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Saint Bernard council weighs paving easement, grant-funded study and costly engine repairs in committee meeting
Summary
Council discussed a potential joint paving project with Fifth Third Bank and the local Eagles social club after staff found an unrecorded 1981 easement; staff provided cost estimates. Members also reviewed a $30,000 Hamilton County planning grant for a Vine Street study and heard that a frontline fire engine needs a replacement motor estimated at roughly $85,800.
At the June 12 Committee of the Whole, Saint Bernard village staff and council discussed several operational and budget matters, including a paving proposal tied to an unrecorded 1981 easement, a county planning grant, and an urgent fire apparatus repair.
Service and safety director Mr. Williams presented engineering maps and estimates for a repaving project spanning a parking area owned in part by Fifth Third Bank, the Saint Bernard Eagles and the village. Williams said staff discovered an easement from 1981 that appears not to have been recorded; the easement had required the village to maintain and repave the Eagles’ portion of the lot as part of an earlier property arrangement. Williams gave engineering estimates of about $51,005.85 for the village’s portion and $22,007.45 for the…
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