Weirton public meetings in 2023
3 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
City Council approved the Unified Development Ordinance update and the abandonment of a portion of South 20th Street. The council also authorized several service contracts, financial support for the Business Development Corporation, and demolition agreements for a property on Wetzel Street.
- Approved Unified Development Ordinance update (6-1)
- Approved abandonment of unopened portion of South 20th Street (7-0)
- Authorized $33,684.00 financial support to Business Development Corporation (7-0)
- Approved $7,200.00 demolition contract for 113 Wetzel Street (7-0)
- Approved $1,500.00 asbestos abatement for 113 Wetzel Street (7-0)
- Authorized $6,000.00 sponsorship for Christmas on Main Street (7-0)
- Approved $7,520.00 lien against 209 Maryland Avenue for demolition and testing (7-0)
- Approved road salt purchase at $90.86 per ton (7-0)
City Council
City Council approved the issuance of notes to help Weirton Medical Center finance capital improvements and related costs. The council also repealed a recent update to the Unified Development Ordinance to reinstate the 2005 version. Various maintenance contracts and budget revisions were approved.
- Approved issuance of notes to assist Weirton Medical Center financing (7-0)
- Repealed Ordinance No. 2155 to reinstate 2005 Unified Development Ordinance (6-1)
- Approved $13,993.29 for engine repair of Bolt Truck Number 57 (7-0)
- Approved $9,283.95 for repairs to Public Works hydraulic vehicle lift (7-0)
- Approved $8,999.25 for AccuFund accounting software support contract (7-0)
- Approved contract for GASB 34 accounting services up to $30,000.00 (7-0)
- Approved appointment of Allen Hess to the Planning Commission (7-0)
- Approved ordinance to abandon portion of South 20" Street in Buckingham Heights Addition #1 (7-0)
City Council
City Council approved a resolution to begin the process of transitioning the Weirton Transit Corporation into a city department, pending due diligence and analysis of assets and liabilities. A second resolution to renew the transit contract for up to 12 months was pulled from the agenda.
- Approved resolution to transition Weirton Transit Corporation into a city department based on due diligence (7-0)
- Pulled resolution to renew contractual relationship with Weirton Transit Corporation for up to 12 months