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Thu Sep 3, 2026

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission

Culture and Diversity Commission approves August minutes and discusses upcoming events

The Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission will meet at Huber Heights City Hall to approve the minutes from its August 6, 2026 meeting and hear a presentation on the Miami Valley Community ID Program. The group will also review updates on past events like the Holiday Parade and 4th of July activities, and discuss future initiatives including the Multicultural Festival and MLK Event 2027.

Approval of August 6, 2026 meeting minutes
Presentation on Miami Valley Community ID Program
Discussion of Holiday Parade and 4th of July Recap
Planning for Multicultural Festival
Planning for MLK Event 2027

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CULTURE AND DIVERSITY CITIZEN ACTION COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike September 3, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of the Agenda 4. Approval of Minutes A. Without objection, the Minutes of the August 6, 2026, Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission meeting are approved. 5. Presentation A. Miami Valley Community ID Program 6. Citizens Comments 7. Old Business A. Holiday Parade B. 4th of July Recap 8. New Business A. Multicultural Festival B. 3-on-3 Basketball Game Recap C. MLK Event 2027 9. Next Meeting A. October 1, 2026 B. November 5, 2026 10. Adjournment …

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Wed Aug 26, 2026

Military and Veterans Commission

Military and Veterans Commission to discuss Veterans Day event and football game

The Huber Heights Military and Veterans Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the July minutes and receiving public comments. The main items of discussion are the upcoming Veterans Day event and the Veteran's Football Game at Wayne High School.

Approval of July minutes
Discussion of Veterans Day Event
Discussion of Veteran's Football Game at Wayne High School

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The time now is 18:02 hours. We're going to call the Huber Heights Military and Veterans Commission to order. That's great. We'll start by the Pledge of Allegiance, please. OK. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, individual, with liberty and justice for all. Humane standing. Father God, I thank you for allowing us to come together today as veterans, military members. Father God, may we serve the community that we're about, Father God, for the good work. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Roll call. Carla Kaye. Excuse me. Amanda Fitch. Here. Randall Fletcher. Present. Charles Hancock. Here. Kevin McDonald. Thank you. Benjamin Morgan. Here. James Weidman. Kevin White. Anthony Windsor. Present. Make a motion to excuse the absent members. Can I get a motion to excuse our absent members today? A motion to excuse them. Can I get a second? Second. Got a motion to excuse. Second. We got a motion to excuse, and we have probably been second . All those in favor, vote by the usual sign. Nays have the same right. Nay. Make sure you mark that down. Pass. All right. Did everyone on the commission have a chance to look over the minutes? Everybody have a chance to look over the minutes? Is there any questions on the minutes? No. Any questions on the minutes? No. Any questions on the minutes? No. Can I get a motion that we approve the minutes? July? Motion. Can I get a second? Second. Everybody have a chanc …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA MILITARY AND VETERANS COMMISSION Governance Center — Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike August 26, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Invocation 4. Roll Call 5. Approval of Minutes a. Approval of July Minutes 6. Announcements/Special Presentations 7. Citizens' Comments 8. Old Business a. Veterans Day Event b. Veteran's Football Game at Wayne High School 9. New Business 10. Adjournment AgendaQuick ©2005–2026 Destiny Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Thu Aug 20, 2026

Parks and Recreation Board

Parks board to review tree grant plan and 2027 programming

The Huber Heights Parks and Recreation Board is meeting to discuss city and YMCA updates, a Tree Commission Academy, a draft Tree Grant Plan, and 2027 programming. The board will also consider approving minutes from its July 16, 2026 meeting. This is a regular business meeting with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

Tree Commission Academy discussion
Tree Grant Plan (Draft Version) review
2027 Programming discussion
Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
City and YMCA updates

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Don't do that. You do that. Well, all right. It is 631. We're going to call the meeting to order. You would be so kind as to call the roll. Yes. Casey Taylor. Rachel Akins. Present. Alex Black. Present. Brandon Board. Present. Brian Deddy. Here. Michelle Fisher. Andy Hill. Here. Richard Moore. Here. Dennis Snyder. Ron Eifert. And I'm told that Ron and Michelle both let it be known ahead of time that they would be. And Casey. And Casey would be out today. Do we need a motion for that? Yeah. Move to excuse. Anyone care to second? I'll second. I don't have any. No. Okay. Move on to citizens' comments. We don't have any citizens. So starting with old business. City update. Yeah. Sarah couldn't be with us tonight. But she did send us a couple of items. Community park playground is underway with curbing the week of 817 and then install to follow. The community park shade installation estimate is the week of September 1st. Paving work will take place this fall for community park, the YMCA slash senior center, a path to the shelter and a path to the shelter at Rotary Monarch Park, which the Rot ary Club just got completed, replacing the roofing and the sublayer as well. So the Rotary Club did pay for that and that is completed. An RFP is currently out for tennis court resurfacing at Cloud Park. Desired scheduling for October. Do me a favor, Chris. Go back to the community park. Yeah. Project you were talking about. So the playground is underway this week with curbing. Then install wi …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road August 20, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chair 4. Citizens' Comments 5. Old Business 1. City Update 2. YMCA Update 6. New Business 1. Tree Commission Academy 2. Tree Grant Plan (Draft Version) 3. 2027 Programming 7. Additional Business and Announcements 8. Approval of Minutes 1. Meeting Minutes from July 16, 2026 9. Upcoming Meetings 1. September 17, 2026 at 6:30 pm 10. Adjournment AgendaQuick ©2005–2026 Destiny Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Mon Aug 17, 2026

Arts and Beautification Commission

Arts and Beautification Commission to discuss 2027 program lineup

The Huber Heights Arts and Beautification Commission is holding a regular meeting with standard procedural items including roll call, citizens' comments, and approval of minutes. The only substantive item on the agenda is discussion of the 2027 program lineup under old business.

Discussion of 2027 Program Lineup

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Sarah Chapman: Good evening. Oh, hello. Good evening. Huber Hutz. I'm going to call this meeting to order. I'm Sarah Chapman, the chair. I will like to provide a roll call starting on my left. Greg Fox: That would be me, Greg Fox. Cheryl Brandon-Burr. Sarah Forsyth. Melissa Gould. Wendy Knapp. Mason Knickerbocker. At 6:30 this meeting is called to order. We will miss our attendees, Joe and Sade, who let us know they would not be able to attend. We wish them well. Opening remarks by the chairperson are real short today because chairperson's mouth is not working totally. But the big news is that we have two people out and we still have a quorum for this committee. This is a position we've not been in for quite some time. And next meeting we should have one additional member of this commission starting, which will make us full. And that has not been the case definitely since my time on the commission. And I know since some time before that. So thank you for all you all are doing to make this a fun and exciting place to be. Seeing no citizens and having received no email or online comments from Sarah, we will go directly to old business. Now a caveat. Our commission member Joe Nocera is going to share about his shark tank proposal a little more in depth. We'll kick that to the next meeting. But we asked a few people at the last meeting to go and do some. You know what? I'm going to hold on that for just a moment because we're going to ease into that. If you were someone who was a …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA ARTS AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road August 17, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chairperson 4. Citizens' Comments 5. Old Business A. 2027 Program Lineup 6. New Business 7. Additional Business and Announcements 8. Approval of Minutes 9. Upcoming Meetings 10. Adjournment AgendaQuick ©2005–2026 Destiny Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Thu Aug 13, 2026

Property Maintenance Review Board

Board hears four property maintenance violation cases

The Property Maintenance Review Board will hold a meeting to address four new cases of alleged violations of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and set upcoming meeting dates. No pending business is listed.

Case PMRB 26-17: Michael Clark, 9201 Artz Road
Case PMRB 26-18: Fred Linsenmeyer, 5773 Botkins Road
Case PMRB 26-19: Clark Moser, 5700 Mallard Drive
Case PMRB 26-20: Long Investment Enterprises, LLC, 7838 Harshmanville Road
Approval of minutes from July 9, 2026 meeting

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✓ Decided: PMRB declares four properties nuisances, orders abatement

The Property Maintenance Review Board unanimously declared four properties nuisances and ordered abatement for violations of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code. The properties are at 9201 Artz Road, 5773 Botkins Road, 5700 Mallard Drive, and 7838 Harshmanville Road. All motions passed 6-0.

Declared 9201 Artz Road a nuisance and ordered abatement (6-0)
Declared 5773 Botkins Road a nuisance and ordered abatement (6-0)
Declared 5700 Mallard Drive a nuisance and ordered abatement (6-0)
Declared 7838 Harshmanville Road a nuisance and ordered abatement (6-0)
Approved minutes of July 9, 2026, meeting

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA PROPERTY MAINTENANCE REVIEW BOARD City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike August 13, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of the Agenda 4. Swearing of Witnesses 5. Pending Business A. None 6. New Business A. AI-11714 PMRB 26-17 The property owner, Michael Clark, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 9201 Artz Road. B. AI-11715 PMRB 26-18 The property owner, Fred linsenmeyer, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 5773 Botkins Road. C. AI-11716 PMRB 26-19 The property owner, Clark Moser, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 5700 Mallard Drive. D. AI-11717 PMRB 26-20 The propert …

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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE REVIEW BOARD Meeting City of Huber Heights August 13, 2026 I. Mr. Winkler called the meeting to order at 6:38 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Ms. Cromer, Mr. Darrin, Ms. Hess, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Vaughn, and Mr. Winkler. Members Absent: Mr. Shakhmandarov, excused. Staff Present: Don Millard, Code Enforcement Administrator, and Geri Hoskins, Administrative Assistant III. Approval of the Agenda Mr. Roberts moved to approve the Agenda and Ms. Cromer seconded. IV. Swearing of Witnesses Mr. Winkler administered the sworn oath to all persons wishing to speak or give testimony regarding items on the agenda. All person’s present responded in the affirmative. V. Pending Business None. VI. New Business A. PMRB Case 26-17 The property owner, Michael Clark, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 9201 Artz Road. Motion made by Mr. Roberts to declare the property a nuisance. Seconded by Ms. Hess. Roll call showed: YEAS: Ms. Cromer, Mr. Darrin, Ms. Hess, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Vaughn, and Mr. Winkler. NAYS: None. Motion to abate the property carries 6-0. B. PMRB Case 26-18 The property owner, Fred Linsenmeyer, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 5773 Botkins Road. Property Review Board Minutes August 13, 2026 Meeting Page - 2 2 Motion made by Ms. Hess to declare the property a nuisanc …

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Tue Aug 11, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review 199-lot subdivision, Texas Roadhouse expansion

The Huber Heights Planning Commission is meeting to consider four new business items, including a detailed development plan for a 199-lot single-family subdivision, a minor change for a Texas Roadhouse expansion, a replat of city-owned land, and a zoning code rewrite framework. The commission will also hear citizen comments and approve the previous meeting's minutes.

