Minster public meetings in 2021
30 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council
The Minster Village Council approved a three-year emergency medical services contract with the Minster Area Life Squad at $96,500 per year, adopted a salary administration plan with up to 3.5% raises, and passed interim appropriations of $4,725,500 for 2022. Council also authorized participation in the EcoSmart Choice green energy program, designated land for sale to Fox Supply, and approved various purchases and appointments.
- Approved 3-year EMS contract with Minster Area Life Squad at $96,500/year
- Adopted salary administration plan with 3.5% or $0.75/hour raises
- Adopted $4,725,500 interim appropriations for 2022
- Authorized participation in AMP EcoSmart Choice green energy program
- Designated 0.75-acre land for sale to Fox Supply at $20,000/acre
- Approved $16,080 workers comp fee and $17,985 drinking fountains
- Appointed Nicole Clune and Craig Oldiges to Fire Fighters' Dependent Fund
- Approved purchase of 2022 police cruiser
Council
The Minster Village Council held its December 7, 2021 meeting, taking action on several items. They approved a three-year emergency medical services contract with the Minster Area Life Squad at $96,500 annually, adopted an ordinance establishing new extra strength wastewater surcharge rates, and passed an ordinance designating land in the State Route 66 Industrial Park as not needed for municipal purposes to allow its sale to Thieman Holding, LLC. The council also approved payment of invoices, including legal fees for the solar lawsuit, and discussed a potential needs assessment survey with Miami University.
- Approved EMS contract with Minster Area Life Squad (3-year, $96,500/year)
- Adopted Ordinance 21-12-03 designating land for sale to Thieman Holding, LLC
- Approved payment of $22,036.72 invoice to Duncan and Allen for solar lawsuit legal services
- Approved invoices over $3,000 including $311,103 to Andover Bank and $53,788 to Homan & Stucke
- Accepted November 2021 income tax report showing $282,513.88 in receipts
- Discussed first reading of wastewater surcharge ordinance (Ordinance 21-12-02)
- Discussed second reading of EcoSmart Choice Program resolution (Resolution 21-11-01)
- Discussed working with Miami University on needs assessment survey
Zoning Board
The Minster Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing on November 9, 2021, to consider five variance requests. The minutes list the requests but do not record any motions, votes, or decisions on them. The board also approved the minutes from the August 10, 2021 meeting.
- Approved August 10, 2021 minutes (unanimous)
- Heard variance request by DS Wash Enterprises for LED sign at 462 N State Route 66 (no action recorded)
- Heard variance request by BSB Land Partners for office addition at 360 Industrial Drive (no action recorded)
- Heard variance request by Minster-New Bremen Storage for ground signs at 190 Midway Drive (no action recorded)
- Heard variance request by Brett and Jennifer Steinke for home addition at 256 N Frankfort Street (no action recorded)
- Heard variance request by Adam Suchland for accessory building at 278 S Main Street (no action recorded)
Council
Council discussed but did not pass Resolution 21-10-01 for sidewalks on State Route 119, awaiting more information from county commissioners. They approved a $99,400 agreement with CDM Smith for TDS Phase I design, reappointed Joel Wuebker to the Minster Community Fund Distribution Committee, approved a $18,193 legal invoice from Duncan & Allen, and approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $1,452,591.51.
- Approved $99,400 CDM Smith TDS Phase I design agreement
- Reappointed Joel Wuebker to Minster Community Fund Distribution Committee (3-year term)
- Approved $18,193 Duncan & Allen legal invoice
- Approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $1,452,591.51
- Requested $5.00 Permissive License Fee funds from county
- Discussed but did not pass sidewalk resolution 21-10-01
Council
The Minster Village Council held its regular meeting on October 19, 2021. The council discussed and gave first reading to a resolution declaring it necessary to install concrete sidewalks along State Route 119 West, with assessments to property owners. The council also discussed and passed a resolution authorizing the Village Administrator to submit a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant application for playground equipment and a splash pad at Paris Street Park, with a 50% match required. The council approved invoices totaling $287,494.50, including several purchases over $3,000. No other substantive decisions were recorded.
