Twinsburg City Council approves multiple tax-exemption ordinances, awards $1.95 million road contract and extends marijuana moratorium

Twinsburg City Council on Feb. 11 adopted a series of ordinances and resolutions that the council said would support development incentives, move forward the city’s 2025 road program and maintain administrative flexibility on surplus-property sales.

The council passed six ordinances described in meeting materials as exempting certain improvements from ad valorem real property taxation and establishing service-payment frameworks (ordinances 01-2025, 02-2025, 03-2025 and 04-2025). Each was adopted as an emergency and carried on unanimous 6-0 votes. The ordinance texts in the meeting record reference Ohio Revised Code sections in the 5709 series; parcel-level details were not specified in the transcript.

Council also approved ordinance 05-2025, authorizing the mayor to enter an agreement with Formtek Incorporated to provide tax incentives under the Twinsburg Occupancy Program; that ordinance passed 6-0 on regular reading. The transcript does not list the terms of the Formtek agreement beyond the ordinance title.

For infrastructure work, council suspended the three-reading rule and adopted ordinance 18-2025 as an emergency to accept Parent Asphalt…