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Wednesday, August 26, 2026 9:00 AM City of Toledo One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers Lucas County Plan Commission Formal Agenda August 26, 2026 Lucas County Plan Commission Formal Agenda PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL PROOF OF NOTICE SWEARING IN MINUTES FINAL PLATS CASE DESCRIPTIONS Conditional Use Permit for residential care facility at 7260 and 7270 Crossleigh Court (mlm) Z20-C1097 Z20C1097_20260826_Staff_Report Attachments: Text Amendment to Modify Article 8 Supplemental Regulations, Section 803 Agriculture and Article 19 Definitions (mlm) Z20-C1098 Z20C1098_20260826_Staff_Report Attachments: Text Amendment to Amend Section 15 M-1 Limited Industrial District and Section 17 APH - Airport Highway Overlay Z19-C708 Z19C708_20260826_Staff_Report Attachments: DIRECTOR’S REPORT CHAIRMAN'S REPORT ADJOURNMENT

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Wed Aug 19, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Zoning & Planning Committee

Toledo zoning committee to weigh recreation, auto sales, zone changes

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss several zoning items, including a community recreation use at 355 Dearborn, a special use permit for used auto sales at 5057 Lewis Avenue, a zone change at 3959 Lagrange Street, a PUD amendment at 3027 W Alexis, a special use permit at 4103 Lagrange Street, and a text amendment regarding community recreation. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

Community recreation at 355 Dearborn
Special use permit for used auto sales at 5057 Lewis Avenue
Zone change at 3959 Lagrange Street
PUD amendment at 3027 W Alexis
Text amendment on community recreation

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City Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers 4:00 PM Wednesday, August 19, 2026 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: ZPC20260819 City Council Zoning & Planning Committee Agenda Theresa Morris, Chair | Adam Martinez, Vice Chair Wednesday, August 19, 2026 One Government Center 1st Floor 4:00 P.M. #1 Community Recreation at 355 Dearborn #2 SUP for used auto sales at 5057 Lewis Avenue #2 Attachments and pictures for 5057 Lewis #3 Zone change at 3959 Lagrange Street #4 PUD Amendment for 3027 W Alexis #5 4103 Lagrange Street SUP #6 Text Amendment Comunity Recreation Active Attachments: Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 8/12/2026

Tue Aug 18, 2026 · 2:00 PM

City Council

Council to vote on $2.7M demolition of former Health Dept. building

Toledo City Council will review a wide-ranging agenda including contracts, grants, and ordinances. Key items include authorizing up to $2.7 million for demolition and remediation of the former Health Department Building at 701 Cherry Street, a $16 million loan for sewer repairs on Arlington Ave., and a $2.52 million bond for sidewalk improvements. The agenda also includes several routine items such as appointments, recognitions, and special assessments for street lighting and tree maintenance.

Authorize $2,700,000 for demolition of former Health Department Building at 701 Cherry Street and construction of employee parking lot
Authorize $16,000,000 loan for Phase II sewer failure repair on Arlington Ave.
Issue $2,520,000 in notes for sidewalk construction and rehabilitation
Authorize $85,000 contract with Flock Group Inc. for school safety cameras in District 2
Declare intent to designate 509 Oswald St. and 500 Clark St. as historic landmarks

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Council Chambers

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City Council City of Toledo Agenda Review One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers 2:00 PM Tuesday, August 18, 2026 Agenda Review for the August 25, 2026 Meeting of Toledo City Council RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: TMP-12757 Recognizing the Cakewalkin’ Jass Band for Nearly 60 Years of Musical Excellence RIA: Cakewalkin’ Jass Band Sponsor: McPherson Label: APPOINTMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR: TMP-12814 New Appointments - Toledo City Historic Commission - Eastern/Southern District SKM_C361i26072810220_TCHDC Bruce Vidak Attachments: TMP-12815 New Appointment to the Downtown Parking Lot Review & Improvement Advisory Committee Downtown Parking Lot Review and Improvment Advisory Comm Attachments: TMP-12816 Re-Appointments - Downtown Parking Lot Review and Improvement Advisory Committee Downtown Parking Lot Review and Improvement Advisory Com DPLRIAC attendance 2024-2026 on page Attachments: TMP-12817 Re-Appointment - Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals 20260714114941049_N. Knapke reappt 20260714114948913_N. Knapke attendance 2026 Attachments: TMP-12818 Re-Appointment to the Toledo Lucas County Health Board August 18, 2026 City Council Agenda Review 20260805152720580_TLC Health Board attendance Susan Postal 20260805152720580_TLCHD Susan Postal reappt Attachments: SECOND READING ITEMS: O-307-26 Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a five-year implementation and software subscription contract with Flock Group Inc. for exterior camera systems for various sch …

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Mon Aug 17, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

Toledo zoning appeals board meets with no listed cases

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals is holding a formal meeting on August 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM in City Council Chambers. The agenda contains only a case description placeholder and adjournment, with no specific zoning cases, applications, or public hearings listed. This appears to be a procedural or administrative session.

No specific zoning cases or applications listed on the agenda

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City Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals Formal Agenda City Council Chambers 10:00 AM Monday, August 17, 2026 CASE DESCRIPTIONS BZA20260810 Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals August 17, 2026 BZA Packet August 2026 Attachments: ADJOURNMENT Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 8/10/2026

Thu Aug 13, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Toledo City Plan Commission

Plan Commission to weigh zone changes, demolition, and gas station permit

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on August 13, 2026, to decide several land-use cases. Items include a downtown building demolition, two zone changes, a special use permit for gas and fuel sales, a major site plan review, a storage permit for towaway vehicles, and a local landmark designation. The meeting will also include roll call, proof of notice, and approval of minutes.

Downtown Overlay District review of building demolition at 635 N. Erie Street
Zone change from CO Office Commercial to RD6 Duplex Residential at 1302 Kelsey Avenue
Zone change from IL Limited Industrial to CR Regional Commercial at 3910 Haverhill Drive
Special Use Permit for gas and fuel sales at 2489 N. Detroit Avenue
Review of Local Landmark Designation for the Dura Building at 4500 N. Detroit Avenue

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Council Chambers

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Good afternoon. This is a regularly scheduled meeting at the City of Toledo Planning Commission. Ms. Cottrell, will you please call the roll? Rachel Momine. Here. Emery Whittington. Here. Brandon Rakoff. Here. Chris Ball. Here. Eric Rosweiler. Here. Mr. Chair, you have a quorum notice that this meeting is posted in the office of the Toledo-Lewis County Planning Commission and the Clerk of Council's office in the lobby of one government center. Copy that notice is available for inspection in our files if anyone would care to do so. We have a procedure here at the Planning Commission that if you plan on speaking today in favor of or opposed to any case, we must swear you in. At the beginning of each case, we'll call the case. We'll ask that the applicant step forward to the lectern. The applicant will have an opportunity of about five minutes to present their case. After they're completed with their presentation, we'll open it up to the audience for comments or in favor of or disapproval of the application. And then... And then we'll give the applicant some additional time to make final comments. Please also remember to sign in at the lectern if you speak today. Ms. Cottrell, do we have any minutes to approve? We have the minutes from July 9, 2026. I'll accept a motion on those minutes. Ball will make a motion for approval. Mom and Neil will second. We have a first and a second to approve the minutes. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Okay, those minutes are approve …

