Seven Hills council approves emergency inspection agreement for 2025 road program and Rockside development

At its June 10 meeting, the Seven Hills City Council passed Ordinance No. 35-2025 authorizing the mayor to enter into an agreement on behalf of the city with Quality Control Inspection Incorporated (QCI) for inspection services related to the 2025 road program and the Rockside/Bridal development project. The ordinance references a fee schedule in Exhibit A and was adopted as an emergency.

Councilperson Kelly introduced the motion to suspend the rules and later moved approval of the emergency clause and final passage. The roll-call votes recorded in the transcript show unanimous support among members voting.

The ordinance text states the services and refers to a fee schedule listed as Exhibit A in the agreement; the transcript does not include the fee amounts, the contract duration, or specific inspection tasks. Because the ordinance included an emergency clause, the city may execute the agreement promptly under the authority granted by the council. The transcript also notes that the item was tied to the 2025 road program and the Rockside Bridal development project but does not provide technical details about the development or inspection scope.