Marblehead public meetings in 2025
126 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Village Council December 10, 2025 (2)
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Village Council December 10, 2025
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Village Council December 10, 2025
Village Council authorized the construction and bidding process for the Johnson’s Island waterline extension. Council also voted to demolish most water treatment plant buildings using county funding and approved temporary appropriations for 2026.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 14-2025 setting temporary appropriations for 2026 (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 16-2025 declaring necessity for Johnson’s Island waterline extension (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 17-2025 authorizing bids for Johnson’s Island water facilities (5-0)
- Approved demolition of water plant buildings, excluding the garage/shop building (5-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $171,665.83 (5-0)
- Approved November 12, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Administrator's Report of December 10, 2025
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Village Council November 12, 2025
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Village Council November 12, 2025
Village Council adopted an interim water supply agreement with Ottawa County and authorized $235,000 for legal expenses related to Johnson’s Island waterline assessments. Council also approved a $1,000 donation to the Ottawa County Drug Task Force and a one-time water bill forgiveness. October bills totaling $167,239.27 were authorized for payment.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 13-2025 for interim water supply agreement with Ottawa County (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 15-2025 rescinding a previous assessment methodology (5-0)
- Authorized $235,000 for Albers and Albers legal expenses for waterline assessments (5-0)
- Approved $1,000 donation to Ottawa County Drug Task Force/Major Crimes Unit (5-0)
- Approved $1,308.52 water bill forgiveness for 10310 E. Bayshore Road (5-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $167,239.27 (5-0)
- Approved October 22, 2025 meeting minutes
- Excused Lee Walker from the December 10, 2025 meeting (5-0)
Village Administrator's Report of November 12, 2025
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Legal Resolution No
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Village Council October 22, 2025
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Village Council October 22, 2025
Village Council finalized the appointments of two police officers following their probationary periods. The council also approved the payment of bills and designated village parks as locations for new bike racks. Two pieces of emergency legislation were tabled due to a lack of a five-member quorum.
- Approved final appointment of Police Officers Jeffrey Canter and Michael Schmidt (4-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $9,188.64 (4-0)
- Agreed to place health department bike racks in each village park
- Tabled Ordinance 13-2025 regarding interim water supply agreement
- Tabled Resolution 15-2025 regarding assessment methodology
- Approved October 8, 2025 meeting minutes
- Excused Dean Dorko from October 22 meeting (4-0)
- Excused Matt Kovach from November 12 meeting (4-0)
Village Council October 22, 2025 (2)
The Village Council approved the final appointment of two police officers following their probationary periods and authorized the payment of $9,188.64 in village bills. Two pieces of emergency legislation regarding water supply and assessment methodology were tabled until a full council quorum is available. Council also approved the placement of new bicycle racks in village parks.
- Excused Dean Dorko from the meeting (4-0)
- Approved October 8, 2025 meeting minutes
- Appointed Jeffrey Canter and Michael Schmidt as police officers (4-0)
- Excused Matt Kovach from November 12 meeting (4-0)
- Authorized payment of $9,188.64 in bills (4-0)
- Tabled Ordinance 13-2025 and Resolution 15-2025
Village Administrator's Report of October 22, 2025
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Village of Marblehead October November '25 Newsletter
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Legal Third Estimated Assessment Johnson's Island Water Main Project
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Legal Second Estimated Assessment Johnson's Island Water Main Project
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Legal Resolution No
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Legal Resolution No
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Legal Ordinance No
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Legal Estimated Assessment Johnson's Island Water Main Project
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Legal Resolution No
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Village Council October 8, 2025
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Village Council October 8, 2025
The Village Council approved a resolution establishing a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area after its third reading. Council members also voted to approve the final appointment of Police Sergeant Shawn Craig, authorize $1,094.60 in water bill forgiveness for a leak at 142 Bay Breeze Drive, renew the 2026 county prosecutor agreement, and authorize payment of bills totaling $525,013.93. Additionally, the council agreed to obtain contractor quotes for installing traffic control signs on Johnson's Island.
