Toledo public meetings in 2020

City Council

This is a special meeting agenda review for the January 5, 2021 City Council meeting. The council will discuss accepting a $735,000 donation from the Toledo Police Foundation for ShotSpotter gunshot detection, waiving competitive bidding, and declaring an emergency. Other items include budget adjustments, a master plan adoption, and several contracts and settlements.

• Accept $735,000 donation from Toledo Police Foundation for ShotSpotter gunshot detection (O-512-20)
• Adopt M-5-20 Monroe-Auburn Master Plan as amendment to Toledo 20/20 Comprehensive Plan (O-392-20)
• Approve $18,674,511 from Road Improvement Fund for 2021 General Resurfacing Program (TMP-5675)
• Sell 40.67 acres of city-owned property at 3808 Twining St. to FCA US LLC (TMP-5683)
• Settle two AT&T Ohio property damage claims totaling $77,731 (TMP-5677, TMP-5678)

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to approve three final plats totaling 29 lots in Monclova Township and Toledo. The body will also review two proposed zoning changes, one from C-2 to R-2 and another from RA-3 to RA-4. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as roll call and minutes approval.

• Final plat of Walnut Springs Plat 2 (7 lots) west of Mitchaw Road, north of Sylvania-Metamora Road
• Final plat of Walnut Springs Plat 3 (9 lots) west of Mitchaw Road, north of Sylvania-Metamora Road
• Final Plat of Maumee Western Estates (13 lots) north of Maumee-Western Road, west of Butz Road
• Zone change from C-2 to R-2 at 7522 Trotter Road
• Zone change from RA-3 to RA-4 at 7151 Garden Road

City Council

The Toledo City Council will consider a range of items, including accepting a $5.7 million HUD lead paint hazard control grant, a $2.9 million federal fire grant, and a $687,182 police grant. They will also vote on a new anti-discrimination ordinance (replacing Chapter 554) and a tenant's right-to-pay-to-stay law. Several other ordinances cover budget appropriations, street services, and utility projects.

• O-493-20: Accept $5,700,000 HUD Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program Grant
• O-494-20: Accept up to $2,943,840 Fire SAFER Grant from FEMA
• O-490-20: Repeal and replace Chapter 554 'Discrimination Prohibited'
• O-294-20: Enact Tenant's Right to Pay to Stay (Chapter 1770)
• O-477-20: $440,000 for Engineering Services workstations (Capital, Water, Sewer, Storm funds)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss the proposed 2021 budget. The session includes a formal presentation of the budget proposal.

• 2021 Budget Presentation

Committee of the Whole

The Toledo Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss two ordinances: one that would repeal and replace the city's discrimination ban to include source of income as a protected class, and another that would create a new Tenant's Right to Pay to Stay chapter in the municipal code. These are discussion items, not final votes. The agenda also includes any other business that may come before the committee.

• Ord. 490-20: Repeal and replace TMC Ch. 554, Discrimination Prohibited, to add source of income as a protected class
• Ord. 294-20: Enact new TMC Ch. 1770, Tenant's Right to Pay to Stay, declared an emergency
• Attachments include Fair Housing Center and LMHA HQS Checklist materials

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee is meeting to discuss two ordinances regarding city contracts. The items involve professional management for water metering infrastructure and software support for DPU and Finance.

• Ord. 472-20: $1,430,000 contract with DLZ Ohio, Inc. for AMI and Leak Detection implementation oversight
• Ord. 475-20: Contract for SAP application maintenance and support not to exceed $550,000
• Appropriation of $715,000 from Water Replacement Fund and $715,000 from Sewer Replacement Fund

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee will hold its monthly meeting to discuss seven items, including special use permits for a day care center, a new school, and a used car lot, plus a zone change and two alley vacations. One item, a vacation of an alley on Charles St., includes a noted objection. The committee also will discuss small box discount stores.

• Special use permit for day care center at Pool St. & Akron St.
• Vacate alley at Blair Ct.
• Zone change at 5774 & 5778 Chippewa
• Vacate alley at Charles St. with objection
• Special use permit for new school at 2032 E. Harbor

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions at its agenda review meeting. Key items include a temporary appropriation for Q1 2021, a $440,000 expenditure for office workstations at 811 Jefferson Ave., annual street maintenance and lighting programs, and acceptance of federal grants for lead paint control, firefighter hiring, and crime gun intelligence. The agenda also includes a second reading of a discrimination ordinance update.

• O-477-20: $440,000 for office space configuration and workstations at 811 Jefferson Ave. (funds from Capital Improvement, Water, Sewer, Storm Sewer funds)
• O-482-20: $23,236,270 for street sprinkling, sweeping, cleaning, and snow removal in 2021
• O-483-20: $3,647,867 for street lighting outside Downtown Area
• O-484-20: $239,651 for Downtown Area street lighting
• TMP-5636: $5,700,000 HUD grant for lead-based paint hazard control

Committee of the Whole

The Toledo Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss the 2021 budget. The agenda includes a budget presentation and any other matters that may properly come before the committee. This is a discussion, not a final vote.

• 2021 Budget Hearing
• 2021 Budget Presentation Agenda

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee is holding its monthly meeting to discuss various items. The agenda does not list specific topics or motions for discussion beyond general committee business.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider several requests regarding zoning changes, land use amendments, and street vacations. The agenda includes reviews for multi-family developments, gas station amendments, and a homeless shelter permit.

• Zone change from CO to CN at 1910 Collingwood Boulevard
• Special Use Permit for Homeless Shelter at 2283 and 2293 Ashland Avenue
• Amendment to PUD for Multi-Family Development at 801 Division Street
• Special Use Permit amendment for Gas Station/Convenience Store Rebuild at 2315 N. Detroit Avenue
• Vacation of portions of Clemente Trace, Marina Drive East, Marina Drive West, and Marina Drive South

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda contains no specific items for discussion or decision beyond general committee business.

City Council

The Toledo City Council held a virtual meeting to approve the 2021-2025 Capital Improvement and Road Improvement Budgets, appropriating $38,954,058 for capital projects. The body also authorized up to $100,000 for critical assessments of the Spitzer and Nicholas buildings and approved a $200,000 EPA grant for lead service line removal. Additionally, the council voted on various utility fund transfers, contract extensions for IT and HR services, and zoning changes including a special use permit for a tobacco shop.

• Approved $38,954,058 appropriation for the 2021-2025 Capital Improvement and Road Improvement Budgets (O-471-20).
• Authorized up to $100,000 from the General Fund for critical assessments of the Spitzer and Nicholas buildings (O-442-20).
• Approved $200,000 EPA grant for the removal of lead service lines from the drinking water system (O-479-20).
• Granted a Special Use Permit for a Tobacco Shop at 2903 Dorr Street (O-489-20).
• Authorized up to $479,000 annually for a three-year Network Infrastructure Support agreement (O-457-20).

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances for final action, including a $38.9 million capital improvement budget for 2021-2025, a $100,000 expenditure for critical assessments of the Spitzer and Nicholas buildings, and a $479,000 annual network infrastructure contract. The agenda also includes a proposal to expand photo-enforcement devices and a $119,226 case management software system for police.

• Approve $38,954,058 for 2021-2025 Capital Improvement and Road Improvement budgets
• Authorize $100,000 for Spitzer and Nicholas building redevelopment assessments
• Authorize $479,000/year for three-year network infrastructure support contract
• Repeal and replace photo-monitoring device penalty ordinance to include hand-held devices
• Approve $119,226 for police case management software system

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to review eight final plat applications for residential subdivisions in Sylvania, Monclova, and Springfield Townships. The body will also consider three zoning cases: a zone change from A/R to R-1 at 5221 and 5225 Black Road, an amendment to a Planned Unit Development at 6225 Waterville-Monclova Road, and a general Zoning Resolution Update. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as roll call, proof of notice, and minutes approval.

• Reapproval of Final Plat of Eagle Creek Plat Seven (14 lots) in Sylvania Township
• Final Plat of Cedar Grove Plat Two (13 lots) in Monclova Township
• Final plat of Fieldbrook Plat 3 (34 lots) in Springfield Township
• Zone Change from A/R to R-1 at 5221 and 5225 Black Road
• Amendment to Planned Unit Development at 6225 Waterville-Monclova Road

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met on November 18, 2020, to discuss specific zoning variances and property adjustments. The agenda included a special use permit for a tobacco shop, the vacation of several alleys, and a one-year review of a drug rehabilitation facility. The meeting also addressed conditions of approval for a previous variance.

• Special Use Permit (SUP) for a tobacco shop at 2903 Dorr Street
• Alley vacation for Washington, Erie, Lafayette, and Ontario streets
• One-year review of the drug rehab facility at 3132 Secor Rd.
• Review of conditions of approval for variance V-73-2020 (referenced as V-373-20 in text)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to vote on extending the existing 3/4% municipal income tax through 2024 for police and fire services and enacting a new 1/4% tax for road improvements. The agenda includes authorizing $100,000 for building assessments related to the Spitzer and Nicholas redevelopment and approving a special assessment district for energy improvements. Additionally, the council will approve several contracts, including a $350,000 engineering agreement for the Toledo Waterways Initiative and settlements for three firefighter claims.

• Enact new 1/4% municipal income tax (2021-2024) for a dedicated Road Improvements Fund
• Extend existing 3/4% municipal income tax (2021-2024) for Police, Fire, and General Fund
• Authorize $100,000 from General Fund for critical assessments of Spitzer and Nicholas buildings
• Approve $350,000 engineering oversight contract with The Mannik & Smith Group for Toledo Waterways Initiative
• Approve $350,000 disparity study agreement and $479,000 annual network infrastructure support contract

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals is holding a formal public hearing to consider zoning appeal cases. The agenda lists roll call, case descriptions, and adjournment, but no specific case details are provided in the text.

