Toledo public meetings in 2022

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee met to discuss the Lead Law and a Lead Safe Toledo presentation. The agenda does not list any specific decisions or votes for this meeting.

• Discussion regarding Lead Law
• Review of Lead Safe Toledo PowerPoint

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use cases. These include requests for outdoor storage permits and a zone change for an assisted living facility. The commission will also discuss text amendments regarding definitions for apartments and commercial trucks.

• Conditional Use Permit for Outdoor Storage at 7829 W. Central Avenue
• Conditional Use Permit for Outdoor Storage at 6930 Central Avenue
• Zone change for an assisted living facility at 3000 Strayer Road
• Text amendment to add a definition for apartments
• Text amendment to add a definition for commercial trucks

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee is conducting its monthly update meeting. The committee will review various financial reports including IRS updates, bank reconciliations, and payment records from late 2022. The agenda also includes a contract review and an IT report.

• Review of November 2022 check, ACH, and PO reports
• Review of October 2022 bank reconciliations
• City of Toledo contract review
• IT report presentation
• Review of CIP and IRS reports

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including the acceptance of large federal grants for rental assistance and housing. The agenda also includes decisions on street maintenance, software service contracts, and community program funding.

• Acceptance of $34,025,186.76 in Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA2) funds
• Tax exemption for the 50-unit Secor Senior Lofts II, LLC affordable housing project
• Authorization of up to $2,509,240 for SAP hosting and systems administration services
• Allocation of $600,000 from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for the Save Our Community initiative
• Settlement of $33,625.64 for two Toledo Firefighters IAFF Local 92 grievances

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss a feasibility study for the East Toledo Family Center. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding Toledo YR16 from the Department of Housing & Community Development.

• East Toledo Family Center Feasibility Study presentation
• Toledo YR16 presentation by the Department of Housing & Community Development

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee will receive an update from the Department of Parks and Youth Services regarding 2022 park improvements. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Update from Department of Parks and Youth Services on 2022 Park Improvements

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several second-reading items, including a tax exemption for a $9.75 million affordable senior housing project on Secor Road. The agenda also includes funding requests for sidewalk rehabilitation, street lighting, and tree maintenance programs. Additionally, the council will consider mayoral appointments to various local commissions.

• Tax exemption for $9.75M Secor Senior Lofts II, LLC at 3839 Secor Road
• Sidewalk rehabilitation program with $2 million in property owner assessments
• Street cleaning and snow removal budget of approximately $24.4 million
• Street lighting outside Downtown estimated at $5.46 million
• Annual maintenance for taxation software up to $175,500

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The meeting is scheduled to discuss the ZPC2022127 monthly zoning agenda. No specific projects, ordinances, or contracts are detailed in this document.

City Council

The council will consider the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Budget and a proposal to re-establish the Block Watch Community Program. The agenda also includes funding for water infrastructure, brownfield redevelopment, and senior housing tax exemptions.

• $72,123,409 Capital Improvement and Road Improvement Budget for 2023-2027
• $3,722,078 for brownfield redevelopment via the Lucas County Land Bank
• Tax exemption for Secor Senior Lofts II, LLC to build 50 units of affordable senior housing
• Proposal to re-establish the Block Watch Community Program to fight gun violence
• $1,124,880 from the Sewer Replacement Fund for vehicles and equipment

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is conducting public hearings on several land use cases. These include zoning changes, special use permits, and site plan reviews. The agenda also includes requests to vacate specific alleys and courts.

• Zone change from IG to POS at 0 Front Street
• Special Use Permit for park modifications at 2434 S. Cove Blvd
• Planned Unit Development for multi-family housing at 1338 N. Summit Street
• Site plan review for parking garage and demolition at 2202 Jefferson Avenue
• Special Use Permit for a tobacco shop at 4925 Jackman Road

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee will discuss October financial reports for several city departments, including Human Resources and Information Technology. The meeting also includes reviews of ordinances regarding contracts and building security.

• October financial reports for various city departments
• Contract with B. Stahl & Associates (Ord. 586)
• Contract with Woolpert for Building & Code Compliance (Ord. 585)
• Ordinance 587 regarding re-keying Government Center entrances
• IT Department financial report and presentation

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee met to discuss Ordinance 573-22. This item concerns an agreement with Tam-O-Shanter regarding the operation of the Ottawa Park Ice Rink.

• Agreement with Tam-O-Shanter for operation of Ottawa Park Ice Rink (Ord. 573-22)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several items including a $3.7 million allocation for brownfield redevelopment through the Lucas County Land Bank. Other discussions involve equipment purchases for police, fire, and public utilities, as well as zoning changes.

• $3,722,078 for brownfield clean-up via Lucas County Land Bank
• $250,000 for computer servers through an agreement with Dell Technologies
• Lease agreement for Ottawa Park Ice Rink maintenance and operation
• Zoning changes and a medical marijuana dispensary permit on Dorr Street
• $1,124,880 appropriation from the Sewer Replacement Fund for equipment

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

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

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments will hold public hearings at One Government Center. The agenda lists specific case numbers to be reviewed during the session.

• Public hearing for case R-162-19
• Public hearing for case R-203-22
• Public hearing for case R-329-22
• Public hearing for case R-383-22
• Public hearing for case R-384-22

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use request for a group living facility. The meeting also includes routine procedural items such as roll call and reports from the director and chairman.

• Conditional Use for Group Living Facility at 0 Ashley Road (Z20-C1055)

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing a new five-year lease for the Ottawa Park Ice Rink. The agenda also includes funding requests for police technology, street lighting, and road maintenance equipment.

• Lease with Sylvania Tam-O-Shanter Sports Inc. for Ottawa Park Ice Rink
• $250,000 for replacement police computer crime servers
• $17,600 one-time cost for street lights at Dearborn, Hefner, and Cyril Streets
• $200,000 contract supplement for Martin Luther King Jr. Bridge repairs
• $95,500 increase for paving equipment purchases

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee will discuss SHAPE UP VOL. 2. The meeting also includes updates regarding Housing & Community Development and Republic Services.

• NCD20221110 SHAPE UP VOL. 2
• Housing & Community Development Update
• Republic Services Update

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee will discuss several community initiatives. Topics include the 2022 Toledo Municipal Art Plan, Ohio Means Jobs, and Harbor's YES Program. The committee will also receive an update on Parks & Youth Services.