- Approved Resolution No. 13-2025 for a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (5-0)
- Approved final appointment of Police Sergeant Shawn Craig (5-0)
- Approved one-time water bill forgiveness of $1,094.60 for 142 Bay Breeze Drive (5-0)
- Approved 2026 agreement with Ottawa County Prosecutor for $1,150 (5-0)
- Approved payment of bills totaling $525,013.93 (5-0)
- Approved September 24, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Administrator's Report of October 8, 2025
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Legal Resolution No
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Legal Ordinance No
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Village Council September 24, 2025
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Village Council September 24, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council approved resolutions to accept tax levies and authorize a dock replacement at 3455 Confederate Drive. Council also hired a new Zoning Administrator and authorized the payment of $6,596.54 in village bills.
- Approved Resolution 12-2025 for dock replacement at 3455 Confederate Drive (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 14-2025 accepting tax levies and rates (6-0)
- Hired Jonna Hinton as Zoning Administrator effective September 29, 2025
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $6,596.54 (6-0)
- Approved minutes from September 10, 2025 meetings
- Excused council members from future meetings (6-0)
Village Administrator's Report of September 24, 2025
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Village Council September 10, 2025
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Village Council Public Hearing September 10, 2025
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Public Hearing September 10 2025 Marblehead Outdoor Refreshment Area
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Village Council Public Hearing September 10, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council held a public hearing to receive community feedback on a proposal to establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) along W. Main Street. No formal legislative action was taken during this hearing, as it was held solely for the purpose of public comment. The meeting concluded after discussion regarding the scope of the area and future reevaluation requirements.
- Held public hearing on proposed W. Main Street DORA
Village Council September 10, 2025
Village Council adopted a resolution to authorize the Mayor to sign a tower lease with Verizon Wireless. Council also approved a proposal to reduce speed limits on several sections of Main Street and authorized a trail feasibility study along Alexander Pike.
- Approved Resolution No. 11-2025 empowering Mayor to sign Verizon Wireless tower lease (6-0)
- Approved ODOT Option 2 to reduce speed limits on sections of Main Street (6-0)
- Authorized Ottawa County Park District to conduct Alexander Pike trail feasibility study (6-0)
- Approved one-time water bill forgiveness of $521.97 for 602 Wesleyan Drive (6-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $204,454.06 (6-0)
- Approved August 27, 2025 meeting minutes
- Agreed to continue maintaining emergency sirens on Alexander Pike and Confederate Drive
Village Administrator's Report of September 10, 2025
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Planning Commission September 3, 2025 (2)
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Planning Commission September 3, 2025
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Legal Resolution No
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Village Council August 27, 2025
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Village Council August 27, 2025
Village Council adopted ordinances to adjust budget allocations and set wage rates for the water works. Council also approved multiple paving and repair quotes from AJ Riley, Inc. and scheduled a public hearing for an outdoor refreshment area.
- Approved Ordinance No. 11-2025 to adjust budget allocations for the Island View and Water Revenue Plant funds (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 12-2025 setting wage rates for Water Works positions (5-0)
- Approved AJ Riley, Inc. quotes for paving at Municipal Services Building, Town Hall east parking, and Alexander Pike/Main Street berm, plus sealing north Main Street parking (5-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for Main Street Marblehead Outdoor Refreshment Area for Sept. 10 at 5:30 p.m.
- Agreed to place an America 250 veteran marker at Clemons Cemetery
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $30,843.97 (5-0)
- Approved August 13, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Administrator's Report of August 27, 2025
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Village Council August 13, 2025
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Village Council August 13, 2025
Council accepted a modified lease agreement with Verizon and approved specific milling and paving work for village parking areas. The board also authorized over $522,000 in bill payments and supported a local 5K run.
- Approved modified Verizon lease with 3% annual rate increase (5-0, 1 abstention)
- Approved paving east side of Town Hall and rejuvenator for Municipal Services and across-street parking (6-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $522,073.98 (6-0)
- Approved July 23, 2025 meeting minutes
- Excused Maryann Sauvey from August 27 meeting (6-0)
- Supported use of Alexander Pike for Sloane Swanton Research 5K on Sept 14
Village Administrator's Report of August 13, 2025
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Planning Commission August 6, 2025
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Planning Commission August 6, 2025
The Marblehead Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals held meetings and public hearings on August 6, 2025. The board approved meeting minutes and granted an area variance for a new home on Lucien Drive. Following a public hearing and executive session, the board denied setback variances for a proposed waterfront patio at The Wave at Marblehead.