• Public hearing at One Government Center, Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street
• Cases listed under BZA20201116 and November meeting packet

City Council

The Toledo City Council is conducting second readings on ordinances to continue the Adams Street Open Refreshment Area and authorize $100,000 for structural assessments of the Spitzer and Nicholas buildings. The agenda also includes first readings for a $350,000 disparity study, a $479,000 annual network infrastructure contract, and a jail bed agreement with Lucas County. These items cover economic development, procurement policy, and city operations.

• Approve continued operation of Adams Street Open Refreshment Area (Ord. O-434-20)
• Authorize $100,000 for critical assessments of Spitzer and Nicholas buildings (Ord. O-442-20)
• Authorize $350,000 for a disparity study to evaluate MBE/WBE procurement (TMP-5547)
• Authorize $479,000 annually for a three-year Network Infrastructure Support agreement (TMP-5535)
• Authorize agreement for five jail beds at Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio at $71.85 per diem (TMP-5552)

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee of the Toledo City Council is holding its monthly virtual meeting. The agenda lists only the monthly meeting and a general item for any other matter that may properly come before the committee, with no specific discussion items detailed.

• Monthly meeting of the Education, Recreation & Employment Committee
• Virtual meeting held at 1:00 PM on November 5, 2020
• Agenda includes 'any other matter that may properly come before the Committee'

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee met for its scheduled monthly meeting on November 5, 2020. The agenda did not list specific items for discussion or decision beyond general committee business.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing via webinar to review several development cases. The agenda includes special use permits for new schools and a used auto sales lot, a major site plan review, and a zone change. The body will also vote on final plats for alley vacations and elect its 2021 officers.

• Special Use Permit for new school at 2010 Northover Road (SUP-9002-20)
• Special Use Permit for new school at 2032 East Harbor Avenue (SUP-9003-20)
• Zone Change from CR to RS6 at 5774 and 5778 Chippewa Street (Z-10001-20)
• Vacation of alley behind 627 Blair Court off of N. Erie Street at I-280 (V-371-20)
• Major Site Plan Review for building/parking lot addition at 5835 Jason Street (SPR-27-20)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to vote on several emergency measures, including a $170,000 contract for sewer replacement at Dorr & Junction and the sale of 6.51 acres at Triad Business Park. The agenda also includes a second reading for a letter of intent with Palmer Energy Company regarding a local solar array and the approval of a $92,000 contract for public safety wireless services. Additionally, the council will consider amending building facade codes and vacating portions of Marina Drive.

• O-439-20: $170,000 emergency replacement of combination sewer at Dorr & Junction with Edward Kelly and Sons
• O-441-20: Sale of 6.51 acres of city-owned property at Triad Business Park to Louisville Title Agency for N.W. Ohio, Inc.
• O-437-20: $92,000 contract with Verizon Communications Inc. for public safety wireless services
• O-418-20: Second reading for Letter of Intent with Palmer Energy Company, Inc. for local solar array construction
• O-443-20: Amendment to Toledo Municipal Code Section 1109.0500 regarding Building Facade Materials and Color

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to review the final plat for Carrie Woods Plat Two and an amendment to a Planned Unit Development. The meeting also includes procedural items such as the election of officers and approval of the 2021 schedule. No specific dollar amounts or new ordinances are listed in the agenda.

• Final plat of Carrie Woods Plat Two at McCord Road and Kelker Street (16 lots)
• Amendment to Planned Unit Development at 6225 Waterville-Monclova Road
• Election of Officers and Approval of 2021 Schedule

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to vote on the sale of 6.51 acres of city-owned land at Triad Business Park to Louisville Title Agency for N.W. Ohio, Inc., with proceeds of $292,950 expected to support a new manufacturing facility. The agenda also includes authorizing a $92,000 contract with Verizon for police wireless services and a $170,000 emergency repair for a collapsed sewer at Dorr & Junction. Additionally, the council will consider a letter of intent with Palmer Energy Company to facilitate a local solar array construction process.

• Sale of 6.51 acres at Triad Business Park to Louisville Title Agency for N.W. Ohio, Inc. for $292,950
• Authorization of $92,000 contract with Verizon Communications Inc. for 201 public safety wireless devices
• Emergency expenditure of $170,000 for sewer replacement at Dorr & Junction with Edward Kelly and Sons
• Letter of Intent with Palmer Energy Company, Inc. to facilitate RFP for local solar array construction
• Authorization of $17,561.44 for Axis security camera system installation along Brown Ave.

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee is meeting virtually to discuss Ordinance 418-2020 and several referral answers (231, 231a, 233, 234). The agenda lists no specific details on the ordinance's content or the referrals. The meeting is open to any other matter that may properly come before the committee.

• Ordinance 418-2020
• Referral Answer 231
• Referral Answer Attachment 231a
• Referral Answer 233
• Referral Answer 234

City Council

The City of Toledo Council met virtually on October 21, 2020, for a session designated as Democracy Day 2020. The agenda lists a single new item, DEMDAY2020, with attachments including a full resolution for Toledo and a statement regarding Senator Fedor and SR 221. No specific decisions, votes, or dollar amounts are recorded in the provided agenda text.

• Virtual meeting held on October 21, 2020, at 5:30 PM
• Agenda item DEMDAY2020 listed as a new item from Council
• Attachment: Full resolution for Toledo
• Attachment: Statement to 6th Dist Appeals Ct for LEBOR
• Attachment: Senator Fedor on SR 221

City Council

The Toledo City Council is holding a formal meeting to conduct second readings on several ordinances, including fair housing analysis and rental property registration. The agenda includes authorizing a $23 million loan for water infrastructure improvements and approving special assessments for energy projects. Additionally, the council will vote on zoning changes, a new traffic signal, and police vehicle replacements.

• Authorize $23,000,000 loan from Ohio Water Development Authority for High Service Pump Station Improvements
• Approve $380,000 in grants from ODSA, ODOT, and LCTID for Campbell Street reconstruction
• Authorize $160,000 contract with Clark Schaefer Hackett for 2020-2024 annual audits
• Approve Enterprise Zone tax exemption for 58-unit Secor Senior Lofts affordable housing project
• Authorize $150,000 for traffic signal installation at Bancroft and Scottwood intersection

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals is holding a virtual public hearing on October 19, 2020, to consider zoning appeals cases. The agenda lists one case (BZA20201019) with a packet attachment, but no specific details are provided in the agenda text. The meeting is procedural, with no substantive items described.

• Public hearing for case BZA20201019
• Virtual meeting at 10:00 AM on October 19, 2020
• Held at One Government Center, Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street, Council Chambers

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met on October 14, 2020, to discuss a City Council Zoning Agenda. The agenda lists three specific items for review: a zone change at 20 N St Clair St., a special use permit for a radio tower on High Street, and a special use permit at 3132 Secor Rd. No decisions, dollar amounts, or final outcomes are recorded in this agenda document.

• Review of zone change for 20 N St Clair St.
• Review of special use permit (SUP) for a radio tower on High Street
• Review of special use permit (SUP) for 3132 Secor Rd.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission meets to review a final plat for a subdivision and three special use permit applications. The agenda includes a re-review of a drug and alcohol treatment center, a new tobacco shop permit, and the vacation of an alley. These items are subject to public hearing in Council Chambers.

• Final Plat of the Suder Commerce Subdivision at 4611 Suder Avenue (S-24-20)
• Re-Review of Special Use Permit for Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center at 3132 Secor (SUP-5003-19)
• Special Use Permit for Tobacco Shop at 2903 Dorr (SUP-8001-20)
• Vacation of an alley bounded by Washington, Erie, Lafayette and Ontario Streets (V-373-20)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to take second readings on several ordinances, including a $800,000 sewer televising project and a $500,000 contract for hydrants. The agenda also includes zoning map changes for properties on N. Detroit Avenue and Ottawa Street, as well as a tax exemption for industrial redevelopment at 1313 Campbell Street. Additionally, the council will approve a settlement of $89,481.83 with Kokosing Construction Co. and authorize the sale of approximately 12 acres at 1936 Northover Road to the Washington Local School District.

• Approve $800,000 expenditure for Sewer Televising and Condition Assessment 2020 project
• Authorize up to $500,000 for purchase of hydrants and valves from Water Replacement Fund
• Change zoning maps for 924 N. Detroit Avenue and 140 Ottawa Street
• Approve Community Reinvestment Area tax exemption for redevelopment at 1313 Campbell Street
• Authorize sale of ~12 acres at 1936 Northover Road to Washington Local School District

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee of the City of Toledo is meeting for its regular monthly session. The provided agenda contains no specific proposals, ordinances, or contracts to be decided. It consists solely of procedural boilerplate and an invitation for other matters to come before the committee.

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee met on October 1, 2020, to review Ordinance 396-20 and Ordinance 397-2020. The agenda lists audio recordings of the agenda review from September 29, 2020, for both ordinances. No specific details, dollar amounts, or street names regarding the content of these ordinances are provided in the agenda text.

• Review of Ordinance 396-20
• Review of Ordinance 397-2020

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee met to discuss Ordinance 363-20 and Ordinance 364-20. The agenda lists these two items as the primary purpose of the meeting, with no specific details provided in the text regarding their content or outcomes.

• Discussion of Ordinance 363-20
• Discussion of Ordinance 364-20

City Council

The Toledo City Council is holding an agenda review meeting with second reading items, meaning these ordinances were previously introduced and are now up for final consideration. Key items include a fair housing ordinance, police body cameras, and several infrastructure and equipment expenditures.

