Toledo public meetings in 2021

City Council

The council is considering several ordinances regarding water, sewer, and road infrastructure. This includes funding for the Collins Park Water Treatment Plant and a new sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan. The meeting also includes reviewing safety requirements for youth programs using city parks.

• $57,405,003 capital and road improvement budget for 2022-2026
• Development of a multipurpose sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan
• New safety requirements for youth organizations using city parks
• $154,500 for COVID-19 premium pay for health department workers
• $395,046.60 HUD grant for the HOME-ARP Program

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments is holding public hearings on two resolutions. These items propose vacating a 33-foot-wide alley and a 20-foot strip of land.

• Resolution No. 397-21: Vacate 33-foot-wide alley between Lagrange, Locust, Summit, and Superior Streets
• Resolution No. 447-21: Vacate 20-foot strip of land along Front Street

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural information for the monthly meeting. No specific cases or zoning requests are detailed in this document.

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a swim school at 4959 N. Holland-Sylvania Road. The commission will also review and consider the adoption of comprehensive plans for Jerusalem Township and Monclova Township.

• Conditional Use Permit for Swim School at 4959 N. Holland-Sylvania Road
• Review and Adoption of the 2040 Jerusalem Township Comprehensive Plan
• Review and Adoption of the Monclova Township Comprehensive Plan

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee1.23.24

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee meeting includes a discussion regarding a police update. The agenda also allows for any other matters that may come before the committee.

• Police update

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the agenda for its December 21, 2021, meeting. Proposed items include a development agreement for a multipurpose sports field and various funding reallocations for water treatment facilities.

• Development agreement with Toledo Lucas County Police Athletic League, Inc. for a sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan
• Appropriation of $406,191.50 from Capital Improvement Fund and $600,000 from CDBG Fund for the sports field
• Funding for facility refurbishments at Collins Park Water Treatment Plant
• Installation of an LED street light at Elmer Drive and N. Holland Sylvania

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to discuss various property and neighborhood matters. The agenda includes zone changes, landmark designations, and a review of the Garfield Neighborhood Plan.

• Zone Change 4020 Upton
• Landmark Designation 401 Main Street
• Amendment to SUP at 6145 Hill Athletic Fields
• Review of the Garfield Neighborhood Plan
• Vacation of Ostrich Lane

City Council

The council is reviewing several second-reading items, including new regulations for short-term rentals. The agenda also includes large appropriations for water treatment plant improvements and emergency rental assistance. Other items involve police equipment contracts and city service assessments.

• New "Short-Term Rentals" municipal code chapter
• $3,215,643.74 in Emergency Rental Assistance funds
• Up to $2,387,253 for Collins Park Water Treatment Plant improvements
• Up to $500,000 for lead remediation in twenty properties
• $57,405,003 appropriation for 2022-2026 capital projects

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use cases. The agenda includes a potential revocation of a permit for a gas station at 2209 N. Reynolds Road and updates to the Toledo Municipal Code regarding enforcement. Additionally, the commission will review sign waivers in the Downtown Overlay District.

• Possible revocation of SUP-258-85 for a gas station at 2209 N. Reynolds Road
• Text amendment modifying TMC 1115.0500 regarding violations and enforcement
• Text amendment to add expiration dates to Warehouse District approvals
• Review of sign waivers at 101 N. Summit Street

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee will discuss items related to the Department of Parks and Youth Services. The agenda includes H.O.P.E. Toledo, Human Relations Commission, Wayman Palmer YMCA, and Lucas County Ohio Means Jobs.

• Department of Parks and Youth Services discussion
• H.O.P.E. Toledo
• Human Relations Commission
• Wayman Palmer YMCA
• Lucas County Ohio Means Jobs

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss CDBG funding for a PAL multi-purpose sports field. The agenda also includes updates from the Department of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department.

• CDBG funding for PAL multi-purpose sports field (TMP-6860)
• Republic Services bulk pick-ups
• Update from the Dept. of Neighborhoods
• Update from Code Enforcement
• Update from Toledo-Lucas County Health Department

City Council

The City Council is reviewing an ordinance to establish a permit system and safety standards for residential short-term rentals. The agenda also includes the acceptance of $3,215,643.74 in emergency rental assistance funds and various water infrastructure improvements.

• Ordinance establishing permits and safety standards for short-term rentals
• Acceptance of $3,215,643.74 for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Renewal of Lucas County Sheriff security services for an estimated $2,101,724.39
• Funding up to $500,000 for lead remediation in 20 residential properties
• Reappropriation of $2,387,253 for Collins Park Water Treatment Plant improvements

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including the sale of 60 acres of city-owned property and new safety requirements for youth programs. The agenda also includes fund reallocations for water treatment plant improvements and various equipment purchases.

• Sale of 60 acres at former North Towne Square Mall to NorthPoint Development, LLC
• $350,000 contribution for a new sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan
• $1,500,000 expenditure for computer and network equipment upgrades
• New safety requirements for youth programs using city parks or facilities
• Special Use Permit for a drug and alcohol treatment center at 4352 W. Sylvania Avenue

Clerk's Office

The City of Toledo Clerk's Office scheduled a meeting for November 22, 2021. The purpose of the session is the swearing in of Councilwoman Theresa Morris.

• Swearing in of Councilwoman Theresa Morris

Utility Appeals Board

The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate for the Utility Appeals Board monthly meeting. No specific cases or items are listed for discussion.

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee will discuss water affordability and debt forgiveness. The agenda does not provide specific details or proposed actions for these items.

• Water Affordability discussion
• Debt Forgiveness discussion

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss zoning changes and special use permit applications. These include a zone change on 119th Street and permits for a treatment center, gas station, and tobacco shop.

• Zone change at 2805 & 2809 119th Street
• Vacation of a 20ft strip along Front Street
• Special use permit for drug and alcohol treatment center at 4352 W Sylvania Ave
• Special use permit for gas station and convenience store at 3531 Airport Highway
• Special use permit for tobacco shop at 5801 Telegraph

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zone change from M-1 to R-A at 10900 Shaffer Road. The agenda also includes routine procedural items and reports.

