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Hebron council holds readings on Canal Road rezoning, legal-services contract and Pulte development agreement
Summary
At the July 24 meeting council listed Ordinance 24-24 (rezoning Canal Road parcels) on second reading and heard first readings of Ordinance 26-24 (authorizing a contract with Brosius, Johnson, and Griggs LLC for planning & zoning legal services) and Resolution 24-11 (development agreement with Pulte Homes of Ohio LLC); no final votes on those items were recorded.
The Village of Hebron council on July 24 placed three legislative items on the agenda and conducted readings but recorded no final votes on those matters.
Clerk of Council Christina Furbee read Ordinance 24-24, described in the agenda as an ordinance to amend the village zoning map and rezone parcels on Canal Road identified by auditor parcel numbers 075-330786-00.000, 075-330786-00.001, 075-347010-00.000, 075-347268-00.000, 075-348648-00.000 and 075-349020-00.000. The ordinance was listed as a second reading on the agenda; the minutes record it on the agenda but do not record a council vote or further action at this meeting.
Also on the agenda was Ordinance 26-24, listed for first reading, which would authorize the administrator and fiscal officer to contract with Brosius, Johnson, and Griggs LLC without advertising for certain legal services related to planning and zoning and related matters. Resolution 24-11, listed for first reading, would authorize the mayor and fiscal officer to enter into a development agreement with Pulte Homes of Ohio LLC. The minutes note the items on the agenda but do not show any motions or votes to adopt these measures during the July 24 meeting.
Because the minutes do not record further debate, votes or the specific terms of the proposed development agreement or contract, details such as compensation, conditions, or implementation timelines are not specified in the record and will require review when formal legislation or agreements are presented for action.