• O-357-20: Enacts fair housing ordinance and analysis of impediments
• O-380-20: $121,860.55 federal grant for 195 police body cameras, plus $11,826.95 from General Fund
• O-381-20: $500,000 for hydrant replacement program
• O-382-20: $800,000 for sewer televising and condition assessment
• O-383-20: 12-year property tax exemption for Phoenix Toledo Industrial Investors at 1313 Campbell Street

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on two final plats, two zone changes, and one special use permit amendment. The meeting includes roll call, proof of notice, and reports from the director and chairman.

• Final Plat of Quarry Ridge Plat 2, north of Brint Road, east of Mitchaw Road, Sylvania Township (15 lots)
• Final Plat of Rutherford Plat 2, east of Waterville-Monclova Road at the Wabash Cannonball Trail (30 lots)
• Zone Change from C-4 to C-2 at 4930 Holland-Sylvania Road
• Zone Change from R-1A and R-2 to P/O at 21570 and 2158 East Harbor Avenue
• Amendment to Special Use Permit for Recreational Club at 7675 Schadel Road

City Council

The Toledo City Council is holding a virtual meeting to conduct second readings on several ordinances, including a $100 million water system revenue bond issuance and a major contract with Johnson Controls for smart metering infrastructure. The agenda also includes second readings for ethics training mandates, fair housing analysis, and opposition to the I-475 widening project. Additionally, the council will consider first readings for various capital improvements, such as police vehicle replacements, park repairs, and zoning changes.

• Second reading of O-363-20: Issuance of Water System Revenue Bonds up to $100,000,000 for water supply and distribution improvements.
• Second reading of O-364-20: Contract with Johnson Controls for AMI project, appropriating $43,897,291 from water bond proceeds and $43,892,844 from sewer bond proceeds.
• Second reading of R-358-20: Resolution opposing the I-475 East/West Widening Project between US-23 and Douglas Road.
• Second reading of O-356-20: Enacting mandatory yearly ethics training and pledge of ethical conduct for city officials.
• First reading of O-380-20: Authorization to purchase body-worn cameras for the Police Department using $121,860.55 in grant proceeds.

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The City of Toledo Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals scheduled a formal meeting for September 21, 2020, at 10:00 AM in the City Council Chambers. The agenda lists a public hearing for cases identified as BZA20200921, with attachments labeled BZA_Packet_September_2020_a and BZA_Packet_September_2020_b. No specific property addresses, applicant names, or decision outcomes are detailed in the provided text.

• Public hearing on case BZA20200921
• Review of attachments BZA_Packet_September_2020_a and BZA_Packet_September_2020_b

City Council

The City of Toledo City Council scheduled a meeting on September 17, 2020, specifically for the Ohio Ethics Training Seminar. The agenda lists no other specific decisions, ordinances, or public hearings, indicating the session is dedicated to mandatory ethics education for council members.

• Ohio Ethics Training Seminar (ETHICSSEM20200917)

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met on September 16, 2020, to discuss specific zoning changes and permit amendments. The agenda included requests for zone changes at 924 N. Detroit and 140 Ottawa Street, as well as special use permits for a daycare and a gas station. The committee also considered an amendment to the Toledo Municipal Code and the Monroe Auburn Master Plan.

• Zone change request for 924 N. Detroit
• Zone change request for 140 Ottawa Street
• Special Use Permit for a daycare at 1549 Pool Street and 1546 Akron Street
• Amendment to Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• Amendment to TMC 1114.0205.A.2

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to vote on second readings for ethics and fair housing ordinances, as well as a resolution opposing the I-475 widening project. The agenda includes authorizing $100 million in water system revenue bonds for meter improvements and a major contract with Johnson Controls for an Advanced Metering Infrastructure project. Additionally, the council will approve settlements and grants related to litigation and fire department initiatives.

• O-363-20: Authorize issuance of Water System Revenue Bonds up to $100,000,000 for water meter acquisition and installation.
• O-364-20: Authorize contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. for AMI and Leak Detection System; appropriate $43,897,291 from water bond proceeds and $43,892,844 from sewer bond proceeds.
• O-360-20: Authorize expenditure of $207,500 to settle attorney fee claim in Drewes Farm Partnership v. City of Toledo, plus up to $35,000 for legal fees.
• O-362-20: Authorize 24-month lease with Owens Community College for TFRD training space, costing up to $6,806.33 monthly (total $163,351.92).
• R-358-20: Resolution opposing the I-475 East/West Widening Project between US-23 and Douglas Road.

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee held a virtual meeting to discuss a single agenda item labeled 'Republic Services.' The agenda contains no further details, dollar amounts, or specific actions regarding this item. No other substantive business was listed on the formal agenda.

• Discussion of agenda item SPSU20200915: Republic Services

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on several land-use cases, including a zone change, a special use permit for a radio tower, a major site plan for a senior living facility, and an appeal of a parking lot condition. The commission will also review a final plat and a downtown overlay district façade modification. These are formal decisions or discussions on the listed items.

• Zone change from IL to CD at 20 N. St. Clair Street (Z-7002-20)
• Special Use Permit for Radio Tower at 578 High Street (SUP-7003-20)
• Major Site Plan Review for Senior Living Facility at 3837 Secor Road (SPR-23-20)
• Appeal of Condition of Approval for Parking Lot at 909-915 Madison Avenue (SPR-20-20)
• Final Plat of Replat of Part of Lot A, Greenwood Mall Plat, northeast corner of Alexis Road and Lewis Avenue (S-23-20)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is set to approve the issuance of up to $100,000,000 in Water System Revenue Bonds for capital improvements. The agenda includes authorizing a contract with Johnson Controls for an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) project, involving appropriations of approximately $43.9 million from water and sewer bond proceeds. Other items include a settlement in the Drewes Farm Partnership litigation and a lease for fire department training space.

• Authorize issuance of Water System Revenue Bonds up to $100,000,000 for water supply and distribution improvements
• Approve contract with Johnson Controls for AMI project, appropriating $43,897,291 from water bond proceeds and $43,892,844 from sewer bond proceeds
• Authorize $207,500 settlement for attorney fees in Drewes Farm Partnership v. City of Toledo litigation
• Approve 24-month lease with Owens Community College for fire department training space at $6,806.33 monthly
• Second reading of ordinance enacting Chapter 1770 of the Toledo Municipal Code regarding Tenant’s Right to Pay to Stay

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The City of Toledo Water Quality & Sustainability Committee held a virtual meeting to discuss the TWI Update and Water Meters. The agenda lists these two specific items for discussion but provides no further details, dollar amounts, or proposed actions. The meeting also included time for any other matter that may properly come before the Committee.

• Discussion of TWI Update
• Discussion of Water Meters

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee of the City of Toledo held a virtual monthly meeting on September 3, 2020. The provided agenda text contains no specific items for decision or discussion, listing only the general purpose of the meeting and administrative details. No ordinances, contracts, or hearings were specified in the document.

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee of the City of Toledo is holding a virtual monthly meeting on September 3, 2020. The agenda contains no specific proposals, ordinances, or contracts, listing only the general purpose of a monthly meeting and 'any other matter.' No concrete decisions or discussions are outlined in the provided document.

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances and appointments. Key items include a second reading of a tenant's right-to-pay-to-stay ordinance, a resolution recognizing a police sergeant, and new ethics and fair housing ordinances. The council will also consider a $207,500 settlement for attorney fees in the Lake Erie Bill of Rights lawsuit and a $100 million water bond issuance.

• Second reading of O-294-20: Tenant's Right to Pay to Stay ordinance (emergency)
• Authorize $207,500 settlement for attorney fees in Drewes Farm Partnership v. City of Toledo
• Authorize $100,000,000 Water System Revenue Bonds for water meter improvements
• Authorize $43,897,291 (water) and $43,892,844 (sewer) for AMI and leak detection project with Johnson Controls
• Authorize $20,000 grant from University of Cincinnati for 'Leave Behind' Naloxone initiative

City Council

The Toledo City Council holds a special meeting to conduct second readings on 35 items, including major infrastructure bond issuances and special assessment levies. Key decisions involve funding for street improvements, water treatment upgrades, and police grants. The agenda also includes zoning changes and street vacations in various neighborhoods.

• O-339-20: Issuance of $10,555,000 in bonds for Summit Street improvements.
• O-320-20 & O-321-20: Approval of special assessments for the Northwest Ohio Advanced Energy Improvement District.
• O-333-20: Expenditure of up to $800,000 for the Harmful Algal Bloom Treatment (Ozone) Facilities Project at Collins Park.
• O-331-20: Acceptance of a $750,000 COPS Hiring Program grant for the Toledo Police Department.
• O-351-20: Zoning map changes for properties at 638, 642, and 650 Western Avenue.

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to review six final plat applications for residential lots in various townships. The agenda also includes a preliminary drawing review for a project named Violet Shire and a zoning resolution amendment regarding signage. These items involve specific land divisions and regulatory changes within Lucas County.

• Final Plat of Cedar Grove Plat One (13 lots) at Stitt Road and Waterville-Monclova Road
• Final Plat of Grand Park South Plat One (6 lots) south of Dorr Street, east of McCord Road
• Final Plat of Hidden Village Plat Five (10 lots) south of Nebraska Avenue, west of King Road
• Final Plat of Maple Creek Plat 9 (9 lots) south of Sylvania-Metamora Road, west of Mitchaw Road
• Zoning Resolution Amendment Regarding Signage (Z20-C1031)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is holding a formal meeting with numerous second-reading ordinances, including a tenant's right to pay to stay, a $159,000 salt stacker purchase, and several settlements. The agenda also includes appointments, special assessments, and bond issuances for infrastructure projects. Most items are up for final approval after first readings.

