased supplies and professional services, $237,950 for additional debt service and authorizes a $230,000 refunding of a deposit held in trust.

\"These additions are needed to complete planned capital projects and to address cost increases for operations,\" Sylvester said during debate. The measure was adopted on a 7‑0 vote.

Council also passed Resolution 23‑2025, which adopts and submits the 2026 county budget as required by the Hamilton County auditor. Finance staff and Sylvester noted the resolution must be passed before July 20. The council approved Resolution 24‑2025, which delegates authority to make declarations of official intent and allocations related to reimbursements of temporary advances for capital improvements; Sylvester said the resolution provides the city flexibility to refinance qualifying costs into long‑term debt.

Both resolutions passed 7‑0. Clerk of council Kia Bailey read the ordinance and resolution titles before votes. Council did not debate tax rate changes at this meeting; the actions were described as routine housekeeping necessary to meet statutory deadlines and to complete planned capital work.","Council approved Ordinance 18‑2025 to add supplemental appropriations for planned capital projects, operating costs and debt service and adopted two resolutions to submit the 2026 budget to the county and authorize municipal reimbursement allocations; all measures passed unanimously.",{"_33":86,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":87,"_41":88,"_43":89,"_45":90,"_46":91,"_48":92,"_50":93,"_52":94,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":95,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":96,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6176550,"Forest Park honors Uptown Tigers after 11‑U baseball championship",801,141000,942000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5345847-6ac88892fc8fc4edd9855363f07966dc&start=141&end=942","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5345847-6ac88892fc8fc4edd9855363f07966dc/thumbnail_141000.jpg","/articles/6176550/Ohio/Forest-Park-honors-Uptown-Tigers-after-11U-baseball-championship","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6176550-b5f093a407417132fe26734fe54a50aa/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146955&Signature=LBrinjpurn9r4CiurtjcH6w6I-Zzmg18dgTWvxoeM7XtJeWFCaw8Fpn~GEmsfRY1d8z-IJna4Bxhh67hFrycJ-kACgm3wkCNUJ1ojrhEWFth2PdgHhV5r~9w2F0Bv7z1YWFUU9v~bJ4bz8JdDn8Ao3dGvL3npBMJNCVNdbUQrhH35ydhHGzURkP8YdWRBStVt9qZar11z~-QTEw8chUoHwSV~gwXdDo7q1NHiPdPWpCzSF7SWOMVNQYmfsVC37fDVmzGKxUuZ9aNziIr0GwyLFS-0D05VgdnRTgwCWNIY3MgCQGp4fk6T74zz7b4c2eX8RdIpu-WMT6pZCbMlgJDWg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Forest Park — The Forest Park City Council recognized the Uptown Tigers 11U baseball team for winning a championship in a presentation during the council meeting.

Jay Dennis, Forest Park parks coordinator, introduced the team and praised the city’s youth sports programs. \"Forest Park, the city of champions,\" Dennis said, and he highlighted the team’s 13‑and‑1 regular season and postseason run, noting the squad scored 216 runs and held opponents to about 73 runs.

Coach Cheatham addressed the players and families, telling the team, \"You brought the championship back to the city of Forest Park where it belongs.\" Other assistant coaches and council members urged the young players to keep working and to remember the lessons of teamwork and discipline that come from youth sports. Mayor and multiple council members thanked coaches, parents and volunteers for contributing to the program and encouraged the players to remain committed to the sport and their education.

The council and attendees posed for photos with the team. Parks staff said the city’s expanded recreation programming and volunteer coaching helped produce recent championships, but no formal council action was associated with the presentation.","The Forest Park City Council presented a recognition to the Uptown Tigers 11U baseball team for winning a championship; coaches, city officials and the parks coordinator praised teamwork and community support.",{"_33":98,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":99,"_41":100,"_43":101,"_45":102,"_46":103,"_48":104,"_50":105,"_52":106,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":107,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":108,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6176555,"Back to the Heroes Rumble donates trauma kits to Forest Park Police",650,1981000,2631000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5345847-6ac88892fc8fc4edd9855363f07966dc&start=1981&end=2631","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5345847-6ac88892fc8fc4edd9855363f07966dc/thumbnail_1981000.jpg","/articles/6176555/Ohio/Back-to-the-Heroes-Rumble-donates-trauma-kits-to-Forest-Park-Police","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6176555-7730c036e5496463b2427ae28417d2c6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146955&Signature=cuH96Iu1dHvQD2xniUbC88bQz~SUxuaMaUWNNDsYVRVjEFQz1mD93G3B-1zVf5T2uR9wLDKOrWXYIPgoF4puuc3EYL8VQjc7URY4HbcvaNyPB1nEVHCMHLJghChPNcuATzVncYcZV1H2TIx~rCa-sMA3qHMfEOactBcvv9iBIg2l-1OaqMgTeZurfF7KsgmjK8VhiQcJU5M85iCXecD8I0QECRTpdO9HiGvA2FEQvwwHxmyZLGeLbcMntf9Ovq9Wxe72fNPSMbxBh1bYvoz6IwoAMZx-HSfzTpXAb1E85xIV8ZhT-7exh8QUrIletpF5cEzBHJ83-~Dw3VPjVPK4iA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Forest Park — Back to the Heroes Rumble, a volunteer charity, presented life‑saving trauma kits to the Forest Park Police Department during the Forest Park City Council meeting, and city officials said the nonprofit’s goal is to equip each officer with a kit.

The donation emerged after Councilman Harrison brought the organization’s grant opportunity to the city’s attention earlier this year. Carl Whelan, founder of Back to the Heroes Rumble, told council the nonprofit’s Operation Open Arms program responds to funding requests from underfunded first‑responder agencies and that the kits are intended for both officers and community use. \"Our goal is really simple. We wanna preserve the life in the line of duty for first responders and tackle the preventable causes of death in the line of duty,\" Whelan said.

Captain Adam Jones of the Forest Park Police Department described how the kits include chest seals and other equipment used to treat serious trauma. He said an officer on an earlier call used a seal from a personally owned kit to treat a chest wound, likely preventing a collapsed lung. \"This is quality stuff. These are the kinds of things that save people's lives,\" Captain Jones said. Council members and city staff thanked Councilman Harrison for connecting the city with the group and thanked Back to the Heroes Rumble for the donation.

Whelan said the organization has provided equipment to 34 departments and roughly $67,000 in gear to date. Council and staff discussed how kits will be stocked and replenished; a Back to the Heroes Rumble representative said the group’s intent was \"to make sure there's one for each officer, including the chief himself.\" There was no council vote attached to the donation presentation.

The council’s public discussion also included a brief reminder that the department had previously offered trauma‑kit training to city employees, and members encouraged residents to buy basic trauma supplies for home use if they chose. Officials said the donated kits will be used both in law‑enforcement responses and to assist community members at scenes when appropriate.","A volunteer nonprofit donated trauma kits to the Forest Park Police Department; the kits will be issued so each officer has one and officials said the equipment can be used on community members as well as first responders.","actionData","errors"]

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