- Approved minutes of the July 2, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved area variance for a new house at 121 Lucien Drive (Variance Application 2025-22) (unanimous)
- Denied setback variances for a waterfront patio at The Wave at Marblehead (Variance Application 2025-27) (unanimous)
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Village Council July 23, 2025
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Village Council July 23, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council approved the appointment of Khyr Adams as a part-time police officer effective July 27, 2025. Council also authorized the payment of $37,259.49 in village bills and agreed to allow a month-to-month lease extension for the property at 414 W. Main Street after the current contract expires.
- Approved appointment of Khyr Adams as part-time police officer (6-0)
- Approved payment of bills totaling $37,259.49 (6-0)
- Approved July 9, 2025 meeting minutes
- Agreed to month-to-month lease extension for 414 W. Main Street
Village Administrator's Report of July 23, 2025
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Village Council July 9, 2025
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Village Council July 9, 2025
The Village Council approved a $473.71 water bill forgiveness for a resident and increased the weekly work hour limit for full-time police officers to 72 hours. Following an executive session, the council amended a termination decision for a police officer to a 60-day suspension, after which the officer submitted a resignation that was accepted. The council also authorized the payment of $195,593.89 in bills.
- Excused Dean Dorko from the meeting (5-0)
- Approved June 25 meeting minutes (5-0)
- Approved $473.71 water bill forgiveness for 222 E. Main Street (5-0)
- Increased full-time police weekly hour limit to 72 hours (5-0)
- Authorized payment of $195,593.89 in bills (5-0)
- Amended termination of Cayla Marta to 60-day suspension (5-0)
- Accepted resignation of Cayla Marta (5-0)
Planning Commission July 2, 2025
The Commission approved variance applications for a community message sign and a new residential build. It also partially lifted a stop work order for a lakefront patio project pending a future variance application.
- Approved variances for JIPOA community sign at 3100 South Memorial Shoreway Drive (unanimous)
- Approved variances for new house, porch, and fence at 1109 Church Street (unanimous)
- Lifted stop work order for concrete pouring at The Wave lakefront patio, pending August 6 variance hearing (unanimous)
- Approved June 4, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
Planning Commission July 2, 2025
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Village Council June 25, 2025
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Village Council June 25, 2025
Village Council adopted a resolution opposing Ohio House Bill 335 regarding local budgetary authority. The council also appointed a part-time police officer and authorized over $44,000 in bill payments.
- Adopted Resolution No. 10-2025 opposing House Bill 335 (5-0)
- Appointed Emma Horchler as part-time Police Officer (4-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $44,138.87 (5-0)
- Set trick-or-treat time for Oct. 31, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm (5-0)
- Authorized placement of a memorial bench at the end of Stone Street
- Approved June 11, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Administrator's Report of June 25, 2025
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Village Administrator's Report of June 11, 2025
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Village Council June 11, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council excused two absent members, approved previous meeting minutes, and authorized a letter opposing a state budget amendment regarding lodging tax revenue. Council also voted to renew insurance coverage with the Public Entities Pool of Ohio for $18,213.00 and approved the payment of bills totaling $134,972.50.
- Excused Dean Dorko and Maryann Sauvey from the meeting (4-0)
- Approved minutes of the May 28, 2025 regular meeting and June 3, 2025 special meeting
- Authorized the mayor to send a letter opposing state budget Amendment SC 0197 regarding lodging tax revenue (4-0)
- Renewed insurance coverage with Public Entities Pool of Ohio (PEP) for $18,213.00 (4-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $134,972.50 including May payroll (4-0)
Village Council June 11, 2025
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Planning Commission June 4, 2025
The Commission held informal discussions regarding proposed residential projects and a community sign, noting that several will require future variance hearings. Members also reviewed the status of dilapidated properties and requested that the owner of The Wave Hotel appear at the next meeting to clarify plans for a lakefront patio project. The minutes from the May 7, 2025, meeting were approved.
