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Council approves contracts, insurance renewal and zoning amendment; schedules tree lighting and other community items
Summary
Lowellville council authorized a Medicount Management contract addendum, accepted a 6% Anthem insurance increase, approved a zoning amendment motion and voted to proceed with community event requests and consultant invoice procedures.
Lowellville Village Council on Nov. 13 moved through several administrative items, approving a contract addendum, an insurance renewal and zoning changes while noting upcoming community events.
Council authorized an addendum to the client service agreement with Medicount Management; the council acknowledged an email from Chief Boggia related to the contract and approved the addendum on a roll-call vote. (Motion moved by Don D'Onofrio; second Ron Rotunno.)
The council accepted the 2025 Anthem health insurance renewal reflecting a 6% premium increase and no change to life insurance coverage. The motion to accept the contract carried on roll call.
Zoning: A motion to amend the zoning ordinance — prompted by proposed new condos at School Park, including a 7-foot side setback and 1.5 additional parking spaces — was moved and passed; further zoning/ordinance committee review was scheduled.
Community items included approval of a $100 half-page yearbook ad donation to Lowellville Schools and a donation for the Lowellville Fire Department "Visit with Santa" at prior-year amounts. Council discussed a Dec. 8 tree-lighting and a requested $1,000 donation from LCIC for a new nativity set; council also reviewed consultant invoices for OPWC projects and noted that CT Consultants had submitted seven invoices totaling $21,230 for River Rd., Jackson and McGaffney (discussion to dispense funds for OPWC projects was recorded).
The meeting concluded after an executive session called to discuss personnel matters and other sensitive items; council returned to regular session and adjourned.
No public comments were recorded during the meeting.
