Green public meetings in 2021
67 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Green Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing multiple applications for zoning variances. These include requests to build structures in front yards and adjustments to building height limits. The board will also consider a request regarding sign size and placement.
- Variance for a front yard shed at 3810 Talent Dr.
- Variance for a 20' 6.5" garage height and front yard encroachment at 2980 Graybill Rd.
- Variance for a 27 sq. ft. sign for Liberty Green, LTD.
- Request to alter a non-conforming residential use at 6083 S. Main St.
- Variance for a detached garage in the front yard at 1820 Raber Rd.
City Council
Green City Council is reviewing new legislation regarding electric vehicle charging fees and fund appropriations. The council will also vote on the 2022 annual capital budget and a natural gas program through NOPEC. Additionally, members are considering a rezoning request for a large-scale development at 1265 Boettler Road.
- Rezoning of 79 acres at 1265 Boettler Road from R-1 to Planned Development
- Approval of the 2022 Annual Capital Appropriations
- Establishment of a NOPEC natural gas aggregation program
- New fee schedule for municipal electric vehicle charging stations
- Contracts with law firms for income tax collection services
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct a final site plan review for the VC Station Planned Development. This item includes reviewing final plat plans, EPA approval, and wetland maps for the property. The board will also approve minutes from the November 3, 2021 meeting.
- Final site plan review for VC Station at 1541 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Approval of November 3, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances for a natural gas program and a rezoning request for 1265 Boettler Road. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding the 2022 annual operating and capital budgets.
- Rezoning of approximately 79 acres at 1265 Boettler Road to a planned development
- Public hearings for the NOPEC natural gas aggregation program
- Adoption of the 2022 annual operating and capital appropriations
- Approval of the final plat for Union Square Phase I
- Contracts with law firms for income tax collection services
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review several property variance requests. These include changes to signage at 5353 Lauby Rd., a canopy setback and additional access drive at 3066 Greensburg Rd., and an in-ground pool location at 3874 Kenway Blvd.
- Signage variance for Ferrero / Fannie May (5353 Lauby Rd.) to increase sign face and LED area
- Canopy setback and third access drive variance for General RV (3066 Greensburg Rd.)
- In-ground pool location variance for Paul & Jillian Zetts (3874 Kenway Blvd.)
City Council
The council is reviewing several legislative items, including the 2022 annual capital and operating budgets. The agenda also includes discussions on a proposed natural gas program through NOPEC and zoning changes for Spring Hill Farms.
- 2022 Annual Capital Appropriations (Resolution 2021-R77)
- Proposed natural gas program via NOPEC (Ordinances 2021-24 and 2021-25)
- Zoning change for Spring Hill Farms (Ordinance 2021-21)
- Waste hauling contract with Republic Services of Ohio Hauling, LLC (Resolution 2021-R80)
- Rezoning 70 acres at 1265 Boettler Road to Planned Development (Ordinance 2021-26)
Committee Meetings
City committees will meet to discuss the 2022 annual operating budget and fund appropriations. The agenda also includes reviews of zoning changes for Spring Hill Farms and Boettler Road, as well as a natural gas program through NOPEC.
- Adoption of the 2022 Annual Operating Budget
- Rezoning Spring Hill Farms from B-2 to Planned Development
- Turkeyfoot Green, LLC TIF agreement and tax exemption
- Rezoning 1265 Boettler Road to Planned Development
- Establishment of a NOPEC natural gas opt-in program
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct a site plan review for a service building and addition at 3066 Greensburg Road. The board will also review an identification sign for Liberty Green Business Park.
- Site plan review for General RV Service Building & Addition at 3066 Greensburg Road
- Signage review for Liberty Green Business Park ID Sign at Liberty Green Dr. and S. Arlington Rd.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the Klinefelter Cemetery and the E. Liberty Schoolhouse. The meeting also includes reports from the Planning Liaison, Council Liaison, and Green Historical Society.
- Klinefelter Cemetery discussion and recommendations
- E. Liberty Schoolhouse discussion
- Green Historical Society report/Lichtenwalter Tour
- Planning Liaison Report
- Council Liaison Report
City Council
The Green City Council is holding a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 26.4 acres for the Spring Hill Farms planned development. The council will also consider resolutions to update seasonal laborer pay ranges and approve the 2022 annual operating budget. Additionally, items include a lease for an irrigation pump station at Raintree Golf and Event Center.
