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Struthers City Council schedules April committee meetings, plans executive session on property
Summary
At a Struthers City Council office meeting, members scheduled an April 16 community development meeting and a follow-up finance and legislation meeting, agreed to group votes on payroll ordinances next month, and announced an executive session on the possible purchase or sale of property; the meeting adjourned after those items.
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Struthers City Council met in an office session (date not specified in the transcript) and scheduled committee meetings for April 16, planned grouped votes on multiple payroll ordinances next month and said it would enter an executive session to discuss the possible purchase or sale of property.
The council said it will hold a Community Development meeting Wednesday, April 16, to discuss city beautification and an "811 Call Before You Dig" item and a planners group; a Finance and Legislation meeting will follow that day. Council members directed that ordinances numbered 7–18 (full-time employee pay ordinances) and 19–25 (part-time employee pay ordinances) be read by the clerk (identified in the transcript as Megan) and then voted on as groups at the next meeting. Ordinances 1–6 were described as regular ordinances and remain on the agenda for separate consideration.
During the meeting the law director, John, said he had nothing to report; Safety Director Bob likewise said he had no items. The council announced it would go into an executive session after the public meeting to discuss the possible purchase or sale of property; no location, parcel, buyer, seller or other details were given in the transcript.
The council also noted community events: an Easter egg hunt scheduled for Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. at "the field," with the event to be moved indoors if it rains. The session concluded with a motion to adjourn that was seconded; the transcript records that the meeting was adjourned but does not provide the names of the motion mover or seconder or a roll-call vote tally.
No formal votes on ordinances or other substantive measures were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.