• 2022 Toledo Municipal Art Plan
• Ohio Means Jobs
• Harbor's YES Program
• Parks & Youth Services Update
• City Council Summertime 2022 Final

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several funding authorizations and contract agreements. Items include medical debt relief, fire department equipment upgrades, and park improvements. The agenda also includes street name designations and demolition fund transfers.

• $1,400,000 for RIP Medical Debt (RIPMD) via the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• Up to $3,200,000 for Fire Department breathing apparatuses and related equipment
• Up to $19,000,000 for the Wayman D. Palmer Toledo YMCA and Inez Park Project
• $305,730.61 for the demolition of abandoned, fire-damaged structures
• $500,000 for the city’s Tree Planting Program

Toledo City Plan Commission

The commission is scheduled to hold public hearings on several land-use cases. Items include site plan reviews for housing, zoning changes, and special use permits for various businesses. The agenda also includes requests for street and alley vacations.

• Multi-family development site plan review at 410 and 414 Wade Street and 201 Knapp Street
• Soccer field expansion special use permit at 2610 Schneider Road
• Zoning changes for N. Erie Street, S. Detroit Avenue, and Lewis Avenue
• Special use permits for a tobacco shop on Secor Road and auto sales on W. Alexis Road
• Amendment to planned unit development at 1301 and 1302 Linden Lane

City Council

This meeting is an agenda review for the November 9, 2022, City Council session. The council will consider several proposals, including medical debt relief and fire department equipment upgrades. Other items involve park improvements and infrastructure maintenance.

• $1,400,000 allocation from ARPA funds to RIP Medical Debt for debt relief
• Up to $3,200,000 for new fire department breathing apparatuses
• Up to $1,300,000 for various fire station improvements and renovations
• Up to $250,000 for replacement playground equipment at Drummond Woods Park
• $305,730.61 transfer for the demolition of abandoned, fire-damaged structures

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee will hold a presentation on city trees. The agenda contains no other specific items for discussion.

• Tree presentation (SPSU2022111)

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee is holding its monthly meeting on October 27, 2022. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and does not list specific items for discussion or decision.

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee will discuss the AMI Project. The agenda provides no specific details regarding the scope or purpose of this project. Other matters may be brought before the committee.

• Discussion of the AMI Project

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding four different zone change requests. These cases involve reclassifying properties on N. McCord Road, Covert Road, W. Central Avenue, and Albon Road.

• Zone change at 3925 N. McCord Road (A-3 to R-4)
• Zone change at 7657 Covert Road (C-2 to R-A)
• Zone change at 7311 W. Central Avenue (A-4 and C-2 to C-2)
• Zone change at 3802 Albon Road (C-2 and C-3 to R-3 and C-2)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several large-scale funding requests, including multi-million dollar allocations for medical debt relief and demolition programs. The agenda also includes various zoning amendments and appointments to local commissions.

• $19,000,000 for the Wayman D. Palmer Toledo YMCA and Inez Park Project
• $4,000,000 for the city’s residential and commercial Demolition Program
• $1,400,000 from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for RIP Medical Debt
• Up to $350,000 for sewer separation in the Lockwood Area
• Special Use Permit for a propane station and bus storage at 222 McTigue Drive

Clerk's Office

The provided agenda is procedural and contains no specific discussion topics or items. The document only identifies the occurrence of a CEDAW Committee meeting.

• No specific agenda items were listed.

City Council

The council is reviewing several ordinances, including large funding allocations from the American Rescue Plan Act. Proposed items include $19,000,000 for a new YMCA facility and $1,400,000 to address medical debt. The agenda also includes various infrastructure projects and utility service renewals.

• $19,000,000 allocation for the Wayman D. Palmer YMCA and Inez Park Project
• $1,400,000 appropriation for RIP Medical Debt relief
• Up to $100,000 for pavement improvements at Pine Glen Park
• Up to $75,000 for tree removal at Ottawa Park Golf Course
• $111,800 for the renewal of the Public Water System License

Committee of the Whole

The Toledo Committee of the Whole met on October 18, 2022, to discuss the Disparity Study. The agenda focused on reviewing the study's final attachments.

• Review of Disparity Study final attachments

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural information. It does not list specific case descriptions or details for the October 17, 2022, meeting.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and land use cases. These include requests for zone changes, special use permits, and site plan reviews. The commission will also consider amendments to the Toledo Municipal Code.

• Site plan review for an 86-unit senior multi-family development at 424 E. Manhattan Blvd
• Special use permit for a medical marijuana dispensary at 3534 Dorr Street
• Zone changes for properties on E. Broadway, N. Detroit Avenue, and N. Summit Street
• Amendment to eliminate on-site residential parking requirements in the Downtown Commercial District
• Special use permit for a community center at 5132 Harvest Lane

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is scheduled to discuss multiple property requests. These include zone changes, special use permits, and street vacations at various city locations.

• Zone change at 448 13th Street
• Zone change and IC Master Plan at 3301 Upton
• Special Use Permit for daycare at 5445 Heatherdowns
• Used auto sales special use permit at 903 909 Westwood
• Street vacations near 5688 Swan Creek Drive and 1064 Laskey

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several funding requests, including medical debt relief and police technology grants. The agenda also includes infrastructure projects for parks and city-wide vehicle replacements.

• $1,400,000 appropriation for RIP Medical Debt from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• $1,750,000 for a new bike path on the Anthony Wayne Trail
• $2,075,000 for replacing non-emergency vehicles and equipment
• $372,800 ARPA grant for police automatic license plate readers
• $100,000 each for improvements to Walbridge Park and Pine Glen Park

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee will discuss emergency rental assistance and the Toledo-Lucas County Homelessness Board. The meeting also includes items from the Department of Housing & Community Development.

• Emergency Rental Assistance
• Toledo-Lucas County Homelessness Board (TLCHB)
• Department of Housing & Community Development updates

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments will hold a public hearing regarding specific cases. The agenda provides resolution numbers but does not include descriptions of the items being discussed.

• Resolution 150-22
• Resolution 187-22

City Council

The council is reviewing several ordinances regarding fund appropriations and grant acceptances. Proposed items include medical debt relief, park upgrades, and police technology acquisitions.

• $1,400,000 appropriation for RIP Medical Debt via the Toledo Recovery Plan
• Up to $1,750,000 for a bike path on the Anthony Wayne Trail
• Up to $2,075,000 for replacing non-emergency vehicles and equipment
• Up to $100,000 each for improvements at Walbridge Park and Pine Glen Park
• $372,800 ARPA grant for automatic license plate readers

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

This meeting consists of a series of departmental and financial report reviews. The agenda includes updates on bank reconciliations, HR, IT, and DEI.