• O-294-20: Tenant's Right to Pay to Stay ordinance (Chapter 1770)
• O-296-20: $159,000 for Maverick Environmental Equipment salt stacker
• O-298-20: $67,000 settlement for Alan Rose lawsuit
• O-299-20: $14,750 settlement for Lucia Bonilla and Mario Gonzalez
• O-331-20: $750,000 COPS Hiring Program grant for police

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing second-reading ordinances, including a measure to protect tenants from eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic. The agenda also includes authorizing a $159,000 purchase of a salt stacker and approving settlements for two lawsuits totaling $81,750. Additionally, the council will consider funding infrastructure improvements for the Fort Industry Square and Marina District projects.

• O-294-20: Enacting Chapter 1770 of the Toledo Municipal Code regarding Tenant’s Right to Pay to Stay.
• O-296-20: Authorizing the purchase of a Salt Stacker from Maverick Environmental Equipment for $159,000.
• O-298-20: Authorizing a $67,000 settlement in the case of Rose v. City of Toledo.
• O-299-20: Authorizing a $14,750 settlement for claims by Lucia Bonilla and Mario Gonzalez.
• O-304-20: Appropriating up to $105,000 for waterline installation for the Fort Industry Square project.

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals is holding a public hearing to review case BZA2020817. The agenda lists the case description and an adjournment but provides no further details on the specific request or property involved.

• Public hearing for case BZA2020817
• Meeting held at One Government Center, City Council Chambers

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission holds a public hearing to review specific zoning cases and the Monroe-Auburn Master Plan. The agenda includes requests for zone changes at 924 N. Detroit Avenue and 140 Ottawa Street, as well as special use permits for a day care center and a gas station amendment. The body also considers an amendment to TMC 1114.0205.A.2.

• Zone change from CR to RD6 at 924 N. Detroit Avenue (Z-6003-20)
• Zone change from IL to CD at 140 Ottawa Street (Z-7001-20)
• Special Use Permit for Day Care Center at 1549 Poole Street and 1546 Akron Street (SUP-5001-20)
• Amendment to Special Use Permit for Gas Station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street (SUP-11002-19)
• Review and approval of Monroe-Auburn Master Plan (M-5-20)

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met virtually on August 12, 2020, to discuss comment notes from the Plan Commission and four specific zoning actions. The agenda included requests to vacate alleys at 142nd/144th Street and Liberty/Freedom Streets, a zone change for properties on Western Ave, and a special use permit at 4450 Hill Avenue. No dollar amounts or specific vote outcomes are listed in the agenda text.

• Vacation of alley at 142nd and 144th Street
• Zone change for 638, 642, and 650 Western Ave
• Vacation of Liberty and Freedom Streets
• Special Use Permit at 4450 Hill Avenue

City Council

The Toledo City Council is set to take second readings on several ordinances, including a measure to double fines for speeding in residential areas under the 'Safe Streets, Strong Neighborhoods' initiative. The agenda also includes approvals for special energy improvement district assessments, multiple zoning map changes for specific properties, and various departmental expenditures for equipment and services.

• O-271-20: Amending traffic code to double fines for speeding in residential areas.
• O-284-20 and O-285-20: Changing zoning maps for properties at 139 S. Erie Street and 114 S. Huron Street/602-608 Market Street.
• O-274-20: Authorizing $339,143 expenditure for the 2020 Municipal Art Plan.
• O-297-20: Authorizing the closure and demolition of the pedestrian concourse over Summit St.
• O-301-20: Approving a School Resource Officer Program agreement with Toledo Public Schools for $217,265.03.

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee is holding a virtual formal meeting to discuss updates in education, recreation, and employment. The agenda lists no specific action items, only general updates and any other matter that may come before the committee.

• Discussion of Education, Recreation & Employment Updates
• Virtual meeting format
• Any other matter that may properly come before the Committee

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee met virtually on August 6, 2020, to discuss general updates. The agenda contains no specific proposals, votes, or detailed items beyond the general topic of committee updates.

• Discussion of Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Updates

City Council

The Toledo City Council held a special meeting to conduct second readings on ordinances regarding municipal income taxes and a police contract. The body considered extending the existing 3/4% temporary income tax through 2024 and enacting a new 1/4% tax dedicated to road improvements. Additionally, the Council authorized a five-year contract for body-worn camera cloud storage.

• Second reading of R-280-20 to extend the 3/4% municipal income tax from Jan 1, 2021, to Dec 31, 2024
• Second reading of R-282-20 to enact a new 1/4% municipal income tax for road, street, and bridge improvements from Jan 1, 2021, to Dec 31, 2024
• Authorization of a five-year agreement with Getac Video Solutions, Inc. for cloud video storage
• Approval of expenditures not to exceed $280,000 in the first year from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund for the Getac contract
• Second reading of R-279-20 recognizing the sacrifice of Police Officer Anthony Dia

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing ordinances for a second reading, including a plan to double speeding fines in residential areas, along with several funding approvals and zoning changes. The meeting is an agenda review for the August 11, 2020 council meeting.

• O-271-20: Doubles fines for speeding in residential areas under 'Safe Streets, Strong Neighborhoods'
• O-272-20: Approves special assessments for Northwest Ohio Advanced Energy Improvement District
• O-273-20: Appropriates $120,000 for vehicle repair equipment
• O-274-20: Authorizes $339,143 for 2020 Municipal Art Plan
• O-275-20: Accepts $500,000 for lead remediation on 20 properties

City Council

The Toledo City Council will hold second readings on several ordinances and consider numerous new items, including proposals to place on the ballot the continuation of the existing 3/4% income tax and a new 1/4% income tax for road improvements. The agenda also includes multiple expenditure authorizations for capital projects, property purchases, and contracts, as well as zoning changes and a resolution honoring a fallen police officer.

• O-280-20 and O-281-20: Continuation of 3/4% income tax through 2024, with proceeds split among safety, general fund, and capital improvements
• O-282-20 and O-283-20: New 1/4% income tax for road improvements, with proceeds dedicated to a Road Improvements Fund
• O-257-20: Accept rights-of-way from ODOT for new I-475 at Dorr Street interchange
• O-267-20: $123,000 for property purchase at 724 Collins Park for water treatment plant expansion
• O-268-20: $240,000 for Point Place Levee Closure Devices Project

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is holding a public hearing to consider two zone changes, two final plats, two preliminary drawings, zoning resolution updates, a signage amendment, and a township comprehensive plan update. The meeting includes roll call, proof of notice, and swearing in, followed by the listed cases.

• Zone change from R-A to C-1 at 9241 W. Bancroft St (Z30-C128)
• Zone change from A-3 to M-1 at 3754 Herr Road (Z20-C1032)
• Final plat of Stoney Creek Plat Two, Salisbury Road and Summerset Drive, Monclova Township (14 lots) (S-16-20)
• Final plat of Hidden Village Plat Five, south of Nebraska Avenue, west of King Road, Springfield Township (10 lots) (S-19-20)
• Zoning Resolution Updates including Sections 1, 4, 5, 11, 13, 17 (Z17-C369)

City Council

The Toledo, Ohio City Council held a special meeting to conduct second readings on four items related to the Revised Downtown Toledo Improvement District. These items include appointing an assessment board, approving the district's articles and budget, declaring the need for enhanced services, and authorizing the mayor to support the district's creation. The agenda also authorizes an annual expenditure of up to $6,921.74 from the General Fund for five years.

• Second reading of R-261-20 to appoint an Assessment Equalization Board for the Revised Downtown Toledo Improvement District
• Second reading of R-262-20 to approve the Petition, Articles of Incorporation, and Downtown Services Plan and Budget
• Second reading of R-263-20 to declare the necessity of providing enhanced public services in the district
• Second reading of O-264-20 to authorize the mayor to execute a petition supporting the district's creation
• Authorization for annual General Fund expenditure not to exceed $6,921.74 for a period of 5 years

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing ordinances to accept rights-of-way for the I-475 at Dorr Street interchange and authorize various capital expenditures. Key items include funding for pedestrian signal upgrades, roadway signage, and levee repairs. A proposed initiative aims to double fines for speeding in residential neighborhoods to improve pedestrian safety.

• Ordinance O-257-20: Accept rights-of-way from ODOT for I-475 at Dorr Street interchange
• Ordinance O-258-20: Expend $175,000 for citywide pedestrian signal upgrades
• Ordinance O-268-20: Expend $240,000 for Point Place Levee Closure Devices Project
• TMP-5268: Propose doubling fines for speeding in residential areas under 'Safe Streets, Strong Neighborhoods'
• Ordinance O-267-20: Expend $123,000 to purchase property at 724 Collins Park for water plant expansion

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo, OH Zoning & Planning Committee meets to discuss six specific zoning and planning items. The agenda includes zone changes, a street vacation, and three studies. No final decisions or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda text.

• Zone change at 139 S. Erie (Z-4001-20)
• Zone change at Market and Huron (Z-4002-20)
• Vacation of western Field Alley (V-139-20)
• BZA Composition study (M-1-20)
• Density Requirements Downtown Study (M-17-19)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to vote on ordinances regulating police tactics, including a ban on no-knock warrants and body-worn camera policies. The agenda also includes authorizing a $1.1 million contract for water meters and approving the creation of a Revised Downtown Toledo Improvement District. Additionally, the council will consider budget adjustments and the purchase of property for the Collins Park Water Treatment Plant.