• Zone change from M-1 to R-A at 10900 Shaffer Road (Case Z30-C131)

City Council

This special meeting addresses authorizing a settlement with Janssen/Johnson & Johnson. The proposal includes authorizing the Mayor and Director of Law to execute documents related to the One Ohio Subdivision Settlement and National Opioid Settlement Agreement.

• Settlement with Janssen/Johnson & Johnson
• Authorization for Mayor and Director of Law to execute settlement documents

City Council

The City Council is reviewing agenda items for its November 23 meeting. Proposals include the sale of city-owned land at the former North Towne Square Mall and a $1.5 million computer replacement program.

• Sale of 60 acres at former North Towne Square Mall to NorthPoint Development, LLC
• $350,000 city contribution for a new sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan
• Removal of the 2,000-foot spacing requirement between convenience stores
• $1.5 million expenditure for replacing computers and network equipment
• Lease renewal with Toledo Zoological Society for parking at $25,000 annually

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The agenda is procedural and does not list specific cases or details for discussion.

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee is meeting to discuss a development agreement with PAL for a multipurpose sports field. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Department of Parks and Youth Services and H.O.P.E. Toledo.

• Development agreement with PAL for multipurpose sports field (ERE20211110)
• Discussion regarding Human Relations Commission
• Discussion regarding Wayman Palmer YMCA
• Discussion regarding Lucas County Ohio Means Jobs

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss Ordinance 267-21 to enact new short-term rental regulations in the Toledo Municipal Code. The meeting also includes updates from the Health Department, Code Enforcement, and the Department of Neighborhoods.

• Ordinance 267-21 regarding new short-term rental regulations
• Update from Toledo-Lucas County Health Department
• Republic Services bulk pickups
• Update from Code Enforcement
• Update from the Dept. of Neighborhoods

City Council

The City Council is reviewing new safety requirements for youth sports organizations and licensing requirements for convenience store operators. The agenda also includes the sale of 60 acres of city-owned land and various infrastructure and service contracts.

• Sale of 60 acres at former North Towne Square Mall to NorthPoint Development, LLC
• $350,000 contribution for a multipurpose sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan
• New licensing requirements for all convenience store operators
• $1,500,000 expenditure for replacement computers and software licenses
• $710,368.14 deposit from a school resource officer agreement with Toledo Public Schools

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use cases. These include the review of the Garfield Neighborhood Plan and potential revocations of special use permits for businesses.

• Review and adoption of the Garfield Neighborhood Plan
• Landmark designation review for the Former Masonic Temple Building at 401 Main Street
• Zone change from IL to RS6 at 4020 Upton Avenue
• Potential revocation of special use permits on Dorr Street and N. Reynolds Road
• Sign Code Re-Write

City Council

The council is reviewing proposals for a new sports field and updated safety standards for youth sports in city parks. Other items include zoning changes for convenience stores and contracts for lead workforce training.

• $350,000 contribution for a multipurpose sports field at 1111 E. Manhattan
• Removal of the 2,000-foot spacing requirement between convenience stores
• New licensing requirements for all convenience store operators
• $600,000 reallocation of HOME Grant funds for down payment assistance
• $185,220 contract for lead workforce training via Lead Professionals

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is reviewing an appeal regarding the administrative disapproval of deed transfers. This matter concerns properties located at Holt and Brint Roads in Sylvania Township.

• Appeal of administrative disapproval of deed transfers at Holt and Brint Roads

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several items including the approval of a $180,948,591 recovery plan. The agenda also includes various grant acceptances and zoning changes for two properties.

• Approval of the $180,948,591 Toledo Recovery Plan
• Agreement with Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office for crime intelligence up to $120,000
• Acceptance of a $356,932.73 FEMA grant for cardiac monitors and equipment
• Rezoning requests for 2410 Tremainsville Road and 3843 Peru Street
• Revision of the collective bargaining agreement with Toledo Firefighters Association, IAFF Local 92

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments will hold a public hearing regarding specific resolutions. The provided agenda does not contain details on the subject matter of these cases.

• Resolution 201-21
• Resolution 253-21
• Resolution 254-21
• Resolution 255-21
• Resolution 256-21

City Council

The council is reviewing items for the October 26, 2021 meeting, including the $180,948,591 Toledo Recovery Plan. Other topics include police service agreements and fire department grant acceptances.

• Approval of the $180,948,591 Toledo Recovery Plan using ARPA funds
• Agreement with Lucas County Prosecutor's Office for crime intelligence services up to $120,000
• Acceptance of a FEMA grant for cardiac monitors and equipment in the Fire & Rescue Department
• Zoning changes for 2410 Tremainsville Road and 3843 Peru Street
• $10,000 LISC grant for planning a natural play space at Paul William Alexander Park

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is scheduled to hold public hearings on various land use cases. These include applications for special use permits, zone changes, and the vacation of strips of land and alleys.

• Zone change from CR to RS6 at 2805 and 2809 119th Street
• Special Use Permit for Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center at 4352 W. Sylvania Avenue
• Special Use Permit for Gas Station with Convenience Store at 3531 Airport Highway
• Special Use Permit for Tobacco Shop at 5801 Telegraph Road
• Appeal of conditions for a Day Care Center at 4221 W. Alexis Road

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee is scheduled to discuss items regarding 2410 Tremainsville, the 3843 Peru Zone, and the vacation of Ostrich Lane.

• 2410 Tremainsville
• 3843 Peru Zone
• Vacation Ostrich Lane

City Council

The council is considering several items including budget adjustments and various city grants. Agenda items include authorizing police background investigations, approving site plans for multi-family housing, and managing property transfers to the Metropolitan Park District.

• $1,500,000 contract for retired officers to conduct fire and rescue background investigations
• $299,610 EPA grant for the Bandore Park Stream Restoration Project
• Sale of 4.8 acres at 1701 Front Street to the Metropolitan Park District
• Site plan approval for multi-family development at 2011 Franklin and Irving Street
• $161,675 ODOT grant for guardrail purchases

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The agenda for the October 7, 2021, meeting contains only procedural information. No specific discussion topics or items were listed in the provided text.

