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Council reviews emergency resolutions for sewer projects and clarifies Treasury language ahead of public hearing
Summary
Council members discussed Resolution 2025-24 (legislative emergency), a sewer district infrastructure resolution covering main and residential roads, and Resolution 2025-26, where members asked that references be clarified to 'US Treasury regulations'; they scheduled a public hearing and agreed to correct wording.
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During the June 10 Committee of the Whole meeting, council members reviewed several resolutions and procedural items. The meeting record shows discussion of Resolution 2025-24 (an annual legislative emergency resolution authorizing the mayor and office to enter an emergency program) and a resolution to apply for funds from an Ohio regional sewer district to support infrastructure improvement projects in the village, covering primary roads, industrial areas and some residential streets.
A council member thanked Mr. Galati for providing the grant materials and said the grant application is broader than a primary road inspection, encompassing residential areas as well as major roads and industrial areas.
Council also reviewed Resolution 2025-26, which references Treasury Section 15 and related regulatory language. A member asked whether the resolution should explicitly use the phrase "US Treasury regulations" in several places to avoid confusion with state-level treasury references; exhibit A apparently includes the full phrasing, but members agreed to correct the main resolution wording to insert "US" where appropriate.
Procedural matters: members discussed scheduling and notice requirements for a public hearing on the tax budget and related ordinances. The council noted that the program (and related resolution) requires seven days between public notice and the hearing; they agreed to hold the public hearing as discussed and to correct resolution language before the hearing.
No final votes on the sewer or Treasury-related resolutions are recorded in the provided transcript; council members asked questions and requested textual clarifications and confirmed the public notice schedule.