- Approved May 7, 2025, meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Instructed applicant to schedule variance hearing for community sign
- Requested Wave Hotel owner present project plans at next meeting
Planning Commission June 4, 2025
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Village Council June 3, 2025
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Village Council June 3, 2025
Village Council terminated the services of Bricker Graydon and retained Albers & Albers to handle assessments for the Johnson’s Island waterline extension project.
- Terminated services of Bricker Graydon for Johnson’s Island waterline assessments (5-0)
- Retained services of Albers & Albers for Johnson’s Island waterline assessments (5-0)
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Village Council May 28, 2025
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Village Council May 28, 2025
Village Council approved the minutes from the May 14 meeting and authorized the payment of bills. No new legislation was introduced or decided upon during the session.
- Approved May 14, 2025 meeting minutes
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $18,961.28 (6-0)
Village Administrator's Report of May 28, 2025
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Legal 2025 Bids for 18 Month Lease of 418 West Main Street
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Village Council May 14, 2025
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Village Council May 14, 2025
Village Council adopted a resolution to install a waterline under Sandusky Bay to Johnson’s Island. The council also approved a new copier lease and granted one-time water bill forgiveness for three residents.
- Adopted Resolution No. 9-2025 to install waterline under Sandusky Bay to Johnson’s Island (5-0)
- Approved new copier lease proposal from Perry Pro Tech (5-0)
- Authorized one-time water bill forgiveness for 469 Bay Point Boulevard ($508.00), 11122 E. Bayshore Road ($283.21), and 1005 Prairie Street ($223.52) (5-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $224,905.83 (5-0)
- Approved April 23, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Administrator's Report of May 14, 2025
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Village Council May 14, 2025 (2)
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Planning Commission May 7, 2025
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Planning Commission May 7, 2025
The Marblehead Planning Commission approved a water line extension project for Johnson’s Island and granted two property setback variances. The commission also reviewed the status of several ongoing property maintenance and zoning matters, including a demolition project and a pending court case regarding a travel trailer park.
- Approved April 2, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)
- Recommended approval of water line project under Sandusky Bay (5-0)
- Granted 15-foot front yard setback variance for 330 East Main Street (5-0)
- Granted 23.5-foot rear yard setback variance for 111 West Main Street (5-0)
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Village Council April 23, 2025
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Village Council April 23, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council approved an 18-month lease for the first floor of 418 W. Main Street and appointed a new part-time police officer. Council members also authorized the payment of village bills and heard updates regarding local trail feasibility studies and property demolition programs.
- Appointed Michael Schmidt as part-time Police Officer (4-0)
- Approved 18-month lease for 418 W. Main Street at $150/month (4-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $8,763.34 (4-0)
- Excused Dennis Kennedy from the meeting (4-0)
- Approved April 9, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)
Village Administrator's Report of April 23, 2025
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Village Council April 9, 2025
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Village Council April 9, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council approved a $710,094.40 street paving contract to A.J. Riley, Inc. and passed a resolution authorizing participation in ODOT road salt contracts. Council also finalized the appointment of Officer Cayla Marta, renewed employee health benefits with Anthem BC/BS, and authorized $100 donations to two local posts for Memorial Day expenses.
- Excused Angie Kukay from the April 9, 2025 regular council meeting (5-0)
- Approved minutes of the March 26, 2025 regular meeting
- Adopted Resolution No. 8-2025 for participation in ODOT 2025 road salt contracts with emergency clause (5-0)
- Awarded 2025 street paving contract to A.J. Riley, Inc. for $710,094.40 (5-0)
- Approved final appointment of Officer Cayla Marta (5-0)
- Authorized $100 donations each to American Legion Post 555 and VFW Post 7572 for Memorial Day expenses (5-0)
- Authorized renewal of Anthem BC/BS health, dental, and vision benefits for full-time employees (5-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $98,742.98 including March payroll (5-0)
Village Administrator's Report of April 9, 2025
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Planning Commission April 2, 2025
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Planning Commission April 2, 2025
The Commission approved three variance applications for property improvements at 701 Stoutenberg Drive, 2086 South Sugarbush Drive, and 423 East Main Street. Members also reviewed property maintenance issues and discussed future zoning requirements for several other local projects. A public hearing for a water system extension project was scheduled for the May 7 meeting.