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee is holding its monthly meeting for October 7, 2021. The provided agenda does not list any specific items for discussion or decision.

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several items, including budget adjustments and grant acceptances. Proposed actions include hiring retired police officers for fire department investigations and accepting EPA funds for stream restoration.

• $1,500,000 contract for retired police officers to conduct Fire and Rescue background checks
• $299,610 EPA grant for the Bandore Park Stream Restoration Project
• $29,628.94 in equipment for Northwest Ohio Bomb Squad breathing apparatus
• Transfer of an MRAP vehicle from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency to the Police Department
• Real estate purchase option for 4.8 acres at 1701 Front Street

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The committee is holding a special meeting to discuss the appeal regarding Warren Commons. The session includes reviewing various exhibits, including letters of support and opposition resolutions.

• Appeal of Warren Commons (ZPC202010929)
• Review of project maps and facility plans
• Examination of support and opposition documents

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several items regarding city infrastructure and public safety. This includes proposals for funding street repairs, storm water drainage, and police equipment. The council will also discuss new safety requirements for youth sports organizations using city parks.

• $8.3 million in notes for street and bridge rehabilitation (O-482-21)
• Up to $700,000 in notes for storm water drainage improvements near Central Avenue (O-481-21)
• Purchase of ballistic vests for up to $122,220 (O-492-21)
• Adoption of the 'Toledo Together' 10-year housing action plan (R-487-21)
• New safety requirements for youth sports organizations in city parks (O-485-21)

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is scheduled to hold public hearings on several cases. This includes an appeal regarding the administrative disapproval of deed transfers at 4651, 4721, 4761, and 4781 Holt Road in Sylvania Township.

• Appeal of administrative disapproval of deed transfers at 4651, 4721, 4761 & 4781 Holt Road

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to discuss various land-use requests. The agenda includes zone changes for multiple properties and special use permit applications.

• Pool Street Daycare SUP
• 2724 Laskey Rd zone change
• 4747 Heatherdowns zone change and Master Plan
• 2441 S. Reynolds SUP
• Text amendment to Chapter 11

City Council

The council is reviewing ordinances regarding infrastructure funding, public safety grants, and municipal services. Key items include notes for storm water drainage and street maintenance. They are also considering new safety regulations for youth sports organizations.

• $8.3 million in notes for street and bridge rehabilitation (O-482-21)
• $700,000 in notes for storm water sewer improvements near Central Avenue (O-481-21)
• New safety requirements for youth sports organizations using city facilities (O-485-21)
• Purchase of ballistic vests up to $122,220 (O-492-21)
• Adoption of the Toledo Comprehensive Housing Strategy (R-487-21)

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Committee will discuss the Comprehensive Housing Strategy. The meeting includes a presentation on the strategy and its executive summary.

• Comprehensive Housing Strategy presentation
• Review of Toledo_CHS_Executive_Summary

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural references to BZA packets and lacks specific case descriptions or details.

Utility Appeals Board

The purpose of this meeting is to hear Utility Appeals cases. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific case descriptions.

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding infrastructure and public safety. Items include accepting federal rental assistance, authorizing street improvements, and approving various equipment purchases.

• Acceptance of $6,442,981.40 in Emergency Rental Assistance funding
• Authorization of up to $8,300,000 for street system improvements
• Renovation of Frederick Douglass Community for up to $2,500,000
• Purchase of 130 ballistic vests for Fire and Rescue for up to $105,000
• $1,000,000 grant for the Historic South Initiative

City Council

The council is reviewing ordinances for capital improvements to city structures and several equipment purchases. The agenda also includes revisions to collective bargaining agreements for AFSCME units.

• $600,000 for repairs at various city facilities including roofs and concrete
• Labor agreement revisions for AFSCME Local 7 and Local 2058 with $3,500 COVID premiums
• $90,066 for a HIAB crane, winch, and remote control
• $255,000 for a new crane truck for the Sewer & Drainage Division
• $35,326 for a three-year software agreement with Aquatic Informatics

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee and the Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee will meet to discuss several city items. Topics include park development and tenant protections during eviction proceedings.

• Schneider Park soccer lease and development
• Tenants’ Right to Counsel in Eviction Proceedings
• National Museum of the Great Lakes
• Wayman Palmer YMCA
• Republic Services bulk pickups

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss CURE Violence Interrupters. The agenda includes a review of the Cure Violence 101 assessment medium. No other specific items are listed for discussion.

• Discussion of CURE Violence Interrupters
• Review of Cure Violence 101 assessment medium

Lucas County Plan Commission

The commission will hold public hearings for two zoning changes in Toledo. The agenda also includes reviews of final plats and reports from the director and chairman.

• Zone change from R-A to C-2 at 3134 and 3136 Millicent Road
• Zone change from C-1 to AR at 6755 Monclova Road

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss an update regarding the Solheim Cup tournament. No other specific agenda items are listed for this session.

• Solheim Cup Tournament Update

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a moratorium on water bill late fees and new funding for tenant legal counsel during evictions. The agenda also includes various appointments and contracts for public safety and utility services.

• Appropriation of $250,000 for Tenants’ Right to Counsel in eviction proceedings
• Moratorium on water account late fees until the new meter reading system is operational
• $1,572,130 agreement for SAP hosting and application services
• $1,012,510 contract for addiction diversion program services through the Correctional Treatment Facility
• Special Use Permit for Community Recreation at 2007 N. Holland Sylvania Road

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning cases. The agenda includes reviews for a new courthouse annex, retail buildings, and multi-family housing developments. The commission will also consider zone changes and text amendments to the Toledo Municipal Code.

• Site plan review for a new courthouse annex at 1716 Spielbusch Avenue
• Zone change from RS6 to CN at 2724 W. Laskey Road
• New retail building site plan review at 1901 Dorr Street
• Special use permit for a gas station and convenience store at 2441 Reynolds Road
• Multi-family development site plan review at 2011 Franklin, 18 W. Woodruff, and 23, 27 and 29 Irving

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss several special use permit applications for daycares. The agenda also includes a historic landmark review and the Toledo Zoo institutional master plan.

