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Council adopts ODOT contract for multi-use path; several ordinances advance on first reading
Summary
Greenwich council passed Resolution 2026-R-6 to authorize an ODOT contract for multi-use path surface improvements and approved first readings for three ordinances, while tabling Resolution 2026-R-3; council also approved hiring a new employee and tabled a proposed custodian position elimination.
The Village of Greenwich council on April 7 adopted Resolution 2026-R-6 authorizing the village administrator to enter into a contract with the Ohio Department of Transportation to perform multi-use path trail surface improvements. The resolution was passed and adopted by council; the transcript does not include a roll-call vote tally for that resolution.
Council also approved three ordinances for first reading: Ordinance 2026-O-08 (amending section 1042.02 to revise water service rates), Ordinance 2026-O-09 (amending section 1044.02 to change sewer rates), and Ordinance 2026-O-10 (creating a Village of Greenwich Reservoir Lake Park and a park advisory board, amending chapter 1066). Each ordinance was advanced for first reading; detailed vote counts and the substantive text beyond chapter/section references were not provided in the meeting record.
Resolution 2026-R-3 was tabled until the council's second meeting in April. The mayor asked council to hire Blake Claudil; council approved the hire during the meeting. The mayor also proposed eliminating the custodian position, but the council agreed to table that personnel decision.
The mayor said he would contact the land bank about having the house next to the water plant torn down. The meeting adjourned at 7:31 p.m.; the next meeting was confirmed for April 21 at 6:00 p.m. The transcript records motions and outcomes for these items but does not include vote tallies for the recorded decisions.