- Public hearing: Spring Hill Farms rezoning (26.4 acres)
- Pay range revisions for Seasonal Laborer I and II positions
- Lease agreement for a Watertronics irrigation pump station at Raintree Golf and Event Center
- Approval of the 2022 annual operating budget
- Ordinance to regulate solicitors and peddlers in Green
Committee Meetings
Green City committees will consider a zoning change for Spring Hill Farms and an economic development grant for Tradefull. The agenda also includes discussions on seasonal laborer pay ranges and a liquor license transfer.
- Zoning change for 26.4 acres to create Spring Hill Farms planned development
- Economic development grant agreement with Kasper Holdings, LLC (dba Tradefull)
- Lease agreement for an irrigation pump station at Raintree Golf and Event Center
- Liquor license transfer for KOG Drive Thru Inc. at 2255 Greensburg Road
- Pay range revisions for seasonal laborer I and II positions
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review applications for property variances and use expansions. The items include requests regarding garage placement, pole barn construction, and storage building size limits.
- Variance for a front yard garage at 3589 Mayfair Rd.
- Expansion of residential use and pole barn construction at 3071 Wise Rd.
- Variance for a 14’ by 28’ storage building at 4448 Cynthia Dr.
- Approval of September 16, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider a rezoning request for 79 acres at 1265 Boettler Road. The agenda also includes plan reviews for 60 lots at Stoney Creek Estates and the Union Square project.
- Rezoning request of 79 acres from R-1 to PD at 1265 Boettler Road
- Preliminary plan review for 60 lots at Stoney Creek Estates
- Final site plan review for Project Northstar at Union Square/Town Park Blvd.
- Site plan review for Perfect Balance building addition at 30 Forest Mill Lane
- Signage review for 1440 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road
City Council
The Council will vote on a real estate purchase for 3220 Massillon Road and an agreement with Aqua Ohio, Inc. New legislation introduced includes a tax increment financing agreement for Turkeyfoot Green, LLC and a zoning change for Spring Hill Farms. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding the Aqua Ohio agreement.
- Real estate purchase of 3220 Massillon Road
- Agreement with Aqua Ohio, Inc.
- Economic development grant for Kasper Holdings, LLC
- Zoning change for 26.4 acres at Spring Hill Farms
- Tax increment financing for Turkeyfoot Green, LLC
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct site plan reviews for a building addition at 30 Forest Mill Lane and Project Northstar at Union Square/Town Park Blvd. The board will also approve the minutes from the September 1, 2021 meeting.
- Site plan review: Perfect Balance building addition at 30 Forest Mill Lane
- Site plan review: Project Northstar at Union Square/Town Park Blvd
- Approval of September 1, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will review a rezoning request for the Spring Hill Farms planned development and an economic development grant for Tradefull. The agenda also includes votes on engineering services for the Raber Road trail project and a property purchase at 3220 Massillon Road. Additionally, council will consider tax rate certifications and waste hauling contract participation.
- Rezoning of 26.4 acres to Planned Development for Spring Hill Farms
- Economic development grant agreement with Kasper Holdings, LLC (dba Tradefull)
- Engineering services contract with BL Companies, Inc. for Raber Road trail project
- Real estate purchase agreement for 3220 Massillon Road
- Tax exemption for CAE Properties, LLC improvements at a Taco Bell location
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee will consider an engineering contract for the Raber Road sidewalk and multi-use trail project. Other items include a real estate purchase on Massillon Road and tax incentives for CAE Properties, LLC. The Intergovernmental & Utilities Committee will review waste hauling and Aqua Ohio agreements.
- Engineering contract with BL Companies, Inc. for Raber Road sidewalk and trail project
- Real estate purchase agreement for 3220 Massillon Road
- Thirty-year tax exemption for CAE Properties, LLC improvements
- Creation of a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) incentive district
- Waste hauling contract participation for New Franklin, Summit County
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing several requests for zoning variances in Green. These include residential requests for fencing, pools, and garage setbacks, as well as commercial signage adjustments. The board will also approve minutes from July and August 2021 meetings.
- 6’ fencing variance at 535 E Caston Rd.
- In-ground pool and pavilion variance at 4882 Mayfair Rd.
- Garage setback variance at 118 Lake Front Dr.
- 20’ rear yard setback variance at 3894 S. Main St.
- Signage area and placement variances at 6161 S. Main St.
