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Council authorizes engineer to submit OPWC application for Ridgewood Drive improvements
Summary
Twinsburg City Council authorized the city engineer to prepare and submit an Ohio Public Works Commission State Capital Improvement Program application for the Ridgewood Drive Improvements Project and approved required resolution as an emergency.
Twinsburg City Council on June 10 authorized the city engineer to prepare and submit an application to the Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) for the Ridgewood Drive Improvements Project and approved a related emergency resolution so the legislation could accompany the grant application and meet the program deadline.
Council suspended the three-reading rule and approved Resolution 64-20-25 by unanimous vote so the city could include the resolution with the OPWC grant materials. Council members said the suspension and emergency adoption were driven by the grant timeline; no additional project details (cost, scope, or schedule) were discussed during the meeting beyond the motion authorizing the application and contract authority.
The resolution grants the city engineer authority to execute required contracts if OPWC funding is awarded. Council did not record contract terms or matching-fund commitments during the session; those would be documented if the grant is awarded and contracts come forward for council approval.
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