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Seven Hills council passes emergency ordinance to contract Osborne Engineering for two years
Summary
Council passed ordinance 57-2025 authorizing a two-year agreement with Osborne Engineering Company for professional services from Jan. 1, 2026, through Dec. 31, 2027, adopting the emergency clause and passing the ordinance on roll-call votes.
The Seven Hills City Council voted to pass ordinance 57-2025 as an emergency measure, authorizing the mayor to enter into a two-year professional-engineering services agreement with Osborne Engineering Company of Cleveland.
Council Pro Tem Castanzo moved to approve both the ordinance and its emergency clause; the motions carried on roll-call votes and the clerk announced that ordinance 57-2025 had passed. The ordinance authorizes the agreement to commence Jan. 1, 2026, and run through Dec. 31, 2027.
Council members did not debate the substantive terms on the record; the motion sequence in the meeting record shows approval of the emergency clause followed immediately by a motion to pass the ordinance as an emergency measure.
The adoption as an emergency means the council enacted the contract authorization at the same meeting it introduced the ordinance rather than waiting for additional readings. The ordinance will be processed according to the city clerk's procedures for emergency measures.