City Council
The council will consider several new resolutions, including a real estate purchase at 3220 Massillon Road. The meeting also includes readings for economic development grants and tax incentive districts. Additionally, the council will review a liquor license transfer for Acme Grocery.
- Real estate purchase agreement for 3220 Massillon Road
- Economic development grant for Direction Home
- Creation of Southwood Extension Incentive District
- Engineering contract for Raber Road sidewalk and trail project
- Liquor license transfer for Acme Grocery at 3875 Massillon Rd.
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will review plans for a building addition and renovation at 1000 Interstate Parkway. The board will also consider a signage request for 1440 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road.
- Building addition/renovation for Lexus of Akron Canton at 1000 Interstate Parkway
- Signage review for 1440 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Approval of August 4, 2021 meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss plans for a fence at Klinefelter Cemetery. The meeting includes updates on the Hartong Farmhouse Restroom Project and Southgate Farm Cool Bot Project. Members will also review the Kleckner Planting Plan and the State Preservation Plan.
- Klinefelter Cemetery fence discussion
- Hartong Farmhouse Restroom Project update
- Southgate Farm Cool Bot Project update
- Kleckner Planting Plan
- State Preservation Plan discussion
City Council
The council will consider several legislative items, including bond issuances totaling over $22 million. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a new tax increment financing district for the Southwood Extension. Members will also review various rezoning requests and service contracts.
- Bond issuance of up to $13,440,000.00 to refund Community Learning Centers bonds
- Bond issuance of up to $8,700,000.00 to refund General Obligation bonds
- Public hearing for a new Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district at Southwood Extension
- Rezoning of 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Acceptance of the One Ohio Subdivision settlement terms
Committee Meetings
The City of Green committee meetings will review several financial and development proposals. Items include large-scale bond issuances, rezoning requests for residential and industrial land, and grant applications for public safety equipment.
- $13,440,000.00 bond issuance to refund Community Learning Centers income tax revenue bonds
- $8,700,000.00 bond issuance to refund General Obligation bonds
- Rezoning of 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Agreement with Stark County for the Mt. Pleasant/Pittsburg Avenue/Mayfair Road roundabout project
- Grant acceptance for fire alarm systems and extrication equipment at Stations #1 and #2
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review four applications for property variances. These requests involve setbacks, fence heights, and accessory structures in Green. The board will also approve minutes from the June 17 and July 15, 2021 meetings.
- Setback variance at 222 Lake Front Dr. to permit residence completion
- Variance for an existing 8’ fence at 2100 Simone Dr.
- Variance to install 3’ fencing at 221 Lake Front Dr.
- Variance for an accessory structure at 1251 Kingston Rd.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct site plan reviews for several business expansions and storage buildings. The commission will also consider a conditional use certificate for a wireless telecommunications tower.
- Site plan review for Forquer Heating building addition at 4340 Massillon Road
- Site plan review for Marhofer Hyundai building addition/renovation at 3360 S. Arlington Road
- Site plan review for SELU Holdings storage buildings at 3929 S. Main Street
- Conditional use certificate for Dish Wireless co-location at 1098 Apple Ridge Road
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 24.78 acres on Graybill Road from industrial to residential use. Members will also consider resolutions for bond issuances totaling over $22 million and the acceptance of federal American Rescue Plan funds. Other items include utility relocation appropriations and economic development plans.
- Public hearing for rezoning 24.78 acres at 2961 and 3015 Graybill Road to residential
- Ordinance authorizing $13,440,000 in bonds to refund Community Learning Centers debt
- Ordinance authorizing $8,700,000 in bonds to refund General Obligation bonds
- Resolution to accept federal American Rescue Plan funds
- Appropriation of $342,380.95 for utility relocation services and past due invoices
Committee Meetings
The Green, Ohio Committee meetings will address several financial and land-use items. Discussions include energy efficiency contracts, utility relocation funding of over $342,000, and various zoning changes for residential and planned development projects.
- Appropriation of $342,380.95 for utility relocation services and past due invoices
- Rezoning 24.78 acres at 2961 and 3015 Graybill Road from industrial to residential
- Energy service performance contract with Gardiner Service Company, LLC
- Agreement with Stark County for the Mt. Pleasant/Pittsburg Avenue/Mayfair Road roundabout project
- Rezoning of 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct site plan reviews for three development projects in Green. These include building additions at Forquer Heating and Marhofer Hyundai, as well as storage buildings for SELU Holdings. The board will also consider approving the July 7, 2021 meeting minutes.