- Approved minutes from 3/5/2025 meeting (5-0)
- Granted front yard setback variance at 701 Stoutenberg Drive (5-0)
- Granted shed location and lot coverage variances at 2086 S. Sugarbush Drive (5-0)
- Granted side yard setback variances at 423 East Main Street (5-0)
Village Administrator's Report of March 26, 2025
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Village Council March 26, 2025
The Marblehead Village Council approved the promotion of Officer Shawn Craig to police sergeant, passed an ordinance authorizing the lease of village property at 418 West Main Street, and authorized the payment of bills. Council members also discussed electric aggregation rates and held an executive session regarding a public employee complaint.
- Approved promotion of Officer Shawn Craig to Police Sergeant (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 10-2025 to lease village property at 418 West Main Street with emergency clause (5-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $6,911.39 (5-0)
Village Council March 26, 2025
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Village Council March 12, 2025
Village Council approved joining the Ottawa County Regional Water System and authorized an emergency water contract. The council also passed nine ordinances setting 2025 appropriations and wage rates for various village positions. Additionally, the council approved a public relations contract and authorized the solicitation of lease bids for a village-owned building.
- Approved joining Ottawa County Regional Water System and emergency water contract (6-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 1-2025 setting 2025 appropriations (6-0)
- Adopted Ordinances 2-9-2025 setting wage rates for various village positions (6-0)
- Approved advertising for sealed bids to lease 418 W. Main Street (6-0)
- Approved $650 monthly retainer for Homestead PR professional services (6-0)
- Approved continued membership in Ohio Municipal League BWC group rating (6-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $95,041.00 (6-0)
- Approved February 26, 2025 meeting minutes (6-0)
Village Administrator's Report of March 12, 2025
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Village Council March 12, 2025
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Planning Commission March 5, 2025
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Planning Commission March 5, 2025
The Commission approved a variance for a detached garage at 313 Stone Street and adopted its 2025 rules and officer appointments. Members also discussed property maintenance enforcement, requested the removal of an unauthorized dumpster at Waterview at Bay Point, and reviewed several informal zoning inquiries.
- Approved 2025 Planning Commission rules (5-0)
- Elected Tim Feller Chair, Dennis Kennedy Vice Chair (5-0)
- Appointed Jeffrey White and Dennis Kennedy as regional delegates (5-0)
- Approved variance for 313 Stone Street garage (5-0)
- Directed developer to remove unauthorized dumpster at Waterview
- Required new application for 423 East Main Street variance
Legal Ordinance No
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Village Council February 26, 2025
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Village Council February 26, 2025
Village Council adopted Resolution No. 7-2025 to begin bidding for various street improvement projects. The council also authorized the re-nomination of three water-related projects for WSRLA construction loans and requested new crosswalks from ODOT.
- Adopted Resolution No. 7-2025 to advertise and award contracts for street improvements (5-0)
- Authorized re-nomination of south water tower project for WSRLA loan (5-0)
- Authorized re-nomination of Johnson’s Island waterline extension for WSRLA loan (5-0)
- Authorized re-nomination of north water tower painting for WSRLA loan (5-0)
- Authorized request to ODOT for crosswalks at Clemons Park and The Wave Hotel (5-0)
- Approved one-year water billing suspension for 1109 Church Street (5-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $6,015.72 (5-0)
- Approved February 13, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Administrator's Report of February 26, 2025
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Village Council February 13, 2025
Village Council voted to proceed with the Ottawa County Regional Water system regionalization process. Other key actions included appointing a part-time police officer and authorizing a $18,500 contract for waterline project services.