• Daycare special use permits at 1869 Airport Highway, 2009 Airport Highway, 11 Richards Rd, and 3648 Victorey
• Historic landmark review for Craft House at 328 Westwood
• Institutional Master Plan for Toledo Zoo at 2700 Broadway
• Street vacation for Lagrange and Moore
• Special use permit for a school at 4930 Flanders Rd

City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider approving the One Ohio Subdivision Settlement. This settlement is consistent with the terms of the National Opioid Settlement Agreement. The item also authorizes the Mayor and Director of Law to execute necessary documents and participate in the One Ohio Memorandum of Understanding.

• Approval of One Ohio Subdivision Settlement (O-406-21)
• Authorization for the Mayor and Director of Law to execute settlement documents
• Participation in the One Ohio Memorandum of Understanding

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee will discuss ARPA funds for summer youth recreation, mentorship, and employment. Discussion items also include the 2021 Toledo Municipal Art Plan and the Human Relations Commission. Resolution 183-21 proposes renaming Winterfeld Park as George T. Hillard Park.

• ARPA funds for summer youth recreation, mentorship, and employment
• Resolution 183-21 to rename Winterfeld Park as George T. Hillard Park
• 2021 Toledo Municipal Art Plan presentation
• Discussion of H.O.P.E. Toledo and Human Relations Commission

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss Ordinance 323-21 regarding improvements at the Frederick Douglass Community Center. The agenda also includes updates from the Department of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department.

• $1,500,000 for Frederick Douglass Community Center improvements (Ord. 323-21)
• Republic Services bulk pickups
• Updates from the Department of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and Toledo-Lucas County Health Department

Board of Revision of Assessments

The provided agenda for the August 3, 2021, Board of Revision of Assessments meeting contains only procedural information. No specific topics, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in the text.

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use items during its July 28 meeting. These include a final plat for 24 lots in Sylvania Township and multiple zone change requests. The commission will also review a conditional use permit for a community center on Crossleigh Court.

• Final Plat of Quarry Ridge Plat 3 (24 lots) north of Brint Road
• Zone change from C to R-A at 825 N. Schwambarger Road
• Zone change from C-4 to S-1 at 7260, 7270, 7300, 7316, and 7334 Crossleigh Court
• Conditional Use Permit for a community center at 7260, 7270, 7300, 7316, and 7334 Crossleigh Court

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on specific cases. The agenda includes a special use permit application and case TMP-6302.

• Special use permit for school at 4930 Flanders Road (SUP-5007-21)
• Case TMP-6302

City Council

The Toledo City Council is considering several ordinances, including new rules for short-term rentals and the creation of a Lowertown Community Entertainment District. The agenda also features multiple large federal grants and various city infrastructure projects.

• New 'Short-Term Rentals' ordinance (O-267-21)
• $7,593,515 HUD grant for community development (O-383-21)
• $400,000 for Summit St. pedestrian concourse demolition (O-366-21)
• $63,000 for violence prevention services (O-364-21)
• $1,000,000 HUD grant for healthy homes and weatherization (O-384-21)

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee is reviewing various requests for zone changes, special use permits, and street vacations. These include proposals for a used car lot on Jackman Road and an amendment to a gas station permit that the Plan Commission recommended for disapproval. Most items come with recommendations from the Plan Commission.

• Zone change from CO to CM for properties on 18th, 19th, and 20th Streets
• Special Use Permit for a used car lot at 3952 Jackman Rd
• Zone change to Institutional Campus for 327 Amherst Drive and Spencer Street addresses
• Amendment to a Special Use Permit for a gas station at 750 E. Central Avenue
• Vacation of portions of Constitution Avenue and Marquette Parkway

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several items, including a $700,000 note issuance for storm water drainage improvements. The council will also consider new permit requirements for short-term rentals and authorization to vote on the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan. Other discussions include park upgrades and utility equipment purchases.

• $700,000 note issuance for storm water drainage improvements
• New permit system and safety standards for short-term rentals
• $80,000 expenditure for Water Division computers and software
• Authorization to vote on the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan
• Up to $19,625 for Savage Park basketball court improvements

City Council

The council will discuss the issuance of notes to fund a storm water sewer main construction near Central Avenue and Upton Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions on the Colony South Stormwater Relocation and the city's position regarding the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan.

• $700,000 note issuance for storm water drainage improvements from Central Avenue to ProMedica Parkway
• Proceeding with Colony South Stormwater Relocation in Kingston and West Central Stores plats
• Authorization to vote on the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy reorganization plan

Toledo City Plan Commission

The commission will review special use permits for daycares, a dog park, and a gas station. The agenda also includes reviews of final plats and a landmark designation request.

• Landmark designation review for the “Paint-by-Numbers” Building at 328 N. Westwood Avenue
• Special Use Permits for daycares at 2009 Airport Highway, 11 Richards Road, 3648 Victory Avenue, and 1869 Airport Highway
• Final plat of Anchor Starboard at Front and Main Streets
• Special Use Permit for a dog park at 5561 Elmer Drive
• Site plan review for patio expansion at 5717 Secor Road

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several final plats in Swanton and Sylvania Townships. The meeting also includes a text amendment regarding extended stay hotels.

• Final Plat of Land Air Commerce Center Plat 2 (5 lots)
• Final Plat of Bridgecreek Plat 4 (17 lots)
• Final Plat of Quarry Ridge Plat 3 (24 lots)
• Text amendment regarding extended stay hotels

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee met to discuss Contained Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs). No other specific agenda items were listed for this meeting.

• Discussion of Contained Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs)

City Council

The council is conducting second readings on several ordinances, including new regulations for short-term rentals and funding for abandoned structure demolition. The meeting also includes discussions on zoning changes and community center improvements.

• O-333-21: Up to $4,020,000 for Toledo Police Department vehicle replacement
• O-334-21: Up to $2,566,000 for Fire and Rescue Department vehicle replacement
• O-282-21: $1,106,107.73 for the demolition of abandoned structures
• O-267-21: New municipal code chapter regarding short-term rentals
• O-323-21: $1,500,000 for Frederick Douglass Community Center improvements

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural items and roll call. No specific zoning cases or ordinances are detailed in this text beyond references to attached packets.

