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Council passes housekeeping items: liquid asphalt contract, Armele lot split, senior center change order and Town Center approvals
Summary
Council suspended and adopted several routine ordinances and resolutions including a contract to buy liquid asphalt (not to exceed $100,000), a senior center restroom change order (~$2,000), the Armele Subdivision lot split, and approvals tied to the Town Center project.
During its Oct. 6 meeting, Strongsville City Council moved through several routine but practical items affecting city maintenance, planning and recreation.
Ms. Roth presented and council approved Ordinance 2025-104 to participate in an Ohio Department of Transportation contract with Pavement Technology Inc. for the purchase of liquid asphalt not to exceed $100,000; staff noted the purchase is typically reimbursed by the county the following year.
Council adopted Ordinance 2025-106 to approve a change order (No. 1) increasing the senior center restroom contract by roughly $2,000 to repipe the existing hot water system to fit new heaters.
Planning matters included adoption of Ordinance 2025-107 accepting for recording a lot split/consolidation in the Armele Subdivision (Marks Road addresses 17963 and 18179) and Resolution 2025-108 confirming Planning Commission approval of the site plan for Fire Station No. 5 at 19191 Royalton Road.
Council also adopted Ordinance 2025-112 authorizing $4.5 million in bonds for Town Center recreational facilities and related site improvements.
All items were moved, suspended and adopted by roll call during the meeting.