- Site Plan Review: Forquer Heating Building Addition at 4340 Massillon Road
- Site Plan Review: Marhofer Hyundai Building Addition/Renovation at 3360 S. Arlington Road
- Site Plan Review: SELU Holdings Storage Buildings at 3929 S. Main Street
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider applications for property variances at three local residences. These requests involve setbacks for a storage shed, a deck with a roof, and a patio roof.
- Variance for a side yard storage shed at 3868 Cayugas Dr.
- Variance for a deck with roof setback at 4410 Sunnyview Dr.
- Variance for a patio roof setback at 3576 Elmhurst Cir.
City Council
City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of property at 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development. The agenda also includes resolutions for utility relocation funding and emergency repairs to the Green Post Office. Additionally, council members will review recent financial reports and committee updates.
- Public hearing for rezoning land at 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Appropriation of $342,380.95 for utility relocation services and past due invoices
- Agreement with Shultz Design & Construction for emergency repairs to the Green Post Office
- Acceptance of a $10,000 donation to the City's General Fund
- Agreement with Summit County for the Mt. Pleasant/Pittsburg/Mayfair roundabout project
Committee Meetings
Green City Council committees will review several rezoning requests and city contracts. The agenda includes energy efficiency improvements and emergency repairs for the Green Post Office.
- Rezoning 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Energy service contract with Gardiner Service Company, LLC
- Emergency repairs to the Green Post Office via Shultz Design & Construction
- Contract award for concrete repairs to Spano Brothers Construction Company Inc.
- Interviews for Parks & Recreation Board vacancies
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct a site plan review for the Ariss Park Storage Building located at 2520 Wise Road. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from the April 7, 2021 meeting.
- Site plan review for Ariss Park Storage Building at 2520 Wise Road
- Approval of April 7, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The council will consider first readings for salary adjustments and energy contracts, as well as zoning changes for Graybill Road. The agenda also includes second and third readings for infrastructure projects and tax exemptions.
- Salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees (2021-R44)
- Rezoning 24.78 acres at 2961 and 3015 Graybill Road to residential (2021-11)
- Energy efficiency contract with Gardiner Service Company, LLC (2021-R47)
- Rezoning of 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development (2021-08)
- Contract for the 2021 pavement marking project (2021-R37)
Committee Meetings
The Green City Committee meetings will discuss a rezoning request for the Vision Development project and salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees. The agenda also includes contracts for pavement marking, concrete repairs, and the purchase of a mulch blower.
- Rezoning land at 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Salary adjustments for non-bargaining city employees
- Purchase of a Finn Mulch Blower from Finn Corporation
- Contract for the 2021 Pavement Marking Project with Aero-Mark Company, LLC
- Tax exemption for improvements on Boettler Farm Limited property
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing two variance requests. One application seeks to create a land parcel without public street frontage on Apple Ridge Rd, while another proposes constructing a storage shed in a side yard on Compass Point Dr.
- Variance for a new land parcel at 1053 Apple Ridge Rd
- Variance to permit a storage shed in the side yard at 2756 Compass Point Dr
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several land use applications, including a rezoning request for 24.52 acres at 2961 Graybill Road. The agenda also includes reviews for a 12-lot final plat and exterior lighting for a self-storage facility.
- Rezoning of 24.52 acres from I-1 to R-1 at 2961 Graybill Road
- Final Plat Review for 12 lots at Hawthorn Court
- Exterior lighting review for Greensburg Park Self Storage at 2350 Greensburg Road
- Minor Subdivision Variance at 1017/1053 Apple Ridge Road
- Subdivision Replat at 2030 Tricaso Drive
City Council
The council is reviewing new legislation regarding land use and city contracts. Items include a rezoning request for Turkeyfoot Lake Road and various park maintenance projects. The meeting also covers amendments to noise ordinances and street repair programs.
- Rezoning of 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Contract for 2021 Miscellaneous Concrete Repairs with Spano Brothers Construction Company Inc.
- Design-build services for Ariss Park Service Building
- Purchase of a mulch blower from Finn Corporation
- Amendment to the city's noise ordinance
Committee Meetings
The Green Committee meetings on June 8, 2021, include reviews of several park infrastructure contracts and zoning changes. The Finance Committee will consider agreements for Ariss Park, Central Park, Kleckner Park, and Boettler Park. Additionally, the Planning Committee will discuss a rezoning request for the Vision Development project.
