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Mayor updates board on Eastwood Barn siding, NOPEC enrollment packets and statewide ballot drives
Summary
Mayor Michael Wheeler briefed the Parks & Recreation Board on Eastwood Barn siding, upcoming NOPEC enrollment mailings and statewide signature drives targeting data center limits and two LGBTQ-related constitutional amendments.
Mayor Michael Wheeler updated the board on the Eastwood Barn siding choice and noted the village is coordinating with contractors and the director. He also told members that NOPEC is required by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to send enrollment letters every three years and that eligible Richfield residents will receive packets in early April outlining aggregation pricing and opt‑out instructions.
Wheeler summarized statewide ballot activity, saying groups have until July to collect more than 413,000 signatures for a proposed amendment that would ban the construction of data centers with a peak load of more than 25 megawatts, and that two separate LGBTQ‑related amendment efforts are also gathering signatures. He framed these as background legislative developments that could affect regional planning and public discussion.
