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Piqua commission approves board appointments, amends minutes and sets tax‑budget hearing
Summary
The commission approved four appointment resolutions (R‑74‑26 through R‑77‑26), amended previous meeting minutes to include a water/wastewater agreement and adopted a resolution (R‑73‑26) setting a public hearing on the 2027 tax budget.
The Piqua City Commission moved through a package of routine items, approving several appointments, amending prior minutes and setting a public hearing on the city tax budget for 2027.
The commission approved amended minutes for the prior May meeting and agreed to include the previously discussed water and wastewater agreement in those minutes after a motion to add the document to the record was moved, seconded and carried.
Resolutions to appoint or reappoint members to boards passed as follows: R‑74‑26 appointed Mr. Davyy to the planning commission (roll call: one recorded Nay by Commissioner Wade; the resolution nevertheless passed), R‑75‑26 renewed Mrs. France on the Historic Review Commission, R‑76‑26 reappointed Mr. Oda to the Historic Review Commission and R‑77‑26 — described in the packet as a statutory appointment — placed the mayor as the city’s representative on the Historic Review Commission (the record shows one abstention on that motion).
The commission also adopted resolution R‑73‑26 to fix the time and place for a public hearing on the proposed city tax budget for Miami County for calendar year 2027 and the draft appropriation ordinance; staff said the documents will be posted to the city website before the next meeting so the budget can be considered at a public hearing.
There was limited debate on the appointment resolutions; one commissioner said he needed to consult ordinance 10.18 section B4 during the R‑74‑26 vote. No further policy changes were made during the meeting.