- Passed Resolution 21-10-02 authorizing submission of $500,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant application for Paris Street Park playground and splash pad (unanimous)
- Gave first reading to Resolution 21-10-01 declaring necessity to install concrete sidewalks along State Route 119 West with property assessments
- Approved invoices totaling $287,494.50, including purchases over $3,000 (unanimous)
Council
Council discussed and passed Ordinance 21-10-01, which establishes a salary administration plan, creates a new part-time assistant fiscal officer position, and sets the fiscal officer salary at $47,000 per year. The ordinance was passed as an emergency. Council also discussed appointing Amy Siegel as Fiscal Officer and John Stechschulte as Assistant Fiscal Officer, but the minutes do not record final votes on these appointments.
- Passed Ordinance 21-10-01 establishing salary plan and creating assistant fiscal officer position (emergency)
- Set Fiscal Officer salary at $47,000/year and Assistant Fiscal Officer at $12,500/year
- Discussed appointment of Amy Siegel as Fiscal Officer (no recorded vote)
- Discussed appointment of John Stechschulte as Assistant Fiscal Officer (no recorded vote)
- Approved invoices totaling $2,117,348.00
- Approved receipts totaling $116,978.80
Council
Council approved Resolution 21-09-03, increasing appropriations for the American Rescue Plan Act fund by $147,000. They also appointed Derek P. Siefring as a part-time police officer at $16.50 per hour, approved the August 2021 income tax report, and approved invoices including a $86,825 legal invoice from Duncan and Allen. Trick or Treat was set for October 28.
- Approved Resolution 21-09-03 increasing ARPA fund appropriations by $147,000
- Appointed Derek P. Siefring as part-time police officer at $16.50/hour
- Approved August 2021 income tax report ($341,332.31)
- Approved $86,825 invoice from Duncan and Allen for legal services
- Approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $72,560
- Set Trick or Treat for October 28
Council
The Minster Village Council met in special session on September 14, 2021. The meeting included committee reports and discussion items, but no ordinances or resolutions were voted on. Council entered executive session to discuss hiring personnel, and the meeting adjourned. The minutes include a draft job description for a Fiscal Officer position and interview questions, but no hiring decision was recorded.
- Entered executive session to discuss hiring of personnel
- Adjourned the special meeting
Council
Council awarded the Seventh Street Reconstruction Project to Brumbaugh Construction, Inc. for $1,231,760.00, the lowest of seven bids. Council also accepted the Auglaize County Local Government Fund distribution, authorized an OPWC grant application, accepted the Deputy Clerk's resignation, hired a new Public Works employee, and approved the July income tax report.
- Awarded Seventh Street Reconstruction contract to Brumbaugh Construction, Inc. for $1,231,760.00
- Accepted Auglaize County Local Government Fund distribution of $78,439.50
- Authorized OPWC State Capital Improvement Program grant application for East Seventh Street and North Paris Street
- Accepted resignation of Deputy Clerk Kyle Gusching effective October 1, 2021
- Employed Luke Lazier as Utility Maintenance Worker I at $16.75 per hour
- Approved July 2021 Income Tax Report showing $232,110.71 in receipts
Zoning Board
The Minster Zoning Board of Appeals approved all three variance requests on the agenda. The Frillings received variances for a home addition and attached garage at 40 South Hanover Street, plus a variance for a decorative fence on the property line. The Bruns received variances for a portable accessory building at 212 South Garfield Street. The board also approved the June 8, 2021 minutes.
- Approved Frilling variance for home addition and attached garage at 40 South Hanover St (unanimous)
- Approved Frilling variance for decorative fence on property line at 40 South Hanover St (unanimous)
- Approved Bruns variance for portable accessory building at 212 South Garfield St (unanimous)
- Approved June 8, 2021 minutes (unanimous)
Council
Council passed Ordinance 21-08-01 authorizing a 10-year note with Minster Bank for $101,419.89 at 1.99% interest to finance property assessments for the 2021 Second/Garfield Streets Project. Council also approved a $31,556.72 invoice for paving Hamilton Street, authorized seeking bids for the East Seventh Street Reconstruction Project, and allowed the Oktoberfest Committee to use the park with a dog prohibition. Police Officer Parker Maurer was sworn in.
