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Bay Village finance report: council to certify unpaid charges totaling roughly $395,209
Summary
The February 2026 financial report shows municipal income tax revenues recovering and stable investments. Council will consider resolutions to certify unpaid charges to Cuyahoga County for collection—grass cutting ($8,000), sewer/refuse (~$356,000 across 569 parcels), sidewalk repairs ($28,699) and tree removal ($2,510).
At the Finance and Administration Committee, Council-at-large Peter J. Winzig acknowledged receipt of the February 2026 Financial Reports and said investments and municipal income tax revenue are tracking as planned; Finance Director Jim Milton said there were no significant fluctuations from January to February and that the first-half tax settlement arrives in March.
Mr. Winzig and Director Milton outlined four resolutions on the Regular Meeting agenda to certify unpaid charges to the Cuyahoga County Fiscal Officer for collection. The recapitulation listed grass cutting charges of about $8,000; sewer rental and refuse charges affecting 569 parcels totaling about $356,000; unpaid sidewalk repair/construction charges on 24 parcels totalling $28,699; and one tree-removal charge of $2,510. Mr. Winzig explained this certification is a yearly exercise to apply unpaid charges to resident tax bills.
No committee votes were recorded at this meeting; the resolutions were placed on the Regular Meeting agenda for formal action.