- Rezoning of land at 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Agreement with JMP Resources for Ariss Park Service Building construction
- Contract with Vasco Asphalt Company for Boettler Park tennis and pickleball courts
- Ordinance amending parking, loading, and stacking regulations
- Contract with Lockhart Concrete Co. for the 2021 Catch Basin Rehab Program
City Council
The Green City Council is reviewing new legislation, including a rezoning request for property on East Turkeyfoot Lake Road. The meeting also includes second and third readings for park improvements, noise ordinances, and infrastructure contracts.
- Rezoning 1541 East Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Purchase of telecommunications equipment for Green High School
- Contract with Aero-Mark Company, LLC for the 2021 Pavement Marking Project
- Tennis and pickleball court reconstruction at Boettler Park
- Installation of EV charging stations at the Central Administration Building
Committee Meetings
The Green City Committee meetings include a final vote on installing electric vehicle charging stations at the Central Administration Building. The committees are also reviewing proposed contracts for park improvements and applications for federal street improvement grants.
- Installation of EV charging stations at the Central Administration Building
- Construction of the Ariss Park service building
- Reconstruction of tennis and pickleball courts at Boettler Park
- Amendments to city parking, loading, and noise disturbance ordinances
- Federal grant application for street improvements
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold hearings on several requests for zoning variances. These include proposals for residential fences, a garage height adjustment, and the subdivision of an eight-acre parcel into four lots.
- Variance for detached garage and fence at 4828 Mayfair Rd.
- Request for 6' fencing at 2050 Hawthorn Ct.
- Request for 6' fencing at 2051 Hawthorn Ct.
- Request for 5' fencing at 4287 Laburnum Dr.
- Subdivision of 8-acre parcel on Graybill Rd. into 4 parcels
City Council
The City Council is considering Resolution 2021-R38 on its first reading. This resolution would authorize an agreement with Karvo Companies Inc. for sanitary sewer installation without formal bidding.
- Resolution 2021-R38: Agreement with Karvo Companies Inc. for sanitary sewer installation
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several land use applications. These include rezoning requests for Vision Development, site plan reviews for wireless telecommunications, and a minor subdivision variance.
- Rezoning of 25.4 total acres at 1541 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road to Planned Development
- Conditional Use Certificate for a pavilion at 30 Forest Mill Lane
- Minor subdivision variance at 2961 Graybill Road
- Site plan review and wireless tower co-location at 3611 Tabs Drive
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the city's noise ordinance. Several resolutions are presented for first reading, including contracts for fire station HVAC systems and park upgrades. The council will also review committee reports concerning sidewalk projects and electric vehicle charging stations.
- Public hearing for amended noise ordinance (2021-07A)
- Contract for HVAC installation at Fire Station Number Two
- Reconstruction of tennis and pickleball courts at Boettler Park
- Agreement for the Kleckner Park tree and landscape project
- Purchase of electric vehicle charging stations for the administration building
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee will review contracts for the Raber Road sidewalk project and electric vehicle charging stations. Other committees will discuss amendments to parking regulations, noise ordinances, and the acceptance of NOPEC grant funds.
- Engineering contract for Raber Road sidewalk and multi-use trail project
- Purchase of Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations at Central Administration Building
- HVAC installation at Fire Station Number Two
- Amendments to parking, loading, and recreational vehicle regulations
- Public hearing regarding noise disturbance ordinance amendments
City Council
The Green City Council will consider several legislative items, including the installation of electric vehicle charging stations at the Central Administration Building. The council is also reviewing a contract for engineering services for the Raber Road sidewalk and multi-use trail project. Additionally, officials will discuss amendments to parking regulations and noise ordinances.
- Resolution to purchase and install Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations from EV United
- Contract with BL Companies, Inc. for Raber Road sidewalk and multi-use trail engineering services
- Economic development grant agreement with B2, Inc. (dba B-Squared)
- Ordinance amending parking, loading, and stacking regulations
- Ordinance to amend noise disturbance regulations
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several development applications. These include a final site plan review for Brier Creek Lodge, an exterior lighting review for Greensburg Park Self Storage, and a subdivision replat for Pine Knoll Estates No. 2.
- Final site plan review for Brier Creek Lodge expansion at 4020 Brier Creek Pkwy
- Exterior lighting review for Greensburg Park Self Storage at 2350 Greensburg Road
- Subdivision replat for Pine Knoll Estates No. 2 at 7007-7219 Pine Knoll
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold hearings on multiple zoning variance requests. These include proposals for residential construction, business signage, and accessory structures like garages and sheds.