- Adopted Ordinance 21-08-01 authorizing 10-year note for Second/Garfield Streets Project
- Approved $31,556.72 invoice for Hamilton Street paving from Buehler Asphalt Paving
- Authorized seeking bids for East Seventh Street Reconstruction Project
- Allowed Oktoberfest Committee to use park for 2021 Oktoberfest and prohibited dogs during event
- Swore in Police Officer Parker Maurer
Council
Council awarded the 2021 Minor Street Resurfacing Project contract to Barrett Paving Materials, Inc. for $312,869.60, the lowest of three bids. Council also passed resolutions to increase appropriations for designated funds and to place a renewal of the 3-mill Fire and EMS tax levy on the November 2, 2021 ballot. An invoice for legal services from Duncan and Allen in the amount of $22,280.40 was approved for payment.
- Awarded 2021 Minor Street Resurfacing Project to Barrett Paving Materials, Inc. for $312,869.60
- Passed Resolution 21-07-02 increasing appropriations for designated funds
- Passed Resolution 21-07-03 declaring intent to place renewal of 3-mill Fire and EMS tax levy on November 2, 2021 ballot
- Approved legal services invoice from Duncan and Allen for $22,280.40
- Approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $120,783.32
Council
Council passed Resolution 21-07-01, declaring it necessary to levy an additional tax in excess of the ten-mill limitation and declaring an emergency. The resolution was approved, and the tax levy will appear on the November ballot. The minutes do not record the specific amount or rate of the proposed levy.
- Approved Resolution 21-07-01 to levy an additional tax in excess of the ten-mill limitation.
- Approved the minutes from the June 15, 2021 and June 29, 2021 meetings.
- Approved an invoice for legal services from Duncan and Allen.
- Approved invoices over $3,000.
- Appointed Parker Maurer as a part-time police officer.
- Approved the purchase of a new truck for the Public Works Department.
- Approved the June Income Tax report from the City of St. Marys.
Council
The Minster Village Council passed Resolution 21-05-04, declaring it necessary to improve Seventh Street from Main Street to past Hamilton Street. The resolution authorizes the project and the assessment of a portion of costs to property owners along the street. Council also approved seeking bids for the 2021 Minor Street Resurfacing Project, which includes several streets and an alternate bid for the Utility Building Parking Lot.
- Adopted Resolution 21-05-04 declaring it necessary to improve Seventh Street from Main Street to past Hamilton Street, with assessments to property owners.
- Approved a motion to seek bids for the 2021 Minor Street Resurfacing Project, including Stadium Drive, Greenhills Drive, State Route 66 Access Road, Park Place Drive, Savannah Place, Northcrest Drive, and the intersection of Cleveland and Seventh Street.
- Approved invoices over $3,000.00, including payments to American Power Systems, Utilities Instrumentation, Andover Bank, Anixter Power Solutions, Bridgewell Resources, Hoge Lumber, Paulus Excavating, Solomon Corporation, and Hearn Law Office.
- Approved the May 2021 Income Tax Report from the City of St. Marys, reporting $400,283.30 in income tax receipts for the month.
- Approved the minutes from the June 1, 2021 council meeting.
- Approved the use of Paris Street Park on August 22, 2021 for a fundraising event.
- Approved the resignation of Council Member Paul Enneking, effective June 30, 2021.
- Approved the hiring of four additional part-time lifeguards for the pool.
Zoning Board
The June 8, 2021 meeting was a public hearing on a height variance request by David and Karla Grieshop for a detached accessory building at 81 Line Drive. The minutes do not record a decision on this request. The board also approved minutes from prior meetings and discussed old business, but no substantive decisions were made at this session.
- Approved May 5, 2021 minutes (all in favor)
- Approved May 11, 2021 minutes (all in favor)
- Heard Grieshop variance request for 22 ft 3.25 in accessory building (no decision recorded)
Council
Council gave final approval to Ordinance 21-05-01, vacating portions of Sixth and Webster Streets and various alleys for the Steeple View Estates subdivision. Council also held a second reading of Resolution 21-05-04, declaring it necessary to improve Seventh Street from Main Street to past Hamilton Street, with costs partially assessed to property owners. Additionally, Council approved a $32,331.25 invoice for legal services from Duncan and Allen and a $35,456.00 invoice for building materials from Baumer Construction.
