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Canton City Council adopts annexation services statement, water-line engineering and $150,000-per-year Habitat contract

Canton City Council · April 14, 2025
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Summary

Council voted unanimously to adopt three ordinances: a statement of services for the Trump and Lincoln annexation area (Ordinance 18), a professional-services authorization for Broad Avenue water-line design (Ordinance 19), and a three-year $150,000-per-year funding contract with Habitat for Humanity East Central Ohio (Ordinance 20).

Canton City Council adopted three ordinances during its meeting, approving a statement of services for a proposed annexation area, authorizing engineering work for a water-line replacement, and funding Habitat for Humanity programs.

Leader Babcock moved to adopt Ordinance 18, a resolution approving the statement of services to be provided to property owners in the Trump and Lincoln 2025 annexation area; the council suspended the statutory rules for expedited passage and adopted the ordinance by roll call (10 yeas). A city presenter described the annexation area as about 16.512 acres at the corner of Trump and Lincoln and asked for early passage so the city could proceed with annexation steps.

The council also adopted Ordinance 19, authorizing the mayor or director of public service to execute a professional-services contract with Rodanis LLC to perform detailed design engineering for the Broad Avenue NW water-line replacement project and amending the 2025 budget; the motion passed by roll call (10 ayes).

Ordinance 20 was approved to execute a three-year funding contract with Habitat for Humanity East Central Ohio at $150,000 per year for garage construction and home rehabilitation within Canton. “I would just like for the members of council to vote on this and vote in a positive way because I think that it's always great when Habitat can, you know, assure a family to have a home and not just a house,” said Member Smith in urging support. The ordinance passed on roll call (10 yeas).

Votes at a glance: - Ordinance 18 (annexation statement of services): adopted; recorded vote 10 yeas, 0 nays, 2 members excused. - Ordinance 19 (Rodanis LLC — Broad Avenue NW water-line design/appropriation amendment): adopted; recorded vote 10 ayes. - Ordinance 20 (three-year funding contract with Habitat for Humanity East Central Ohio, $150,000 per year): adopted; recorded vote 10 yeas.

The clerk read the ordinances and recorded the votes. Council scheduled committee meetings for 04/21/2025; no additional action on these items was recorded during the meeting.