- Variance for a single-family home at 154 Melody Ln
- Request for 20.5 sq ft of additional signage at 3673 Massillon Rd
- Variance for a 60’ x 40’ detached garage at 58 Meek Dr
- Variance for a 10’ x 12’ storage shed at 3279 Pebblestone Dr
- Variance for an attached garage setback at 688 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Rd
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing regarding parking and recreational vehicle regulations. Members are also considering the adoption of the 2021 Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Additionally, the agenda includes contract approvals for the Raber Road trail project and park maintenance.
- Contract with BL Companies, Inc. for Raber Road sidewalk and multi-use trail project
- Public hearing on parking, loading, and stacking regulations
- Adoption of the 2021 Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- New liquor license for Papas Brick Oven Pub LLC at 3700 Massillon Road
- Contract with B&B Sealing LLC for 2021 parks pavement maintenance
Green Telecommunications Program Board of Control
The Board of Control is reviewing a proposal regarding telecommunications for the Green High School studio, media production area, and auditorium. This item was included under business items for the April 8 meeting.
- Proposal for Green High School Studio, Media Production & Auditorium Telecommunications (TMP-3380)
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct a final site plan review for the expansion of Brier Creek Lodge at 4020 Brier Creek Pkwy. The review includes examining elevations, landscaping, and site plans submitted by Warmus Builders.
- Final Site Plan Review for Brier Creek Lodge expansion at 4020 Brier Creek Pkwy
- Approval of March 3, 2021 meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Commission will review applications for installing CoolBot and Cold Frame structures. The agenda includes the 2020 Southgate Farm Annual Farm Report from Rachel Bellis. Members will also discuss COVID-19 documentation and receive various liaison reports.
- Application to install CoolBot and Cold Frame structures
- 2020 Southgate Farm Annual Farm Report
- Discussion of COVID-19 documentation
- Approval of January 28, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The council will review the February 2021 financial report and consider several new ordinances. Items include updates to noise regulations and parking rules for recreational vehicles. The agenda also includes park maintenance contracts and tax exemptions for specific property improvements.
- Synthetic turf installation at Central Park Playground
- Economic development grant agreement with B2, Inc.
- 2021 Parks Pavement Maintenance Project contract with B&B Sealing LLC
- Tax exemptions for properties owned by DC3 Properties, LLC and TWL Green Development, LLC
- Amendment to the city's noise ordinance
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review several site plans, including an identification sign for Central Park and a building addition at 5208 Mayfair Road. The agenda also includes a riparian variance request and a fence review.
- ID Sign Review: 1795 Steese Road
- Building Addition Site Plan Review: 5208 Mayfair Road
- Riparian Variance Request: 2766 Park Place Drive
- Fence Review: 5270 Mayfair Road
City Council
The Green City Council will vote on a new residential waste and recycling agreement with Republic Services. The council is also reviewing contracts for park pavement maintenance and a 2021 resurfacing project. Other items include tax exemptions for specific property improvements and extensions to mayoral authority during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Agreement with Republic Services for residential waste and recycling collection (2021-R10)
- Contract to B&B Sealing LLC for 2021 Parks pavement maintenance (2021-R18)
- Tax exemptions for improvements at Boggs Chiropractic and TWL Green Development, LLC properties (2021-04, 2021-05)
- Extension of mayoral authority to address COVID-19 impacts through June 30, 2021 (2021-R17)
- Contract to Northstar Asphalt, Inc. for the 2021 resurfacing project (2021-R15)
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will review an identification sign for 20-24 Central Park. The board is also scheduled to consider a building addition for Rorick’s, Inc. and a fence review for Royalty Roofing.
- ID sign review for 20-24 Central Park at 1795 Steese Road
- Site plan review for Rorick’s, Inc. building addition at 5208 Mayfair Road
- Fence review for Royalty Roofing at 5270 Mayfair Road
City Council
The council is reviewing several legislative items, including contracts for city services and infrastructure projects. They will also hear a presentation on the Parks Master Plan and review correspondence regarding local issues like trash providers and fiber networks.