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee will meet to discuss several property-related items. The agenda includes discussions regarding 4150 Laskey, 2014 Consaul, and 5424 Airport Highway. A text amendment and an appeal for TFT are also scheduled.

• 4150 Laskey
• 2014 Consaul
• 5424 Airport Highway
• Vacate Jackson and Adams
• Text Amendment

City Council

The City Council met to consider Ordinance-320-21. This ordinance directs the Director of Law to seek full reimbursement from all parties for city costs related to private facility revisions for the Summit Street Roadway Improvement Project.

• Ordinance-320-21 regarding reimbursement for Summit Street Roadway Improvement Project costs

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a new ordinance to establish a permit system and safety requirements for short-term rentals. The agenda also includes various fund transfers for structure demolition and appropriations for community center improvements.

• New permit system and safety standards for short-term rentals (O-267-21)
• Transfer of $1,106,107.73 from abandoned fire damage funds for structure demolition (O-282-21)
• $1,500,000 appropriation for building improvements at Frederick Douglass Community Center (TMP-6304)
• Healthcare benefit consultation contract with McGohan Brabender up to $525,000 (O-304-21)
• $20,000 appropriation for the Farmers’ Market Association of Toledo SNAP Match Program (TMP-6306)

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is holding public hearings on several land use cases. These include zone changes for properties on Glenwood Avenue and Spencer Street, as well as a major site plan review for a multi-dwelling development.

• Zone change at 1709 Spencer Street, 1741-1769 Spencer Street, 1795 Spencer Street, and 327 Amherst Drive
• Major Site Plan Review for a new multi-dwelling development on Madison and Jefferson Avenues
• Special Use Permit to add volleyball courts at 2007 N. Holland-Sylvania Road
• Vacation of portions of Constitution Avenue and Marquette Parkway
• Text amendment regarding downtown parking lot fence material

City Council

The council is reviewing ordinances regarding short-term rentals and the transfer of over $1.1 million to demolish abandoned buildings. Other items include equipment purchases and healthcare consulting contracts.

• $1,106,107.73 for demolishing abandoned and fire-damaged structures
• New municipal code regulations for short-term rentals
• $525,000 contract for healthcare benefit and wellness plan consulting
• $185,200 for the purchase of a backhoe, skid steer, and trailers
• $20,000 settlement in the Jeremy Spiess v. City of Toledo lawsuit

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The meeting is scheduled to provide a monthly update. No other specific items or legislative actions are listed on this agenda.

• Monthly update

City Council

This special meeting of the Toledo City Council includes an item regarding an amendment to TMC 521.12(f). No other specific topics are listed on the agenda.

• Amendment to TMC 521.12(f)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a new permit system for short-term rentals to address public safety and accountability. The council will also consider transferring over $1.1 million in abandoned fire-damage funds toward the demolition of nuisance properties. Other items include requests for parking lot waivers and equipment purchases for city services.

• New permit system for short-term rentals (O-267-21)
• Parking lot waiver at 0 St. Clair Street (O-273-21)
• Transfer of $1,106,107.73 for demolishing abandoned structures (O-282-21)
• $50,000 cyber-liability insurance policy (O-283-21)
• Equipment purchases up to $195,700 for blight cleanup (TMP-6244)

Toledo City Plan Commission

This is a training meeting for the Toledo City Plan Commission. The agenda includes case reviews and reports from the Director and Chairman.

• Special Use Permit for Day Care Center at 411 E. Central Avenue (TMP-5919)
• Training items TMP-6251, TMP-6252, and TMP-6253

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is conducting public hearings on two final plat applications. These cases involve land developments in Swanton Township and Sylvania Township.

• Final Plat of Land Air Commerce Center Plat 2 at Airport Highway and the Ohio Turnpike
• Final Plat of Bridgecreek Plat 4 west of Herr Road, south of Sylvania Avenue

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee met to discuss the SPSU20210524 Bike Plan. The agenda contained no other specific items for discussion.

• Discussion of the SPSU20210524 Bike Plan

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee is meeting to discuss the WQS202105019 Water Billing System. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• WQS202105019 Water Billing System discussion

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including the creation of a new Department of Parks and Youth Services with a $400,250 appropriation. The agenda also includes establishing a permit system for short-term rentals and repealing bicycle licensing laws. Additionally, council will consider budget adjustments related to American Rescue Plan Act funds.

• Creation of Department of Parks and Youth Services with $400,250 appropriation
• New permit system and safety standards for short-term rentals
• Repeal of the Toledo bicycle licensing requirement
• Special assessments for the 2020 Sidewalk Program
• ODOT grant agreements not to exceed $1,790,190

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use cases. These include zone changes, special use permits for a school and community center, and reviews of landmark designations.

• Zone change from CO to CN at 4150 W. Laskey Road
• Major Site Plan Review for parking lots near Anthony Wayne Trail and Marlboro Street
• Special Use Permit for a school on Consaul Street
• Landmark designation reviews for N. Summit Street properties
• Text amendment to modify site plan review approval periods

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The committee will discuss Ordinance 211-21, which proposes amending the Toledo Municipal Code to create a Customer Assistance Program. This program would serve eligible low-income, senior citizen, and disabled customers of City utility systems. The agenda also includes a review of the April 20, 2021, meeting.

• Ordinance 211-21 to establish an additional Customer Assistance Program for utility customers
• Review of the April 20, 2021, agenda

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee met to review several property-specific zoning matters. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Glass City Metropark zoning and a text amendment.

• 716 Westwood
• 624 Lagrange
• 1119 W Alexis
• Glass City Metropark Zoning and SUP
• Text amendment

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several funding requests and city contracts. Items include budget allocations for water reclamation, gun violence prevention, and youth employment programs. The council will also consider various street and alley vacations.

• $1,000,000 for the Water Reclamation Plant facilities plan
• Up to $80,000 for gun violence prevention program support
• Up to $691,348 for youth employment and mentorship programs
• $100,000 for the Glass City River Wall mural
• Up to $800,000 for various sewer replacement projects

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss a contract with Leopardo Companies for energy conservation measures and infrastructure improvements. The committee will also review bond anticipation notes intended to fund renovations for Department of Public Safety facilities.