• O-228-20: Enacting Section 129.12 of the Toledo Municipal Code regarding No-Knock Warrants
• O-232-20: Authorizing $1,095,000 for water meters and a contract with Sensus Meter Inc.
• O-257-20: Accepting rights-of-way from ODOT for the I-475 at Dorr Street interchange
• R-262-20: Approving the Petition and Articles of Incorporation for the Revised Downtown Toledo Improvement District
• O-267-20: Authorizing $123,000 for the purchase of property at 724 Collins Park for water treatment plant expansion

City Council

The Toledo City Council is holding a special meeting with second readings of ordinances and resolutions, plus new items. Key actions include authorizing $2.23 million for sidewalk improvements, adopting the Downtown Toledo Transportation Study, and considering a face covering requirement. The agenda also includes several zoning changes, special use permits, and various contracts and grants.

• O-211-20: $1,000,000 from Capital Improvement Fund and $1,232,000 from Special Assessment Improvement Fund for Sidewalk Program
• R-212-20: Adopting Downtown Toledo Transportation Study
• O-270-20: Enacting face coverings requirement (TMC 521.12)
• O-232-20: $1,095,000 for water meters from Sensus Meter Inc.
• O-233-20: $1,375,000 for Imagination Station improvements, financed via special assessments

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission holds a public hearing to review final plats, a zone change, street vacations, and special use permits. Key decisions include changing the zoning from CR to RD6 at 638, 642, and 650 Western Avenue. The body also considers special use permits for a day care center at 441 Oakdale Street and a community center at 4450 Hill Avenue.

• Zone change from CR to RD6 at 638, 642 and 650 Western Avenue (Z-6001-20)
• Special Use Permit for Day Care Center at 441 Oakdale Street (SUP-5001-20)
• Special Use Permit for Community Center at 4450 Hill Avenue (SUP-5002-20)
• Vacation of portion of Liberty Street and Freedom Street and adjacent alley (V-181-20)
• Final Plat of Franklin Royer East at NW corner of Sylvania Avenue and Royer Road (S-12-20)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a second reading of a new chapter declaring Toledo an inclusive community and limiting local police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. The agenda also includes ethics-related measures, appointments, and multiple public works and finance items, such as accepting rights-of-way for the I-475 at Dorr Street interchange and approving a revised Downtown Toledo Improvement District.

• Second reading of ordinance establishing Toledo Municipal Code Chapter 116, 'Inclusive Community,' limiting city cooperation with federal immigration enforcement
• Resolution imploring four named council members to resign
• Ordinance creating an Ad Hoc Ethics Review Committee and making yearly ethics training mandatory for council members
• Authorizing $175,000 for pedestrian signal upgrades and $75,000 for high-intensity roadway signage
• Approving revised Downtown Toledo Improvement District, including $6,921.74 annual assessment for four city-owned properties

City Council

The Toledo City Council is voting on second readings for several key ordinances, including a $2.23 million sidewalk improvement program and the creation of a Civilian Police Review Board with subpoena power. The agenda also includes the adoption of the Downtown Toledo Transportation Study and the enactment of new municipal code sections regarding no-knock warrants and body-worn cameras. Additionally, the council is considering multiple zoning map changes and special use permits for specific properties.

• Authorize $1,000,000 from Capital Improvement Fund and $1,232,000 from Special Assessment Improvement Fund for the Sidewalk Program
• Enact Section 129.12 (No-Knock Warrants) and Section 129.13 (Body Worn Cameras) of the Toledo Municipal Code
• Approve $1,375,000 in improvements for Imagination Station financed through the Port Authority
• Change zoning maps for properties at 201 Knapp Street, 410-414 Wade Street, 4398 Monroe Street, 322 Locust Street, 902 Superior Street, 937 Ostrich Lane, and 915 Summit Street
• Grant Special Use Permit for a Bed and Breakfast at 2335 Scottwood Avenue and a Drug and Alcohol Treatment Facility at 5052, 5044, and 5048 Dorr Street

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to review four specific land use cases. These include two zone changes, one final plat approval, and one preliminary drawing review. The meeting is scheduled for 9:00 AM at One Government Center in Toledo, Ohio.

• Zone change from C-4 to M-1 at 11480 Airport Highway
• Zone change from A-R to C-2 at 7333 Jerusalem Road
• Final plat approval for Stoney Creek Plat Two (14 lots) at Salisbury Road and Summerset Drive
• Preliminary drawing review for Violet Shire at Stitt Road, west of Waterville-Monclova Road

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing items for its June 30 meeting, including appointments, second readings, and new legislation. Key decisions involve funding a Civilian Police Review Board executive director, expanding the Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area, and approving a $2.2 million sidewalk program. The agenda also includes police reform measures like no-knock warrant restrictions and body-worn camera mandates.

• Appropriate $100,000 for Civilian Police Review Board staffing
• Expand Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA)
• Approve $2,232,000 for 2020 Sidewalk Program
• Grant subpoena power to Civilian Police Review Board
• Restrict no-knock warrants and mandate body-worn cameras

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met on June 17, 2020, to discuss 15 agenda items. The docket includes requests to vacate alleys on 142nd/144th Street, Colburn, and Twining Street. It also covers specific zoning cases at addresses like 201 Knapp Street, 322 Locust, and 4398 Monroe Street. A significant portion of the agenda involves a special use permit for a drug and alcohol rehab facility at 5044 Dorr Street, which generated numerous letters of opposition from neighbors.

• Vacation of alley at 142nd and 144th Street
• Vacation of alley off Colburn
• Zoning case Z-1006-20 at 201 Knapp Street
• Special use permit SUP-2005-20 for a B&B at 2335 Scottwood
• Special use permit SUP-1004-20 for a drug and alcohol rehab facility at 5044 Dorr Street

City Council

The Toledo City Council will consider a wide range of items, including ordinances to ban police chokeholds and neck restraints, create a duty to intervene, and fund the Civilian Police Review Board. The council will also vote on tax exemptions for the Colony Development Project, CARES Act fund establishment, and multiple infrastructure and grant approvals.

• O-202-20: Prohibits Toledo Police Department's use of neck restraints and chokeholds
• O-204-20: Appropriates $100,000 for the Civilian Police Review Board
• O-189-20 and O-190-20: Community Reinvestment Area tax exemptions for Colony Apartments and hotel
• O-193-20: Establishes CARES Act Fund for COVID-19 expenditures
• O-208-20: Emergency sanitary sewer replacement on Parkdale Avenue ($1,050,000)

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee held a virtual meeting on June 11, 2020, to discuss grass mowing. The agenda lists no specific decisions, contracts, or ordinances, only the general topic of grass mowing and any other matters. This appears to be a procedural or informational session without detailed policy items.

• Discussion of grass mowing operations

Committee of the Whole

The City of Toledo Committee of the Whole met virtually on June 11, 2020, to discuss amendments to the 2020 Operating and Capital Improvement (CIP) Budgets. The agenda included a proposal to authorize appropriations and budget adjustments within the approved 2020 budgets and to declare an emergency. The meeting was limited to this specific budget discussion and any other properly arising matters.

• Discussion of amendments to the 2020 Operating and CIP Budget
• Proposal to authorize appropriations and budget adjustments within the 2020 Approved Operating and Capital Improvement Budgets
• Proposal to declare an emergency

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission holds a public hearing to review several land use cases, including zone changes and site plans. Key items include a Planned Unit Development for a 120-unit multi-dwelling development at 1817 Madison Avenue and zone changes from Industrial Light (IL) to Commercial Mixed (CM) at 139 S. Erie. The commission also considers final plats for Franklin Royer East and Bluff Street Homes, as well as a text amendment to the Board of Zoning Appeals composition.

• Planned Unit Development for 120 Unit Multi-Dwelling Development at 1817 Madison Avenue (PUD-3005-20)
• Zone Change from IL to CM at 139 S. Erie (Z-4001-20)
• Zone Change from IL to CM at 1445 S Huron and 602-608 Market (Z-4002-20)
• Final Plat of Franklin Royer East, a Replat of all of Lot 18 and part of Lots 17, 19, 22 and 25 of Vineyard Acres (S-12-20)
• Text Amendment to Modify TMC 1112.0202.C - Board of Zoning Appeals Composition (M-1-20)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing ordinances to authorize $1,899,840 in public utility improvements for the Colony Development Project, which includes new apartments and a hotel. The agenda also includes second readings for 15-year tax exemptions for the residential and hotel components of the project. Additionally, the council is considering a $1.05 million emergency repair for a broken sewer line on Parkdale Avenue and establishing a fund for $10.08 million in CARES Act pandemic relief.

• O-188-20: Authorizes $450,000 from Water Distribution Fund and $1,449,840 from Storm Water Funds for Colony infrastructure.
• O-189-20: Approves 15-year real property tax exemption for Toledo Colony Apartments, LLC (262 units).
• O-190-20: Approves 15-year real property tax exemption for Colony-Concord Hotel, LLC (120 rooms).
• TMP-5131: Authorizes $1,050,000 for emergency sanitary sewer replacement on Parkdale Avenue between Bancroft and Woodruff.
• O-193-20: Establishes CARES Act Fund to accept projected $10,078,625 in federal pandemic relief funds.

City Council

The Toledo City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including authorizing up to $100,000 for fire station maintenance, approving water utility project funding, and accepting federal COVID-19 relief funds. The agenda also includes tax exemptions for a housing and hotel development, a cemetery management contract, and a resolution supporting federal relief for local governments.

• O-170-20: $100,000 for fire station maintenance and repairs
• O-187-20: $1,312,461 for Carbon Storage and Feed Improvements Project
• O-188-20: $1,449,840 for storm water improvements and development agreement with Toledo Colony Apartments and Colony-Concord Hotel
• O-189-20/O-190-20: Community Reinvestment Area tax exemptions for apartments at 1901/2061 W. Central Ave and hotel at 2022-2046 W. Central Ave
• O-195-20/O-196-20: Accept $4,453,360 CDBG and $2,249,248 ESG COVID-19 funds from HUD

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to review four final plat applications for residential lots in Sylvania Township. The body will also consider a zone change request for a property on Eber Road and a conditional use permit for a campground on Corduroy Road. These items involve specific land divisions and land-use changes within the county's jurisdiction.