• CIP Report
• Bank Reconciliations
• PO, Check & ACH Report
• HR, DEI, and IT reports
• Finance and IRS reports

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is scheduled to hold public hearings regarding several property rezoning requests. These cases involve proposed land use changes at 11013 Dyke Road, 10127 Airport Highway, and Crossleigh Court.

• Zone change at 11013 Dyke Road
• Zone change at 10127 Airport Highway
• Zone change for 7260, 7270, 7300, 7316 and 7334 Crossleigh Court

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding city expenditures and infrastructure. The agenda includes funding for medical debt relief, equipment purchases, and utility repairs.

• $2,900,000 appropriation for the Toledo Roof Tops Program
• $1,400,000 from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for RIP Medical Debt
• Up to $1,100,000 for Lifepak 15 Cardiac Monitors
• $1,100,000 for the purchase of Ford F-750 and F-350 trucks with plows
• Rezoning of 415 N. Michigan Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss a text amendment related to group living regulations. The agenda includes reviewing a Plan Commission report and a presentation from fair housing regarding proposed changes.

• Text Amendment related to Group Living (M-5-21)
• Plan Commission Report on Group Living text amendment
• Fair Housing presentation to Zoning and Planning

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances and appointments. Key discussions include allocating funds for medical debt relief, funding ADA compliance inspections for city buildings, and managing the Toledo Roof Tops Program.

• $1,400,000 allocation to RIP Medical Debt via the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• Up to $300,000 for ADA architectural compliance inspections of city facilities
• $144,000 in ARPA funds for premium pay for 48 911 Regional Council employees
• Amendments to the $2,900,000 Toledo Roof Tops Program
• Vacation of a 16.4-foot wide alley in Northlawn Addition

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural information for the September 19, 2022, meeting. No specific case descriptions or details are included in this document.

• No specific cases were listed in the provided text

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to discuss several land use requests. These include a zone change, special use permits, and historic designations for specific properties. The agenda also includes a request to vacate an alley between Chestnut and Elm.

• Zone change at 415 N. Michigan St
• Special Use Permits for 3104 Nebraska and 333 14th Street
• Vacation of the alley between Chestnut and Elm
• Historic designations for 424 E Manhattan and 1301 Adams Street

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including bond issuances for municipal court renovations and street improvements. The agenda also includes fund allocations for medical debt relief and youth engagement programs.

• $18,000,000 bond for Municipal Court Building renovation
• $8,300,000 bond for street and bridge improvements
• $1,400,000 appropriation for RIP Medical Debt
• $1,000,000 for the Glass City Enrichment Center development
• $375,000 contract for Fusus, Inc. software

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee will review the city's mowing program. The meeting also includes a preview of upcoming leaf pickup.

• Review of Mowing Program
• Preview of Leaf Pickup

City Council

City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a $1.4 million allocation from the American Rescue Plan Act to abolish medical debt for Toledoans. The agenda also includes proposals for pesticide restrictions, new street infrastructure bonds, and ADA compliance inspections for city buildings.

• $1,400,000 allocation from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund to RIP Medical Debt
• Ordinance to prohibit toxic pesticides on City-owned property and create an Environmental Board of Review
• Up to $300,000 for ADA architectural compliance inspections of various city facilities
• $1,750,000 bond for a multi-use path along the Anthony Wayne Trail
• $1,800,000 bond for an aerial platform ladder truck for Fire and Rescue

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee will review July financials and reports from several city departments. Agenda items include mid-year budget adjustments and an ordinance regarding closed captioning.

• Mid-Year Budget Adjustments (Ord. 417-22)
• Closed Captioning Ordinance (Ord. 347-22)
• Review of July Financials
• Reports from Human Resources, DEI, and IT departments

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding several zoning cases. These include requests for rezoning at 3455 Strayer Road and 9943 Angola Road, as well as an update to the Waterville Township Zoning Resolution.

• Zone Change from R-1 to C-1 at 3455 Strayer Road
• Zone Change from R-A and C to C-1 at 9943 Angola Road
• Update to Waterville Township Zoning Resolution

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee and Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee are holding a joint meeting. The purpose of the session is to discuss the Save Our Community - Gun Violence Reduction Initiative.

• Save Our Community - Gun Violence Reduction Initiative discussion

Board of Revision of Assessments

The agenda consists of standard procedural items including roll call and swearing in. While a public hearing is noted, the document does not list specific case descriptions or property assessments.

• No specific cases or property details are listed in this agenda

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is scheduled to discuss multiple requests for zone changes at various locations. The agenda also includes reviews of special use permits and a request to vacate an alley bounded by Clinton and Norwood.

• Zone change at 2540 Tremainsville
• Zone change at 424 E Manhattan
• Special use permit for 4820 Airport Highway AMI Pole
• School-related uses at 3648 Victory and 5561 Elmer Dr
• Vacation of an alley bounded by Clinton and Norwood

City Council

The Toledo City Council meeting includes proposals for municipal code amendments and various city appointments. The agenda features several large-scale infrastructure projects, including sidewalk rehabilitation and park improvements. Additionally, the council will review expenditures for fire department equipment and utility services.

• $1,800,000 expenditure for an aerial platform ladder truck and related equipment
• $1,170,000 in notes for constructing and rehabilitating sidewalks on designated streets
• $197,000 grant to support an inclusive playground at Navarre Park
• Revocation of a Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• Up to $1,090,000 for the purchase of wheel loader trucks

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use cases. These include requests for zone changes, special use permits, and landmark designations. The agenda also includes a review of alley vacations and development amendments.

• Zone change at 415 N. Michigan Street
• Special use permit for school parking/detention at 333 14th Street
• Landmark designation reviews for 424 E. Manhattan Blvd and 1301 Adams Street
• Day care center special use permit at 3104 Nebraska Avenue
• Multi-family development amendment at 1301 and 1302 Linden Lane

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee will review a Council presentation regarding summer programs. No other specific items or actions are listed on this agenda.

• Council Presentation - Summer Programming

City Council

The council is reviewing several ordinances, including new rules for closed captioning and pesticide use on city property. They are also considering the issuance of $1,170,000 in notes to fund sidewalk construction and rehabilitation.