• Contract with Leopardo Companies for energy savings and infrastructure improvements
• Expenditure of up to $43,788,342 from the Capital Improvement Fund
• Expenditure of $760,182 from the General Fund
• Expenditure of $2,000,000 from the Toledo Municipal Court Expendable Trust Fund
• Bond anticipation notes for Department of Public Safety facility renovations

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee will discuss Ordinance 42-21, which proposes establishing the Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement. The agenda also includes reviewing American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) summer 2021 plans and programs. Other items include H.O.P.E. Toledo and a recreation report.

• Ordinance 42-21: Establishing Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement
• American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) summer 2021 plans & programs
• Recreation Report from the Division of Parks, Recreation & Forestry
• H.O.P.E. Toledo discussion
• Wayman Palmer YMCA update

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss Republic Services bulk pickups and receive updates from several departments. These include the Department of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department.

• Republic Services bulk pickups discussion
• Update from Dept. of Neighborhoods
• Update from Code Enforcement
• Update from Toledo-Lucas County Health Department

City Council

The council will discuss establishing a Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for projected $188.7 million in federal ARPA funds. Other items include authorizing expenditures for gun violence prevention and the Glass City River Wall mural. The agenda also covers sidewalk program assessments.

• Establishment of Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for $188.7 million in projected ARPA funds
• Up to $80,000 contract with Cure Violence Global, Inc. for gun violence prevention
• $100,000 expenditure for the Glass City River Wall mural
• Up to $21,000 for promotional banner hardware on major corridors
• Levying special assessments for the 2020 Sidewalk Program

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee met to discuss an exploratory assessment report. No other specific agenda items were listed for this meeting.

• Exploratory Assessment Report discussion

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will consider a zoning change at 11300 Sager Road and a preliminary drawing review for the Rivertree Subdivision.

• Zone change from A to M-1 at 11300 Sager Road (Z33-C154)
• Preliminary drawing review of Rivertree Subdivision at Sylvania Avenue and Mitchaw Road (S-6-21)

City Council

The council is reviewing ordinances related to federal grant acceptance and city infrastructure projects. This includes funding for sidewalks, energy efficiency improvements, and police training space.

• Acceptance of $7,483,240 HUD Community Development Block Grant
• Funding up to $1,750,000 for the 2021 Sidewalk Program
• Energy savings contract with Leopardo Companies up to $43,788,342
• Space usage agreement with Owens Community College for Police Training ($372,745.40)
• New utility customer assistance program for low-income and senior residents

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee is meeting to discuss the TARTA State of the Agency report. No other specific items are listed on this agenda.

• TARTA: State of the Agency

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding federal grant acceptances and local infrastructure projects. This includes funding for community development, homelessness prevention, and the 2021 Sidewalk Program. The agenda also covers updates to local business preferences in city contracts.

• $7,483,240 HUD CDBG grant for community development and social services
• $1,750,000 for the 2021 Sidewalk Program
• $645,616 ESG grant to fund homelessness prevention
• Agreements up to $65,118 for trash research and education
• Rights-of-way changes at Airport Highway and Byrne Road

City Council

The agenda for this special meeting contains no substantive items or proposed actions. It only includes a placeholder for matters that may come before the committee.

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate for the April 19, 2021, monthly meeting. No specific cases, rezonings, or items are listed in the text.

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The committee will discuss various zoning changes, special use permits, and a historic landmark designation. The agenda also includes discussions regarding small box discount stores and the vacation of Y Street.

• Zoning changes for 2417 N. Holland Sylvania and 335 15th Street
• Special Use Permits for 411 E. Central Ave, 2005 Glandale, and 4244 Suder
• Historic landmark designation for 331 333 Superior
• Discussion regarding small box discount stores
• Vacation of Y Street

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding federal housing grants and local infrastructure. This includes accepting millions of dollars in HUD grants for community development and authorizing funds for the 2021 Sidewalk Program. The agenda also includes appointments to municipal boards and updates to city official salaries.

• Acceptance of $7,483,240 HUD Community Development Block Grant
• Authorization of up to $1,750,000 for the 2021 Sidewalk Program
• New annual salaries for Mayor ($136,000) and Council Members ($45,000)
• Agreement with Lucas Land Bank for residential demolition services
• Renaming of Winterfeld Park to George T. Hillard Park

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings for several land use cases. These include reviews for industrial building construction, gas station modifications, and the expansion of the Glass City Metropark. The commission will also consider various zoning changes across the city.

• Expansion of the Glass City Metropark at Front Street and Marina Drive
• New industrial building and parking lot at 3733 Stickney Avenue
• Zone change from IL to CO at 716 N. Westwood Avenue
• Gas station modifications at 1119 W. Alexis Road
• Final Plat of the Lucas County Shared Services Commercial Plat at 3737 W. Sylvania Avenue

City Council

This is an agenda review for the April 13, 2021, Toledo City Council meeting. The council will consider ordinances regarding Mayor and Council member salaries and local business contract preferences. It also includes items on delegating side lot program administration to the Lucas County Land Bank.

• Ordinance O-154-21: Adding an order of precedence for primary Toledo businesses in city contracts.
• Ordinance O-155-21: Delegating City "side lot" program administration to Lucas County Land Reutilization Corporation.
• Ordinance O-156-21: Authorizing a $30,000 expenditure for software and an MOU with the Lucas County Land Bank.
• TMP-6041: Increasing the Mayor's annual salary to $136,000 effective January 3, 2022.
• TMP-6042: Increasing Council Members' annual salary to $45,000 effective January 3, 2022.

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

This meeting consists of a monthly update for Education, Recreation & Employment. No other specific items or motions are listed on the agenda.

• Monthly update ERE20210401

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee will discuss making healthy beverages the default option for children’s meals. The agenda also includes Republic Services bulk pickups and updates from city departments.

• American Heart Association: healthy beverage defaults for children's meals
• Republic Services: bulk pickups
• Update from Dept. of Neighborhoods
• Update from Code Enforcement
• Update from Toledo-Lucas County Health Department

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss recommendations from the Salary Review Commission. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Salary Review Commission Recommendations

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee is meeting to discuss the 2021 Mowing Program. No other specific agenda items are listed in the provided document.

