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Huber Heights council moves multiple items to Monday agenda, votes to enter executive session 9–0

City of Huber Heights City Council · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Council moved several items to the June 8 regular meeting (dump truck amendment, contract awards, boundary petition, Chipotle development hearing, liquor transfer, appointments), and voted unanimously to enter executive session under ORC provisions; no specific action was taken after executive session.

At the June 2 work session, council advanced a set of routine and substantive items to the next regular meeting and approved a motion to meet in executive session.

Council approved moving a corrected dump truck purchase resolution to the Monday agenda after staff explained a prior grammatical error in the 'not to exceed' amount; staff said the expenditures were already approved in the 2026 budget. Staff also forwarded multiple other items to the Monday agenda, including recommended contract awards for the Brant Pike lift station and Chambersburg–Fishburg bike path design, authorization to solicit bids for Rip Rap Road well #7 (NTE $1.5M from the water fund), bond authorization for Canal Heights sections 2 and 3 (developer obligations), a boundary-conformity petition with Bethel Township, a combined development plan public hearing for a new Chipotle at Brant Pike / Miami Valley Way, and notice to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control of a transfer for AmeriStop at 5983 Old Troy Pike.

Adam read the stated legal reasons for executive session — personnel appointment/employment matters, negotiations/bargaining with public employees, security arrangements for public events, and a conference with the law director about disputes that may lead to imminent court action under Ohio Revised Code section 121.22 — and Nancy made the motion to convene the executive session. After a roll-call vote that recorded "Yes" for Miss Baker, Mister Campbell, Miss Burge, Mayor Gore, Mister Akins, Mister Looney, Missus Kitchen, Mister Webb and Mister Davidson, the motion to go into executive session carried 9–0 at 7:33 p.m. Council reconvened at 9:45 p.m. and stated no specific action had been taken.

Appointments to boards and commissions (military & veterans commission, citizens water & sewer advisory board, arts commission reappointment) were recommended by staff and will appear as separate agenda items on Monday for formal action.