• Issuance of $1,170,000 in notes for sidewalk construction and rehabilitation
• Ordinance to prohibit toxic pesticide use on City-owned or maintained property
• Revocation of a Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• $24,077 expenditure for a replacement fence at Bennett Park
• New ordinance requiring closed captioning in public accommodations

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss proposed updates to the City Charter. The meeting focuses on legislation O-386-22 regarding these changes. No other specific agenda items are listed for this session.

• Proposed Charter Changes (O-386-22)

City Council

The Toledo City Council held a special meeting regarding charter changes. Ordinance O-386-22 proposes submitting an amendment to the City Charter to voters at a special election on November 8, 2022.

• Ordinance O-386-22: Proposed City Charter amendment for the November 8, 2022, special election

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is scheduled to discuss proposed changes to the City Charter. The meeting includes a review of legislation O-386-22.

• Proposed charter changes under legislation O-386-22

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee held its monthly meeting on July 28, 2022. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and does not list any specific topics for discussion.

• No specific items or topics were listed in the agenda

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several ordinances to update the municipal code for various city departments. The agenda includes significant funding requests for police video cameras, sidewalk reconstruction, and water system financing. The council will also consider mayoral appointments and park improvements.

• $1,170,000 in notes for sidewalk and curb reconstruction
• Up to $693,619.97 for police Real Time Crime Center video cameras
• $300,000 grant for Schneider Park entrance and parking lot upgrades
• $225,000,000 in water system revenue refunding obligations
• Zoning changes for properties on Jefferson Ave and Airport Highway

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will conduct public hearings regarding several land use cases. The agenda includes multiple zone changes, special use permits for schools and businesses, and an alley vacation.

• Zone change at 2540 Tremainsville Road
• Special use permit for a school at 3648 Victory Avenue
• Special use permit for a tobacco shop at 2621 Dorr Street
• Zone change involving multiple Albion Street addresses
• Vacation of an alley bounded by Norwood, Clinton, and Oakwood Avenues

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee is reviewing multiple requests for zone changes and special use permits. The agenda also includes proposed Fair Housing amendments and a possible permit revocation.

• Zone changes for Jefferson St, Airport, Manley Rd, Dorr Ave, and Executive Parkway
• Special Use Permit (SUP) for a tobacco shop at 2903 Dorr Street
• Special Use Permit (SUP) for community recreation at 1111 E Manhattan
• Possible revocation of an SUP at 1201 Dorr Street and 2201 Reynolds
• Proposed Fair Housing amendments

City Council

The council is reviewing multiple ordinances to restructure various city departments, including the creation of new departments for Transportation and Marketing. The agenda also includes mayoral appointments to local commissions and discussions on pesticide transparency.

• Creation of Department of Marketing and Communications
• Creation of Department of Transportation
• Creation of Department of Building and Code Compliance
• $25,000 for ProMedica Summer Concert Series
• New ordinance for pesticide prohibition and transparency

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee1.23.24

The committee will discuss ordinances regarding the design and construction of the Toledo Municipal Court building. This includes plans for a design-build contract and issuing notes for $18 million.

• Ordinance 239-22: Design/build Toledo Municipal Court building ($18 million)
• Ordinance 244-22: Issue notes for Toledo Municipal Court building ($18 million)

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee is meeting to discuss executive appointments. The agenda includes a review of executive job descriptions and resumes.

• Review of executive appointments
• Review of executive job descriptions
• Review of executive resumes

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee is scheduled to discuss items involving Republic Services, East Toledo Family Center, Believe Center, and the Department of Housing & Community Development.

• Republic Services (Scott Cabauatan)
• East Toledo Family Center (Jodi Gross)
• Believe Center (Tonya Duran)
• Dept. of Housing & Community Development (Rosalyn Clemens)

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The agenda lists one case for a public hearing but provides no specific details regarding its content or location. The meeting includes roll call and adjournment.

• Case BZA20220632731

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee is scheduled to discuss its monthly meeting items. The agenda includes a review of an IT report and an IT-related presentation.

• IT Report for the Finance and Debt Committee
• IT Finance and Debt Committee Presentation

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding several zone changes on Kieswetter Road. The meeting also includes a review of the Apple Blossom Reserve preliminary drawing and a zoning resolution update.

• Zone changes from M-1 to RA-4 at 1330, 1340, 1350, and 1360 Kieswetter Road
• Preliminary drawing for Apple Blossom Reserve north of Pilliod Road and south of Gunn Road
• Zoning resolution update (Z33-C156)

City Council

The council is reviewing ordinances to create an Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission. The agenda also includes several large-scale federal grants for community development and housing. Additionally, members will consider various municipal contracts and property zoning changes.

• $7,373,648 HUD grant for Community Development Block Grant programs
• Up to $1,517,780 in state funds for sewer lining projects
• Up to $500,000 for fire station improvements
• $45,000 settlement regarding an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claim
• Zoning changes for properties on 13th and 14th Streets

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Committee will discuss a presentation regarding the 2021 Toledo Survey. The presentation is provided by the Lucas County LandBank.

• Presentation of the 2021 Toledo Survey by Lucas County LandBank

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee will meet to discuss several zoning items, including a text amendment for Group Living. The agenda also includes requests for alley and street vacations near Western Ave, Marina Dr, and Front St.

• Text Amendment regarding Group Living
• Alley vacation off Western Ave.
• Vacation between Marina Dr and Front St
• SUP 525 Dorr Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss recommendations for changes to the City Charter. The agenda includes a review of clean and marked-up versions of the charter documents.

• Review of Charter Change Recommendations
• Review of Charter - Clean Copy
• Review of Charter - Lineout-Strikeout

City Council

The City Council is reviewing ordinances to restructure several municipal departments, including the creation of a Department of Transportation and a Department of Building and Code Compliance. The council is also considering establishing an Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission with a 'One Percent for the Environment' program. These changes aim to align city departments with current operating structures.

• Creation of Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission (O-210-22)
• Establishment of Department of Transportation (O-285-22)
• Creation of Department of Building and Code Compliance (O-290-22)
• $1,517,780 in OPWC funds for sewer lining (TMP-7573)
• $43,183.45 purchase of 65 chairs for City Council (TMP-7586)

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee will discuss the 2022 Sidewalk Program. The agenda contains no other specific items for discussion.

• 2022 Sidewalk Program

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole met to discuss recommendations for changes to the City Charter. The agenda did not provide specific details regarding the content of these proposed revisions.