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Thursday, August 13, 2026 2:00 PM City of Toledo One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda August 13, 2026Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL PROOF OF NOTICE SWEARING IN MINUTES FINAL PLATS CASE DESCRIPTIONS Downtown Overlay District Review of a Building Demolition at 635 N. Erie Street (bh) DOD-9-26 DOD926_20260731_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from CO Office Commercial to RD6 Duplex Residential at 1302 Kelsey Avenue (av) Z26-0013 Z260013_20260731_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from IL Limited Industrial to CR Regional Commercial at 3910 Haverhill Drive (lk) Z26-0014 Z260014_20260813_Staff_ReportAttachments: Special Use Permit for Gas & Fuel Sales at 2489 N Detroit Avenue (as) SUP25-0037 SUP250037_20260813_Staff_ReportAttachments: Major Site Plan Review for a New Building and Site Modifications at 5315 Stickney Avenue (av) SPR26-0030 SPR260030_20260813_Staff_ReportAttachments: August 13, 2026Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda Special Use Permit for Storage of Towaway Vehicles at 5825 Angola Road (av) SUP26-0018 SUP260018_20260813_Staff_ReportAttachments: Review of Local Landmark Designation for the Dura Building at 4500 N. Detroit Avenue (bh) M-14-26 M-14-26_20260731_Staff_ReportAttachments: CHAIRMAN'S REPORT DIRECTOR’S REPORT ADJOURNMENT

Thu Jul 30, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Board of Revision of Assessments

Board holds public hearing on assessment appeals at One Government Center

The Toledo Board of Revision of Assessments will conduct a public hearing in the Council Chambers at One Government Center, located at Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street. Board members will take roll call, verify notice of the cases, and review case descriptions before adjourning. No specific cases or decisions are listed in the agenda.

Public hearing on assessment revision cases
Roll call of board members
Proof of notice verification
Review of case descriptions
Adjournment

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Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Board of Revision of Assessments Formal Agenda Council Chambers10:00 AMThursday, July 30, 2026 PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL PROOF OF NOTICE CASE DESCRIPTIONS BORA20260730 Board of Revision of Assessments July 30, 2026 BOR AgendaAttachments: ADJOURNMENT Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 7/15/2026

Wed Jul 29, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

Toledo finance meeting

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee is meeting to discuss unspecified matters. The agenda is procedural boilerplate and does not include specific items for discussion or decision.

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City Council Chambers

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Thank you. I have no idea. Dr. Jones is upstairs. Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome to the Finance, Debt, and Budget Oversight Committee. We'll have a meeting, and the clerk will call the roll. Sorrento? Here. Driscoll? Here. Gaddis? Hobbs? Jones? Martinez? Two present. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Today we're going to begin with the Department of Public Controlies and an update on collections. Good afternoon, Director. Good afternoon, Councilman. I would first like to start with some of the items that were touched on in the last month's meeting. Chief Operating Officer Robeson reported during last month 's meeting, we have been working on a plan with what other municipalities have done and what the City of Toledo is able to do as far as irrigation meters and our deduct meters program. One of the questions that was asked was can we finance this through an assessment? As for private plumbing, Ohio's constitution and statutes are clear that enterprise funds cannot be used for private purposes. So the approach that we find to be most appropriate is to have two meters. One meter will be for the irrigation and our department between utilities administration and the water distribution are working on setting up that program and we will be contacting people this week and we will work with comms to get that information up on the website. And next year we will do a larger campaign, but since we're starting to dwindle down for the year, we will let people know, but just know that next year …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers4:00 PMWednesday, July 29, 2026 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: FDBO20260729 Finance Debt & Budget Oversight Committee July 29, 2026 Meeting Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 7/27/2026

Wed Jul 22, 2026 · 9:00 AM

Lucas County Plan Commission

Council Chambers

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Jack Jolly? Here. Chris Ball? Here. Brandon Rakoff? Here. Megan Malchewski? Here. Eric Rose-Weiler? Here. Don Muhor? Here. Brent Rombach? Here. Lisa Sabaki? Present. Mike Panus ki? Here. Mr. Chair, you have a quorum. A notice of this meeting was posted in the office of the Toledo-Lukas County Planning Commission. Eighth floor in the Lucas County Clerk 's Office and the lobby of one government center. Copy the notice is available for inspection in our files if anyone would care to do so. I do approve two sets of minutes. The first one is April 22 nd. Second. Motion for approval. Second. Motion to approve the April 22nd. Minutes. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? That motion carries. Now we have June 24th. Motion for approval. Second. Motion to approve June 24th. 2026 minutes. All those in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? That motion carries. First case, please. Case number one. Case number one is Z34C38. Review and approval of complete rewrite of the Richfield Township in Village of Berkey comprehensive plan. Staff recommends approval. Is there anybody here from Richfield? Maybe a representative when they come forward? Give us your name and address for the record and Mr. Penus ky will swear you in. Doug Ronell. Address is 3354 Washburn Road. Representing Richfield Township as zoning chairperson. Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? If so, say I do. I do. Thank you. The staff has recommended approval of your plan. Do you have any …

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Mon Jul 20, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

Toledo Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals meeting scheduled for July 20, 2026

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing at One Government Center. The provided agenda contains no specific case descriptions or action items.

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City Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals Formal Agenda City Council Chambers10:00 AMMonday, July 20, 2026 PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL CASE DESCRIPTIONS BZA20260720 Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals July 20, 2026 BZA Packet July 2026Attachments: ADJOURNMENT Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 7/19/2026

Wed Jul 15, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Zoning & Planning Committee

Meeting with no specific items listed

This is a routine Zoning & Planning Committee meeting with no detailed agenda items provided. The agenda references attachments and allows for any other business, but no specific rezonings, ordinances, or contracts are listed.

No concrete items are specified on the agenda.

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City Council Chambers

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T6. Clerk, can you please call the roll? Morris. Here. Martinez. Driscoll. Here. Gaddis. Here. Hobbs. Here. Comibes. Melden. Here. Cerantu. Williams. Here. Five present. That's what we need for our quorum. Alright, I'm going to ask the applicant for case number one to please come up to the podium. And clerk, can you please read case number one? Case number one is a request for zone change from RS-12 single-family residential and CN neighborhood commercial to see our regional commercial for the property located at 640 Wyman Street. Case number Z26-0008. The plan commission recommends disapproval. Would you state your name and address for the record, please? Yeah. Steve Kiesling. I'm the director of Toledo Animal Rescue. My home address is 947 Maple Street in Perrysburg, 43551. Thank you. Sir, would you raise your right hand? I'll do the right. You swear to tell truth and nothing but the truth. So say I do? Yes, I do. Alright, please go ahead and tell us about your proposal. For sure. So the Toledo Animal Rescue, which has been around since 19 27, have been at our current location since 1930. We've outgrown our space. Over the past five years, we've quadrupled the number of animals and people that we serve from about 100 a year to over 400 a year. That's intakes and adoptions. Our property and our facility has gone through so many transitions in almost 100 years, and it's time for us to improve the facility. We want to not only renovate the interior, but we want to expand the f …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers4:00 PMWednesday, July 15, 2026 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: ZPC20260715 Zoning & Planning Committee July 15, 2026 07-15-26 Agenda Zoning & Planning Committee Slides July 2026 Attachments: Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 7/13/2026

Tue Jul 14, 2026 · 4:00 PM

City Council

Council to consider new 0.25% municipal income tax for safety funding

The Toledo City Council will vote on an ordinance to create a temporary one‑quarter percent municipal income tax starting Jan. 1, 2027 and ending Dec. 31, 2030, with proceeds earmarked for neighborhood safety, police and fire operations. The meeting also includes several appointments, multiple contract authorizations with waivers of competitive bidding, and several charter‑amendment proposals for a special election on Nov. 3, 2026. Additional items cover recognitions, a resolution to vacate an alley, and a proposal to issue $2.52 million of notes for sidewalk projects.