Detailed Development Plan for 199 single-family lots at 5001 Old Troy Pike (DDP 26-21)
Minor Change for Texas Roadhouse 627 SF addition and 48 seats at 5611 Merily Way (MC 26-22)
Replat of 4.047 acres at 6701 Executive Blvd (RP 26-23)
Approval of Zoning Diagnostic Report for zoning code update (CR 26-24)

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission approves 199-lot Miami Bluff subdivision (4-1)

The Planning Commission approved a Detailed Development Plan for the Miami Bluff Subdivision, a 199-lot single-family residential development at 5001 Old Troy Pike, with a 4-1 vote. The commission also approved a minor change for a Texas Roadhouse expansion, a replat of city-owned land, and a zoning diagnostic report to guide a future code rewrite. All other items were approved unanimously.

Approved Detailed Development Plan for 199-lot Miami Bluff Subdivision at 5001 Old Troy Pike (4-1)
Approved Minor Change for Texas Roadhouse 627 SF dining room addition with 48 seats at 5611 Merily Way (5-0)
Approved Replat of 4.047 acres at 6701 Executive Blvd into two lots (5-0)
Approved Zoning Diagnostic Report as framework for zoning code update (5-0)
Approved minutes of July 14, 2026 meeting

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CITY PLANNING COMMISSION City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike August 11, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chair and Commissioners 4. Citizens Comments 5. Swearing of Witnesses 6. Pending Business A. None 7. New Business A. DETAILED DEVELOPMENT PLAN - The applicant, OAKES TREE DEVELOPMENT, is requesting approval of a Detailed Development Plan for 199 single family residential lots. Property is located at 5001 Old Troy Pike (DDP 26-21). B. MINOR CHANGE - The applicant, TEXAS ROADHOUSE, is requesting approval of a Minor Change for construction of a 627 SF addition within the dining room to add an extra 48 seats and a toilet room. Property is located at 5611 Merily Way (MC 26-22). C. REPLAT -The applicant, THE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS, is requesting approval of a Replat of 4.047 …

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Planning Commission August 11, 2026, Meeting City of Huber Heights I. Chair Terry Walton called the meeting to order at approximately 6:00 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Shomper, Ms. Thomas, Ms. Vargo, and Mr. Walton. Absent: None. Staff Present: Aaron K. Sorrell, Assistant City Manager, Hailey Hayes, City Planner, and Geri Hoskins, Planning & Zoning Administrative Assistant. III. Opening Remarks by the Chairman and Commissioners None. IV. Citizens Comments None. V. Swearing of Witnesses Mr. Walton explained the proceedings of tonight’s meeting and administered the sworn oath to all persons wishing to speak or give testimony regarding items on the agenda. All persons present responded in the affirmative. VI. Pending Business None. VII. New Business 1. DETAILED DEVELOPMENT PLAN – The applicant, OAKES TREE DEVELOPMENT, is requesting approval of a Detailed Development Plan for 199 single family residential lots. Property is located at 5001 Old Troy Pike (DDP 26-21). Ms. Hayes stated that the applicant seeks detailed development plan approval for the proposed Miami Bluff Subdivision that is a residential development consisting of 199 single-family 45-foot by 125-foot lots (5,625 square feet each). Staff does not anticipate that the proposed development will have a negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood. The subdivision includes three stormwater management facilities and two …

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Mon Aug 10, 2026

City Council Meeting

Council to vote on truck maintenance facility at 4742 West National Road

The Huber Heights City Council is holding its regular session on August 10, 2026, with several first-reading items and a public hearing. The most significant item is a public hearing and first reading of an ordinance to approve a basic development plan for an 8,800-square-foot truck maintenance building, a 2,000-square-foot office building, and parking for up to 43 trucks on 6.251 acres at 4742 West National Road. The council will also consider multiple resolutions authorizing contracts, including insurance coverage, a water main extension, parking lot reconstruction, and sanitary sewer repairs, as well as appointments and a liquor permit.

Public hearing and first reading for Case BDP 26-19: 8,800 sq ft truck maintenance building, 2,000 sq ft office, parking for 43 trucks at 4742 West National Road (Parcel A29-000705)
Resolution authorizing insurance coverage contract (general liability, property, cyber, etc.) waiving competitive bidding
Resolution authorizing contract for Bridgewater Road Water Main Extension Project
Resolution authorizing contract for Parking Lots and Drives Reconstruction at city-owned properties
Resolution authorizing contract for sanitary sewer repairs at different locations, waiving competitive bidding

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Are we ready? Good evening, everyone, and welcome to the City of Heber Heights City Council meeting. This is regular session. Today's date is August 10th, 2026, and we are getting started right at 6 p.m. This meeting is officially called to order. So next we have item number two, which is our invocation by Pastor Randy Griffith of the Free Methodist Church at 6875 Old Troy Pike here in He ber Heights. Pastor Griffith, good to see you, sir. Good to see you. In John 8, 51, Jesus said, I tell you the truth. If anyone keeps my word, that person will never see death. Some religious leaders responded to Jesus by saying in so many words, who do you think you are, saying something like that? But Jesus knew who he was and responded by saying, if I glorify myself, my glory means nothing. My father, whom you claim as your God, he is the one who glorifies me. It never crossed Jesus' mind to glorify himself. We could see that when he was tempted by the devil in the desert. He came first and foremost to glorify his father. It is God, the father, that glorifies Jesus. And it's the father's words that Jesus obeyed. We were created to glorify God. And when we live to the glory of Jesus, when we glorify his name by our life and actions, obeying his words, we glorify God from whom Jesus came and with whom Jesus is one. God gave us our lives, our marriages, our abilities, and everything else, so that through their proper use, he may be glorified and seen as he truly is in all of his holiness , w …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO City Council Meeting Regular Session August 10, 2026 6:00 P.M. City Governance Center - Council Chambers - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio 1. Call The Meeting To Order - Mayor Jeff Gore 2. Invocation - Pastor Randy Griffith Of The Free Methodist Church At 6875 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights, Ohio 3. Pledge Of Allegiance 4. Roll Call 5. Approval Of Minutes A. City Council Meeting Minutes - July 13, 2026 6. Special Presentations/Announcements A. Swearing In And Oath Ceremony - Huber Heights City Police Chief Mike Lang - Mayor Jeff Gore B. Fire Division Special Recognition Presentation For Life Saving Actions To Jose Rivera, Alexander Bell, Nickolas McKinney, And Willie Jackson And Trimble Inc. - Fire Chief Keith Knisley And Mayor Jeff Gore C. 2026 City Beautification Awards Presentation – Ms. Sarah Forsythe, Parks Manager, And The Hube …

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Thu Aug 6, 2026

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission

Culture and Diversity Commission approves past meeting minutes and discusses upcoming events

The Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission met at City Hall to approve minutes from previous meetings and review ongoing and upcoming community events. No formal decisions were made beyond the approval of past minutes.

Approval of minutes from May 7, June 4, and July 2, 2026 meetings
Discussion of Multicultural Festival and Holiday Parade
Planning for 3-on-3 Basketball Game and 4th of July Recap
Consideration of MLK Event 2027

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CULTURE AND DIVERSITY CITIZEN ACTION COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike August 6, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes A. Without objection, the Minutes of the May 7, 2026, the June 4, 2026, and the July 2, 2026, Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission meeting are approved. 4. Old Business A. Multicultural Festival B. Holiday Parade 5. New Business A. 3-on-3 Basketball Game B. 4th of July Recap C. City Response Times - Media Approval D. MLK Event 2027 6. Next Meeting A. September, 3, 2026 B. & …

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Mon Aug 3, 2026

Council Work Session

Huber Heights council to discuss infrastructure, contracts, and policy updates

The Huber Heights City Council will hold a work session to review reports from the City Manager, the Citizens Water and Sewer Advisory Board, and discuss several contracts, amendments, and policy updates. The meeting includes updates on liability insurance, supplemental appropriations, and county assessments, as well as potential awards for infrastructure projects like water main extensions and sewer repairs.