• Charter Change Recommendations

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is scheduled to conduct public hearings for several land use cases. These include requests for zone changes, site plan reviews, and special use permits.

• Zone change at 1109, 1111 and 1117 Jefferson Avenue and N. 12th Street
• Garage demolition and new parking lot review at 2213 Cherry Street
• Special use permit for a tobacco shop at 2903 Dorr Street
• Special use permit for a school at 2416 Seaman Street
• Zone change from CO to CN at 5727 Airport Highway

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several second-reading items regarding city infrastructure and environmental policy. This includes funding for road maintenance, sidewalk programs, and the creation of a new climate resilience commission. The agenda also features various departmental contracts and appointments from the Mayor's office.

• $18,000,000 for major improvements and replacements at the Toledo Municipal Court House
• Up to $5,220,220 in grants for ODOT construction projects
• Creation of the Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission
• Up to $700,000 for the Hydrant Replacement Program
• A moratorium on large liquid petroleum gas containers in residential districts until December 2022

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee will discuss a digital equity gap analysis and action plan. The meeting also includes review of the Greater Toledo Digital Equity Coalition and the 2020 Toledo Youth Survey Final Summary Report.

• Digital Equity Gap Analysis and Action Plan
• Greater Toledo Digital Equity Coalition
• ToledoYouthSurvey2020FinalSummaryReport

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The June 2, 2022, agenda contains only procedural items and a monthly meeting designation. No specific projects, ordinances, or contracts are listed for discussion.

Water Quality & Sustainability Committee

The Water Quality & Sustainability Committee will discuss WQS20220601 AMI and 1% for the Environment. The provided agenda does not contain further details regarding these items.

• WQS20220601 AMI
• 1% for the Environment

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances on second reading, including the creation of an environmental protection commission. Items also include funding for broadband access analysis and major improvements to the Municipal Court House.

• $18,000,000 for Toledo Municipal Court House improvements including HVAC and roof replacement
• $20,000 for broadband access analysis in Lucas County
• $49,000 city share for Talmadge Road resurfacing from Laskey Road to Alexis Road
• Up to $500,000 for the Road & Bridge Maintenance Matches and Planning Program
• Over $3.4 million for Department of Public Utilities vehicles and equipment

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee will review several monthly financial documents, including bank reconciliations and purchase order reports from April 2022. The agenda also includes an IT finance and debt presentation.

• April 2022 PO Check ACH Report
• April 2022 CIP Report
• April 2022 IRS Unit Statistics
• March 2022 Bank Reconciliations
• IT Finance and Debt Committee Presentation

Lucas County Plan Commission

The meeting includes public hearings for three specific zoning change requests in Toledo. The agenda also covers routine items such as minutes, final plats, and reports from the director and chairman.

• Zone change from R-A to S-1 at 6517 Sylvania Avenue (Z20-C1048)
• Zone change from C-2 to R-A at 5635 Mclain Drive (Z20-C1049)
• Zone change from A-3 to C-1 at 7464 W. Sylvania Avenue (Z20-C1050)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure and service projects. This includes funding for court renovations, a rooftop program, and code compliance initiatives. The agenda also covers real estate sales and the creation of a new environmental commission.

• $18,000,000 for Toledo Municipal Court House improvements
• $2,900,000 for the City of Toledo Roof Tops Program
• Sale of city real estate at 1301-1327 North Detroit Avenue and part of 1414 Dorr Street
• $900,000 for the Englewood Code Compliance Pilot Program
• Creation of an Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission

City Council

The council is reviewing the creation of an Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission. The agenda also includes a proposal to sell city-owned real estate on North Detroit Avenue to a credit union for $1.00. Other items involve sidewalk replacement programs and broadband access funding.

• Sale of 1301-1327 N. Detroit Ave and part of 1414 Dorr St to Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union for $1.00
• Creation of the Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission
• $20,000 funding for Greater Toledo Digital Equity Coalitions broadband analysis
• $611,700 contract with Cargill De-Icing Technology for 15,000 tons of bulk salt
• Zoning change request for a Nutrition Shake Shop at 2909 W. Central Avenue

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee1.23.24

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee will discuss updates from the Toledo Police Department and the Toledo Fire & Rescue Department. The meeting also includes a discussion of Ordinance 413-21, which seeks to amend TMC Sec. 533.19(a) and 533.21 to remove a required criminal conviction.

• Toledo Police Dept. update
• Toledo Fire & Rescue Dept. update
• Ordinance 413-21: Amend TMC Sec. 533.19(a) and 533.21 to remove required criminal conviction

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

This agenda for the Toledo Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals lists roll call and adjournment. No specific case details or rezoning requests are provided in this document. Detailed descriptions are contained in a separate BZA Packet.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings on various land use cases. These include requests for zone changes, final plats, and major site plan reviews. The agenda also includes special use permits and a text amendment regarding group living.

• Zone changes at 420-430 14th Street and 413-433 13th Street
• Site plan review for industrial buildings at 301 New Towne Square Drive
• Special use permits for day care centers on Bennett Road and Alexis Road
• Final plat of the Great Southern Shopping Center replat
• Text amendment regarding group living

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several funding requests and city contracts. Items include appropriations for pre-K programs, arts grants, and police equipment. The agenda also includes appointments to various local advisory boards.

• $1,250,000 appropriation for a universal pre-kindergarten program via HOPE Toledo
• $2,500,000 grant program for Arts and Culture Recovery and Renewal
• Purchases of police Tasers, body cameras, and ShotSpotter technology
• Sale of 1301-1327 North Detroit Avenue to Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union
• Creation of the Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding housing and community development. The agenda also includes a Republic Services update and a review of the monthly dashboard.

• Housing & Community Development Update
• Republic Services Update
• Toledo Monthly Dashboard 2022-05
• Neighborhoods presentation

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee is meeting to discuss several items. These include Parks & Recreation updates and the Peace & Healing Commons. The agenda also includes a discussion on Hope Toledo Pre-K.

• Parks & Recreation Updates (ERE20220505)
• Peace & Healing Commons
• Hope Toledo Pre-K

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several funding requests, including $1.25 million for a pre-k program and $2.5 million for arts grants. The council will also consider repealing a property sale on Dorr Street and establishing a new environmental commission.