O‑300/O‑301 – Authorize a temporary 0.25% municipal income tax for safety funding, declared an emergency.
O‑307 – Approve a five‑year $85,000 contract with Flock Group for school exterior cameras and $50,000 annual subscription, waiving competitive bidding.
O‑308 – Agree with Lucas County Board of Commissioners for jury services, costing $37,107.02 in the first year, waiving competitive bidding.
O‑314 – Issue and sell $2,520,000 of notes to fund sidewalk construction, reconstruction, and rehabilitation, declared an emergency.
O‑327 – Vacate a 16‑foot‑wide alley from Bancroft Street to Utica Street, waiving certain fees, declared an emergency.

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Council Chambers

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City Council City of Toledo Formal Agenda One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers4:00 PMTuesday, July 14, 2026 RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: COUNCILMAN MELDEN PRESENTS R-226-26 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement Video: City Council 6/9/2026Attachments: Legislative History 6/9/26 City Council First Reading 6/23/26 City Council held COUNCIL PRESIDENT WILLIAMS PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING ITEM LIKELY TO BE RELIEVED OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE R-177-26 Recognizing the 25th Anniversary of the Toledo Crisis Intervention Team Legislative History 5/12/26 City Council Referred To: to the Committee of the Whole APPOINTMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR: A-295-26 Appointment to the Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals A-296-26 Appointment to the Toledo Community Improvement Corporation July 14, 2026City Council Formal Agenda 20260622151009068_TCIC New_R Pasker III Pasker Resume 2025_BZA and TCIC Attachments: A-297-26 Re-Appointment to the Plumbing Board of Control 20260618102015264_Jim Coyle plumbing 20260618102402731_BOC Plumbing_Jim Coyle_reappt Attachments: A-298-26 Appointment - Home Improvement & Home Remodeling Board of Control Home Remodelers_April Weber HRC BOC_April Weber Resume Attachments: NEW ITEMS FROM COUNCIL: COUNCILWOMAN WILLIAMS PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING NEW ITEMS FROM COUNCIL: O-299-26 Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a three-year agreement, with two one-year renewal options, with Granicus, Inc.; waiving the competiti …

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🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

R-300-26 — Passage

9 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus yea · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones absent · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer absent · Adam Martinez yea · Cerssandra McPherson nay · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams yea

O-304-26 — Passage

8 yea · 2 absent · 2 nay

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus yea · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones absent · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer absent · Adam Martinez nay · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden nay · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams yea

O-306-26 — Passage

8 yea · 2 nay · 2 absent

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus yea · John Hobbs III nay · Brittany Jones absent · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer absent · Adam Martinez yea · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams nay

The other 82 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.

Thu Jul 9, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Toledo City Plan Commission

Commission reviews a new library at 3027 W Alexis Road and several zoning requests.

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on multiple zoning and land-use requests. Items include special use permits for a community center, a gas station, and a used auto sales lot. The commission will also review a zone change from industrial to commercial, a planned unit development amendment for a new library, and site plan reviews for a downtown parking lot.

Special use permit for a community center at 355 Dearborn Avenue
Special use permit for a gas station at 2489 N Detroit Avenue
Zone change from industrial to commercial at 3959 Lagrange Street
Planned unit development amendment for a new library at 3027 W Alexis Road
Site plan reviews for a parking lot at 114 N 13th Street

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Council Chambers

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Thank you. We have a procedure here at the plan commission that if you plan on speaking today on any case, we must swear you in. lobby of one government center copy that notice is available for inspection in our files if anyone will care to do so thank you we have a procedure here at the plan commission that if you plan on speaking today on any case we must swear you in you must also sign in to the sign-in sheet on the lectern our procedure will work like this we'll call each case in order in the order it's in our agenda if you're the applicant for that case we would ask you please step up to the lectern at that time we will get your name and address we will swear you in and then you will have about five minutes to present your request anyone in the audience who wishes to speak on an application will have an opportunity of not more than three minutes to do so and then after we've heard any audience testimony the applicant will have some time for closing remarks miss catrell do we have any minutes to approve yes we have the minutes from june 11 th 2026 I'll accept a motion on those minutes motion to accept all seconds we have a first and a second to approve the june 11th 2026 minutes all those in favor say aye aye aye any opposed that carries unanimously those minutes are adopted do we have a director's report we do not I believe we have a final plat correct we have one final plat s 26 0 0 0 0 0 7 final plat of Mugmani villas at 1800 Krieger Drive all final clearances have not …

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Thursday, July 9, 2026 2:00 PM City of Toledo One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda July 9, 2026Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL PROOF OF NOTICE SWEARING IN MINUTES FINAL PLATS CASE DESCRIPTIONS Special Use Permit for Community Center at 355 Dearborn Avenue (as) SUP26-0017 SUP260017_20260709_Staff_ReportAttachments: Special Use Permit for Gas & Fuel Sales at 2489 N Detroit Avenue (as) SUP25-0037 SUP250037_20260709_Staff_ReportAttachments: Special Use Permit for Used Auto Sales at 5057 Lewis Avenue (dr) SUP26-0012 SUP260012_20260709_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from IL Limited Industrial to CN Neighborhood Commercial at 3959 Lagrange Street (ek) Z26-0012 Z260012_20260611_Staff_ReportAttachments: July 9, 2026Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda Amendment to Planned Unit Development, originally granted by Ord. 150-25 & Ord.439-255, for a new library at 3027 W Alexis Road (lk) PUD26-0007 PUD26-0007_20260709_Staff_ReportAttachments: Major Site Plan Review for Parking Lot at 114 N 13th Street (lk) SPR26-0023 SPR260023_20260709_Staff_ReportAttachments: Downtown Overlay District Review for Parking Lot at 114 N 13th Street (lk) DOD26-0006 DOD626_20260709_Staff_ReportAttachments: Study of Text Amendment for Community Recreation - Active (as) M-4-26 M426 …

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Tue Jul 7, 2026 · 2:00 PM

City Council

Proposed 0.25% income tax for safety, police, fire to be on November ballot

City Council will consider a proposed temporary 0.25% municipal income tax dedicated to neighborhood safety, police and fire operations, and criminal gang disruption, with a special election to be held November 3, 2026. The agenda also includes multiple contracts and expenditures, including $85,000 for school safety cameras and $147,000 for police mobile data terminals. Charter amendments, special assessments for street lighting and tree maintenance, and a $2.52 million sidewalk bond are also scheduled for action.

Proposed 0.25% income tax levy for safety (R-300-26 & O-301-26)
Contract up to $85,000 with Flock Group for school safety cameras in District 2
Expenditure of $147,000 for police vehicle mobile data terminals
Three-year $48,000 Granicus legislative software contract
$2,520,000 in notes for sidewalk reconstruction

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✓ Decided: Toledo City Council conducts agenda review for July 14 meeting

The meeting served as an agenda review for the upcoming July 14, 2026, session. No substantive decisions, approvals, or denials were recorded in the minutes.