- Approved Ordinance 21-05-01 vacating streets and alleys for Steeple View Estates
- Advanced Resolution 21-05-04 for Seventh Street improvements (second reading)
- Approved $32,331.25 invoice for legal services from Duncan and Allen
- Approved $35,456.00 invoice for materials from Baumer Construction
- Approved invoices totaling $1,000,585.17
Council
Council gave a second reading to Ordinance 21-05-01, which vacates portions of Sixth Street, Webster Street, and various alleys for the Steeple View Estates subdivision. The ordinance was not adopted at this meeting; it will be considered for final passage at a later date. Council also passed resolutions authorizing a Nature Works grant application, supporting House Bill 146, and establishing a new American Rescue Plan Act fund.
- Gave second reading to Ordinance 21-05-01 vacating streets and alleys for Steeple View Estates
- Passed Resolution 21-05-01 authorizing Nature Works grant application to ODNR
- Passed Resolution 21-05-02 supporting House Bill 146 and permissive prevailing wage
- Passed Resolution 21-05-03 establishing Fund 211 for American Rescue Plan Act money
- Passed Ordinance 21-05-02 amending salary administration plan
- Gave first reading to Resolution 21-05-04 for Seventh Street improvements
- Approved Interconnection Standards for customer-owned renewable generation up to 10 kW
- Approved April 2021 income tax report showing $574,606.12 in receipts
Zoning Board
The Minster Zoning Board of Appeals approved two height variances for accessory buildings, a conditional use permit for a propane tank, and a side-yard variance for a garage, while tabling a conditional use permit for a mini-storage facility until the applicants own the property. The board also approved the April 13, 2021 minutes.
- Approved 1-foot-7-inch height variance for Belcher accessory building (unanimous)
- Approved 5-foot-8-inch height variance for Wolf accessory building (unanimous)
- Approved conditional use permit for 30,000-gallon propane tank at Burke Petroleum (unanimous)
- Approved 5-foot-6-inch side-yard variance for Schneider garage (2-1)
- Tabled Niemeyer mini-storage conditional use permit until property ownership is secured (unanimous)
- Approved April 13, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Minster Zoning Board of Appeals held a special meeting on May 5, 2021, to consider a conditional use permit request from Bryan and Matt Niemeyer for a mini-storage facility on a parcel west of True Value Hardware, zoned Residential Planned Unit Development. The minutes are largely procedural and do not record a final decision on the request.
- Heard conditional use permit request by Bryan and Matt Niemeyer for mini-storage facility (no vote recorded)
Council
Council passed Ordinance 21-05-02 as an emergency, amending the enterprise zone agreement with Nidec Minster to reflect an actual investment of $3,650,000 instead of the originally planned $6,050,000. The amendment was needed because Nidec delayed a $2,400,000 siding project. Council also held a first reading on a street and alley vacation for the Steeple View Estates subdivision and discussed hiring seasonal and public works employees.
- Adopted amended Nidec Minster enterprise zone agreement as emergency (Ordinance 21-05-02)
- Held first reading on street/alley vacation for Steeple View Estates (Ordinance 21-05-01)
- Discussed approving $49,683.10 Duncan and Allen legal services invoice
- Discussed whether to object to liquor permit renewals
- Discussed hiring part-time and seasonal employees
- Discussed hiring a Public Works Department employee
Council
Council approved hiring Buehler Asphalt Paving Inc. to pave a portion of Hamilton Street for $30,300, following the lowering of the rise on North Hamilton Street. They also employed Jacob Winner as a fire fighter with the Minster-Jackson Township Fire Department. Invoices over $3,000 and the March 2021 Income Tax Report from the City of St. Marys were approved.
- Approved $30,300 paving contract with Buehler Asphalt Paving Inc. for Hamilton Street
- Employed Jacob Winner as fire fighter with Minster-Jackson Township Fire Department
- Approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $54,678.03
- Approved March 2021 Income Tax Report showing $274,001.42 in receipts
Zoning Board
The Zoning Board of Appeals met on April 13, 2021, and approved a height variance for Eric and Joel Belcher to build a detached accessory building 23 feet 8 inches tall, exceeding the 18-foot limit. The board also approved a variance for a 19-foot-7-inch accessory building for Eric and Janet Belcher. A request for a 30,000-gallon bulk propane tank at 315 West First Street was approved. A variance for an attached garage at 507 North Hanover Street was approved. A request for a mini-storage facility west of True Value Hardware was approved. The board also approved the minutes from the previous meeting.