• $1.25 million appropriation for universal pre-k via HOPE Toledo
• Repeal of ordinance authorizing the sale of 1055 Dorr Street
• Creation of an Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission
• $2.5 million grant program for Arts and Culture Recovery and Renewal
• Sale of property at 1301-1327 North Detroit Avenue to Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning cases. These include a zone change for 76 parcels, an appeal regarding a deed transfer at Lagoon Drive, and an update to the Sylvania Township Zoning Resolution.

• Zone change from RA-4 and R-A to C-1 southwest of McCord Road and Nebraska Avenue (76 parcels)
• Appeal of administrative disapproval of deed transfer at Lagoon Drive west of Metzgers Marsh
• Update to Sylvania Township Zoning Resolution

City Council

The council is reviewing several funding requests, including money for sidewalks and a universal pre-kindergarten program. Other items include updates to taxicab rates and various zoning changes for local properties.

• $2,500,000 appropriation for the sidewalk replacement program
• $1,250,000 for a universal pre-kindergarten program with HOPE Toledo
• Increasing trip initiation and rate fees for taxicabs
• Zoning changes for 2126 Consaul St. and 2131 Collingwood Blvd.
• $140,632 for a city cyber liability insurance policy

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will conduct a monthly review of various city reports. The meeting includes discussions on bank reconciliations, IRS unit statistics, and the Capital Improvement Program.

• Finance Report
• IRS Unit Statistics
• Bank Reconciliations
• P.O., Check & ACH Report
• CIP Report

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss matters related to the Agriculture District and Jackson Industries. This discussion involves properties at 1446 Macomber, 2325 Swiler, and 1505 Milburn.

• Agriculture District discussion regarding Jackson Industries (1446 Macomber, 2325 Swiler, 1505 Milburn)

City Council

The council is reviewing items for its April 26 meeting, including large-scale infrastructure and education funding. Proposed actions include allocating ARPA funds for sidewalk replacement and a universal pre-kindergarten program. Other items involve taxi rate changes and city property leases.

• $2,500,000 for sidewalk replacement in Qualified Census Tract communities
• $1,250,000 for a universal pre-k program via HOPE Toledo
• Increasing taxi trip initiation fees to $2.50 and one-tenth mile rates to $0.25
• Lease of 1840 Collingwood Blvd to Peace & Healing, Inc.
• Rezoning requests for 2126 Consaul St. and 2131 Collingwood Blvd

Toledo City Plan Commission

The commission is scheduled to hold public hearings on various property developments. The agenda includes zone changes, final plats for subdivisions, and special use permits.

• Zone changes at 12 N. St. Clair Street, 5454 Airport Highway, 2150 S. Byrne Road, and 311 Locust Street
• Final plats for Great Southern Shopping Center, Alma Rosenthorn Corner Subdivision, and Talmadge Crossing
• Special use permits for day care centers at 4410 Lewis Avenue and 5054 W. Sylvania Avenue
• Special use permit for a drug and alcohol treatment center on Dorr Street
• Vacation of a 16-foot wide alley in the Northlawn Addition

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is scheduled to discuss various property and zoning matters. Agenda items include a residential facility at 353 Parker and a scrap yard at 2351 Hill Avenue. The committee will also consider an alley vacation for the 1300 block of Adams Street.

• 353 Parker Residential Facility
• 2351 Hill Avenue Scrap Yard
• Alley Vacation for 1300 Block of Adams St
• 222 McTigue SUP
• 1122 N Byrne Sweepstake Cafe

City Council

The Toledo City Council is considering large-scale funding for public safety wages and emergency rental assistance. The agenda also includes proposals for sidewalk replacement programs and the creation of several community entertainment districts. Additionally, council members will review changes to convenience store zoning requirements.

• $33,296,640 appropriation for public safety wages and fringes
• $19,409,830 in reallocated Emergency Rental Assistance funding
• Up to $2,500,000 for a sidewalk replacement program
• $278,500 settlement for the Kelly Molter lawsuit
• Removal of 2000-foot spacing requirements for convenience stores

City Council

The council is reviewing a proposal to remove the 2000-foot spacing requirement between convenience stores and eliminate special use permits. The agenda also includes several large appropriations from American Rescue Plan Act funds for employee premium pay and pre-K programs.

• Proposal to remove 2000-foot spacing requirements and special use permits for convenience stores
• $5,424,500 appropriation from ARPA funds for fiscal year 2021 employee premium payments
• $1,250,000 appropriation from ARPA funds for a universal pre-kindergarten program with HOPE Toledo
• $2,500,000 appropriation from ARPA funds for a sidewalk replacement program
• Proposed increase to taxi trip initiation fees and minimum/maximum rates

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee will discuss the 2022 Mowing Program. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• 2022 Mowing Program

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee will hear a presentation from the IT Finance and Debt Committee. The discussion includes the City of Toledo Data Hub and a Customer Lead Replacement Registration Dashboard.

• IT Finance and Debt Committee Presentation
• City of Toledo Data Hub
• Customer Lead Replacement Registration Dashboard

City Council

The City Council is scheduled to hold an annual public hearing called “Democracy Day.” This hearing will examine the impact of political contributions from corporations, unions, and PACs on the city. It will also address issues arising from Supreme Court decisions regarding corporate rights.

• “Democracy Day” public hearing
• Presentation: Gluckin American Healthcare is Killing You and Me Final
• Presentation: Brier Climate reality City Council Slides

City Council

The council will consider several large expenditures, including ARPA funds for employee premium payments and transit studies. The agenda includes zoning requests for cemetery expansion and day care facilities. It also features various city service contracts and appointments.

• $5,424,500 and $3,021,000 in ARPA funds for employee premium payments
• $300,000 for the Toledo-Detroit/Ann Arbor EIS Phase 2A Study
• $200,000 for a race equity study via the TREIC
• Special Use Permit for Woodlawn Cemetery expansion at 1502 W. Central Avenue
• Up to $2,000,000 for vehicle and equipment replacement

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will consider a zoning change from C-1 to C-2 at 3955 N. McCord Road. The commission will also review preliminary drawings for Evergreen Abbey Plats 2 and 3.

• Zone change from C-1 to C-2 at 3955 N. McCord Road
• Preliminary drawing of Evergreen Abbey Plats 2 and 3

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss a proposed new sign code. The meeting includes a review of the revised M-13-19 staff report and an update regarding nonconforming signs. A presentation for City Council is also scheduled.