• Final Plat of Brookside Plat Eight (11 lots) west of Mitchaw Road, south of Brint Road, Sylvania Township
• Final Plat of the Village at Twelve Lakes Plat Three (22 lots) west of Mitchaw Road, south of Sylania-Metamora Road, Sylvania Township
• Final Plat of Eagle Creek Plat Seven (14 lots) south of Sylvania-Metamora Road, west of Mitchaw Road, Sylvania Township
• Final Plat of the Second Replat of Lot 7 of Corey Creek Manor (1 lot) at Northeast corner of Corey Creek Road and Coldstream Road, Sylvania Township
• Zone Change from M-1 to C-2 at 2218 Eber Road

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee is discussing Ordinance 160-20, which authorizes a three-year contract with Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum to manage and operate the city’s five municipal cemeteries. The ordinance includes a budgetary adjustment moving $257,792 from personnel services to contractual services and sets an annual expenditure limit of $470,000. The meeting is virtual and scheduled for May 27, 2020.

• Ordinance 160-20: Three-year contract with Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum for management of five municipal cemeteries
• Budget change: Disappropriation of $257,792 from General Fund, Parks Recreation and Forestry personnel services budget
• Budget change: Appropriation of $257,792 to General Fund, Parks Recreation and Forestry contractual services budget
• Annual expenditure limit: Not to exceed $470,000 for contractual payments

City Council

This is an agenda review for the June 2, 2020, Toledo City Council meeting. The body is preparing to vote on several emergency ordinances, including establishing a $10,078,625 CARES Act fund for pandemic expenses and authorizing $1,899,840 in public infrastructure costs for the Colony Development Project. Other items include accepting HUD grants for housing and homelessness programs, funding fire station repairs, and revising parking policies for mobility-impaired residents.

• Establishment of a CARES Act Fund with an initial projected receipt of $10,078,625 for COVID-19 expenses.
• Authorization of $1,899,840 in city funds for utility improvements at the Colony Development Project, involving developers Toledo Colony Apartments, LLC and Colony-Concord Hotel, LLC.
• Acceptance of a $4,453,360 HUD Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) for pandemic response.
• Acceptance of a $2,249,248 HUD Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) for homelessness prevention.
• Authorization of up to $100,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund for fire station maintenance and repairs.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission holds a public hearing on 14 items, including final plats, zone changes, special use permits, and site plan reviews. The commission will also review the 2020 Municipal Arts Plan and hear a director's report.

• Final Plat of Bresnahans Green and part of Belmont Avenue in Collingwood Green (S-6-20)
• Final Plat of Taco Bell Toledo at 817 Phillips Avenue (S-7-20)
• Special Use Permit for drug and alcohol treatment facility (residential) at 5044-5052 Dorr Street (SUP-1004-20)
• Zone change from IL to RM36 at 201 Knapp and 410-414 Wade Street (Z-1006-20)
• Vacation of Twining Street and Medcorp Drive at Stickney Avenue and Expressway Drive (V-148-20)

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to discuss several zoning items, including the vacation of portions of Central Avenue, Briar Cliff, Kelly, and Rathbun streets, as well as zone changes at Bigelow and Kelly, and Jermain Rathbun W. Central. They will also review a planned unit development at Central and Jermain. No final decisions are made at this meeting; it is a discussion agenda.

• Vacation of 5-foot strip on Central Avenue
• Vacation of Briar Cliff street
• Vacation of Kelly street
• Vacation of Rathbun street
• Zone change at Bigelow and Kelly; zone change at Jermain Rathbun W. Central; planned unit development at Central and Jermain

City Council

The Toledo City Council is scheduled to hold a second reading on a contract with Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum to manage the city's five municipal cemeteries, with annual costs up to $470,000. The agenda also includes a first reading for an ordinance amending the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) to replace property taxes with a sales tax, contingent on voter approval in November 2020. Additionally, the council will consider a moratorium on permits for small box discount stores along Dorr Street and approve various capital expenditures for fire and police departments.

• Second reading of O-160-20: Three-year contract with Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum for cemetery management, up to $470,000 annually.
• First reading of TMP-5088: Amendment to TARTA ordinances to add Lucas County, eliminate 2.5 mill property tax, and substitute a 0.5% sales and use tax, contingent on Nov 3, 2020 ballot.
• First reading of TMP-5091: Moratorium until Dec 31, 2020, on permits for Small Box Discount Stores along Dorr St. between Collingwood and Parkside.
• First reading of TMP-5058: Acceptance of $1,621,146 ODOT grant for construction of the Marengo Street Bridge over Ravine.
• First reading of TMP-5089: Authorization for $105,500 expenditure for security camera upgrades at Toledo Municipal Court.

City Council

The Toledo City Council is meeting to consider a range of ordinances, including a $3 million sewer rehabilitation project, a $750,000 transfer to fund a police class, and a five-year cemetery management contract. The agenda also includes a vetoed item for building repairs, a site plan for a new retail store, and several other expenditures and agreements.

• O-146-20: $3,000,000 for Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 2
• O-155-20: $750,000 transfer to hire a Police Class in 2020
• O-160-20: Five-year contract with Woodlawn Cemetery for management of five municipal cemeteries, up to $505,000/year
• O-134-20 (vetoed): $100,000 for major mechanical systems and building repairs
• O-151-20: Site plan approval for new retail store at 845-885 South Avenue

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a $3 million appropriation for the Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 2, a $1 million inlet gate replacement at the Water Reclamation Plant, and a $750,000 transfer to fund a new police class. Also on the agenda are a vetoed $100,000 capital improvement expenditure, a $273,000 contract renewal for Shot Spotter gunfire detection, and a site plan appeal for a new retail store on South Avenue.

• Vetoed O-134-20: $100,000 for major mechanical systems and building repairs
• O-141-20: $273,000 for year 2 of Shot Spotter gunfire detection agreement with SST Inc.
• O-144-20: $600,000 for Sanitary Sewer Lining Project with OPWC grant and loan
• O-146-20: $3,000,000 for Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 2
• TMP-5059: $750,000 transfer to hire a Police Class in 2020

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission met to review final plats for four residential developments in Sylvania Township. The body also considered two zone change requests for properties along Murd Road and Sylvania Avenue. The agenda included standard procedural items such as roll call and minutes approval.

• Final Plat of Bridge Creek Plat Three (14 lots) south of Sylvania Avenue, west of Herr Road
• Final Plat of Brookside Plat Eight (11 lots) west of Mitchaw Road, south of Brint Road
• Final Plat of the Village at Twelve Lakes Plat Three (22 lots) west of Mitchaw Road, south of Sylania-Metamora Road
• Final Plat of Eagle Creek Plat Seven (14 lots) south of Sylvania-Metamora Road, west of Mitchaw Road
• Zone change from AR to C-1 at 3120 Murd Road

City Council

The Toledo City Council agenda focuses on emergency infrastructure spending, including $3,000,000 for the Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 2 and $2,000,000 for the Raw Water Mains Upgrade Project. The body also votes on a development agreement for the Glass City Metropark Phase 2 and several special use permits for local businesses. All items are marked as declaring an emergency.

• Authorize $3,000,000 expenditure for Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 2
• Authorize $2,000,000 expenditure for Raw Water Mains Upgrade Project
• Authorize $1,500,000 expenditure for Alum System Improvements Project
• Enter development agreement for Glass City Metropark Phase 2 with Metropolitan Park District
• Grant Special Use Permit for Drug and Alcohol Treatment Facility at 2345 Dorr Street

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss several zoning items, including a non-residential drug and alcohol treatment facility at 2345 Dorr Street, a sweepstake internet cafe at 5614 Secor Road, an appeal at 845-885 Broadway, a daycare at 2894 Tremainsville Road, and a bed and breakfast at 4601 Dorr Street. Many other items on the agenda are marked as deferred, including alley vacations, zone changes, and text amendments.

• Drug and alcohol treatment facility (non-residential) at 2345 Dorr Street
• Sweepstake internet cafe at 5614 Secor Rd. with privacy fence request
• Appeal of 845-885 Broadway
• Daycare at 2894 Tremainsville Rd.
• Bed and breakfast at 4601 Dorr Street

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, mostly for second reading, that authorize significant capital expenditures. These include emergency repairs to city facilities, a second-year contract for gunshot detection technology, a crime data software subscription, and multiple water and sewer infrastructure projects. The agenda also includes a development agreement for the Glass City Metropark and a street vacation request.

• $250,000 for emergency repairs to major mechanical systems and building repairs at city facilities
• $260,000 from Capital Improvement Fund and $13,000 from General Fund for year 2 of Shot Spotter gunshot detection agreement with SST Inc.
• $90,900 for second year of NC4 Street Smart crime data software subscription
• $2,000,000 for Raw Water Mains Upgrade Project and $1,500,000 for Alum System Improvements Project at Collins Park Water Treatment Plant
• $3,000,000 for Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 2

City Council

The Toledo City Council meets to approve several emergency measures, including a $2.2 million grant for wetland construction at the PENN 7 property and a $349,920 purchase of Tasers. The agenda also includes authorizing a five-year contract for cemetery management and extending income tax filing deadlines due to the pandemic.

• Approve $2,223,050 grant from Great Lakes Commission for wetland construction at PENN 7 property
• Authorize $349,920 expenditure for Taser purchases from the 2020 Capital Improvements Fund
• Approve five-year contract with Woodlawn Cemetery Association for municipal cemetery management, up to $450,000 annually
• Enact ordinance extending income tax filing and payment dates to match federal COVID-19 extensions
• Accept $144,652.41 grant from CJCC for police equipment purchases

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a final plat for 14 lots in Sylvania Township, a zone change from AR to C-1 at 3120 Murd Road, and the Springfield Township Comprehensive Plan Update. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as roll call, proof of notice, and minutes approval. No specific dollar amounts or contract details are listed in the agenda.