- Approved continuing regionalization process with Ottawa County Regional Water system (6-0)
- Appointed Jeffrey Canter as a part-time police officer effective Feb 16, 2025 (6-0)
- Approved $18,500 proposal from CT Consultants for Johnson’s Island waterline project (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution 1-2025 to sell personal property via internet auction (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution 6-2025 for electric energy consulting services with Great Lakes Energy Brokers (6-0)
- Authorized mayor to sign waterline easement agreement for Gaydos Drive and Extension (6-0)
- Approved $250 annual membership for Ohio Municipal League Legislative Action Committee (6-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $160,950.68 (6-0)
Village Administrator's Report of February 13, 2025
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Village Council February 12, 2025
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Planning Commission February 5, 2025 (2)
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Planning Commission February 5, 2025
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Planning Commission February 5, 2025
Because two members were absent, the Marblehead Planning Commission deferred all decisions until its next meeting and took no formal votes. The commission held discussions on property maintenance, trash receptacles, several informal project proposals, and a public hearing for side yard setback variances at 423 East Main Street.
- Deferred all decisions and official votes to the next meeting due to member absences
- Continued public hearing for variances at 423 East Main Street to the March meeting
- Heard informal discussions on proposed building projects, setbacks, and property maintenance
Village Council January 30, 2025
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Village Council January 30, 2025
Council approved Resolution No. 5-2025 to place a police levy on the ballot. The proposed 1.5-mill levy is estimated to generate $369,000 annually. Council members discussed the need for public information and the alternative of contracting services with Danbury.
- Waived three readings for Resolution No. 5-2025 (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 5-2025 regarding the necessity of an additional police levy (5-1)
Village Council January 28, 2025
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Village Council January 28, 2025
Village Council approved a resolution requesting the Ottawa County Auditor to certify the revenue that would be generated by a 1.5 mill tax levy for police purposes. The decision followed a discussion regarding whether to maintain the village police department or contract services from Danbury Township.
- Adopted Resolution No. 4-2025 for a 1.5 mill police levy (6-0)
Village Council January 22, 2025
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Village Council January 22, 2025
The Village Council approved an emergency resolution amending their bank depository agreement following Marblehead Bank's merger with State Bank and Trust. They also adopted a resolution of necessity for a proposed 2.0-mill police tax levy for the May 6 ballot and scheduled a special meeting for January 28. Additionally, the council approved the January 8 minutes and authorized the payment of bills totaling $111,887.85.
- Approved January 8, 2025 regular meeting minutes (voice vote)
- Adopted Resolution No. 2-2025 amending bank depository agreement with State Bank and Trust (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 3-2025 requesting tax valuation and revenue data for a 2.0-mill police levy (6-0)
- Set special meeting for Tuesday, January 28, 2025 at 5:00 pm to consider tax levy legislation
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $111,887.85 (6-0)
Village Administrator's Report of January 22, 2025
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Village Council January 8, 2025 (2)
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Village Council January 8, 2025
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Village Council January 8, 2025
Council elected Dean Dorko as President Pro Tem and adopted an ordinance establishing a speed limit on Harsh Road. The board also authorized over $162,000 in bill payments and extended a medical leave of absence for an employee.
- Elected Dean Dorko as President Pro Tem (6-0)
- Approved December 11, 2024 meeting minutes
- Adopted Ordinance No. 18-2024 establishing a speed limit on Harsh Road (6-0)
- Changed July 4, 2025 pay date to July 3, 2025 (6-0)
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $162,418.44 (6-0)
- Extended unpaid medical leave for Eric Helgesen through March 31, 2025 (6-0)
Village Administrator's Report of January 8, 2025
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Planning Commission January 2, 2025
The Commission approved a rear yard setback variance for a porch addition at 1214 Prairie Street. It determined a variance was not needed for a proposed shed at 102 West Main Street. Members will research property maintenance codes and review development plans for a trash receptacle area.
- Approved December 4, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Denied variance for 102 West Main Street shed as it meets setback requirements
- Granted variance Application 2024-51 for 13-foot backyard setback at 1214 Prairie Street (unanimous)
- Assigned Member Kennedy and Administrator White to research property maintenance codes and enforcement
Planning Commission January 2, 2025
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Employment Application
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Legal Ordinance No
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Legal Invitation to Bid 2025 Marblehead Street Improvements
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