• Proposed Sign Code (ZPC-SIGN_CODE)
• Revised M-13-19 Staff Report
• Nonconforming Signs Update
• Sign Code Presentation to City Council

City Council

The Council is reviewing items for the March 29 meeting, including significant American Rescue Plan Act expenditures. These include over $8 million for employee premium payments from fiscal years 2021 and 2022. Other discussed items involve transportation studies and infrastructure improvements.

• $5,424,500 in ARPA funds for FY2021 employee premium payments
• $3,021,000 in ARPA funds for FY2022 employee premium payments
• $300,000 for the Toledo-Detroit/Ann Arbor Tier I EIS Phase 2A Study
• $200,000 for a race equity study via the TREIC
• Up to $2,000,000 for non-emergency vehicle and equipment replacement

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda for the March 21, 2022, meeting contains only a reference to a BZA packet. No specific case descriptions or details are included in this document.

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The Education, Recreation & Employment Committee will discuss recreation programs with the Department of Parks & Youth Services. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Discussion regarding recreation programs (ERE20220316)

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to discuss various special use permits, zone changes, and a text amendment. These items include daycare facilities, cemetery expansions, and spacing requirements for convenience stores.

• Text amendment for 2000 foot spacing for convenience stores
• Special Use Permit for daycare at 1549 Pool Street
• Zone change for 2067 Airport Highway
• Expansion of Woodlawn Cemetery via special use permit
• Vacation of 2250 N Detroit

City Council

The council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure and public safety expenditures. This includes funding for lead service line replacements and police equipment upgrades. The agenda also features new grant programs for business facades and white box improvements.

• $10,000,000 for the Full Lead Service Line Replacement Project
• $1,000,000 for police vehicle and equipment replacement
• $4,815,000 for parks and recreation infrastructure revitalization
• $500,000 for the White Box Grant Program
• Zoning changes for 3300 Glendale Ave.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use cases. These include requests for special use permits for businesses and schools, along with zone changes and an alley vacation.

• Zone change from RD6 to CN at 2126 Consaul Street
• Special Use Permit for a school at 3912 Sunforest Court
• Special Use Permits for wireless communication facilities on Palmwood Avenue and Wellington Street
• Special Use Permit for a scrap and salvage yard at 2351 Hill Avenue
• Vacation of the alley bounded by 13th, 14th, Jackson, and Adams Streets

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a $10 million project to replace private lead water service lines using ARPA funds. Other items include funding for police vehicle replacements and landfill infrastructure improvements. The agenda also includes various board appointments and new local ordinances.

• $10,000,000 appropriation for Full Lead Service Line Replacement Project
• Up to $1,000,000 for police patrol vehicle and equipment replacement
• $525,000 for Hoffman Road Landfill engineering and construction
• Agreement with Shumaker Advisors, LLC for government affairs services up to $60,000 annually
• Ordinance enacting local implementation of the CEDAW convention

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole meeting is scheduled to discuss the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) agenda. The provided agenda text contains no specific items, motions, or attachments beyond this topic.

• CEDAW committee agenda discussion

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss an application to renew the placement of farmland in an agricultural district under O.R.C. Section 929.02. No other specific agenda items are listed.

• Application for renewal of farmland in an agricultural district (COW20220308-AG)

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee will discuss items from the Department of Housing & Community Development. The agenda lists Family House and Republic Services but does not provide specific details on the topics to be discussed.

• Discussion regarding Family House
• Discussion regarding Republic Services

Education, Recreation & Employment Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss internship, seasonal, youth, and part-time employment opportunities. The discussion involves the Department of Parks & Youth Services, the Department of Human Resources, and Lucas County Ohio Means Jobs.

• Internship, seasonal, youth, and part-time employment opportunities

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several items, including $4.8 million for parks and recreation infrastructure. The agenda also includes employee benefit agreements, zoning changes, and a reward for information regarding a fatal shooting.

• $4,815,000 for parks and recreation infrastructure revitalization
• $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the death of Damia Ezell
• LED street lighting installation on Central Avenue ($21,265)
• Special Use Permit for modular classrooms at 4607 W. Laskey Rd
• $466,935.87 for Fire Department software license agreements

City Council

The agenda features an ethics presentation by Susan Wilke from the Ohio Ethics Commission. No other specific legislative items or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Ethics presentation by Susan Wilke of the Ohio Ethics Commission

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission is scheduled to hold public hearings on several zoning cases. These items include requests for zone changes at various locations and a text amendment regarding parking requirements for private sports clubs.

• Zone change from RA-4 to C-2 at 7557 Dorr Street
• Zone change from C-2 to M-1 at 9326 and 9350 Airport Highway
• Zone change for 76 parcels at McCord Road and Mathers Road
• Text amendment modifying parking requirements for private sports clubs
• Zone change from C-1 to C-2 at 3955 N. McCord Road

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several items including contract extensions, service agreements, and fund appropriations. The agenda includes decisions on employee health benefits, street lighting improvements, and the use of ARPA funds for local parks.

• $4,815,000 appropriation from ARPA funds for parks and recreation infrastructure projects
• Agreement with Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield for employee medical administration services
• $21,265 for LED street lighting installation on Central Avenue
• $54,000 contract extension with 3SG+ for document scanning in Public Utilities
• $90,720 for a golf cart lease from the Golf Improvements Fund

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will discuss proposed 2022 budget amendments. These amendments pertain to the operating and Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budgets.

• Proposed 2022 budget amendments for operations
• Proposed 2022 budget amendments for CIP

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The committee is meeting to discuss various property requests, including zone changes and special use permits. The agenda also includes a street vacation request and review of petitions regarding the 3300 Glendale development.

• Special Use Permit for 4607 Laskey
• Zone change for 1157 Grand
• Special Use Permit for 222 McTigue and FW Bus garage extension
• Street vacation for 2250 N Detroit
• Zone change for 3300 Glendale and related petitions

City Council

The Toledo City Council will review several infrastructure and service proposals. Items include funding for traffic signal equipment in the Franklin Park/Westfield TIF area and the purchase of four dump trucks. The council will also consider roadway improvements on Holland-Sylvania Road.

• $3,177,030 for traffic signal upgrades and data collection in the Franklin Park/Westfield TIF area
• Up to $820,000 for the purchase of four dump trucks
• $885,000 for golf course management services
• Roadway improvements on Holland-Sylvania Road through a cooperative agreement with Lucas County
• Support for the Lucas County Mental Health and Recovery Services Renewal Levy

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will hold a budget hearing. The session involves representatives from several city departments, including the Mayor's Office and Department of Finance.