• Final Plat of Bridge Creek Plat Three (14 lots) south of Sylvania Avenue, west of Herr Road, Sylvania Township
• Zone change from AR to C-1 at 3120 Murd Road
• Review and approval of the Springfield Township Comprehensive Plan Update

City Council

The Toledo City Council is holding a special meeting to advance the full agenda for March 24, 2020. Key decisions include authorizing the sale of city-owned land to Amazon, approving a $1 million expenditure for Seawall Project repairs, and ratifying various emergency contracts for IT, court services, and infrastructure. The agenda also includes a second reading for an online vendor portal software contract and a resolution regarding the Federal Community Reinvestment Act.

• Sale of 58.33 acres at Hawthorne Hills Subdivision to Amazon.Com Services LLC with $175,000 for closing expenses
• Expenditure of $1,000,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund for the Seawall Project and supplemental design agreement with Mannik & Smith Group
• Second reading for O-077-20 authorizing a five-year contract for online vendor portal software with up to $80,000 for implementation and $40,000 annually for licensing
• Authorization of $600,000 for the Streets, Bridges & Harbor Matches and Planning Program for bridge improvements
• Ratification of a $70,000 emergency purchase for hardware and services to increase remote ICT network connections

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals for the City of Toledo held a formal meeting on March 16, 2020. The agenda consists solely of procedural items, including roll call, a monthly meeting designation, and adjournment. No specific zoning cases, variances, or appeals are described in the provided text.

• Roll call
• Monthly meeting
• Adjournment

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is holding a public hearing on multiple land-use cases, including a downtown overlay demolition review, special use permits for a bed and breakfast, day care, and a drug/alcohol treatment facility, and several site plan reviews for sign waivers and expansions. The commission will also hear appeals of certificates of appropriateness and discuss a parking study and a text amendment on commercial design elements.

• Downtown Overlay demolition review at 909-915 Madison Avenue
• Special Use Permit for bed and breakfast at 4601 Dorr Street
• Special Use Permit for Type A Day Care at 2894 Tremainsville Road
• Special Use Permit for drug/alcohol treatment facility at 5044-5052 Dorr Street
• Major Site Plan Review for building/parking lot expansion at 4398 Monroe Street

City Council

The Toledo City Council is voting on several second-reading ordinances, including a $4 million appropriation for the General Resurfacing Program and a $350,000 expenditure for the repair and restoration of Willy's Park Pool. The agenda also includes authorizing contracts for drainage improvements, sewer and water kills, and an online vendor portal. Additionally, the council is considering a special assessment petition for the Northwest Ohio Advanced Energy Improvement District and settling two personal injury claims.

• O-105-20: Authorizes up to $4,000,000 from the Capital Improvement Program Fund for the General Resurfacing Program.
• O-107-20: Authorizes $350,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund for the repair and restoration of Willy's Park Pool.
• O-102-20: Authorizes up to $1,300,000 from the Storm Water Utility Improvement Fund for various drainage improvement projects.
• O-097-20: Approves a petition for special assessments for the Northwest Ohio Advanced Energy Improvement District.
• O-103-20 & O-104-20: Authorizes contracts with Taylor Excavating, Inc. for sewer and water kills, totaling $787,258 across two funds.

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee is holding its monthly formal meeting. The agenda contains no specific action items, only a general discussion of any matter that may properly come before the committee.

• Monthly meeting of the Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

City Council

The City of Toledo Council held a special meeting to finalize the 2020 budget, including a $20.8 million Capital Improvement Plan for 2020-2024. The body also authorized $4 million for the General Resurfacing Program to repair local residential streets and $1.3 million for drainage improvements. Additionally, the council approved a contract for an online vendor portal and settled two legal claims totaling $29,500.

• Approved $20,802,463 Capital Improvement Budget for 2020-2024 (O-089-20)
• Authorized $4,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program (TMP-4924)
• Approved $1,300,000 for stormwater drainage improvement projects (TMP-4929)
• Authorized up to $120,000 for an online vendor portal software solution (O-077-20)
• Settled personal injury and civil rights claims for $15,000 and $14,500 respectively (TMP-4941, TMP-4933)

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee is meeting to discuss LED street lights. The agenda lists this as the sole substantive item, along with any other matter that may properly come before the committee.

• Discussion of LED street lights

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to review final and preliminary plat applications for residential developments in Monclova and Sylvania Townships. The agenda also includes a zone change request for a property on Old Airport Highway and a conditional use permit for a day care center on McCord Road. Additionally, the body will consider a text amendment regarding riparian setbacks.

• Final Plat of Cedar Grove Plat One (13 lots) at Stitt Road and Waterville-Monclova Road
• Final Plat of Bridge Creek Plat Three (14 lots) south of Sylvania Avenue, west of Herr Road
• Zone change from C-2 to M-1 at 9815 Old Airport Highway
• Conditional Use Permit for day care center at 2917 McCord Road
• Text Amendment regarding Riparian setbacks

City Council

The Toledo City Council meets to approve second readings for several ordinances, including a retail expansion in the Enterprise Zone and street light upgrades on Hill Avenue. The agenda includes authorizing expenditures for the Municipal Court, Fire & Rescue, and Public Service departments, such as a $65,000 software license and a $250,000 vehicle purchase. Additionally, the council will vote on multiple zoning map changes and special use permits for properties across the city.

• Authorize $65,000 for Integrated Software Specialists case management software for Toledo Municipal Court
• Approve $250,000 expenditure for a Fire/Police vessel from the Capital Improvement Fund
• Change zoning maps for properties at 21 S. St. Clair Street and 3837 Secor Rd
• Grant Special Use Permits for a Day Care Center at 2105 Monroe Street and Sweepstakes Terminal Cafés at 330 W. Central Avenue and 5339 Dorr Street
• Authorize $13,433 for American Water Works Association dues and $18,385 for NACWA dues

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The City of Toledo Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals met on February 24, 2020. The formal agenda indicates a public hearing was scheduled, but the only listed item is an adjournment. No specific zoning cases, appeals, or decisions are detailed in the provided document.

• Agenda lists only 'ADJOURNMENT' under case descriptions

Utility Appeals Board

The Utility Appeals Board is holding a public hearing on February 21, 2020, at One Government Center in Council Chambers. The agenda lists a single case (UAB20200221) for the February meeting, followed by adjournment. No other details are provided.

• Public hearing on case UAB20200221
• Meeting at One Government Center, Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing agenda items for its February 25 meeting, including a second reading of an ordinance granting real property tax exemptions to Niki Toledo for a retail expansion. The council will also consider several other ordinances and resolutions, including street lighting improvements, membership dues, and equipment purchases.

• O-039-20: 50% tax exemption for 15 years on pre-remediation property value and 100% exemption on post-remediation increase for Niki Toledo's $12.7M retail project at 3311 Secor Road
• O-050-20: Declaring necessity to improve Hill Avenue street lighting with LED lamps
• O-056-20: Authorizing $13,433 for AWWA membership dues
• O-059-20: Authorizing $18,385 for NACWA membership dues
• TMP-4873: Authorizing $250,000 for purchase of Fire/Police vessel

Committee of the Whole

The City of Toledo Committee of the Whole met on February 18, 2020, to discuss agenda item O-039-20 regarding Elder Beerman. The agenda lists referrals from a previous meeting, a quick fact sheet, and presentations by Harry Niki and Peggy's Speech. No specific decisions, votes, or dollar amounts are recorded in this agenda text.

• Discussion of agenda item O-039-20 concerning Elder Beerman
• Review of referrals from the 2/11/20 Elder Beerman meeting
• Presentation by Harry Niki regarding Toledo
• Presentation by Harry Restaurant
• Presentation by Peggy's Speech

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on February 13, 2020, to consider several land-use items, including final plats, special use permits, site plans, zone changes, and street vacations. The agenda includes a new hotel, a drug and alcohol treatment facility, a sweepstakes café, and multiple zone changes and vacations. The commission will also discuss a text amendment to the sign code.

• Final plat for Public Safety Center at Secor Road and Downing Avenue
• Special Use Permit for drug/alcohol treatment facility at 2345 Dorr Street
• Special Use Permit for Sweepstakes Café at 5614-5616 Secor Road
• Major site plan for new hotel at Central Avenue and Promedica Parkway (Colony North)
• Zone change and PUD for Colony South (multiple parcels on W. Central, Jermain, Rathbun, Monroe)

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The City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met on February 12, 2020, to discuss eight specific planning items. The agenda included two zone changes, four special use permits (SUPs) for various facilities, and two text amendments to zoning codes. All items had previously been heard by the Technical Committee on Planning and Construction (TCPC).

• Zone change request for 21 S. St Clair
• Zone change request for 3837 Secor
• Special Use Permit (SUP) for a Day Care Center at 2105 Monroe and 2110 Brookwood
• Special Use Permit (SUP) for a Residential Drug Treatment Facility at 723 Euclid
• Text amendments for Warehouse District and Building Facade

City Council

The Toledo City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including funding for Levis Square Park Phase 2, a land sale to Woodlawn Cemetery, and a new contractor registration chapter. The agenda also includes multiple emergency declarations for items like LED streetlight replacement and water main improvements.