• 2021 Mowing Program

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several funding requests, including over $12 million for emergency rental assistance and $4.7 million for drainage improvements. Other items include contracts for police equipment and lead remediation activities.

• $4,700,000 for various drainage improvement projects
• $8,142,755 in federal Emergency Rental Assistance
• $4,597,468.03 in rental assistance from Lucas County
• $1,200,000 contract for lead remediation activities
• Up to $349,920 for police Tasers and $280,000 for body cameras

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding a final plat for 25 lots in Waterside Sylvania Plat 9. The commission will also consider a request to change the zoning at 5654 Roberts Road.

• Final plat of Waterside Sylvania Plat 9 (25 lots)
• Zone change from C-2 and R-A to R-A at 5654 Roberts Road

City Council

The council is reviewing items for the upcoming March 30 meeting regarding city infrastructure and land management. Proposed actions include funding for drainage improvements and sewer equipment purchases. The agenda also covers updates to local contract preferences and the administration of the "side lot" program.

• $4,700,000 appropriation for various drainage improvement projects
• $432,600 expenditure for sewer equipment for the Department of Public Utilities
• Amendment to local preference rules for City of Toledo contracts
• Delegation of "side lot" program administration to Lucas County Land Reutilization Corporation
• Storm water easement agreement with FCA US LLC near Stickney West property

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss the Code Enforcement Assessment Report. The agenda includes a presentation titled COW--3.23--CCP Presentation (COT v4). No other specific items are listed for discussion.

• Code Enforcement Assessment Report discussion
• Presentation: COW--3.23--CCP Presentation (COT v4)

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee will meet to discuss several property-related items. These include a day care center at Pool St. & Akron St. and reviews of multiple addresses. The committee will also address small box discount stores.

• Day care center, Pool St. & Akron St.
• 1946 W. Sylvania Avenue
• 2927 2931 Tremainsville Rd
• 602 S. Byrne and 3550 Angola
• Small Box Discount Stores

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding public utility infrastructure and federal grants. The agenda includes funding for lead service line replacements, sewer equipment, and street maintenance. Additionally, the council will consider appointments to the TARTA Board.

• $4.7 million for various drainage improvement projects
• $2,626,090 HUD grant for COVID-19 Emergency Solutions
• $2,000,000 for Lead Service Line Replacement Project
• $75,000 for Detwiler Park ball field improvements
• $250,000 for the 2021 Crack Sealing Program

Toledo City Plan Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on various property development requests. These include applications for zone changes, special use permits, and landmark designation reviews.

• Zone change from IL to CM at 335 15th Street
• Special Use Permit for Day Care Center at 411 E. Central Avenue
• Review of Landmark Designation for 331 N. Superior Street
• Amendment to PUD for Villa Development at 2417 N. Holland-Sylvania Ave
• Special Use Permit for Convenience Store on Glendale Avenue

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Development & Health Committee will discuss small box discount stores. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Discussion of small box discount stores

City Council

The council is considering several large infrastructure proposals, including significant funding for drainage and lead service line replacements. The agenda also includes water system software purchases and park field upgrades.

• $4,700,000 for various drainage improvement projects
• $2,100,000 for the Lead Service Line Replacement Project
• $225,000 contract for brass fittings for water repairs
• $75,000 for Detwiler Park ball field improvements
• $74,800 for InfoAsset Planner Software purchase

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee will discuss items including Toledo Public Schools transportation and updates from the Human Relations Commission. The meeting also includes reviews of recreation reports and progress on recommendations from the Mayor’s Task Force on Recreation.

• Toledo Public Schools transportation discussion
• Human Relations Commission update
• Division of Parks, Recreation & Forestry recreation report
• Mayor’s Task Force on Recreation progress report
• Wayman Palmer YMCA

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss how United Way 2-1-1 assists health departments and information regarding Republic Services bulk pickups. Updates are also scheduled from the Department of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department.

• United Way 2-1-1 assistance for health departments
• Republic Services bulk pickups
• Department of Neighborhoods update
• Code Enforcement update
• Toledo-Lucas County Health Department update

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee1.23.24

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee will discuss the Patient Safety Ordinance. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Patient Safety Ordinance (ORD 61-21)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the establishment of a new Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement. The agenda also includes several infrastructure projects involving water mains, roadway signage, and park improvements.

• Establishment of the Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement with over $5.8 million in funding
• $5,000,000 appropriation for the 2021 Water Main Program
• $108,500 expenditure for the Old South End Gateway Arch Project
• $175,000 for city-wide signal equipment upgrades
• Rezoning of property at 1447 Summit Street

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will consider a final plat for 13 lots in Monclova Township. The agenda also includes a conditional use permit for Central Avenue and updates to the zoning resolution.

• Final Plat of Maumee Western Estates (13 lots) north of Maumee-Western Road
• Conditional Use Permit for residence/construction office at 7651 Central Avenue
• Text amendment regarding R-A Residential District
• Zoning Resolution Update

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances on second reading. This includes establishing a new Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement. The council is also considering various capital improvement projects for roads, signage, and landfill equipment.

• Establishment of Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement via $3,356,797 in reappropriated funds and $2,500,000 in new funds
• $108,500 for the Old South End Gateway Arch Project
• Water agreement with Toledo Refining Company LLC to establish a specialized water rate
• $175,000 for signal equipment upgrades throughout the city
• $500,000 for the Streets, Bridges & Harbor Matches and Planning Program

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The agenda for the Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals contains only procedural information and does not list specific cases or hearings.

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to discuss various land use items. The agenda includes special use permits, zoning changes, and street vacations.

• 1447 Summit zoning request
• 2010 Northover special use permit
• Alley vacation for Kingston and Earl
• Vistula Master Plan review
• Residential fence materials discussion

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the establishment of a new Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement involving a $3,356,797 budget reappropriation. The agenda also includes a proposed moratorium on permits for Small Box Discount Stores and real estate transactions at the former North Towne Mall site.

