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Committee preview: CDBG culvert grant and two ordinances (water rates, appropriation) set for upcoming readings

Village of Hebron Combined Council/Committee · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The chair announced Resolution 26‑08 (CDBG grant agreement for Hebron 5th and Cedar Street culvert projects) and two ordinances — 07‑26 (water and sewer rate changes, second reading) and 08‑26 (annual appropriation amendment, first reading) — will appear at the next regular meeting; no votes were taken at the committee meeting.

The Village of Hebron’s combined council committee was told on May 18 that pending legislation will appear at the next regular meeting: Resolution 26‑08 authorizing the mayor and fiscal officer to enter a grant agreement with the Licking County Board of Commissioners for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) projects on 5th Street and Cedar Street, and two ordinances dealing with water and sewer rates and the 2026 annual appropriation.

Chair (speaker 2) read the items to the committee, identifying the grant paperwork as "Grant agreement number 25NRDash1BODash25 CDBG Hebron 5th Street Culver installation project slash activity and the Hebron Cedar Street Culver project slash activity for the village of Hebron, Licking County, Ohio." He said Resolution 26‑08 will be on its third reading at the next meeting. The chair described "Ordinance number 07‑26" as an amendment to chapter 937 of the village codified code regarding water and sewer rates (to be read a second time) and "Ordinance number 08‑26" as an amendment to the annual appropriation (first reading).

No substantive debate or votes on these items occurred during the committee meeting; the chair’s announcements served as a public preview. Committee members raised no procedural objections and the items will proceed according to the reading schedule at the next regular council meeting.