• O-037-20: $1,225,000 from Capital Improvement Fund for Levis Square Park Phase 2 repairs and design
• O-040-20: Sale of 11.89 acres of Willy's Park to Woodlawn Cemetery Historical Association for $75,000
• O-002-20: New Chapter 1312 requiring registration for general contracting and interiors industry
• O-042-20: Agreement with Toledo Edison to replace streetlights with LED
• O-058-20: $5,000,000 for 2020 Water Main Program

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee is holding its formal monthly meeting. The agenda lists only monthly updates and a general item for any other matter that may properly come before the committee, with no specific action items or proposals detailed.

• Monthly updates from the Education, Recreation & Employment Committee
• General discussion of any other matter that may properly come before the committee

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee met to discuss the Chronic Commercial Property Nuisance ordinance (O-412-2019). The agenda included a review of audio from a previous committee meeting on September 17, 2019, and allowed for any other properly arising matters.

• Discussion of Chronic Commercial Property Nuisance ordinance O-412-2019
• Review of audio from NCDH Committee Meeting on 9/17/2019

Regional Water Commission

The Toledo Regional Water Commission is holding a formal meeting on February 5, 2020, at 8:00 AM in Council Chambers. The agenda lists a public hearing for cases under TRWC20200205, but no specific items are detailed. The meeting appears to be procedural, with only adjournment listed.

• Public hearing for cases under TRWC20200205
• Meeting at One Government Center, Council Chambers

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances for final approval, including funding for park repairs, a major retail expansion tax exemption, LED streetlight replacement, and land sales. The agenda also includes recognitions and resolutions on topics like the 988 suicide hotline and coronavirus donations.

• O-037-20: $1,225,000 for Levis Square Park Phase 2 repairs
• O-039-20: Tax exemptions for Niki Toledo's $12.7M retail expansion at 3311 Secor Road
• O-040-20: Sale of 11.89 acres of Willy's Park to Woodlawn Cemetery for $75,000
• O-042-20: Up to $5,796,000 for LED streetlight replacement (28,000 lights)
• O-031-20: Creation of Lucas County 911 Regional Council of Government

Board of Revision of Assessments

The City of Toledo Board of Revision of Assessments scheduled a public hearing for January 31, 2020, at One Government Center. The agenda lists a single case, R-375-19, for review. No specific details regarding the property, assessment amount, or nature of the dispute are provided in the source text.

• Public hearing for case R-375-19
• Meeting location: Council Chambers, One Government Center, Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is discussing Ordinance 2-20, which would amend the Toledo Municipal Code to add a new chapter requiring registration of contractors in the general contracting and interiors industry. A proposed amendment to the ordinance is also on the agenda. The meeting is a discussion, not a final vote.

• Ordinance 2-20: New TMC Ch. 1312, contractor registration for general contracting and interiors
• Proposed amendment to Ordinance O-002-2020

City Council

The Toledo City Council is meeting to consider a second reading of an ordinance requiring registration for general contractors and interior industry firms, along with multiple emergency ordinances covering utility fund transfers, sewer rate changes, a park land sale, and infrastructure projects. The agenda includes appointments and recognitions, with most items scheduled for votes.

• Second reading of O-002-20: new Chapter 1312 requiring registration for general contracting and interiors industry
• O-034-20: transfers $225,000 (water), $250,000 (sewer), $25,000 (storm water) to fund customer assistance grants
• O-035-20: $300,000 for lead service line replacement loan program
• O-037-20: $1,225,000 for Levis Square Park Phase 2 repairs and design
• O-040-20: sale of 11.89 acres of Willy's Park to Woodlawn Cemetery Historical Association for $75,000

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee met to discuss Customer Assistance Programs. The agenda lists three specific ordinance items (O-033-20, O-034-20, O-035-20) related to these programs. No other substantive items or decisions are detailed in the provided text.

• Discussion of Customer Assistance Programs
• Agenda items O-033-20, O-034-20, and O-035-20

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is meeting to hold public hearings and decide on several zoning and conditional use cases, including final plats, zone changes, and permits for a day care center and a memory care facility. The agenda includes a final plat for a 13-lot subdivision in Monclova Township and multiple zone change requests.

• Final Plat of Cedar Grove Plat One, 13 lots at Stitt Road and Waterville-Monclova Road, Monclova Township
• Zone Change from A/R to R-1 PUD at 7660, 7640, 7544 and 7500 Maumee-Western Road
• Zone Change from A-4 to C-1 at 4838 Whiteford Road and 5057 Summerfield Road
• Conditional Use Permit for mixed retail/residential building at 4838 Whiteford Road and 5057 Summerfield Road
• Conditional Use Permit for day care center at 2917 McCord Road

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances for the January 28 meeting, including a new contractor registration requirement, creation of a regional 911 council, and multiple utility customer assistance programs. The agenda also includes funding for Levis Square Park repairs, an Imagination Station expansion, and a tax exemption for a Niki retail expansion.

• Ordinance O-002-20: new Chapter 1312 requiring registration of general contracting and interiors industry firms
• Authorizing mayor to join Lucas County 911 Regional Council of Government for a Public Safety Answering Point
• Accepting $6,000 state grant for water search and rescue capability
• Appropriating $500,000 for water, sewer, and storm water customer assistance grants
• Appropriating $1,225,000 for Levis Square Park Phase 2 repairs

City Council

The Toledo City Council is meeting to take final votes on several ordinances, including a 12-year lease for office space at 811 Jefferson Avenue for the Division of Engineering Services, and to consider new contractor registration rules. The council will also vote on multiple funding authorizations for transportation planning, capital projects, and state grants, as well as several zoning changes and a special use permit. The agenda includes three ceremonial resolutions recognizing individuals and workers, and an appointment item for council committees.

• O-582-19: 12-year lease with Water Street Development, LLC for ~22,000 sq ft at 811 Jefferson Ave for Engineering Services, with three 5-year renewal options
• O-002-20: New Municipal Code Chapter 1312 requiring registration for general contractors and interiors industry
• O-019-20: $147,301 in expenditures to TMACOG for transportation planning fees, stormwater coalition dues, watershed program, and membership
• O-020-20: $5,900,000 from Capital Improvement Program Fund for 2020 Matches & Planning Program
• O-021-20: Accept up to $9,247,920 in ODOT grants for multiple construction projects

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals is holding a formal public hearing to consider zoning appeals cases listed in the agenda. The agenda includes roll call, case descriptions, and adjournment, but no specific case details are provided in the text.

• Public hearing at One Government Center, Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street
• Cases listed under BZA20200113
• January meeting data list attached

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee of the Toledo City Council is holding its monthly meeting. The agenda lists only the monthly meeting and a general item for any other matter that may properly come before the committee, with no specific discussion items detailed.

• Monthly meeting of the Education, Recreation & Employment Committee
• General agenda item for any other matter that may properly come before the Committee

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is holding a public hearing to review a wide range of items, including the 2020 Capital Improvements Program, several zone changes, site plans for new developments, and multiple street vacations. The agenda includes final plats, special use permits, and text amendments to zoning codes. Decisions made will guide future land use and development in the city.

• Review of 2020 Capital Improvements Program (M-21-19)
• Zone change from IL to CD at 21 S. St. Clair Street (Z-10007-19)
• Major Site Plan Review for new hotel and parking lot at Central Avenue and Promedica Parkway (SPR-38-19)
• Zone change from RS6 and RD6 and CR to CM for Colony South properties (Z-8006-19)
• Special Use Permit for day care center at 2105 Monroe Street & 2110 Brookwood Avenue (SUP-11005-19)

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The City of Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met on January 8, 2020, to discuss five specific zoning and site plan items. The agenda lists requests for properties at 4425 Stickney, 330 W Central, 178 Foulkes, 2015 Putnam, and 2220 Collingwood. No dollar amounts, ordinance details, or final decisions are provided in the agenda text.

• Review of 4425 Stickney SUP (Site Use Permit)
• Discussion of zoning matter at 330 W Central
• Discussion of zoning matter at 178 Foulkes
• Discussion of zoning matter at 2015 Putnam
• Discussion of zoning matter at 2220 Collingwood

City Council

This is an agenda review session for the January 14, 2020 City Council meeting. The council will discuss a proposed 12-year lease for the Division of Engineering Services at 811 Jefferson Avenue, a new contractor registration ordinance, and several funding authorizations for transportation projects and TMACOG fees.

• Lease agreement with Water Street Development, LLC for 22,000 sq ft at 811 Jefferson Ave, $38,914/month for first 5 years, then $30,214/month, 12-year term with three 5-year options
• New Chapter 1312 requiring registration of general contracting and interiors industry contractors
• $147,301 in TMACOG payments: $52,602 transportation assessment, $12,058 Stormwater Coalition dues, $9,950 Student Watershed Watch, $72,691 membership fee
• $5,900,000 appropriation for 2020 Matches & Planning Program
• Acceptance of $9,247,920 in ODOT grants for road projects including Wenz Road, Chessie Circle Trail, Jefferson Ave, Bennett Road, Airport Highway, Dorr Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole met to discuss the 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan. The agenda lists a public hearing presentation regarding this plan. No other specific decisions, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in the provided text.

• Public hearing presentation for the 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan

City Council

The Toledo City Council is meeting to consider a second reading of a lease agreement for the Division of Engineering Services, along with several new ordinances and zoning items. The agenda includes funding transfers, a moratorium on sweepstake café licenses, and multiple special use permits. Most items are routine administrative or zoning matters, with no major policy overhauls.

• Lease with Water Street Development, LLC for 22,000 sq ft at 811 Jefferson Ave, 12-year term with renewal options
• O-002-20: New code chapter on registration for general contracting and interiors industry
• O-004-20: Moratorium on new sweepstake terminal café licenses until June 1, 2020
• O-005-20: Transfer $75,000 from Fire Escrow to Nuisance Abatement for Better Board Up Program
• O-010-20: Zoning change for property at 5639 Telegraph Rd (rear portion)