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Votes at a glance: July 9 Delaware County Redevelopment Commission meeting
Summary
The commission approved multiple resolutions and claims July 9, including EDA contract funding, Innovation Connector support, road paving and several claims; recorded roll calls are summarized below.
Key votes taken by the Delaware County Redevelopment Commission on July 9:
- EDA economic development services contract / TIF funding: Approved by roll call (Kiesling — yes; Brand — yes; Henry — yes; Wigley — yes; Green — yes).
- Yorktown Community Schools multi-year TIF request: Motion to deny as presented — carried by roll call (Kiesling — yes; Brand — yes; Henry — yes; Wigley — yes; Green — yes).
- Innovation Connector additional funding (to reach $75,000 total for 2026): Approved; commissioners discussed TIF sources and requested resolutions specifying TIF allocations.
- America’s Hometown Band grant (Resolution 2026-013, $5,000 for Albany concert): Approved by roll call (majority in favor; one recorded ‘no’ on a different resolution earlier in the meeting where noted).
- Road paving (Resolution 2026-015, $620,939.42): Approved by roll call; funds allocated across Morrison Road, Magna, PRL, Midwest Metal and Fountain Square TIFs.
- Authorized engineering for Park 1 waterline (American StructurePoint, $43,200): Approved by roll call (Kiesling — yes; Brand — yes; Henry — yes; Wigley — yes; Green — no).
Staff noted that some bond payments and invoices on the claims docket may be amended next month when final invoices arrive; commissioners approved claims as amended.
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