Council Chambers

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Thank you. All right, it is 2 o'clock. I'm going to call to order the agenda review meeting for July 7, 2026. Clerk, please call the roll. Martinez. Present. McPherson. Melden. Morris. Here. Serranto. Here. Williams. Here. Driscoll. Hobbs. Jones. Comives. Kramer. Eight present. Okay. Item number one from the Department of Public Utilities. Good afternoon, members of council. Rick Aikman, Deputy Director of Department of Public Works. And beside me is Andy McClure, Commissioner of Plant Operations. Legislation before you this morning or this afternoon is authorizing the mayor to enter into an emergency contract for the repairs to the carbon dioxide system at the Collins Park Water Treatment Plan. Authorizing the appropriation and expenditure of an amount not to exceed 85,000 from the water replacement fund and said repairs. Weaving competitive bidding of the provisions of Toledo Municipal Code Chapter 187 and declaring an emergency and requesting SEP. We'll yield now for questions. See no questions, SEP. Thank you. Next we will have total minister of court. My apologies to the court. I looked for number one and that you guys weren't as numbered as number one, so my sincerest apologies. Thank you, counsel, always. We appreciate the opportunity to come before you. My name is Robert Disborough II. I'm the finance officer at Toledo Municipal Court. To my left is Selma Espinoza. She is the commissioner of court services. We come to the EA seeking authorization to enter into a new f …

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City Council City of Toledo Agenda Review One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers2:00 PMTuesday, July 7, 2026 Agenda Review for the July 14, 2026 Meeting of Toledo City Council RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: R-226-26 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement Recognizing Dr. Timothy TraxLabel: Video: City Council 6/9/2026Attachments: Legislative History 6/9/26 City Council First Reading 6/23/26 City Council held ITEM LIKELY TO BE RELIEVED OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE: R-177-26 Recognizing the 25th Anniversary of the Toledo Crisis Intervention Team RIA: CIT 25th AnniversaryLabel: Legislative History 5/12/26 City Council Referred To: APPOINTMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR: TMP-12731 Appointment to the Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals TMP-12733 Appointment to the Toledo Community Improvement July 7, 2026City Council Agenda Review Corporation 20260622151009068_TCIC New_R Pasker III Pasker Resume 2025_BZA and TCIC Attachments: TMP-12734 Re-Appointment to the Plumbing Board of Control 20260618102015264_Jim Coyle plumbing 20260618102402731_BOC Plumbing_Jim Coyle_reappt Attachments: TMP-12739 Appointment - Home Improvement & Home Remodeling Board of Control Home Remodelers_April Weber HRC BOC_April Weber Resume Attachments: NEW ITEMS FROM COUNCIL: COUNCILWOMAN WILLIAMS PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING 9 ITEMS: TMP-12726 Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a three-year agreement, with two one-year renewal options, with Granicus, Inc.; waiving t …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604City of Toledo Meeting Minutes - Final City Council 2:00 PM Council ChambersTuesday, July 7, 2026 Agenda Review for the July 14, 2026 Meeting of Toledo City Council SLIDE DECK :: AGENDA REVIEW :: July 7, 2026 Slides20260707 MINUTES 2026-07-07 Agenda Review Slides for July 7, 2026 :: MINUTES :: Agenda Review 7.7.2026 7.14 cycle slides Attachments: RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: R-226-26 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement Video: City Council 6/9/2026Attachments: ITEM LIKELY TO BE RELIEVED OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE: R-177-26 Recognizing the 25th Anniversary of the Toledo Crisis Intervention Team Sponsors: Williams and Morris APPOINTMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR: A-295-26 Appointment to the Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals A-296-26 Appointment to the Toledo Community Improvement Corporation Page 1City of Toledo July 7, 2026City Council Meeting Minutes - Final 20260622151009068_TCIC New_R Pasker III Pasker Resume 2025_BZA and TCIC Attachments: A-297-26 Re-Appointment to the Plumbing Board of Control 20260618102015264_Jim Coyle plumbing 20260618102402731_BOC Plumbing_Jim Coyle_reappt Attachments: A-298-26 Appointment - Home Improvement & Home Remodeling Board of Control Home Remodelers_April Weber HRC BOC_April Weber Resume Attachments: NEW ITEMS FROM COUNCIL: COUNCILWOMAN WILLIAMS PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING 9 ITEMS: O-299-26 Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a three-year agreement, with two one-year ren …

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Thu Jun 25, 2026 · 3:30 PM

Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee

Committee discusses the city's food policy audit

The Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee will meet to review a presentation regarding a food policy update. The discussion focuses on an audit of current food policies within the city.

Food Policy Audit Presentation

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City Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers3:30 PMThursday, June 25, 2026 Food Policy Update The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: HCDPH20260625 Food Policy Update Housing Committee Agenda June 25, 2026 CC__Food Policy Audit Presentation Attachments: The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 6/25/2026

Wed Jun 24, 2026 · 9:00 AM

Lucas County Plan Commission

Lucas County Plan Commission reviews rezonings and zoning text amendments.

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to evaluate five land use cases. Commissioners will review proposed rezonings for commercial, residential, and industrial properties across the county. A text amendment to establish a new M-3 Industrial Institutional District will also be considered. Standard administrative reports will conclude the session.

Rezoning C-2 to R-1 PUD at 6621 McCord Road and 731 N. McCord Road
Rezoning R-A to M-1 at 8228 Silica Road
Conditional use permit for a recreational building at 3450 Centennial Road
Rezoning R-5 PUD to R-5 at multiple Crossleigh Court addresses
Text amendment creating an M-3 Industrial Institutional District

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Council Chambers

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Wednesday, June 24, 2026 9:00 AM City of Toledo One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers Lucas County Plan Commission Formal Agenda June 24, 2026Lucas County Plan Commission Formal Agenda PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL PROOF OF NOTICE SWEARING IN MINUTES FINAL PLATS CASE DESCRIPTIONS Zone Change from C-2 to R-1 PUD at 6621 McCord Road and 731 N. McCord Road Z19-C706 Z19C706_20260624_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from R-A to M-1 Located at 8228 Silica Road Z20-C1094 Z20C1094_20260624_Staff_ReportAttachments: Conditional Use Permit for New Recreational Building Located at 3450 Centennial Road Z20-C1095 Z20C1095_20260624_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from R-5 PUD to R-5 Located at 7260, 7270, 7300, 7316 and 7334 Crossleigh Court Z20-C1096 Z20C1096_20260624_Staff_ReportAttachments: Text Amendment for adding M-3 Industrial Institutional District with additional amendments Z22-C141 Z22C141_20260624_Exhibit A includedAttachments: June 24, 2026Lucas County Plan Commission Formal Agenda DIRECTOR’S REPORT CHAIRMAN'S REPORT ADJOURNMENT

Wed Jun 24, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

Committee reviews monthly financial reports and city expenditures

The committee is reviewing various municipal financial documents from May and April 2026. Discussions will focus on capital improvement projects, bank reconciliations, and accounts receivable.

Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Report
IRS Report
Accounts Receivable (AR) Report
Monthly Check Register and PO/ACH reports

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Thank you. 1st through June 15th knowing that our disconnection process started on June 1st we have already seen a huge increase in installment and payment plans for our residential customers specifically so in June we have already had 340 enrollments we have had 12 accounts that were delinquent were paid in full bringing in a total of two hundred and thirty two thousand dollars if we keep this trend through the end of the month this will be the highest collection month that we have had with promise pay so obviously we're paying very close attention to that knowing that our approach to disconnect ion was to help our customers be successful in paying our water bills this the data that we're receiving thus far June 1st through June 15th is showing that so I just wanted to highlight like that knowing that the May numbers that you have in front of you but but as you can tell you know in May we had 436 customers already in June or account set up already in June we're at 352 so were there any turn offs there were not in May no we did not start disconnections until June currently we have done 17 disconnections of those we have had one that has reconnected due to signing up for a payment plan and being put on a payment plan but in June we will show all of that on the yeah in July for the June report will what we could add to this what we were thinking about for June is maybe modifying this report a little bit to short of sort of give a capture of those delinquencies since the morator …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee Formal Agenda 4:00 PMWednesday, June 24, 2026 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: FDBO20260624 Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee June 24, 2026 Finance Agenda 6.24.26 FinanceCommittee.May2026 IRS.Report.May2026 CIP.Report.May2026 Apr2026_BankReconciliations ARPAReport.May.2026 May2026.CheckRegister.PO.ACHReports Attachments: Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 6/24/2026

Tue Jun 23, 2026 · 4:00 PM

City Council

Toledo Council considers major infrastructure spending and real estate transfers.

The City Council is reviewing numerous high-value contracts for water, sewer, and road improvements. Key actions include a property sale to the public library and various funding requests for public safety and community services.

Real estate sale of Highland Park property to Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
$1,729,357 loan for Reynolds Area Pump Station improvements
$1,180,870 contract for Sewer District 3 repairs
$6,000,000 fund for Lead Service Line Replacement Project
$4,600,000 for the Bridge Matches and Planning Program

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✓ Decided: City Council approves multiple utility repairs and public safety funding

Council approved several high-value contracts for sewer and water infrastructure repairs, including a $1.7M pump station improvement. The board also authorized funding for gun violence reduction and youth workforce development, and approved the sale of city property to the public library.

Approved sale of city property at 1865 Finch Street to Toledo-Lucas County Public Library (12-0)
Approved $1.18M for sewer repairs in District 3 (12-0)
Approved $1.73M loan for Reynolds Area Pump Station Improvements (12-0)
Approved $750K for spent lime transport from Collins Park Water Treatment Plant (12-0)
Approved $69,556 for gun violence conflict mediation and support (12-0)
Approved $34,560 for youth lawnmowing services for elders and disabled residents (12-0)
Confirmed appointment of Kyle Dockery to Comfort Heating, Cooling & Refrigeration Board of Control (12-0)
Approved update to District Improvement Program (DIP) supervision process (12-0)

Council Chambers

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City Council City of Toledo Formal Agenda One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers 4:00 PM Tuesday, June 23, 2026 RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: COUNCILMEMBERS GADUS & MORRIS PRESENT: R-255-26 Recognizing Dean Davis for the silver medal in the 2026 National Mural Competition APPOINTMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR: A-256-26 Comfort Heating, Cooling & Refrigeration Board of Control HVAC_K.Dockery 06.2026_new Kyle Dockery Resume Attachments: SECOND READING ITEM: R-226-26 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement Video: City Council 6/9/2026 Attachments: Legislative History 6/9/26 City Council First Reading O-235-26 Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement with the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library (“TLCPL”), Purchaser, and to execute and deliver needed instruments for the conveyance of a portion of city-owned real property located within Highland Park, 1865 Finch Street, June 23, 2026 City Council Formal Agenda Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; approving the waiver and release of a reverter interest on adjacent property located at 423 Shasta Drive; making certain findings with respect thereto; waiving the competitive bidding and advertising provisions of TMC 187.19; and declaring an emergency. Exhibit A Video: City Council 6/9/2026 Attachments: Legislative History 6/9/26 City Council First Reading NEW ITEMS FROM COUNCIL: COUNCIL PRESIDENT WILLIAMS PRESENTS: O-257-26 Amending Ord. 362-18 to updat …

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🗳️ How they voted — 5 divided votes

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

O-286-26 — Passage

8 yea · 4 nay

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones nay · Nick Komives nay · Erin Kramer nay · Adam Martinez yea · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams yea

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11 nay · 1 yea

Mac Driscoll nay · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III nay · Brittany Jones nay · Nick Komives nay · Erin Kramer nay · Adam Martinez nay · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden nay · Theresa Morris nay · George Sarantou nay · Vanice Williams nay

O-289-26 — Passage

8 yea · 4 nay

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones nay · Nick Komives nay · Erin Kramer yea · Adam Martinez yea · Cerssandra McPherson nay · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams yea

O-290-26 — Passage

8 yea · 4 nay

O-294-26 — Passage

9 yea · 3 nay

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones nay · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer yea · Adam Martinez yea · Cerssandra McPherson nay · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams yea

The other 113 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.

Mon Jun 22, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

Committee discusses extending the contract for police license plate readers

The committee will review an ordinance to amend the existing agreement with Flock Group, Inc. This amendment would allow for a one-year continuation of portable license plate readers used by the Toledo Police RTCC.

Ordinance 286-26: Amendment for Flock Group, Inc. agreement
One-year continuation of portable license plate readers

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✓ Decided: The committee met to discuss renewing the Flock Group license plate reader agreement.

The meeting was held to review Ordinance 286-26 regarding a one-year continuation of portable license plate readers for the Toledo Police RTCC. No formal vote or final action was recorded in the provided text.

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers4:00 PMMonday, June 22, 2026 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: PSCJR20260522 Ord. 286-26 Amending the existing agreement with the Flock Group, Inc. for Toledo Police RTCC for a one year continuation for portable License Plate readers. 6.22.26 Public safety O-286-26 Letter to City Council 6.12 Attachments: The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 6/22/2026

Thu Jun 18, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Clerk's Office

Board discusses removing 'Monsignor Jerome Schmit Way' street sign

The Board of Honor meeting discusses the removal of the street sign for 'Monsignor Jerome Schmit Way' and will make a recommendation to City Council. No other items are on the agenda.

Street sign removal: 'Monsignor Jerome Schmit Way'

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City Council Chambers

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Thank you. I will give people an opportunity to speak for 10 minutes. And then if there are other people who would like to come forward in support or against whatever has been stated, those people will receive three minutes to speak. I would ask that if you gave testimony last time that you focus your remarks on anything new or additional that you did not mention last time. Because I think it proves us to not repeat ourselves and to keep this discussion respectful and moving forward. And hopefully towards a conclusion by the end of this meeting. So with that said, I would ask the side. Oh, I'm sorry. Floyd. Here. Fosna. Here. Spittler. Here. Stuckey. Collins. Aikman. Williams. Thank you. Forum present. Okay. So whichever side would like to begin, I will ask you to start the clock for 10 minutes. We received the application. So if you would like to start your chore application. Whoever wants to present. Please just state your name for the record. Nephew of Sister Margaret Ann Paul. And when we were here a few weeks ago, I gave you a rundown of Sister's life and what she had done and what she meant to this community. She was a very kind, gentle woman. And one of her top jobs, I guess, she had here in Toledo, she was administrator of St. Charles Hospital in Toledo here. And she was also the director of nursing at Mercy School of Nursing. So she was very, very involved with Toledo and the area here. So for many years, Monsignor Jerome Schmidt was a very powerful and influential p …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Clerk's Office Formal Agenda City Council Chambers2:00 PMThursday, June 18, 2026 BOARD OF HONOR MEETING The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: BOH20260618 Board of Honor The purpose of the Public Meeting is for discussion and recommendation to Council of the following: · Street sign removal, “Monsignor Jerome Schmit Way” City Council’s office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at (419) 245-1065. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 6/15/2026

Wed Jun 17, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Zoning & Planning Committee

Multiple rezoning requests for Bernath, Nebraska, and Central Ave properties on agenda

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss several rezoning and special use permit applications for properties across Toledo, including a combined SUP, PUD, and zone change at 1322 Bernath, a zone change at 802 and 806 Nebraska, and a zone change for properties on W. Central and Secor. Also on the agenda are a vacation of a portion of Jefferson Avenue, special use permits for W. Bancroft and Monroe/Nantuckett, and a study on landscaping requirements. The committee will review outstanding studies from the Plan Commission and upcoming moratorium expiration dates.

