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Huber Heights council adopts resolution for 2026 sidewalk repairs
Summary
The Huber Heights City Council voted 8-0 July 28 to adopt a resolution declaring the necessity of repairing sidewalks, curbs, gutters and driveway approaches in the 2026 sidewalk program, requiring abutting owners to make repairs on designated streets including First Street.
Huber Heights City Council voted 8-0 Monday to adopt a resolution declaring the necessity of repairing sidewalks, curbs, gutters, driveway approaches and related appurtenances as part of the city's 2026 sidewalk program.
The measure requires owners abutting the identified streets to repair affected sidewalks or face the remedies spelled out in the resolution. The resolution text presented to council lists portions or all of certain streets; the packet cited First Street among the locations under the program.
Councilmember Nancy Bursch moved to adopt the resolution; Councilmember Scott seconded. Tony Caldwell, the clerk, conducted a roll call that recorded Mayor Mary Gore and seven other councilmembers voting yes, producing an 8-0 approval.
City staff did not provide an implementation timeline beyond the resolution; the council did not add amendments or conditions on the floor. The resolution establishes the legal basis for the city to require abutting property owners to make the identified repairs as part of the 2026 program.
The council will publish the formal resolution and next procedural steps in the minutes and any subsequent packet materials for property owners and contractors.
