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Sunbury council approves ODOT maintenance agreement, wastewater fee increases and sewer connection changes
Summary
At its Jan. 15 meeting the Sunbury City Council approved a maintenance agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation and passed emergency ordinances raising wastewater user fees and amending sewer connection charges; several rezoning and other items were read but not acted on.
Sunbury City Council approved several items at its Jan. 15 meeting, including a maintenance agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation and emergency ordinances increasing wastewater user fees and amending sewer connection charges.
The measures move forward changes the administration said are needed to keep projects on schedule and to fund the city’s wastewater system. Council also suspended rules to allow immediate enactment on several ordinances; multiple rezoning applications were read for the record and will return for later votes.
The council voted 7-0 to authorize a maintenance agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation to allow work related to state-owned roadways to proceed. Council members said the agreement was requested by ODOT so the agency could keep its public-bid schedule. The motion to pass the resolution was seconded by Mister Grumley. (Roll call: Mary Saint John — yes; Mister Grumley — yes; Mister Martin — yes; Missus Cooper — yes; Mister Goss — yes; Mister…
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