Award contract for Bridgewater Road Water Main Extension
Award contract for Parking Lots/Drives Reconstruction at city-owned properties
Award contract for Sanitary Sewer Repairs at different locations
Amendment to Canal Heights Master Trust Agreement
Consideration of new liquor permit for China Cottage at 6488 Chambersburg Road

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO City Council Work Session August 3, 2026 6:00 P.M. City Governance Center - Council Chambers - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio 1. Call Meeting To Order/Roll Call 2. Approval Of Minutes A. July 7, 2026 3. Work Session Topics Of Discussion A. City Manager Report B. Citizens Water And Sewer Advisory Board Update C. City Liability Insurance Renewal D. Supplemental Appropriations E. County Assessments Authorization F. 2026-2031 Bank Depository Agreements G. Bridgewater Road Water Main Extension - Award Contract H. Parking Lots/Drives R …

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Wed Jul 29, 2026

New Community Authority

NCA to discuss financing update for Music Center 2.0

The New Community Authority will hold a regular meeting including approval of May 27, 2026 minutes, a treasurer's report, a city report, and an update on financing for Music Center 2.0. Public comment will be heard. No votes on substantive items are listed beyond routine approvals.

Update on financing for Music Center 2.0
Approval of May 27, 2026 NCA meeting minutes
Treasurer's report
City report
Public comment period

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO New Community Authority (NCA) July 29, 2026 3:00 P.M. City Governance Center - City Council Conference Room - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio 1. Call Meeting To Order/Roll Call 2. Certificate Of Public Notice Submitted 3. Approval Of Minutes A. Without objection, the May 27, 2026, NCA meeting minutes are approved. 4. Reports From Officers Of The Board A. Treasure's Report 5. Other Reports And Communications A. City Report B. Update On Financing For Music Center 2.0 C. Public Comment 6. Introductions Of New Resolutions Or Motions 7. Other Business 8. Next Meeting …

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Wed Jul 29, 2026

New Community Authority - Meeting Notice

Board will discuss Authority financing update and other business

The Huber Heights New Community Authority Board will receive an update on Authority financings and consider any other business that comes before it. The meeting includes standard items such as call to order, approval of minutes, pending business, new business, and adjournment.

Call Meeting To Order/Roll Call
Approval of Minutes
Pending Business
New Business – financing update and other matters
Adjournment

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO New Community Authority (NCA) July 29, 2026 3:00 P.M. City Governance Center - City Council Conference Room - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Huber Heights New Community Authority will be held on July 29, 2026, commencing at 3:00 p.m. at the Huber Heights Governance Center, 6151 Brandt Pike, Huber Heights, Ohio 45424. The purposes of the meeting are to receive an update on Authority financings and c onsider any other business as may properly come before the Board. This meeting is open to the public. 1. Call Meeting To Order/Roll Call 2. Approval Of Minutes 3. Pending Business 4. New Business 5. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE GO TO THE TOP OF THE PAGE AgendaQuick ©2005 - …

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Wed Jul 22, 2026

Military and Veterans Commission

Military and Veterans Commission to discuss Veterans Day event

The Military and Veterans Commission will meet to approve previous minutes, hear announcements, and discuss plans for a Veterans Day event. No formal decisions are scheduled.

Approval of June 2026 minutes
Veterans Day Event discussion
Citizens' Comments period

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✓ Decided: Commission approves June minutes, discusses Veterans Day event

The Military and Veterans Commission approved the June minutes. They announced the 21st Annual Stand Down for the VA on October 2nd and discussed the Veterans Day event timeline, noting guest speakers are still needed. Two Young Marines requested support for a Pearl Harbor trip on December 7th.

Approved June minutes
Discussed Veterans Day event timeline
Noted guest speakers still needed for Veterans Day event
Discussed National Night Out

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How are you doing? All right. How about you? Good. All right. Good afternoon. The time is 6:02. And we now call the Military and Veterans Affairs Commission to order. Mike, please roll call. Darlene Cade. Here. Amanda Fitch. Present. Randall Fletcher. Present. Carl Hancock. Here. Kevin McDonald. Benjamin Morgan. Here. James Weidman. Kevin White. Anthony Windsor. All right. And if we could have a motion to excuse Mr. McDonald, Mr. Windsor, and Mr. Weidman. I'll make the motion. Can we have a second? Second. Copy. Motion has been made and second. If we please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance. We pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Please stand for your invocation. Sorry. God, thank you for allowing us to come here today. Thank you for all the servicemen and women around the world . God, thank you for allowing us to come here today. Thank you for all the servicemen and women around the world . We just ask them, pray that you watch over them and their families as they continue on with their mission until they make it home safely. In your name we pray, amen. You may be seated. All right, has everybody had a chance to look over the minutes from last month's meeting? Are there any questions? And can we make a motion to approve the minutes? I'll make the motion. And a second. Second. All right, so any announcements or special presentations? Looks …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA MILITARY AND VETERANS COMMISSION Governance Center- Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike July 22, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Invocation 4. Roll Call 5. Approval of Minutes a. Approval of June Minutes 6. Announcements/Special Presentations 7. Citizens' Comments 8. Old Business 9. New Business a. Veterans Day Event 11. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE GO TO THE TOP OF THE PAGE AgendaQuick ©2005 - 2026 Destiny Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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MINUTES MILITARY AND VETERANS COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike July 22, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Invocation 4. Roll Call- Cade, Finch, Fletcher, Hancock, Morgan, White, 5. Approval of Minutes- June Minutes approved 6. Announcements/Special Presentations- It was announced that the 21st Annual Stand Down for the VA will be on October 2nd- at building 305- registration begins at 10am 7. Citizens' Comments- Two Young Marines spoke asking for support regarding a trip to Pearl Harbor on December 7th. 8. Old Business- 9. New Business a. Veterans Day Event- There was a discussion on the timeline of events. Guest speakers are still needed. b. National night out was discussed. 10. Adjournment

Tue Jul 21, 2026

Citizens Complaint Review Board

Citizen Complaint Review Board to discuss policy and procedure revisions

The board will meet to administer an oath of office and review pending business. The primary focus of the meeting is the discussion of policy and procedure revisions.

Oath of Office for Scriven King
Approval of May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
Discussion of Policy and Procedure Revisions

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Okay, we're going to go ahead and call the meeting to order . Today is July 21st, 2025 and it's 6:01 PM. And Mr. Sorrell, would you take the roll please? Sure. Mr. Adams? Present. Ms. Clark? Present. Ms. Pfau? Present. Ms. Stevens? Ms. Brookshirehead, all right. Ms. Stevens? Ms. Brookshirehead, all right. Ms. Brookshirehead had already notified me that she was not going to be able to be here. So we do have a quorum. Ms. Okay. Next order of business with the Youth of Office for Mr. King, but he is not here at the moment. So we'll go ahead and go to the next one and then if he shows up we can give him that. All right, so we had minutes given to us for the June meeting or the May meeting. They were sent out to everybody. Is there any corrections? Is everybody satisfied with the minutes as they were presented? Mr. I'm fine. Ms. Okay. Without objection then, the minutes for the meeting for May 26, 2026 for citizen complaint board review are approved. Okay. The pending business we have is discuss the draft revisions that were provided to us. We received that in email. Does anybody have anything they want to discuss on there, a question or anything? - Thank you. - How you doing? - Thank you, Mr. King. - You are right up here. - We'll table the draft review for just a minute till we give him the oath. - Go Mr. King. - Before we go further here, can I give you the oath here for the board review? - Sure. - Okay, if you would read that down at the bottom. And then we'll go out loud. - I …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CITIZEN COMPLAINT REVIEW BOARD City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike July 21, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Oath of Office A. Scriven King 4. Approval Of Minutes A. Without objection, the minutes from the May 26, 2026, Citizen Complaint Review Board meeting are approved. 5. Pending Business A. Policy and Procedure Revisions 6. New Business A. None 7. Upcoming Meetings 8. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE GO TO THE TOP OF THE PAGE AgendaQuick ©2005 - 2026 Destiny Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Mon Jul 20, 2026

Citizens Water and Sewer Advisory Board

Board will consider a policy rewrite on landlord/tenant issues

The Citizens Water and Sewer Advisory Board will approve minutes from the May 18 meeting, hear a report from Veolia Water, and consider requests for credit from two customers. The board will also present to the city council on August 10 and vote on a rewrite of the landlord/tenant policy. A new member will be sworn in during the meeting.

Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026
Veolia Water report
Requests for credit – Tracey Gray and Tara Addison
Board presentation to council scheduled for August 10, 2026
Landlord/tenant policy rewrite

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CITIZENS WATER AND SEWER ADVISORY BOARD Huber Heights Governance Center - Large Conference Room 6151 Brandt Pike July 20, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes A. Approval of Minutes from May 18, 2026 4. Customer Comments 5. Staff Report 6. Veolia Water Report 7. Old Business A. Request for Credit — Tracey Gray B. Request for Credit - Tara Addison C. Board Presentation to Council - August 10, 2026 8. New Business A. Swear in New Member - Pam Whited B. Landlord/Tenant Issues - Policy Rewrite 9. …

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Mon Jul 20, 2026

Arts and Beautification Commission

Arts and Beautification Commission meets to discuss yard awards and Shark Tank

The Arts and Beautification Commission will hold its regular meeting at City Hall. The agenda includes reviewing yard award winners, discussing a Shark Tank event, and taking public comments.