1322 Bernath: SUP, PUD, and zone change
802 and 806 Nebraska: zone change
3404, 3420, 3434 W. Central & 3311 Secor: zone change
Vacation of a portion of Jefferson Avenue
5303 W. Bancroft SUP; 5305 & 5321 Monroe & 4700 Nantuckett SUP

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City Council Chambers

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Thank you. I call to order the zoning and planning committee meeting of June 17, 2026. Clerk, please call the roll. Morris. Here. Martinez. Driscoll. Gaddis. Hobbs. Here. Melden. Here. Sirantu. Williams. Seven present. I would like to recognize Councilwoman Gaddis and Adam Martinez as they were here. Before we begin, I would like to set a few parameters for today's meeting. As the chair of this committee, I want to ensure everyone has the opportunity to express their opinion and ideas. I will treat everyone with respect and I expect the same courtesy in return for all of the members who are on this day. We are all passionate about the work that we do and the positions that we hold, but with that in mind, we will conduct this meeting in a professional and respectable manner. So, for each of the committee, for each case before the committee, we will allow the applicant to present their proposal. We will then hear testimony from the public both in support and in opposition of the project. Individuals may also come forward to ask questions that will help them form their own position on the matter. So, public testimony will be limited to three minutes per speaker. And you'll see the timer. There's one there. There's one on the side here. And there's one over here. I would ask that all of the remarks remain pertinent to the exact case that we are discussing and that the speakers make every effort to stay within that allotted time. If there are any questions for today's proceedings, …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers4:00 PMWednesday, June 17, 2026 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: ZPC202606171-9 Zoning & Planning Committee Meeting June 17, 2026 -- Agenda Attached Agenda 6-17-26 June 17, Z&P Slides_reduced #1 1322 Bernath SUP #2 1322 Bernath PUD #3 1322 Bernath Zone #4 802 & 806 Nebraska Zone #5 3404, 3420 & 3434 W. Central & 3311 Secor Zone #6 Jefferson portion Vacate #7 5303 W. Bancroft SUP #8 5305 & 5321 Monroe & 4700 Nantuckett SUP #9 Landscaping Requirements Study Attachments: 10 Review of outstanding studies within the Plan Commission. 11 Review of upcoming moratorium expiration dates. The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 6/17/2026

Tue Jun 16, 2026 · 2:00 PM

City Council

Toledo Council advances $6M loan for lead service line replacement project

This agenda review covers multiple emergency contracts and infrastructure funding requests for Toledo. Council will consider a $6 million loan for lead service line replacements, a $1.7 million pump station upgrade, and a sewer repair contract. The meeting also addresses a real estate sale to the public library, new historic landmark designations, and a new ordinance creating special event safety zones.

$6M zero-interest loan for the Lead Service Line Replacement Project
Real estate sale of 1865 Finch Street to the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
$1,729,357 expenditure for Reynolds Area Pump Station Improvements
Up to $1,180,870 sewer repair contract for Sewer District 3
New Chapter 510 ordinance establishing Special Event Safety Zones

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Council Chambers

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Driscoll? Here. Gaddis? Here. Hobbs? Jones? Comives? Here. Quorum present. Items 1 through 7 are from the Department of Public Ut ilities. Oh, President Williams? Thank you. I just wanted to introduce the mayor. We're going to move the mayor's legislation up top. Clerk, can you please adjust that and tell us the, what number is that, Clerk? Is it number 20 on our agenda? Yeah, it's number 20 on our agenda. So we're going to move that up so the mayor can present this piece of legislation. I just wanted to let you know also, there's a new version that was put in. It is in your folders. Thank you. I'll turn this over to Mayor Kapsakavich. You can have the floor. All right. Thank you very much, President Williams and Chair Kramer. Mayor Kapsakavich. The administration is here today to talk about an ordinance that is, that at least begins the conversation on how we can make our large gatherings a place where individuals can enjoy themselves and have fun, but also be safe. It is the first response to what happened at the old West End recently. But it does not have to be the only response. I felt it was important to begin the conversation. And at the table here, we have John Madigan from the law department, Chief Carl, the safety director, Austin Mack from my office to sort of talk about the logistics of what this ordinance does. But I just wanted to sort of give an overview, maybe a view from 10,000 feet about some of our thinking. We felt , first of all, this is not necessarily a …

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City Council City of Toledo Agenda Review One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers 2:00 PM Tuesday, June 16, 2026 Agenda Review for the June 23, 2026 Meeting of Toledo City Council Slides20260616 Slide deck for the June 16, 2026 Agenda Review ADD SLIDE HERE 6-16 Agenda Review Attachments: RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: COUNCILMEMBERS GADUS AND MORRIS PRESENT: TMP-12661 Recognizing Dean Davis for the silver medal in the 2026 National Mural Competition RIA: Dean Davis Gadus, Morris Label: APPOINTMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR: TMP-12658 Comfort Heating, Cooling & Refrigeration Board of Control HVAC_K.Dockery 06.2026_new Kyle Dockery Resume Attachments: SECOND READING ITEMS: R-226-26 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax Label: June 16, 2026 City Council Agenda Review Video: City Council 6/9/2026 Attachments: Legislative History 6/9/26 City Council First Reading O-235-26 Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement with the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library (“TLCPL”), Purchaser, and to execute and deliver needed instruments for the conveyance of a portion of city-owned real property located within Highland Park, 1865 Finch Street, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; approving the waiver and release of a reverter interest on adjacent property located at 423 Shasta Drive; making certain findings with respect thereto; waiving the competitive bidding and advertising provisi …

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Mon Jun 15, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

City Council Chambers

Thu Jun 11, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Toledo City Plan Commission

Plan Commission considers zone changes, special use permits

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use applications, including a special use permit for a new cemetery, zone changes at multiple locations, a special use permit for a scrap and salvage facility, and text amendments regarding nonconforming signage and post-environmental change certificates. The commission will also approve minutes, final plats, and hear director and chairman reports.

