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Medina City Council unanimously approves land donation, grants and infrastructure actions
Summary
The council approved a slate of resolutions and ordinances 7-0, including acceptance of a 1.55-acre park donation valued at about $165,000, grant applications for court and police programs, temporary easements for sanitary work and contracts for road and IT services.
Medina City Council voted unanimously to approve a package of resolutions and ordinances on routine and time-sensitive city business during its November meeting, including accepting a donated 1.55-acre parcel for parkland and moving forward on multiple grant applications and service contracts.
The council adopted an ordinance to accept the donation of 1.55 acres from Mark and Alexandria Taylor that will be reserved as park property and connect to Huffman Cunningham Park. Parks and Recreation Director Worley said the parcel contains "mature flood plain forest habitat" and estimated the donation's value at "approximately a $165,000." Council added an emergency clause so the paperwork could be completed before year-end; the emergency clause and the ordinance passed by a 7-0 vote.
On public-safety funding, the council authorized filing for the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services body-worn camera grant, specifically noting the application is for expensive…
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