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At a glance: council sets hearings, approves PUDs, passes ordinances and moves to executive session

Plain City Council · January 28, 2025
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Summary

Council set March 10 public hearings on planning and zoning code amendments, approved preliminary and final PUD matters (Creekview Commerce Park and Darby Station Phase 5), passed several ordinances and resolutions (capital acquisition fund, ODOT consent items, GovDeals contract, aquatic center fee changes), and voted to enter executive session to discuss confidential economic development information.

The Plain City council completed a sequence of procedural motions and recorded approvals on multiple agenda items.

Major outcomes: the council set public hearings for planning and zoning code amendments on March 10; approved the Creekview Commerce Park preliminary plan (PUD 24‑7); approved the Darby Station Phase 5 final plan and plat (PUD 24‑8); passed ordinances including the establishment of a capital acquisition fund and code amendments; approved a resolution giving ODOT maintenance and signage consent within village limits; approved a contract authority with GovDeals for online auction services; and adopted fee changes for the Plain City Aquatic Center. As the clerk announced during votes, “Public hearing is set for March 10.”

After those approvals the council moved to enter executive session under Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(G)(8) to consider confidential information related to an applicant for economic development assistance; the body stated it would not return to open session with public details. Several motions and roll‑call voice approvals appear in the record; staff will follow up on contractual and recording items administratively.

Why it matters: the bundle of approvals advances multiple development, administrative and capital items and schedules upcoming public hearings that provide additional citizen input opportunities.