Yard Award Winners
Shark Tank Discussion
ODNR Visit
Approval of Minutes
Upcoming Meetings

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In the comments of, hey, whoa, there we go. We're live. We are now live. There will be a flood of comments that explain that the Bradford pear is an invasive species. I do believe that the majority of citizens know. I also know that when we said to the city council last year that this commission would support this initiative, we agreed to have an event do a thing. So only if necessary or however we do want to support. But that is my experience. Fellow commission members, what is yours? Cheryl. I volunteer at the market every week. I do not do social media, so I'm not super aware of what's going on on Facebook or anything. But I have had several citizens say that's the best thing you guys have ever done. Okay. Great. They're horrible trees. They fall over. They don't smell good. They're poison. You know. And so there are a lot of comments coming my way from just citizens coming to the market that have said, you know, the city's really doing this one right. So I think that's good. I do have flyers at the market that I pass out, you know, to let people know that this is going on. Now we have not done an organized event or anything yet. So maybe we need to get feedback from you to see how we approach that. Before we go there, any other comments from the commission? Any other experience? You look like you're... I was just going to... I printed several flyers at the library and they're all gone. So I think that's good. So, Sarah, from the Parks and Rec, is there anything... From th …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA ARTS AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road July 20, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chairperson 4. Citizens' Comments a. ODNR Visit 5. Old Business a. Yard Award Winners b. Shark Tank Discussion 6. New Business 7. Additional Business and Announcements 8. Approval of Minutes 9. Upcoming Meetings 10. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE GO TO THE TOP OF THE PAGE AgendaQuick ©2005 - 2026 Destiny Software Inc. All …

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Thu Jul 16, 2026

Parks and Recreation Board

Parks and Recreation Board meeting on July 16, 2026

The Parks and Recreation Board will discuss a YMCA update and city updates. The agenda also includes an urban forestry discussion.

YMCA Update
City Update
Urban Forestry Discussion
Approval of June 18, 2026 meeting minutes

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All right, it is 6:30, so we will go ahead and begin tonight's meeting. We will begin with the roll call. Casey Taylor. Here. Rachel Akins. Present. Alex Black. Brandon Bord. Present. Brian Deddy. Here. Michelle Fisher. Here. Andy Hill. Richard Moore. Dennis Snyder. Ron Eifert. All right. We did hear from Alex and Dennis that they would be absent this evening, so we will move on. I do not have any opening remarks this evening, and there are no citizens tonight, so we will begin with the YMCA update. So we are about halfway through summer pool season. Through yesterday, we've had a little over 27,000 visits to the Aquatic Center so far this year. The weather has been pretty cooperating so far. But so far, everything's gone well outside. We are having the strong kids triathlon on Saturday, August 1st. If you're interested in volunteering, I think I sent the link out a couple weeks ago. Would love to have anybody and everybody that wants to come out. We are in the middle of finishing up T-ball, coach pitch, and basketball seasons at the YU sports-wise. This past week, we held a basketball camp at Tom Cloud Park in the morning. And tomorrow, the kids will go to Indianapolis to play their tournament games at Game Bridge. And hopefully, I believe there was some conversation with the fever in Bree Hall to have her give a kind of a speech to all the kids that are there. And these are kids that come from all over Dayton, kids from Springboro, Xenia, Hubert, Dayton, Inglewood, Preble C …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road July 16, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chair 4. Citizens' Comments 5. Old Business 1. YMCA Update 2. City Update 6. New Business 1. Urban Forestry Discussion 7. Additional Business and Announcements 8. Approval of Minutes 1. Meeting Minutes from June 18, 2026 9. Upcoming Meetings 1. August 20, 2026 at 6:30 pm 10. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE GO TO THE T …

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WV. Vi. Parks and Recreation Board Work Session Minutes City of Huber Heights July 16, 2026 Chair Casey Taylor called the meeting to order at approximately 6:30 p.m. Present at the meeting: Casey Taylor, Chair, Michelle Fischer, Bryan Detty, Rachael Aikens, Vice Chair, Richard Moore, & Ron Eifert & Brandon Board Members Absent: Dennis Snider, Alex Black, Andy Hill Staff Present: Chris Lindeman, YMCA at Heights, Sarah Forsythe, Parks Manager Opening Remarks 1. None Citizen’s Comments 1. None Old Business 1. YMCA Update a. Mr. Lindeman gave an update on the Kroger Aquatic Center, the Strong Kids Triathlon, Summer Basketball Camp at Cloud Park, and summer sports programming. 2. City Update a. Tasty Tuesday has been successful this summer. b. Programming Updates i. Story Time at the Park ii. Everything Environmental iii, Heritage Picnic at City Hall c. Patio at the Senior Center has been poured d. Phillips Park sign is being repaired and will be reinstalled as soon as finished New Business 1. Urban Forestry Discussion Kathryn Brautigam, ODNR Forrester, gave a presentation on creating a Tree Board for the City of Huber Heights. Ms. Brautigam discussed how a Tree Board could function as part of the Parks & Recreation Board or as a stand-alone board. Each board member was provided with a copy of the Tree Board Handbook from the Arbor Foundation to review. Mrs. Forsythe asked the board to take the next month to do a vision activity of what a tree board would look like f …

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Tue Jul 14, 2026

Planning Commission

Development plans for a truck maintenance facility and an indoor music center

The Planning Commission is reviewing two development requests. One involves a truck maintenance building, office, and parking at 4742 West National Road, and the other is a music center at 7151 Executive Blvd.

Basic Development Plan: 8,800 SF truck maintenance building, 2,000 SF office, and parking for up to 43 trucks/trailers at 4742 West National Road
Detailed Development Plan: 67,900 SF Indoor Music Center at 7151 Executive Blvd

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission approves truck maintenance facility and music center plans

The Huber Heights Planning Commission approved two development plans. First, it approved a Basic Development Plan for Coast to Coast Heavy Haul, Inc. to build a truck maintenance facility at 4742 West National Road, with conditions including preserving a rear tree line, limiting hours of operation, and prohibiting overnight parking. Second, it approved a Detailed Development Plan for the City of Huber Heights to build a 67,900-square-foot indoor music center at 7151 Executive Blvd, with signage to be reviewed later. Both approvals were unanimous, with one abstention on the first item.

Approved Basic Development Plan for Coast to Coast Heavy Haul truck facility at 4742 West National Road (3-0, Vargo abstained)
Approved Detailed Development Plan for 67,900 SF indoor music center at 7151 Executive Blvd (4-0)
Imposed conditions on truck facility: preserve rear tree line, 25-ft parking setback from US-40, no outdoor storage, no overnight parking, limited hours of operation
Deferred signage review for music center to a later meeting

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CITY PLANNING COMMISSION City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike July 14, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chair and Commissioners 4. Citizens Comments 5. Swearing of Witnesses 6. Pending Business A. None 7. New Business A. BASIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN - The applicant, COAST TO COAST HEAVY HAUL, INC., is requesting approval of a Basic Development Plan for an 8,800 SF truck maintenance building, a 2,000 SF office building, and parking for up to 43 trucks or trailers. Property is located at 4742 West National Road, Tipp City, Ohio (BDP 26-19). B. DETAILED DEVELOPMENT PLAN - The applicant, THE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS, is requesting approval of a Detailed Development Pla …

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Planning Commission July 14, 2026, Meeting City of Huber Heights I. Chair Terry Walton called the meeting to order at approximately 6:00 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Mr. Johnson, Ms. Thomas, Ms. Vargo, and Mr. Walton. Absent: Mr. Shomper, excused. Staff Present: Aaron K. Sorrell, Assistant City Manager, Geri Hoskins, Planning & Zoning Administrative Assistant. III. Opening Remarks by the Chairman and Commissioners Mr. Sorrell introduced Hailey Hayes, the new Planner. She will be starting on July 27, 2026. IV. Citizens Comments None. V. Swearing of Witnesses Mr. Walton explained the proceedings of tonight’s meeting and administered the sworn oath to all persons wishing to speak or give testimony regarding items on the agenda. All persons present responded in the affirmative. VI. Pending Business None. VII. New Business 1. BASIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN – The applicant, COAST TO COAST HEAVY HAUL, INC, is requesting approval of a Basic Development Plan for an 8,800 SF truck maintenance building, a 2,000 SF office building, and parking for up to 43 trucks or trailers. Property is located at 4742 West National Road (BDP 26-19). Mr. Sorrell stated that the applicant seeks basic development plan approval for freight hauling service with an 8,800 S.F maintenance building, a 2,000 S.F. office building and parking for up to 43 trucks or trailers. The site is zoned Planned Industrial and truck and motor freight te …

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to approve the request by the applicant, Coast to Coash Heavy Haul, Inc., for a Basic Development Plan (BDP 26-19) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated July 7, 2026, and…

3 yea

Johnson yea · Thomas yea · Walton yea

to approve the request by the applicant, The City of Huber Heights, for a Detailed Development Plan (DDP 26-17) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated July 10, 2026, and…

4 yea

Vargo yea · Johnson yea · Thomas yea · Walton yea

Mon Jul 13, 2026

City Council Meeting

Huber Heights Council discusses rezoning, tax budgets, and city contracts

The City Council is reviewing several first-reading ordinances and resolutions including a 199-lot subdivision proposal at 5001 Old Troy Pike. The meeting also covers the 2027 tax budget, capital improvement plans, and various labor and service agreements.

