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Votes at a glance — Beavercreek City Council, Feb. 10

2257042 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal votes taken at the Feb. 10 Beavercreek City Council meeting, including approvals and next steps.

Beavercreek City Council recorded the following formal outcomes during its Feb. 10 meeting.

• Specific site plan — PUD 22‑4 (Lillian Lane): Approved. Council voted to approve the specific site plan for PUD 22‑4 (84 units on roughly 13.93 acres) with 24 conditions to be recorded in the minutes. Motion carried by voice vote; mover/second not specified on the record. Conditions include designated construction hours (7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon–Sat), sidewalks and payment of impact and park fees prior to release of permits.

• Ordinance 25‑03 (zoning code advertising changes, PC 25‑1): Moved to second reading. Motion to move the ordinance to a second reading carried by voice vote. The proposed amendment would allow public‑hearing advertising in a newspaper of general circulation or on the city website or other media as allowed by law, while retaining the required mailed notice to property owners within 500 feet.

• Ordinance 25‑01 (conveyance of perpetual easement — second reading): Approved on second reading. Council approved an ordinance declaring certain city‑owned property interests surplus and authorizing conveyance of a perpetual highway easement over property known as the Creekside Trail Bike Path (Greene County parcel B42‑6‑25‑0‑88). Motion and second recorded; vote by voice.

• Resolution 25‑04 (sidewalk program): Amended and approved. Council amended language to remove ‘‘curb and gutter’’ references and approved the 2025 sidewalk program; staff noted the program will target 49 properties, with a Feb. 20 bid opening and homeowner-notice/assessment procedures.

• Resolution 25‑05 (Beaver Valley Road reconstruction agreement with Fairborn): Approved. Council authorized the city manager to enter an interlocal agreement with the city of Fairborn for a joint full‑depth asphalt reconstruction project, with Beavercreek leading procurement and Fairborn reimbursing its share; project scheduled for 2026 pending Fairborn’s schedule.

Notes: All outcomes above were voice votes and recorded as carried in the meeting transcript; named roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript for these items. If a member recorded a specific recorded vote in the minutes later, the minutes will provide the official roll call.