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Pandora council approves library move to Pendleton Plaza; lease terms still to be finalized

Pandora Village Council · January 25, 2025
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Summary

Council voted to relocate the Pandora village library from Main Street to Pendleton Plaza with a monthly rent of $1,198.50; the motion passed with one nay and one abstention. Lease terms and the utility-cost formula remain to be negotiated.

The Pandora Village Council voted Jan. 28 to relocate the village library from its Main Street location to a space at Pendleton Plaza, approving a monthly rent of $1,198.50 while leaving lease and utility-cost formula details for later discussion.

Rick Fricke moved to approve the relocation and Lee Eisenbach seconded. The roll call vote recorded Paul Burkholder as voting nay, Amanda Dettrow abstaining, and Rick Fricke and Diana Braidic voting yea; Lee Eisenbach voted yea, producing a majority in favor.

Township trustees present told council that the Pendleton Plaza space could be ready in about four months and that the trustees would approve the move. Council minutes do not include the final lease document; members noted the lease's specific terms and the formula for calculating utilities still need to be discussed and approved before occupancy.

Library representatives and township officials attended the meeting and were listed in the minutes as guests. The minutes do not record a direct quote from a library representative during the discussion.

Next steps in the minutes: finalize lease terms and utility formula and return those for council approval before the move proceeds.