Rezoning and development plan for 58.26 acres at 5001 Old Troy Pike
2027 Tax Budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan
Liquor permit responses for Himalayan Grill and Shell/True North
Collective bargaining agreements for Police Communications Officers and Records Techs
2026 Sidewalk Program special assessments

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Okay, good evening everyone. It is 6.02, so we're getting started just a couple minutes late, but welcome to the State of Eber Heights City Council meeting, regular session. Again, today's date is July 13, 2026, and this meeting is officially called to order. So next we'll start with our invocation by Pastor Leon Collins of the Eastview Church of God at 5289 Burkhart Road in Dayton, Ohio. Good evening. Let us pray. Father, tonight the City Council has convened together to discuss and address the issues and concerns of this city. I ask that you grant them wisdom, knowledge, and understanding needed to resolve the present and pending problems affecting the city, make plans that will advance the progress of the city, and use all available resources to move the city forward toward its potentials and possibilities. We pray that the leadership and the teamwork of the mayor and the city council will provide favorable benefits for both them and the residents of this city that they represent. I ask this in the name of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Amen. Tony, would you call the roll, please? Mr. Davidson. Present. Ms. Baker. Here. Mr. Campbell. Here. Mrs. Burge. Here. Mayor Gore. Here. Mr. Akins. Present. Mr. Looney. Present. Mrs. Kitchen. Here. Mr. Webb. Present. Okay, next up is item number 5, which is the approval of minutes. Item 5A is our City Council meeting minutes dated June 8th of 2026. Those minutes have been distributed to everyone. If there are any questions or changes …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO City Council Meeting Regular Session July 13, 2026 6:00 P.M. City Governance Center - Council Chambers - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio 1. Call The Meeting To Order - Mayor Jeff Gore 2. Invocation - Pastor Leon Collins Of The Eastview Church Of God At 5289 Burkhardt Road, Dayton, Ohio 3. Pledge Of Allegiance 4. Roll Call 5. Approval Of Minutes A. City Council Meeting Minutes - June 8, 2026 6. Special Presentations/Announcements A. Wayne High School 2026 Boys Track And Field Team Recognition Proclamation Presentation - Mayor Jeff Gore B. Montgomery County Recorder Presentation - Mr. Nate Mundy, External Communications Manager, Montgomery County Recorder's Office 7. C …

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Thu Jul 9, 2026

Property Maintenance Review Board

Property maintenance violations discussed for five local properties

The Property Maintenance Review Board will address several alleged violations of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code. The board also includes an oath of office for Richard Winkler.

Violation at 8273 Ivy Glen Circle (Nathaniel Omlor)
Violation at 8921 Willowgate Lane (Barry Behnken)
Violation at 5778 Waynegate Road (Janis Paxton)
Violation at 7118 Claybeck Drive (Robert Strickland)
Violation at 6088 Shull Road (Kenneth Whitson)

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✓ Decided: Board declares four properties nuisances, grants one extension

The Property Maintenance Review Board declared four properties nuisances for violations of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code, all by unanimous 4-0 votes. It also granted a 30-day extension for one property owner to complete cleanup, with a reinspection scheduled for August 9, 2026. No other substantive decisions were made.

Declared 8273 Ivy Glen Circle a nuisance (4-0)
Declared 8921 Willowgate Lane a nuisance (4-0)
Declared 5778 Waynegate a nuisance (4-0)
Declared 7118 Claybeck Drive a nuisance (4-0)
Granted 30-day extension for 6088 Shull Road (4-0)

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA PROPERTY MAINTENANCE REVIEW BOARD City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike July 9, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Oath of Office A. Richard Winkler 4. Approval of the Agenda 5. Swearing of Witnesses 6. Pending Business A. None 7. New Business A. AI-11629 PMRB 26-09 The property owner, Nathaniel Omlor, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 8273 Ivy Glen Circle. B. AI-11630 PMRB 26-10 The property owner, Barry Behnken, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 8921 Willowgate Lane. &nb …

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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE REVIEW BOARD Meeting City of Huber Heights July 9, 2026 I. Mr. Winkler called the meeting to order at 6:33 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Ms. Cromer, Mr. Darrin, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Winkler. Members Absent: Ms. Hess, excused, Mr. Shakhmandarov and Mr. Vaughn, unexcused. Staff Present: Don Millard, Code Enforcement Administrator, and Geri Hoskins, Administrative Assistant III. Oath of Office Richard Winkler was sworn in. IV. Approval of the Agenda Mr. Roberts moved to approve the Agenda and Ms. Cromer seconded. V. Swearing of Witnesses Mr. Winkler administered the sworn oath to all persons wishing to speak or give testimony regarding items on the agenda. All person’s present responded in the affirmative. VI. Pending Business None. VII. New Business A. PMRB Case 26-09 The property owner, Nathaniel Omlor, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 8273 Ivy Glen Circle. Motion made by M r. Roberts to declare the property a nuisance . Seconded by Mr. Darrin. Roll call showed: YEAS: Ms. Cromer, Mr. Darrin, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Winkler. NAYS: None. Motion to abate the property carries 4-0. Property Review Board Minutes July 9, 2026 Meeting Page - 2 2 B. PMRB Case 26-10 The property owner, Barry Behnken, is in violation of Section 1 313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 8921 Willowgate Lane. Motion made by Mr. …

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🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)

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Motion made by M r. Roberts to declare the property a nuisance . Seconded by Mr. Darrin. Roll call showed:

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Cromer yea · Darrin yea · Roberts yea · Winkler yea

Motion made by Mr. Darrin to declare the property a nuisance. Seconded by Mr. Roberts. Roll call showed:

4 yea

Cromer yea · Darrin yea · Roberts yea · Winkler yea

Motion made by M s. Cromer to declare the property a nuisance. Seconded by Mr. Roberts. Roll call showed:

4 yea

Cromer yea · Darrin yea · Roberts yea · Winkler yea

Motion made by M r. Roberts to declare the property a nuisance. Seconded by Ms. Cromer. Roll call showed:

4 yea

Cromer yea · Darrin yea · Roberts yea · Winkler yea

Motion made by M r. Roberts to grant a 30 day extension . Seconded by M s. Cromer. Roll call showed:

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Cromer yea · Darrin yea · Roberts yea · Winkler yea

Tue Jul 7, 2026

Council Work Session

City Council discusses capital plans, road projects, and development agreements

The City Council work session includes discussions on the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan and the 2027 Tax Budget. The agenda also covers several infrastructure projects, including sidewalk programs and road improvements.

2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
2027 Tax Budget
2026 Sidewalk Program - Ordinance Of Assessment
2027 Sidewalk Program - Resolution Of Necessity
Rosalie Road Extension Project - Solicit Bids

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Okay, good evening everyone, and welcome to the State Paper Heights City Council work session. Today's date is July 7, 2026. We're going to start it right at 6 p.m. This meeting is officially called to order, so Tony, if you would call the roll, please. Mr. Davidson. Present. Ms. Baker. Here. Mr. Campbell. Mrs. Verge. Here. Mayor Gore. Here. Mr. Akins. Present. Mr. Looney. Present. Mrs. Kitchen. Mr. Webb. Okay, Mr. Campbell is not able to be here this evening. He did call to inform me of why he's not here. Next, we'll move on to item number two, which is approval of minutes. And this evening, we have one set of minutes under item 2A, which is the June 2nd. 2026 minutes, we've distributed those. Tony's distributed those to everyone. If there's any questions, concerns, let us know. Okay, seeing none, those minutes will stand as approved. Next, we'll move into item number three, which is our topics of discussion tonight. And we'll get started with item 3A, which is our city manager report. John, great to see you. You too, sir. Mayor and council. Just a couple things here tonight. One, I'd like to just kind of give a big shout out to, you know, my staff. It really takes everybody. I don't think anybody was not involved in the weekend fest ivities. You know, Public Works, Police and Fire did amazing. So, it was a great show. It was a great weekend. The parade was awesome. The car show was great. The festival was good. And then, I think the fireworks were, honestly, some of the bes …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO City Council Work Session July 7, 2026 6:00 P.M. City Governance Center - Council Chambers - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio 1. Call Meeting To Order/Roll Call 2. Approval Of Minutes A. June 2, 2026 3. Work Session Topics Of Discussion A. City Manager Report B. Property Maintenance Review Board Update C. BWC Insurance Renewal D. 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) E. 2027 Tax Budget F. Supplemental Appropriations G. Disposal Of Surplus Vehicles H. Economic Development Grant Program I. &nbs …

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Thu Jul 2, 2026

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission meeting on July 2, 2026

The commission will review previous meeting minutes and discuss the July 4th Parade/Festival. There is no new business listed for this session.

July 4th Parade/Festival discussion

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✓ Decided: Commission plans basketball tournament, Heritage picnic, parade float

The Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission approved its agenda and adjourned, with no substantive policy decisions. They discussed organizing the July 4th parade float, the Multicultural Festival, a basketball tournament on August 23rd, and the Heritage Picnic on July 18th, but took no formal votes on these items.