• Establishment of Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement with $3,356,797 reappropriated
• Moratorium on permits for Small Box Discount Stores until June 1, 2021
• Sale of 11.2 acres at the former North Towne Mall site to Development 2002 LLC
• $1,524,800 expenditure for a five-year OpenGov Budgeting and Planning platform subscription
• $175,000 for citywide signal equipment upgrades

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will consider several land use requests, including zone changes and special use permits. The agenda includes applications for a tobacco shop, a rooming house, and a day care center.

• Zone change from IL to CR at 1946 W. Sylvania Avenue
• Special Use Permit for Tobacco Shop at 1008 Nebraska Avenue
• Special Use Permit for Rooming House at 2625 Cherry Street
• Special Use Permit for Day Care Center at 411 E. Central Avenue
• Appeal of denial regarding building demolition at 624 Delaware

City Council

The City Council is reviewing agenda items for the February 16 meeting. Proposed actions include establishing a new Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement. The council will also consider a moratorium on permits for small box discount stores and updates to zoning for disability access.

• Creation of Dept of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement using $5,856,797 in funds
• Moratorium on permits for Small Box Discount Stores until June 1, 2021
• $108,500 expenditure for the Old South End Gateway Arch Project
• Water rate agreement with Toledo Refining Company LLC
• Ordinance prohibiting obstruction of access to reproductive health care facilities

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee is discussing Ordinance 42-21 to establish the Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement. The ordinance proposes reappropriating $3,356,797 from the Department of Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Division. It also includes an additional appropriation of $2,500,000 from the General Fund unappropriated balance.

• Ordinance 42-21 to establish a new department
• Reappropriation of $3,356,797 from Department of Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Division
• Appropriation of $2,500,000 from the General Fund unappropriated balance

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee scheduled a virtual meeting for February 4, 2021. The provided agenda does not list specific topics or items for discussion.

• No specific agenda items were listed in the document.

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss Republic Services bulk pickups and a Lead-Safe Marketing Plan. The meeting also includes updates from the Department of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department.

• Republic Services bulk pickups
• Lead-Safe Marketing Plan
• Neighborhood Navigator
• Updates from Dept. of Neighborhoods, Code Enforcement, and Toledo-Lucas County Health Department

City Council

The Toledo City Council is considering the establishment of a new Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement department. The agenda also includes funding for Downtown Seawall improvements and various road and bridge projects. Additionally, the council will review several utility expenditures and professional service contracts.

• Establishing the Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement with over $5.8 million in funding
• $507,000 for improvements to the Downtown Seawall
• Zoning amendments for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• Bridge replacement projects on Alexis Road and Reynolds Road
• $55,000 for a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion consultant

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Committee will discuss updates regarding the 2021 Road Program and the ¼% Road Improvement Fund. The agenda also includes discussions on unimproved streets and pedestrian and bike-friendly integration.

• Update on 2021 Road Program
• Update on ¼% Road Improvement Fund
• Discussion of unimproved streets
• Pedestrian and bike-friendly integration

City Council

The council is reviewing items for the February 2 meeting, including the establishment of a new Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Services and Educational Engagement. Other agenda items include zoning waivers for residential projects and amendments to gas station permits.

• Zoning waiver for 45 apartment units at 20 Knapp Street and 410-414 Wade Street
• Amendment to a Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• $55,000 expenditure for a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion consultant
• Up to $105,917 for engineering services for the Toledo Waterways Initiative
• Reappropriation of $3,356,797 for a new Parks and Recreation department

Committee of the Whole

The Toledo Committee of the Whole met to discuss the vaccine roll-out. The agenda does not provide further details regarding specific plans or decisions.

• Vaccine roll-out discussion

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The agenda for this monthly meeting contains only procedural information. No specific cases, rezonings, or ordinances are listed in the provided text.

City Council

The Council is reviewing several large-scale funding requests, including over $18 million for street resurfacing and $7.8 million for planning programs. Other items include a $1.5 million federal COVID-19 grant and various zoning amendments.

• $18,674,511 for the 2021 General Resurfacing Program
• $7,800,000 for the 2021 Matches & Planning Program
• $1,526,505 COVID-19 Community Development Block Grant from HUD
• Creation of a Salary Review and Recommendation Commission
• Zoning changes for properties on Secor Road and Ashland Avenue

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will review various land use applications, including special use permits for schools and a greenhouse. The agenda also includes a review of the 2021 Capital Improvements Program and an amendment to the Toledo 20/20 Comprehensive Plan.

• Approval of Vistula Master Plan as an amendment to the Toledo 20/20 Comprehensive Plan
• Special Use Permits for schools at 2010 Northover Road and 401 Adams Street
• Zone change from IL to CM at 1447 N. Summit Street
• Preliminary drawing review of Secor Crossings at Secor Road and Monroe Street
• Text amendment regarding residential fence materials

City Council

The council is reviewing funding for street resurfacing and grant matching programs. Other items include an operational study for the Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport and property acquisition on Hastings Street.

• $19,230,001 appropriation for 2021 street resurfacing and path projects
• $7,800,000 appropriation for the 2021 Matches & Planning Program
• Creation of a seven-member Salary Review and Recommendation Commission
• $75,000 study of Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport operations
• Acquisition of 1110 Hastings St for $10.00

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The committee will discuss several land use requests including zone changes and special use permits. Agenda items include gas convenience stores, recreation uses, and small box discount stores.

• Zone changes at 3837 Secor and 5720 Secor
• Special Use Permit for gas-convenience at 2315 N. Detroit
• Special Use Permit for recreation at 1116 Nebraska
• Discussion regarding small box discount stores
• Vacations for Clemente Trace and Glass City Metropark

City Council

The City Council is reviewing funding for the 2021 General Resurfacing Program and various infrastructure improvements. The agenda also includes a real estate sale at 3808 Twining St and legal aid service agreements.

• $18,674,511 appropriation for the 2021 General Resurfacing Program
• Sale of 40.67 acres at 3808 Twining St to FCA US LLC
• $200,000 agreement with Legal Aid of Western Ohio for civil legal services
• AT&T Ohio property damage settlements totaling $77,751
• $7,800,000 appropriation for the 2021 Matches & Planning Program