- Agreement with Republic Services for residential recycling, refuse, and waste collection
- Purchase of a Pierce Velocity aerial platform truck for the Fire Department
- Contract with Northstar Asphalt, Inc. for the 2021 resurfacing project
- Installation of synthetic playground turf at Central Park Playground
- $17,340.31 appropriation for engineering services from Environmental Design Group
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold hearings regarding two property variance requests. One request involves continuing a non-conforming residential use and adding an addition at 2604 Spade Rd. A second request seeks permission to build a storage shed in the side yard at 3858 Ramsey Dr.
- Variance for residential use and addition at 2604 Spade Rd (BZA2021-0008)
- Variance for a side yard storage shed at 3858 Ramsey Dr (BZA2021-0009)
- Adoption of January 21, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The council is reviewing several new legislative items, including a contract for residential waste and recycling collection. Members will also consider equipment purchases for the fire department and an appropriation for engineering services. The meeting includes the swearing-in of Christopher J. Meager.
- Agreement with Republic Services for residential waste and recycling collection
- Purchase of a Pierce Velocity aerial platform truck from Atlantic Emergency Solutions, Inc.
- Appropriation of $17,340.31 for engineering services by Environmental Design Group
- Ordinance to vacate Marathon Alley
- Grants for fire department rescue vehicles and alarm systems
City Council
The City Council will review applications for the vacant Ward 2 Council seat. The meeting includes an executive session to interview candidates and a possible vote to appoint a replacement.
- Vote on whether submitted applications are sufficient for appointment
- Executive session to interview candidates for Ward 2 vacancy
- Potential vote to fill the Ward 2 Council seat
Historic Preservation Commission
The Commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and review its rules and procedures. The agenda includes a Certificate of Appropriateness application for a storm door at 1261 Steese Road. Members will also discuss the Hartong Farmhouse Restroom Project.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Review of HPC Rules & Procedures
- Certificate of Appropriateness application for 1261 Steese Road
- CLG Grant/Hartong Farmhouse Restroom Project discussion
- COVID-19 documentation discussion
City Council
The Green City Council is reviewing several items including grant applications for fire department equipment and road improvements. The meeting also includes a final vote on the rezoning of property at 4137 S. Arlington Road.
- Rezoning 9.78 acres at 4137 S. Arlington Road to Planned Development
- Contract modification with Burgess & Niple, Inc. for Massillon Road North Improvement Project
- Grant applications for heavy rescue vehicle and fire alarm systems
- Agreement with M.P. Dory Co. for guardrail repairs and replacement
- Acceptance of NOPEC grant for an electronic device charging station
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold hearings on multiple property variance requests regarding fencing, setbacks for additions, and garage construction. The board will also consider a request to convert an existing office into an adult daycare facility.
- Variance for 6' fencing at 2553 Cardington Green
- Variance for 4' setback for addition at 2313 Chadwell Cir.
- Variance for garage addition setback at 6848 Cedar Ridge Trail
- Variance for detached garage height and size at 4366 Mayfair Rd.
- Request to use an existing office as an adult daycare facility at 3511 Greensburg Rd.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will elect its 2021 Chair and Vice Chair and approve rules and procedures. Agenda items include a text amendment to the Land Development Code regarding parking, loading, stacking, and definitions, as well as a plat to vacate Marathon Alley.
- Land Development Code Text Amendment (parking, loading, stacking, and definitions)
- Plat to Vacate Marathon Alley at 3577 S. Arlington Rd.
- Election of 2021 Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of December 16, 2020 meeting minutes
City Council
Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 9.78 acres at 4137 S. Arlington Road to allow for a planned development. The agenda also includes first readings for guardrail repair contracts and airport grant agreements. Additionally, the council will review committee reports on capital appropriations and energy efficiency contracts.
- Rezoning of 9.78 acres at 4137 S. Arlington Road to Planned Development
- Guardrail repair and replacement contract with M.P. Dory Co.
- Grant agreement with Akron-Canton Airport Authority via JobsOhio program
- Approval of the 2021 Annual Capital Appropriations
- Energy efficiency contract with Gardiner Service Company, LLC
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will hold an organizational meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also conduct a site plan review for a storage building at Ariss Park.
- Site plan review for Ariss Park Storage Building at 2520 Wise Road
- Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of November 4, 2020 meeting minutes
City Council
This special meeting is for organizational council business. The agenda includes the election of the Council President and Vice President, the adoption of council rules, and the swearing in of Nichole Baldinger as Clerk of Council.
- Election of President of Council
- Election of Vice President of Council
- Adoption of Council Rules
- Swearing in of Nichole Baldinger, Clerk of Council