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Centerville council approves assessments, consent agenda and grant applications; votes at a glance
Summary
At its April 7 meeting the Centerville City Council approved an assessment ordinance to collect delinquent mowing and waste fees, ratified several procurement contracts and grant applications via the consent agenda and approved multiple routine public works and technology purchases.
Centerville City Council approved a set of routine and legislative items during its April 7 meeting, including an ordinance to certify unpaid mowing and waste collection charges for collection by the county auditor and a multi‑item consent agenda containing public‑works contracts and grant applications.
Ordinance 10‑25: Council approved Ordinance 10‑25 after a brief staff presentation and a public hearing with no public comment. The assessment ordinance covers unpaid mowing charges (about $2,200 across three parcels), unpaid waste collection charges (about $15,000 across 57 parcels) and three additional code‑related fees totaling roughly $1,700. The ordinance directs the finance director to certify those amounts to the county auditor for collection; council approved the ordinance by voice vote.
Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda in a single voice vote. Items listed in staff materials and approved include: - Participation in the Miami Valley Communications Council tactical crime suppression clinician sharing MOU (mental health/drug addiction clinician sharing). - Award of the 2025 crack sealing program to Buck Pavement Restoration LLC. - Participation in the Ohio Department of Transportation annual road salt bid. - Authorization to apply for 2025 livable and age‑friendly community grants supported by the Del Mar Healthcare Fund at The Dayton Foundation and Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission (MVRPC). - Award of the 2025 citywide pavement marking contract to A & A Safety. - Purchase of a Mitel MyVoice unified communications system from Parallel Technologies Inc. - Authorization to enter a capital improvement pass‑through grant agreement with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for the Benham’s Grove park project.
Each consent‑agenda item was presented in staff memorandum and bundled for approval; council approved the package by voice vote with no items removed for separate consideration.