- {'decision': 'Approved height variance for accessory building at 18 Belcher property', 'details': 'Eric and Janet Belcher requested a variance to allow a detached accessory building 27 feet 7 inches in height, exceeding the 18-foot zoning limit by 9 feet 7 inches.'}
- {'decision': 'Approved height variance for accessory building at 23 Northcrest Drive', 'details': 'Wolf requested a variance to allow a detached accessory building 23 feet 8 inches in height, exceeding the 18-foot zoning limit by 5 feet 8 inches.'}
- {'decision': 'Approved conditional use permit for bulk propane tank at 315 West First Street', 'details': 'Belcher Petroleum requested a conditional use permit to install a 30,000-gallon bulk propane tank at 315 West First Street.'}
- {'decision': 'Approved setback variance for attached garage at 117 North Hanover Street', 'details': 'Schneider requested a variance to allow an attached garage setback of 5 feet 6 inches instead of the required 7 feet 6 inches.'}
- {'decision': 'Approved conditional use permit for mini-storage facility west of True Value Hardware', 'details': 'Niemeyer requested a conditional use permit to erect mini-storage buildings on a property west of True Value Hardware.'}
Council
Council gave final approval to Ordinance 21-03-01, establishing a Small Power Production Rate Schedule for customers who generate their own electricity, such as with solar panels. The council also discussed repairs to the Ohio Street Water Tower and a location for a new water tower, but took no formal action on those items. Council authorized Lake County Sewer to begin lining a sanitary sewer line, approved the purchase of a new water department truck, and approved a list of invoices over $3,000, including a $43,575 legal invoice from Duncan and Allen.
- Adopted Ordinance 21-03-01 establishing a Small Power Production Rate Schedule for behind-the-meter generation.
- Approved a motion to allow Lake County Sewer to begin work lining the sanitary sewer between Hanover and Lincoln Streets and between Third and Fifth Streets.
- Approved a motion to purchase a 2021 GMC 2500 truck for the water department through State Purchasing.
- Approved a motion to approve invoices over $3,000.00.
- Approved a motion to approve an invoice from Duncan and Allen for legal services totaling $43,575.00.
- Approved the minutes of the March 16, 2021 meeting.
- Discussed repairs to the Ohio Street Water Tower and a location for a new water tower, but took no formal action.
- Discussed the transfer of a D2 liquor permit to Short Drive LLC (Bud's Pizza), but took no formal action.
Council
Council held the third and final reading of Ordinance 21-02-02, levying a special assessment of $240,028.12 on property owners for the Second and Garfield Street improvement project. The ordinance was adopted, allowing property owners 45 days to pay their assessment or have it added to their property taxes over ten years. Council also suspended rules to pass and adopt Ordinance 20-10-02, awarding COVID-19 small business grants, and Resolutions 21-03-01 and 21-03-02, authorizing fund transfers and accepting tax rates. A motion was passed to seek bids for the East Tennis Court Renovation Project.
- Adopted Ordinance 21-02-02 levying a $240,028.12 special assessment for the Second and Garfield Street improvement project.
- Suspended rules and adopted Ordinance 20-10-02 awarding COVID-19 small business grants to 16 businesses.
- Suspended rules and adopted Resolution 21-03-01 authorizing transfers of money to various funds.
- Suspended rules and adopted Resolution 21-03-02 accepting tax rates and levies as determined by the Budget Commission.
- Passed a motion to seek bids for the East Tennis Court Renovation Project.
- Approved the February 2021 Income Tax Report from the City of St. Marys.
- Approved invoices totaling $319,919.19.
Zoning Board
The Minster Zoning Board of Appeals approved all four new variance requests on the agenda: a wall sign for McDonald's at 400 North Main Street, a side-yard addition for Craig Lehmkuhl at 121 North Frankfort Street, a front-yard setback for B&B Logistics at 331 South Ohio Street, and a height variance for John and Elizabeth Dues at 24 North Hanover Street. The board also approved, on a 3-2 vote, a variance for Jeff and Lisa Dirksen to park a boat within 7'-6" of the property line at 16 Greenhills Drive. The minutes from January 12, 2021 were approved. The meeting adjourned at 8:04 pm.
- Approved McDonald's variance for a wall sign on the north side of the building at 400 North Main Street.