Special Use Permit for new cemetery at 722 E. Bancroft Street
Zone change from CO/RS6 to RS6 at 3740 W Alexis Road
Zone change from CR to RS6 at 5860 Secor Road
Zone change from CN/RS12 to CR at 640 Wyman Street
Special Use Permit for scrap & salvage facility at 4103 Lagrange Street

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Council Chambers

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Thank you. Good afternoon. This is a regularly scheduled meeting at the Toledo City Plan Commission. Ms. Cattrell, will you please call the roll? Rachel Momany? Here. Brandon Rakoff? Here. Eric Rosweiler? Here. I have a copy of the clerk of council's office and the lobby of one government center. A copy of that notice is available for inspections in our file in case anyone would care to do so. Thank you, Ms. Cattrell. Commissioner Whittington emailed me today. He has a family emergency, so he will not be joining us. I believe Commissioner Ball will still be joining us today. We have a procedure here at the Toledo City Plan Commission that if you plan on speak case or opposed any case, we must swear you in. So at the beginning of each case, I will ask the applicant to step forward to the lectern. We'll take your name, address, we will swear you in, and an applicant will have a period of five minutes to present their case. At that point, we'll open it up to audience questions or testimony. Any audience member will have one opportunity of testimony. And then once that is concluded, we will give the applicant some time for final remarks. Ms. Cattrell, do we have any minutes to approve? We have the minutes from March 12th and May 14th, 2026. I will accept the motion on those minutes. I'll take the motion with them together. And let the record reflect that Mr. Commissioner Ball has joined us. Ball will make a motion to approve. I'll second it. We have a first and a second to approv …

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Thursday, June 11, 2026 2:00 PM City of Toledo One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda June 11, 2026Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AT ONE GOVERNMENT CENTER AT JACKSON BOULEVARD AND ERIE STREET IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING CASES ROLL CALL PROOF OF NOTICE SWEARING IN MINUTES FINAL PLATS DIRECTOR’S REPORT CASE DESCRIPTIONS Special Use Permit for New Cemetery at 722 E. Bancroft Street (as) SUP26-0015 SUP260015_20260514_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from CO Office Commercial and RS6 Single-Dwelling Residential to RS6 Single-Dwelling Residential for 3740 W Alexis Road (as) Z26-0009 Z260009_20260611_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from CR Regional Commercial to RS6 Single-Dwelling Residential at 5860 Secor Road (lk) Z26-0010 Z260010_20260611_Staff_ReportAttachments: Zone Change from CN Neighborhood Commercial and RS12 Single-Dwelling Residential to CR Regional Commercial at 640 Wyman Street (lk) Z26-0008 Z260008_20260611_Staff_ReportAttachments: June 11, 2026Toledo City Plan Commission Formal Agenda Special Use Permit for Scrap & Salvage Facility at 4103 Lagrange Street (as) SUP26-0011 SUP260011_20260409_Staff ReportAttachments: Text Amendment for Nonconforming Signage (as)M-9-26 M926_20260611_Staff_ReportAttachments: Text Amendment for Post-Environmental Change Certificates (bh) M-15-25 M1525_20260529_Staff_ReportAttachments: CHAIRMAN'S REPORT ADJOURNMENT

Tue Jun 9, 2026 · 4:00 PM

City Council

Council to vote on $5.5M/year spent-lime removal contract and 7 zoning decisions

Council will vote on over two dozen ordinances covering water treatment contracts, police equipment, sewer infrastructure projects, and seven zoning and special use permit decisions. Most items are declared emergencies, meaning they take effect immediately upon passage. The agenda also includes resolutions recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax's retirement and declaring June as Gun Violence Awareness Month.

Spent lime removal contract up to $5.5M annually for 2-3 years from Water Operating Fund (O-185-26)
Sale of city-owned Highland Park land at 1865 Finch St to Toledo-Lucas County Public Library (O-235-26)
Special Use Permit for scrap/salvage facility at 5400 N. Detroit Ave (O-250-26)
Special Use Permit for standalone solar field at 427 Lotus Ave (O-252-26)
Flock Group ALPR and drone contracts for TPD Real Time Crime Center, up to $114,000 combined (O-240-26, O-241-26)

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Council Chambers

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City Council City of Toledo Formal Agenda One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers4:00 PMTuesday, June 9, 2026 RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: R-226-26 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement R-227-26 Recognizing June 2026 as “National Gun Violence Awareness Month” SECOND READING ITEM: O-185-26 Authorizing the Mayor to accept bids and award a contract for a period of up to two (2) years with the option to renew for one year for the removal, hauling and beneficial reuse of spent lime produced by the Division of Water Treatment; authorizing the expenditure of an amount not to exceed $5,500,000 annually over the term of the contract from the Water Operating Fund; and declaring an emergency. Legislative History 5/12/26 City Council First Reading 5/26/26 City Council held NEW ITEM FROM COUNCIL: COUNCILMEMBERS WILLIAMS, DRISCOLL & McPHERSON PRESENT: R-228-26 Declaring the intent of the City of Toledo to waive admission fees to all City-Owned public swimming pools during declared heat emergencies; and declaring an emergency. June 9, 2026City Council Formal Agenda COUNCILMAN HOBBS PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING ITEM FROM THE TOLEDO MUNICIPAL COURT: O-229-26 Authorizing the Clerk of Toledo Municipal Court to enter into an agreement with ScanWorks LLC for the scanning and destruction of Toledo Municipal Court case files; authorizing the expenditure of $72,934 from the General Fund; and declaring an emergency. NEW ITEMS FROM THE ADMINISTRATION: …

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🗳️ How they voted — 5 divided votes

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

O-240-26 — Passage

6 yea · 4 nay · 2 absent

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones nay · Nick Komives nay · Erin Kramer nay · Adam Martinez absent · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou absent · Vanice Williams yea

O-241-26 — Passage

7 yea · 3 nay · 2 absent

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones yea · Nick Komives nay · Erin Kramer nay · Adam Martinez absent · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou absent · Vanice Williams yea

O-247-26 — Passage

9 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus yea · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones yea · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer yea · Adam Martinez absent · Cerssandra McPherson nay · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou absent · Vanice Williams yea

O-249-26 — Passage

8 yea · 2 nay · 2 absent

Mac Driscoll nay · Theresa Gadus yea · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones yea · Nick Komives nay · Erin Kramer yea · Adam Martinez absent · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou absent · Vanice Williams yea

O-252-26 — Passage

8 yea · 2 nay · 2 absent

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones nay · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer yea · Adam Martinez absent · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris yea · George Sarantou absent · Vanice Williams yea

The other 76 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.

Thu Jun 4, 2026 · 5:00 PM

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

Police substation, crisis team, and SOPs discussed

The committee will receive updates on the CJCC Crisis Response Team and the TPD Multi District Substation, including a specific project (REF26101 Sarantou Sylvania-Jackman Substation). They will also discuss TPD Standard Operating Guidelines. No votes or formal actions are scheduled.