Approved agenda with added items (6-0)
Postponed minutes approval due to link issue
Decided to decorate parade float Saturday at 8 a.m.
Scheduled basketball tournament for August 23rd, 2-6 p.m. at Community Park
Set Heritage Picnic for July 18th with commission help in kids' area
Adjourned meeting (6-0)

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CULTURE AND DIVERSITY CITIZEN ACTION COMMISSION City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike July 2, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of the Agenda 4. Approval of Minutes A. AI-11654 Without objection, the Minutes of the May 7, 2026 and the June 4, 2026, Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission meeting are approved. 5. Citizen's Comments 6. Old Business A. July 4th Parade/Festival 7. New Business A. None 8. Upcoming Meetings A. August 6, 2026 9. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE &nb …

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Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission July 2, 2026, Meeting City of Huber Heights I. Mr. Corey Owens called the meeting to order at approximately 6:07 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Ms. Blair, Mr. Chakhalidze, Mr. Knight, Mr. Owens, Ms. Trotter, and Mr. Richardson, who came in a few minutes after roll call began. Excuse: Ms. Honaker, Ms. Stephens, and Mr. Gulaliev. Staff Present: Aaron Sorrell, Assistant City Manager. III. Approval of the Agenda Mr. Owens made a motion to add Multicultural update to old business and add Juneteenth review, basketball tournament, and the Heritage picnic to New Business to the agenda. Motion was seconded by Mr. Chakhalidze. Motion was approved by a vote of 6 – 0. IV. Approval of the Minutes Approval of the minutes was postponed due to the link not working properly. V. Citizens Comments None. VI. Pending Business A. July 4th Parade/Festival – Commission decided to decorate the trailer for the float in the parade Saturday morning and meeting at 8 a.m. B. Multicultural Festival Update – Performers for the event are all set starting at 11AM. Commission is looking for a band to fill the 4:30-6 p.m. slot due to one of the bands cancelling. Still looking for business vendors and food trucks. Two confirmed food trucks with a goal of 10 food trucks. VII. New Business A. Juneteenth Review – The event was a good event, good turnout. There will be an email sent out to …

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Tue Jun 30, 2026

Arts and Beautification Commission

Arts and Beautification Commission meeting on June 15, 2026

The commission will discuss address distribution for yard beautification and hold a "Shark Tank" pitch session. An upcoming visit from the ODNR is scheduled for July 20th.

Address Distribution for Yard Beautification
"Shark Tank" - Pitch Session
July 20th - Visit from ODNR

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All right, so we are to call the meeting to order. It is, well, actually, this is Sarah Tattman. I'm calling the meeting to order at 6.37 p.m. We are about to have our roll call. We are going to start from my left and go down. Please say your first and last name. Shaday Hedgecourt. Joe No, Sarah. Melissa Collin. Sarah Forsythe. Wendy Napp. Mason Knickerbocker. Cheryl Brandenburg. Greg Fox. Thank you so much. Okay, opening remarks by the chairperson. First, I want to thank everyone for your willingness to res chedule. I was called into D.C. on my day job and had to go, but I survived. Yay. And I don't recommend traveling to D.C. when the president is having an event. It was an experience. I will hold a lot of my conversation until we get to our Shark Tank because it will all relate mostly to that. I do want to call out some specific folks. First, I want to thank our fabulous Parks and Rec representative, Sarah Forsythe. You are on TV this morning for the Star Spangled Heights. Thank you so much. Speaking of Star Spangled Heights, for anyone who is watching at home or our commission, volunteers are always appreciated. So you will hear that a couple more times tonight. But if you have a desire to serve, make sure to talk to Sarah. I have not received any citizen comments for tonight, and I don't see anyone in the room. So we are going to go forward. And the first thing we are going to do is talk about the address distribution for yard beautification. And I believe I am going to …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA ARTS AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road June 15, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chairperson 4. Citizens' Comments 5. Old Business a. Address Distribution for Yard Beautification 6. New Business a. "Shark Tank" - Pitch Session 7. Additional Business and Announcements 8. Approval of Minutes 9. Upcoming Meetings a. July 20th - Visit from ODNR 10. Adjournment GO TO PREVIOUS PAGE GO TO THE TOP OF THE PAGE …

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Arts & Beautification Commission Meeting Minutes City of Huber Heights June 30, 2026 I. Call Meeting to Order a. Sarah Chapman called the meeting to order at 6:38pm II. Roll Call a. All Present III. Opening Remarks by the Chair a. Chair thanked members for accommodating the schedule change b. Recognition of Parks Manager for Star Spangled Heights Promotion IV. Citizens’ Comment a. none V. Old Business a. Address Distribution for Yard Awards: i. Members received a list of nominated addresses and were encouraged to tour the community prior to the July meeting. ii. Members were informed they would silently vote at the next meeting and discuss any tie breakers needed. VI. New Business a. “Shark Tank” program/project pitch session was conducted i. Proposals included: ii. Community Holiday Display Program – A sponsor-funded public art display (similar to Steubenville's Nutcracker Village) featuring themed sculptures decorated by local businesses and organizations. – Pitch By: Member, Joe Nocera iii. Marigold Art Planters – Artist-designed decorative planters sponsored by businesses to celebrate Huber Heights' city ﬂower and encourage beautiﬁcation. –Pitch By: Chair, Sarah Chapman iv. "Chicken Crawl" Public Art Trail – Decorated chicken cut-outs placed throughout the community, possibly paired with a map or passport program highlighting local businesses. Pitch By: Parks Manager, Sarah Forsythe v. Decorative Bike Racks – Artist-designed bicycle …

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Wed Jun 24, 2026

Military and Veterans Commission

New board members to be sworn in at Military and Veterans Commission meeting

The commission will conduct an oath of office for four new board members. The meeting includes a presentation regarding the Military Wall of Honor and a discussion about a nonprofit event.

Oath of Office for Darla Cade, Amanda Fitch, Randall Fletcher, and Benjamin Morgan
Presentation by Jenn Davis from HHCS regarding the Military Wall of Honor
Information sharing by Cindy Davidson regarding a nonprofit Christmas event
Recap of the Memorial Day Event

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Time now is 1800 hours, 6:00 PM on June 24th. It's Wednesday. We're going to call the meeting order of the Huber Heights Military and Veterans Commission. If I can get everybody to rise and take your hats off for the Pledge of Allegiance, please. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under government, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Stay on cover, please. Father God, I'd like to thank you all for coming here. Father God, the people we have here today. Allow us to help our military and veterans community to the best of our ability, Father God, and beyond. Allow them to see that we love them. They deserve every bit of appreciation that we give to them. Thank you to our new members and our families that are here , Father God. Let you know how much we appreciate their time they're going to give to our community. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Seated. If I can get the roll call, please, sir. Roll call. Darla Cade. Present. Amanda Fitch. Here. Randall Fletcher. Present. Charles Hancock. Here. Kevin McDonald. Here. Benjamin Morgan. James Weidman. Excuse. Kevin White. Anthony Windsor. Benjamin Morgan. James Weidman. Excuse. Kevin White. Anthony Windsor. Excuse. Make a motion to excuse Mr. Weidman from today's meeting. I'll make the motion. Second. We had a motion to excuse Mr. Weidman. It has been properly second. All those in favor, both by the usual sign. Aye. Nays have the same right. Aye. …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA MILITARY AND VETERANS COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road June 24, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Invocation 4. Roll Call 5. Approval of Minutes a. Approval of February Minutes 6. Announcements/Special Presentations a. Oath of Office for new board members - Darla Cade- Amanda Fitch - Randall Fletcher - Benjamin Morgan b. Jenn Davis from HHCS will be giving a presentation about the Military Wall of Honor. c. Cindy Davidson will be speaking in regard to her nonprofit organization, and is looking to put out information for her upcoming event this Christmas. 7. Citizens' Comments 8. Old Business …

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MINUTES MILITARY AND VETERANS COMMISSION City Hall - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike June 24, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Invocation 4. Roll Call- Cade, Finch, Fletcher, Hancock, McDonald, Morgan, White, Windsor 5. Approval of Minutes- February Minutes approved 6. Announcements/Special Presentations- All new commission members were sworn in. Jenn Davis from HHCS gave a presentation on the Military Wall of Honor. Cindy Davidson spoke asking for recommendations for military service persons who are returning from deployment, to ride in horse and carriage in the Christmas parade. 7. Old Business- Memorial Day Event- The event went well. Mr. Windsor thanked everyone for their participation. 8. New Business a. Fourth of July Parade- Request for volunteers to represent the MAVC at the parade. b. Veterans Day Event- There was a discussion on starting to plan for the event. They will discuss further at the next meeting. 9. Adjournment

Thu Jun 18, 2026

Parks and Recreation Board

Parks and Recreation Board meeting on June 18, 2026

The Parks and Recreation Board will discuss updates regarding the YMCA, City, and Creek Walk. The board will also review products for Community Park restrooms and discuss volunteer needs for upcoming events.

YMCA Update
City Update
Creek Walk Updates
Community Park Restroom product review
Volunteer needs for Star Spangled Heights & Hometown Picnic

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✓ Decided: Parks board approves May minutes, hears updates on pools and events

The Parks and Recreation Board held a work session with no formal votes on new business. They approved the May 21, 2026 meeting minutes with minor changes. Staff provided updates on the Kroger Aquatic Center, Thomas Cloud Splashpad, Phillips Park sign repair, and library events. The board reviewed two bathroom product options for Community Park and discussed volunteer needs for upcoming events.

