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Votes at a glance: Euclid City Council, Jan. 6, 2025

2252029 · January 6, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal motions and roll‑call outcomes at the Euclid City Council meeting on Jan. 6, 2025, including postponements, emergency ordinances, and grant acceptance.

The Euclid City Council took multiple formal actions at its Jan. 6, 2025 meeting. Below are the agenda items, short descriptions, motions, and roll‑call outcomes recorded during the session.

1) Resolution 1406-24 — Conditional‑use permit application for Puzzle Piece Providers LLC, 27801 Euclid Ave. - Motion: Postpone consideration until Monday, Feb. 3, 2025. - Mover/Second: Councilman Wotilla / Councilman Tanner. - Outcome: Motion passed by roll call; all members present voted yes. Council directed staff to verify whether the tenant is operating and to enforce compliance if necessary.

2) Ordinance 3-25 — Emergency ordinance authorizing the mayor to negotiate a power‑supply agreement for the city’s electric aggregation program with DynaG Energy Services East, LLC (through Independent Energy Consultants, Inc.). - Motion: Suspend rules and adopt as emergency; authorize negotiation and execution. - Mover/Second: Motion to close debate by Councilman Cosgrove; move to suspend rules and adopt recorded and approved during meeting. - Outcome: Ordinance adopted as an emergency measure on roll call; majority voted yes.

3) Ordinance 1-20-25 — Emergency ordinance amending council rules to establish a president pro tem for 2025 and electing John M. Watilla. - Motion: Approve ordinance. - Mover/Second: Motion by Adam (as read) / seconded by Diebeck (as recorded). - Outcome: Ordinance passed on roll call; council voted yes.

4) Ordinance 4-25 — Emergency ordinance extending contract with Kimball Recycling and Waste Disposal Inc. for sludge, grit and screenings handling at the water reclamation facility (correcting a scrivener’s error in a prior ordinance). - Motion: Approve ordinance. - Outcome: Ordinance passed on roll call; council voted yes.

5) Resolution 2-25 — Accept and expend $149,370 from the Ohio Department of Public Safety Emergency Management Agency for surveillance camera equipment and installation at the municipal complex. - Motion: Adopt resolution accepting grant funds. - Outcome: Resolution passed on roll call; majority voted yes.

6) Ordinance 5-25 — Emergency ordinance authorizing advertisement for bids and contract for replacement of water lines on East 220 Fourth and East 220 Sixth through the City of Cleveland suburban water main renewal program. - Motion: Approve ordinance and go to bid. - Outcome: Ordinance passed on roll call; council voted yes.

7) Ordinance 6-25 — Emergency ordinance authorizing advertisement for bids and contract for replacement of water lines on East 236, East 2308, and East 276 through the City of Cleveland suburban water main renewal program. - Motion: Approve ordinance and go to bid. - Outcome: Ordinance passed on roll call; council voted yes.

8) Ordinance 7-25 — Emergency ordinance authorizing advertisement for bids and contract for the 2025 asphalt road paving program. - Motion: Approve ordinance and go to bid; suspend rules and adopt. - Outcome: Ordinance passed on roll call; council voted yes.

Most measures were advanced as emergency ordinances or resolutions with suspension of the rules, enabling contracts and procurement steps to proceed promptly. Several items required further staff follow‑up (for example, the postponed conditional‑use permit and coordination with Cleveland Water and FirstEnergy on utility‑pole installations for cameras).