CJCC Crisis Response Team update
TPD Multi District Substation update (REF26101 Sarantou Sylvania-Jackman)
TPD Standard Operating Guidelines discussion
Public hearing on substation project

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City Council Chambers

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Five present. Also present, Councilwoman Dr. Jones. Thank you. First call of our Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Crisis Response Team update. Thank you for being here. Can you hear me? Okay. My name is Annie Minton. Hi, everybody. And I'm Lieutenant Kelly Russell with the Crisis Inter vention Team Coordinator for the Tudel Police Department. And I am the Behavioral Health Criminal Justice Coordinator at the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. And we are here today to present on our Tudel Corresponder Program. I apologize to everyone in attendance. I didn't have slides done in time that we could put them on the big screen. But all of you should be able to follow along with the packet in front of you. But we're going to go pretty surface level, so you should all be able to follow along even though you can't see the slides. So the co-responder has really been developed as a result of community need. So in 2022, Toledo Police Department reported 611 incidents , evolving 632 individuals that required the use of force from officers. Also beginning in 2022, Toledo Police Department began collecting data to track if an officer perceived an individual was experiencing suspected mental health issues. So of these 611 incidents, evolving 632 individuals that required the use of force from officers, 130 or 21% were suspected to have mental health issues. So this means that more than one of five cases that required the use of force from officers involved an individual with suspect …

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers5:00 PMThursday, June 4, 2026 Updated Topics CJCC Crisis Response Team Update | TPD Multi District Substation Update | TPD Standard Operating Guidelines Discussion The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: PSCJR20260602 Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee June 4, 2026 6.4.26 Public Safety.Criminal Justice Reform Committee Hearing REF26101 Sarantou Sylvania-Jackman Substation Attachments: Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 6/4/2026

Tue Jun 2, 2026 · 2:00 PM

City Council

Toledo City Council reviews water treatment contracts and public safety funding

The council is reviewing several major infrastructure and public safety items, including a $5.5 million annual contract for water treatment waste removal. Other discussions involve police technology upgrades, municipal court file scanning, and various zoning changes.

Annual contract for spent lime removal up to $5,500,000
Waiving admission fees for city-owned pools during heat emergencies
Agreement with ScanWorks LLC for $72,934 to scan court files
Water Reclamation facility and equipment purchases totaling over $2.5 million
Real estate sale of city property in Highland Park to Toledo-Lucas County Public Library

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✓ Decided: No substantive decisions made; agenda review only.

The June 2, 2026 meeting was an agenda review for the upcoming June 9 council meeting. No votes or final actions were taken on any items. All listed resolutions and ordinances were presented for consideration at the later meeting.

Council Chambers

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City Council City of Toledo Agenda Review One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers2:00 PMTuesday, June 2, 2026 Agenda Review for the June 9, 2026 Meeting of Toledo City Council AGENDA REVIEW FOR THE JUNE 9, 2026 MEETING OF TOLEDO CITY COUNCIL SLIDES FOR 6-2 AGENDA REVIEW Slides20260602 Slides for Agenda Review June 2, 2026 June 2 agenda review presentation - FinalAttachments: RESOLUTIONS IN ATTENDANCE: TMP-12601 Recognizing Dr. Timothy Trax on the Occasion of his Retirement Recognizing Dr. Timothy TraxLabel: TMP-12610 Recognizing June 2026 as “National Gun Violence Awareness Month” National Gun Violence Awareness Month Kramer & Morris Label: SECOND READING ITEM: O-185-26 Authorizing the Mayor to accept bids and award a contract for a period of up to two (2) years with the option to renew for one year for the removal, hauling and beneficial reuse of spent lime produced by the Division of Water Treatment; authorizing the expenditure of an amount not to exceed $5,500,000 annually over the term of the contract from the Water Operating Fund; and declaring an emergency. June 2, 2026City Council Agenda Review DPU030326SPNTLIMREMVALHAULNGDISPOSAL Water Treatment Andy McClure (7866) Revised Label: Legislative History 5/12/26 City Council First Reading 5/26/26 City Council held 5/26/26 City Council Passage 5/26/26 City Council Emergency COUNCILMEMBERS WILLIAMS, DRISCOLL & McPHERSON PRESENT THE FOLLOWING NEW ITEM FROM COUNCIL: TMP-12600 Declaring the intent of …

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Tue Jun 2, 2026 · 1:55 PM

City Council

Council to reconsider special use permit for water tower at 1910 Northover Road

The City Council is holding a special meeting to reconsider Ordinance 225-26, which would grant a special use permit for a major public utility water tower at 1910 Northover Road. The ordinance includes an emergency clause, indicating immediate effect if passed.

Special use permit for water tower at 1910 Northover Road

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✓ Decided: Council approves water tower special use permit on reconsideration

The City Council reconsidered and passed Ordinance 225-26, granting a special use permit for a major public utility water tower at 1910 Northover Road. The ordinance was approved in a 9-2 vote with an emergency clause passing unanimously.

Reconsideration of Ordinance 225-26 approved (9-2)
Emergency clause adopted (11-0)
Ordinance 225-26 passed (9-2)

Council Chambers

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City Council City of Toledo Formal Agenda One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 Council Chambers1:55 PMTuesday, June 2, 2026 Special meeting to Reconsider Ordinance 225-25 SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL JUNE 2, 2026 1:55 P.M. O-225-26 Granting a Special Use Permit of major public utility-water towers for a site located at 1910 Northover Road, in the City of Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; subject to certain conditions; declaring an emergency. Ordinance 225-26Attachments: Legislative History 5/26/26 City Council relieve of Committee 5/26/26 City Council Suspension 5/26/26 City Council Emergency 5/26/26 City Council Passage

🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

O-225-26 — Reconsider

9 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent

Mac Driscoll yea · Theresa Gadus nay · John Hobbs III yea · Brittany Jones yea · Nick Komives yea · Erin Kramer yea · Adam Martinez absent · Cerssandra McPherson yea · Sam Melden yea · Theresa Morris nay · George Sarantou yea · Vanice Williams yea

O-225-26 — Passage

9 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent

The other 1 item passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.

Thu May 28, 2026 · 3:30 PM

Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee

Discuss vacant property registry and lead compliance

The Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee will discuss the Vacant Property Registry and Phase 1 Lead Compliance. A presentation on the Lead Safe VPR will be given. The committee may also consider any other matter that properly comes before it.

Vacant Property Registry discussion
Phase 1 Lead Compliance discussion
Lead Safe VPR Presentation

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City Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers3:30 PMThursday, May 28, 2026 Vacant Property Registry || Phase 1 Lead Compliance The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: HCD20260528 Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee May 28, 2026 Lead Safe VPR Presentation 5.26.2026Attachments: Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 5/28/2026

Thu May 28, 2026 · 5:00 PM

Community & Administrative Services Committee

Committee reviews boards and commissions volunteer program

The Community & Administrative Services Committee discusses a Boards and Commissions report and a Volunteer Program Presentation from BGSU. No specific decisions or votes are scheduled, only discussion and a final report.

Boards and Commissions report
Volunteer Program Presentation for Council
BGSU CRD Boards and Commissions Final Report 2026

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City Council Chambers

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One Government Center Toledo, OH 43604 City of Toledo Community & Administrative Services Committee Formal Agenda City Council Chambers5:00 PMThursday, May 28, 2026 Boards & Commissions Report The purpose of the meeting is to discuss: CAS20260528 Community & Administrative Services Committee May 28, 2026 Boards and Commissions.Volunteer Program Presentation for Council - May 2026 BGSU CRD Boards and Commissions Final Report 2026 Attachments: Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee The Clerk of Council’s Office supports the provisions of the Americans’ with Disabilities Act. If you need special accommodations, please call 48 hours prior to meeting time at 419-245-1060 for arrangements. Page 1 City of Toledo Printed on 5/28/2026

Wed May 27, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

Committee to review April financials and ARPA report

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will discuss the April financials, including the check register and bank reconciliations. They will also receive updates on collections from the Department of Public Utilities and the 211 service report. The City Auditor's report and IRS report are on the agenda.

Review of April 2026 financials including check register and bank reconciliations
Collections update from Department of Public Utilities
City Auditor's report for April 2026
ARPA report for 2026
211 presentation to the committee

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City Council Chambers