Approved May 21, 2026 meeting minutes with minor changes

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It is 631 and we will go ahead and begin tonight's evening or tonight's this evening's meeting. That's how today is. Sounded good the first time. Casey Taylor. Here. Rachel Akins. Present. Alexander Black. Present. Brandon Board. Here. Brian Deddy. Here. Michelle Fisher. Andy Hill. Richard Moore. Dennis Snyder. Mr. Ron Ifeer. And we did receive notice from Dennis that he wouldn't be here this evening. Would anyone like to motion an excuse? Okay. I'll second. And second. All right. And has anyone heard from Michelle? I do not have any opening remarks this evening and there are no citizens here tonight. So we will start with the old business with the YMCA update . Yeah. Just a couple things. We had a leak in a feature line down at the splash pad. That's why it was closed for a couple weeks or a couple days. Sorry. Easy. Trying to figure out what was going on. But while it circulated without the features on, we maintained water level in the surge tank. Once you turn the features on, the surge tank dropped pretty quickly. We were having to refill. It was messing with the chemical controller. So we shut it down for a few days. Public works played around with the feature lines, turning them off, letting them run, see if we dropped. We found the one that we believe was the leak. We turned that feature off for the summer and it's been running fine ever since. Up at the aquatic center, we had a 20 horsepower motor go out on the circulation pump for the lazy river and water slides. Tha …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD City Hall - Council Chambers 6131 Taylorsville Road June 18, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chair 4. Citizens' Comments 5. Old Business 1. YMCA Update 2. City Update 3. Creek Walk Updates 6. New Business 1. Community Park Restroom—Product Review 2. Volunteer Needs: Star Spangled Heights & Hometown Picnic 7. Additional Business and Announcements 8. Approval of Minutes 1. May 21, 2026 Meeting Minutes 9. Upcoming Meetings 1. July 16, 2026 at 6:30 pm …

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Parks and Recreation Board Work Session Minutes City of Huber Heights June 18, 2026 I. Chair Casey Taylor called the meeting to order at approximately 6:31 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Casey Taylor, Chair, Alex Black, Bryan Detty, Rachael Aikens, Vice Chair, Andy Hill, Richard Moore, & Ron Eifert & Brandon Board Members Absent: Michelle Fischer, Dennis Snider Staff Present: Chris Lindeman, YMCA at Heights, Sarah Forsythe, Parks Manager III. Opening Remarks 1. None IV. Citizen’s Comments 1. None V. Old Business 1. YMCA Update a. Mr. Lindeman gave an update on the Kroger Aquatic Center and Thomas Cloud Splashpad. 2. City Update a. Tree Board Meeting will be at the July meeting. ODNR Foresters will be helping the board with the setup. b. Phillips Park sign is being fixed currently. c. Library Events are going well with over 40 each week at Cottonwood Park. d. Tasty Treats had over 300 visits past Tuesday. VI. New Business 1. Community Park Restroom: Product Review a. Mrs. Forsythe reviewed two different companies for bathrooms at Community Park. She shared different styles and amenities of each bathroom. More input comes via email and packets to be shared with the board. 2. Volunteer Needs: Star Spangled Heights & Hometown Picnic a. Sarah went over volunteer need for Star Spangled Heights b. Hometown Picnic event on July 18th and asked board to check schedules Parks and Recreation Board Minutes …

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Thu Jun 11, 2026

Property Maintenance Review Board

Property maintenance code violations discussed for six properties

The Property Maintenance Review Board is reviewing several alleged violations of the property maintenance code. The board will also administer an oath of office to Richard Winkler.

Code violation at 8273 Ivy Glen Circle (Nathaniel Omlor)
Code violation at 8921 Willowgate Lane (Barry Behnken)
Code violation at 5778 Waynegate Road (Janis Paxton)
Code violation at 7624 Old Troy Pike (Barmar Huber Heights, LLC)
Code violation at 7118 Claybeck Drive (Robert Strickland) and 7821 Redbank Lane (David Hall)

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✓ Decided: Property Maintenance Review Board meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum

The Property Maintenance Review Board meeting was called to order but cancelled at 6:40 p.m. because a quorum was not present. No substantive decisions were made.

Meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA PROPERTY MAINTENANCE REVIEW BOARD City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike June 11, 2026 6:30 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Oath of Office A. Richard Winkler 4. Approval of the Agenda 5. Swearing of Witnesses 6. Pending Business A. None 7. New Business A. AI-11603 PMRB 26-09 The property owner, Nathaniel Omlor, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 8273 Ivy Glen Circle. B. AI-11604 PMRB 26-10 The property owner, Barry Behnken, is in violation of Section 1313 of the Property Maintenance Code at property located at 8921 Willowgate Lane. &n …

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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE REVIEW BOARD Meeting City of Huber Heights June 11, 2026 I. Mr. Roberts called the meeting to order at 6:38 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Ms. Cromer, Ms. Hess, and Mr. Roberts. Members Absent: Mr. Darrin, Mr. Shakhmandarov, and Mr. Vaughn unexcused, and Mr. Winkler, excused. Staff Present: Don Millard, Code Enforcement Administrator, and Geri Hoskins, Administrative Assistant . III. Oath of Office IV. Approval of the Agenda V. Swearing of Witnesses VI. Pending Business VII. New Business VIII. Additional Business IX. Approval of Minutes X. Upcoming Meetings XI. Adjournment Without a quorum, Mr. Roberts cancelled the meeting at 6:40.

Tue Jun 9, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission discusses several new residential and commercial development plans

The Planning Commission is reviewing multiple requests for final plats and a basic development plan. These items include various residential lot subdivisions and a rezoning request for a mixed development.

Final Plat: 107 building lots North of Arrowwood Street (Carriage Trails Section 20-2 and 20-2A)
Rezoning and Basic Development Plan: 199 lot subdivision at 5001 Old Troy Pike
Final Plat: 39 building lots at 4460 Fishburg Road (Creekstone Bluff Development Section 1)
Final Plat: 50 building lots at 5425 Charlesgate Road (Creekside Woods Phase 1A)
Final Plat: 45 building lots at Chambersburg Road and Endicott Road

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission approves 5 plats and 1 rezoning for new subdivisions

The Huber Heights Planning Commission approved all five items on the agenda, including four final plats and one rezoning with a basic development plan. All votes were unanimous (4-0). The approvals cover new residential subdivisions and a mixed-use development, with no items denied or tabled.

Approved Final Plat FP 26-12 for Carriage Trails Section 20-2/20-2A, 107 lots (4-0)
Approved Rezoning to Planned Mixed Development and Basic Development Plan BDP 26-13 for Oakes Tree Development, 199 lots at 5001 Old Troy Pike (4-0)
Approved Final Plat FP 26-14 for Creekstone Bluff Section 1, 39 lots at 4460 Fishburg Road (4-0)
Approved Final Plat FP 26-15 for Creekside Woods Phase 1, 50 lots at 5425 Charlesgate Road (4-0)
Approved Final Plat FP 26-16 for Canal Heights, 45 lots at Chambersburg and Endicott Roads (4-0)
Approved minutes of May 12, 2026 meeting

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CITY PLANNING COMMISSION City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike June 9, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Opening Remarks By The Chair and Commissioners 4. Citizens Comments 5. Swearing of Witnesses 6. Pending Business A. None 7. New Business A. FINAL PLAT - The applicant, CARRIAGE TRAILS CO, LLC, is requesting approval of a Final Plat for 107 building lots and associated retention basins in Carriage Trails Section 20-2 and Section 20-2A. Property is located North of Arrowwood Street (FP 26-12). B. BASIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN - The applicant, OAKES TREE DEVELOPMENT, is requesting approval of a Rezoning to Planned Mixed Development (PM) and a Basic Development Plan for 199 lot subdivis …

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Planning Commission June 9, 2026, Meeting City of Huber Heights I. Chair Terry Walton called the meeting to order at approximately 6:00 p.m. II. Present at the meeting: Mr. Shomper, Ms. Thomas, Ms. Vargo, and Mr. Walton. Absent: Mr. Johnson, excused. Staff Present: Aaron K. Sorrell, Assistant City Manager, Geri Hoskins, Planning & Zoning Administrative Assistant. III. Opening Remarks by the Chairman and Commissioners None. IV. Citizens Comments None. V. Swearing of Witnesses Mr. Walton explained the proceedings of tonight’s meeting and administered the sworn oath to all persons wishing to speak or give testimony regarding items on the agenda. All persons present responded in the affirmative. VI. Pending Business None. VII. New Business 1. FINAL PLAT – The applicant, CARRIAGE TRAILS CO , LLC , is requesting approval of a Final Plat for 107 building lots and associated retention basins in Carriage Trails Section 20 -2 and Section 20 -2A. Property is located north of Arrowwood Street (FP 26-12). Mr. Sorrell said that this is the second plat of the Carriage Trails II subdivision. The Detailed Development Plans for this section was approved by the Planning Commission on February 10, 2026, and April 14, 2026. The Final Plat conforms to the approved Detailed Development Plans. All front setbacks are 25-feet, consistent with the requirements. The minimum lot size in this phase is 56-feet, which is greater than the 50-fo …

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🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to approve the request by the applicant, Carriage Trials CO, LLC, for a Final Plat (FP 26-12) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated June 2, 2026, and the Planning…

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Vargo yea · Thomas yea · Shomper yea · Walton yea

to approve the request by the applicant, Oakes Tree Development, for a Rezoning and Basic Development Plan (BDP 26-13) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated June 3, 2026…

4 yea

Vargo yea · Thomas yea · Shomper yea · Walton yea

to approve the request by the applicant, Rockford Homes, Inc., for a Final Plat (FP 26-14) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated June 2, 2026, and the Planning Commission…

4 yea

Vargo yea · Thomas yea · Shomper yea · Walton yea

to approve the request by the applicant, Greyfox Creekside, LLC, for a Final Plat (FP 26-15) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated June 2, 2026, and the Planning…

4 yea

Vargo yea · Thomas yea · Shomper yea · Walton yea

to approve the request by the applicant, FORESTAR (USA) REAL ESTATE GROUP, INC., for a Final Plat (FP 26-16) in accordance with the recommendation of Staff’s Memorandum dated June 2, 2026, and the…

4 yea

Vargo yea · Thomas yea · Shomper yea · Walton yea

Mon Jun 8, 2026

City Council Meeting

Huber Heights Council discusses development, police contracts, and $5 million bond

The City Council is considering several new business items including a Chipotle development plan at Brandt Pike and Miami Valley Way. The agenda also includes multiple first readings for police collective bargaining agreements and various city infrastructure projects.

