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Wheeling council adopts package of ordinances including roof repairs, park equipment, temporary tanks, contract extension and property conveyance
Summary
At its Feb. 17 meeting the Wheeling City Council approved multiple ordinances: roof replacements ($114,115), five new EV chargers ($73,915), Mozart Park equipment ($54,712.35), rental of two temporary frack tanks ($15,190), a 12‑month extension with Verdantes for wastewater monitoring, and conveyance of property at 12950 Street to Ohio Valley ADC.
The Wheeling City Council adopted several ordinances on Feb. 17. Taken together the votes approved a set of capital and operational contracts and a property conveyance; each motion passed by roll call.
Key votes and outcomes
- Roof replacements: Authorized the city manager to expend $114,115 with Calcruit Roofing and Sheet Metal Inc. (Wheeling) for roof replacements at 36th Street and Bridge Park Pool. Motion moved and seconded; roll call resulted in recorded affirmative votes and the ordinance was adopted.
- EV chargers: Authorized $73,915 with Yawn Electric Company Inc. for two chargers at Center Market and three at the Intermodal Transportation Center. (See separate article for details on funding and placement.)
- Mozart Park: Authorized $54,712.35 with Game Time of Charlotte, N.C., for shelter and recreation equipment for Mozart Park; motion adopted by roll call.
- Temporary frack tanks: Authorized $15,190 with Atlas Environmental Management of Youngstown, Ohio for rental of two temporary frack tanks charged to the water pollution control division; motion adopted.
- Verdantes contract extension: Authorized the city manager to negotiate and execute documents extending Verdantes' services for 12 months to continue flow monitoring, data management and equipment operations tied to phase 2/phase 3 wastewater improvements; motion adopted.
- Property conveyance: Approved conveyance of property located at 12950 Street to the Ohio Valley ADC and authorized the city manager to execute deeds and other documents; motion adopted.
All listed ordinances were moved, seconded and adopted by roll call during the meeting. Other original propositions were read into the record (replacement valves and well pump rehabilitation) but no votes on those items appear in the provided transcript.