- Approved Craig Lehmkuhl's side-yard variance for an addition at 121 North Frankfort Street.
- Approved B&B Logistics' front-yard setback variance for an addition at 331 South Ohio Street.
- Approved John and Elizabeth Dues' height variance for a garage/pool house at 24 North Hanover Street.
- Approved Jeff and Lisa Dirksen's variance to park a boat within 7'-6" of the property line at 16 Greenhills Drive, on a 3-2 vote.
- Approved the minutes from the January 12, 2021 meeting.
Council
Council suspended rules to pass and adopt Ordinance 20-10-02, awarding COVID-19 business relief grants funded by CARES Act money, after a prior vote failed due to an abstention. Council also discussed the second reading of Ordinance 21-02-02, which levies a $240,028.12 special assessment for the Second and Garfield Street improvement project. Additionally, Council approved the purchase of a Kubota mower, a Freightliner dump truck, and payment of a $61,833 invoice to Paulus Excavating.
- Adopted Ordinance 20-10-02 awarding COVID-19 small business grants (suspended rules)
- Discussed second reading of Ordinance 21-02-02 levying $240,028.12 special assessment for Second/Garfield Street project
- Approved $61,833 payment to Paulus Excavating for storm sewer work
- Approved $14,164.20 purchase of Kubota 72" zero turn mower for Parks Department
- Approved $148,616 purchase of 2021 Freightliner dump truck from State Purchasing
- Approved January 2021 income tax report showing $338,359.97 in receipts
- Approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $837,212.02
Council
Council approved the third and final reading of Ordinance 21-01-01, awarding a $72,000 contract to Minster Concrete Coatings for a poured-in-place rubber surface at Four Seasons Park. They also held the first reading of an ordinance to levy a $240,028.12 special assessment for street improvements on Second and Garfield Streets. A motion was made to purchase a John Deere 310SL backhoe for $99,381 through the State Purchasing Program.
- Approved $72,000 contract to Minster Concrete Coatings for playground rubber surface (Ordinance 21-01-01)
- Held first reading of $240,028.12 special assessment for Second/Garfield Street improvements (Ordinance 21-02-02)
- Discussed motion to purchase John Deere 310SL backhoe for $99,381 via State Purchasing Program
Zoning Board
The Minster Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing on February 9, 2021, to consider five variance requests, but the minutes do not record any decisions or votes on them. The requests were from McDonald's, Craig Lehmkuhl, B&B Logistics, John and Elizabeth Dues, and Jeff and Lisa Dirksen. The meeting was adjourned without any formal action being noted.
- No decisions recorded; five variance requests heard and left pending
Council
Council passed Ordinance 21-01-01 awarding a $72,000 contract to Minster Concrete Coatings for a poured-in-place rubber surface at Four Seasons Park. Council also adopted the 2021 annual appropriations totaling $28,200,234.13. An agreement for engineering services from Choice One Engineering for the Dues Ditch Project was discussed.
- Awarded $72,000 playground rubber surface contract to Minster Concrete Coatings
- Adopted $28,200,234.13 annual appropriations for 2021
- Discussed engineering services agreement with Choice One Engineering for Dues Ditch Project
Council
Council approved the final reading of Ordinance 20-12-03, rezoning annexed land at Main and Seventh Street to commercial (C-2) and residential (R-1). They also passed resolutions to participate in the state cooperative purchasing program and to sell excess property via internet auction. The council awarded a $72,000 contract to Minster Concrete Coatings for a poured-in-place rubber surface at Four Seasons Park. Travis Wilges was sworn in as a new council member, and appointments were made to various boards and commissions.
- Adopted Ordinance 20-12-03 rezoning 3.119 acres to C-2 and 15.332 acres to R-1 at Main & Seventh St
- Passed Resolution 21-01-01 authorizing participation in Ohio Cooperative Purchasing Program
- Passed Resolution 21-01-02 authorizing sale of excess property by internet auction
- Awarded $72,000 contract to Minster Concrete Coatings for playground rubber surface at Four Seasons Park
- Swore in Travis Wilges as council member
- Appointed council president and various board/commission members
- Appointed Nicole Clune and Craig Oldiges to Volunteer Fire Fighters' Dependent Fund
- Approved invoices over $3,000 totaling $55,560.87