Development plan for a 2,385 square foot Chipotle Mexican Grill at Brandt Pike and Miami Valley Way
$5,000,000 Tax Increment Financing revenue bonds for public improvements
Collective bargaining agreements for Police Division Sergeants and Lieutenants
Liquor permit transfer for Ameristop at 5983 Old Troy Pike
Brandt Pike Sanitary Lift Station Improvement Project contract

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Good evening, townspeople. All right, we are calling the June 8th regular session of the City Council meeting to order. And we are going to have our invocation by Pastor John Stre ifler of the First Christian Church at 6114 Fishburg Road in beautiful Huber Heights, Ohio. Absolutely. Well, good evening, City Council. It's good to be with you this evening. Glad for just a chance to encourage you quickly as we begin our time together. It's June, and so that means, of course, 2026 is almost halfway over, as strange as that may sound as it hits your ears. June, everything is shifting to summer, and so school is done. You kind of feel the change in the seasons. Things move away from kind of a normal routine rhythms and into this time where things seem to slow down and families are out and about making memories. Trying to take advantage of the seasons that we have. One of the oldest portions in the Scripture is Psalm 90. And in Psalm 90, the author, ironically enough, Moses, that you may know, if you know anything about his story, time is a big deal. He spends a lot of time doing a lot of people. He spends a lot of time doing a lot of different things. But in the middle of Psalm 90, he comes to this brief little mention, this brief little nugget of wisdom that I think is so applicable to what we're doing here. In verse 12, he says, he prays to the Lord. He says, So, Lord, teach us to number our days that we may gain a heart of wisdom. And here's the rub with that, right? The wisdom …

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS STATE OF OHIO City Council Meeting Regular Session June 8, 2026 6:00 P.M. City Governance Center - Council Chambers - 6151 Brandt Pike - Huber Heights, Ohio 1. Call The Meeting To Order - Mayor Jeff Gore 2. Invocation - Pastor Jon Strifler Of The First Christian Church At 6114 Fishburg Road, Huber Heights, Ohio 3. Pledge Of Allegiance 4. Roll Call 5. Approval Of Minutes A. City Council Meeting Minutes - May 14, 2026 6. Special Presentations/Announcements 7. Citizens Comments - Agenda Items 8. City Manager Report 9. Pending Business 10. New Business CITY COUNCIL Anthony C. Rodgers, Clerk Of Council …

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Thu Jun 4, 2026

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission meeting on June 4, 2026

The commission will discuss updates regarding several community celebrations and upcoming events. The agenda includes discussions on Juneteenth, Multicultural Fest, and various community initiatives.

Juneteenth Celebration Update
Multicultural Fest Celebration Update
Parades Update (July 4th/250th & Holiday - December)
Community Basketball Game
MLK Jr Event 2027

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✓ Decided: Commission plans Juneteenth, Multicultural Fest, parade, basketball game

The Commission received updates on upcoming events: Juneteenth is on schedule with 26 retail vendors, Multicultural Fest vendor registration is open ($100 food, $50 retail), and a community basketball game is set for August 23 at Community Park. Diversity training will roll out in Q3 via Power DMS, required for all employees. A motion to remove participating in community events from RAMA recommendations failed for lack of a second. No formal votes were taken on substantive items.

Added Diversity Training to Old Business agenda (motion by Stephens, seconded by Knight)
Postponed approval of previous meeting minutes to next meeting
Motion to remove participating in community events from RAMA recommendations failed (no second)
Scheduled additional meeting on July 2, 2026 at 6 p.m. (motion by Owens, seconded by Richardson)
Adjourned meeting at 7:36 p.m. (motion by Owens, seconded by Knight)

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA CULTURE AND DIVERSITY CITIZEN ACTION COMMISSION Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike June 4, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of the Agenda 4. Approval of Minutes A. AI-11612 Without objection, the Minutes of the May 7, 2026, Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission meeting are approved. 5. Citizen's Comments 6. Old Business A. Juneteenth Celebration Update B. Multicultural Fest Celebration Update C. Parades Update (July 4th/250th & Holiday - December) D. Community Basketball Game 7. New Business A. RAMA Recommendations B. …

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Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission June 4, 2026, Meeting City of Huber Heights I. Mr. Corey Owens called the meeting to order at approximately 6:07 P.M. II. Present at the meeting: Ms. Blair, Mr. Chakhaldize, Ms. Honaker, Mr. Knight, Mr. Richardson, Ms. Stephens, Ms. Trotter, Mr. Owens. Absent: Mr. Gulaliev Staff Present: Aaron Sorrell, Assistant City Manager. III. Approval of the Agenda Staff Liaison stated that the m inutes for last meeting were neglected to be sent out to the Commission. Nex t meeting there will be two sets of minutes for approval. Ms. Stephens made a motion to add Diversity Training to the Old Business. Motion was seconded by Mr. Knight. IV. Approval of the Minutes Approval of the Minutes has been postponed to next meeting. V. Citizens Comments None. VI. Pending Business A. Juneteenth Celebration Update – Update was provided by Mr. Richardson. Everything is on schedule. There are 26 retails vendors that will be there along with the food trucks, entertainment, bounce houses are all set up and will be there. DML book mobile will be there as well as Jobs and Family Services mobile unit. Postcard with information and the QR code to the video created by the Commission. B. Multicultural Fest Celebration Update – Update was provided by Mr. Chakhaldize. Links have already been created to register food vendors. Food vendors fee is $100, and retail vendors would be $50. Registration links are …

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Wed Jun 3, 2026

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals to consider two property setback variances

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review two requests for property setbacks. One request involves a reduced rear setback at 7049 Sandalview Drive, and the other involves a side yard setback at 9070 Taylorsville Road.

Variance request for reduced rear setback at 7049 Sandalview Drive
Variance request for side yard setback at 9070 Taylorsville Road

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✓ Decided: Board approves two zoning variances for rear and side setbacks

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved two variance requests unanimously (5-0). The first allowed a reduced rear setback for a room addition at 7049 Sandalview Drive, and the second allowed a reduced side setback for an attached garage at 9070 Taylorsville Road. Both were supported by city staff with no neighbor objections.

Approved variance for reduced rear setback at 7049 Sandalview Drive (5-0)
Approved variance for reduced side setback at 9070 Taylorsville Road (5-0)

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Agendas and Minutes Subscribe Meeting Officials DOWNLOAD PDF PACKET PRINT AGENDA READING MODE RETURN TO THE SEARCH PAGE AGENDA BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS City Governance Center - Council Chambers 6151 Brandt Pike June 3, 2026 6:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of the Minutes A. AI-11585 Without objection, the Minutes of the May 6, 2026, BZA meeting are approved. 4. Approval of the Agenda 5. Swearing Of Witnesses 6. Old Business A. None 7. New Business A. AI-11586 BZA Case 26-04 The applicant, GREGORY VEIGL, is requesting a variance from Section 1147.04 - Area Standard, Reduced Rear Setback. Property is located at 7049 Sandalview Drive. B. AI-11587 BZA Case 26-05 The applicant, DEREK FAIRCHIL …

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📄 From the minutes

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Minutes of the Board of Zoning Appeals June 3, 2026 City of Huber Heights I. Chair Eva Newby called the Meeting of the City of Huber Heights Board of Zoning Appeals to order at 6:00 p.m. II. Roll call was taken. Present were Ms. Ballard, Mr. Deam, Mr. Mach, Ms. Newby, and Mr. Schaeffer.. Members Absent: None. Staff present for this meeting: Don Millard, Code Enforcement Administrator , and Geri Hoskins, Planning & Zoning Administrative Assistant. III. Approval of the Minutes Without objection, the minutes of the May 6, 2026, BZA meeting are approved. IV. Approval of Agenda Motion made by Mr. Mach to approve the agenda. Seconded by Mr. Deam. V. Swearing of Witnesses Ms. Newby explained the proceedings for tonight's meeting and swore in all applicants and persons wishing to speak tonight. All present responded in the affirmative. VI. Old Business None. VII. New Business 1. BZA Case 26-04 The applicant, GREGORY VEIGL, is requesting a variance from Section 1147.04 – Area Standard, Reduced Rear Setback . Property is located at 7049 Sandalview Drive. Mr. Millard stated that the owner is requesting a variance from the City of Huber Heights Zoning Code to construct a rear room addition which will replace the existing enclosed patio. Since the addition is intended for year round, conditioned use, it will be an addition to the existing house. In an R-4 zoned district the minimum required rear yard setback, for a resident …

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🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)

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to approve the request by the applicant, Gregory Veigl, for a variance from Section 1147.04 – Area Standard, Reduced Rear Setback. Property located at 7049 Sandalview Drive. Seconded by Ms. Ballard…

5 yea

Ballard yea · Mach yea · Deam yea · Schaeffer yea · Newby yea

to approve the request by the applicant, Derek Fairchile, for a variance from Section 1142.05 – Area Standard, Side Yard Setback. Property located at 9070 Taylorsville Road. Seconded by Mr. Mach…

5 yea

Ballard yea · Mach yea · Deam yea · Schaeffer yea · Newby yea

Tue Jun 2, 2026

Council Work Session

City Council discusses development plans, contracts, and appointments

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss various municipal topics including infrastructure projects and land development. Discussion items include contract awards for sanitary lift stations and bike paths, as well as a development plan for Brandt Pike and Miami Valley Way.

Brandt Pike Sanitary Lift Station contract award
Chambersburg Road/Fishburg Paved Bike Path contract award
Blaze Properties Huber Heights, LLC development plan (Case CBDP 26-11)
Electric Vehicle Charger at Rose Music Center via RIDES Grant
Liquor permit transfer for Ameristop at 5983 Old Troy Pike

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