• Budget hearing involving multiple city departments

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is scheduled to hold public hearings for several land use cases. These include requests for cemetery expansion, zone changes, and various special use permits for businesses such as daycares and convenience stores.

• Cemetery expansion at 1502 W. Central Ave and 1375 Hillcrest Ave
• Zone change from RS12 to CR for properties on S. Reynolds Road
• Special use permit for used auto sales at 5655 Secor Road
• Amendment to remove spacing requirements between convenience stores
• Special use permit for a residential facility at 353 Parker Avenue

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Committee will hold a 2022 budget hearing for the City Plan Commission. No other specific agenda items are listed beyond general committee business.

• 2022 Budget Hearing-City Plan Commission

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee1.23.24

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee is conducting a budget hearing. The meeting covers funding for Municipal Court Judges, the Clerk, the Department of Law, and police and fire operations.

• Budget hearing for Municipal Court Judges and Clerk
• Budget hearing for Department of Law
• Budget hearing for Police Operations
• Budget hearing for Fire & Rescue Operations
• Budget hearing for Public Safety

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The Committee will hold a budget hearing for several city departments. This includes the Department of Public Service and the Department of Transportation. The meeting also covers the Anthony Wayne Trail Project.

• Budget hearing for Dept. of Public Service (Solid Waste, Facilities & Fleet, Urban Beautification)
• Budget hearing for Dept. of Transportation (Engineering & Construction, Traffic Management, Road & Bridge Maintenance)
• Anthony Wayne Trail Project

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing proposed items for its February 15, 2022, meeting. The agenda includes large expenditures for traffic signal technology and new dump trucks. Other proposals involve street lighting on Central Avenue and water system modeling updates.

• $3,177,030 for traffic signal upgrades in the Franklin Park/Westfield TIF area
• Up to $820,000 for purchasing four dump trucks for blight demolition
• Waiver for an electronic message center at 2221 Front Street
• $59,910 for Vision Zero consulting services using ARPA funds
• $885,000 for municipal golf course management services

Neighborhoods & Community Development Committee

The committee is scheduled to hold a budget hearing for the Department of Housing and Community Development. The agenda also includes a presentation by BDSR City Council.

• Budget hearing for Dept. of Housing & Community Development
• BDSR City Council Presentation

City Council

The council is reviewing several items including road repairs, utility updates, and zoning changes. Proposed actions include authorizing up to $21 million for roadway projects and funding for water treatment plant ozone corrections. Other items involve amending municipal codes and discussing firearm-related resolutions.

• $21,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program
• $727,500 for Ozone Corrections at the Water Treatment Plant
• Revoking a Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• $24,566 for Bayview Retirees Golf Course Improvements Project
• Agreement with Flock Group, Inc. to study license plate reader technology

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will conduct an overview of the 2022 budget. The agenda also includes space for any other matters brought before the committee.

• Overview of 2022 Budget (FDBO220131)

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments is holding a public hearing on specific property assessment cases. The agenda includes reviews of parcels at Gridley & Garbage Plant Roads and Ostrich Lane.

• Case R-508-20: parcels along Gridley & Garbage Plant Roads at Creekside
• Case R-448-21: Ostrich Lane between Elm & Chestnut

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings on two cases. These include a request for a zone change at 2850 N. Holland-Sylvania Road and a preliminary drawing review of the Enclave at Fallen Timbers.

• Zone change from M-1 to C-2 at 2850 N. Holland-Sylvania Road
• Preliminary drawing review of the Enclave at Fallen Timbers, east of Black Road and south of the Wabash Cannonball Trail

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing a $21 million appropriation for the General Resurfacing Program to rebuild local residential streets. The agenda also includes proposals to amend zoning enforcement penalties and revoke a special use permit for a gas station on Dorr Street. Additionally, the council will consider funding for golf course improvements and water treatment plant projects.

• $21,000,000 appropriation for the General Resurfacing Program
• Revocation of Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street
• Amendments to zoning violation penalties and enforcement powers
• $24,566 for Bayview Retirees Golf Course Improvements Project
• $727,500 for the Ozone Corrections project at the Water Treatment Plant

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural information for the meeting. Specific case descriptions are contained in a separate packet not included in this document.

City Council

The council is reviewing several large appropriations for infrastructure, including $21 million for road resurfacing and $5.5 million for water mains. The agenda also includes appointments to local commissions and revisions to collective bargaining agreements.

• $21,000,000 appropriation for the General Resurfacing Program
• $5,500,000 appropriation for the Water Main Program
• $3,444,320 grant and loan for five roadway projects from OPWC
• $2,575,000 appropriation for sewer replacement and improvement projects
• Three-year agreement with Lucas County Canine Care and Control

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is reviewing several special use permits and zone changes. Items include a landfill expansion at 4200 Creekside Avenue and modular classrooms at 4607 W. Laskey Road. The commission will also consider parking lot plans and alley vacations.

• Special Use Permit for landfill expansion at 4200 Creekside Avenue
• Special Use Permit for modular classrooms at 4607 W. Laskey Road
• Zone change from CR to CM at 1157 Grand Avenue
• Special Use Permit for propane station and bus storage at 222 McTigue Avenue
• New 60+ space parking lot review at 3708 W. Laskey Road

City Council

The council is reviewing agenda items for the January 18 meeting, including several large-scale infrastructure funding requests. These include significant appropriations for road resurfacing, water main replacement, and sewer improvements. The session also covers updates to collective bargaining agreements for court staff and fire chiefs.

• $21,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program
• $5,500,000 for the Water Main Program
• $3,444,320 in OPWC grants and loans for five roadway projects
• $2,575,000 for sewer replacement and improvement projects
• Collective bargaining agreement revisions for court staff and fire chiefs

Zoning & Planning Committee12324

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss the possible revocation of a Special Use Permit at 1201 Dorr Street. The agenda also includes a text change regarding enforcement and remedies, as well as ARC approvals in the Warehouse District.

• Possible revocation of SUP at 1201 Dorr Street
• Enforcement and Remedies Text Change
• ARC Approvals for the Warehouse District

City Council

The City Council is conducting second readings for several items. These include a real estate sale to MVAH Holding LLC and the revocation of a gas station permit on Dorr Street. The council will also consider funding for accounting advisory services.

• Sale of 1157 Grand Ave. to MVAH Holding LLC
• Expenditure up to $40,000 for financial report consulting and accounting services
• Revocation of a Special Use Permit for a gas station at 1201-1211 Dorr Street