Toledo public meetings in 2024

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will meet to discuss several financial reports from November 2024. The agenda focuses on the review of bank reconciliations and expenditure registers.

• Review of November 2024 ARPA Report
• Review of November 2024 CIP Report
• Review of November 2024 IRS Report
• Review of October 2024 Bank Reconciliations
• Review of November 2024 Check Register (PO/ACH)

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a zoning change from R‑A Planned Unit Development to R‑3 at 6225 Waterville‑Monclova Road (case Z22‑C138). The meeting also includes routine agenda items such as roll call, proof of notice, swearing‑in, minutes, final plats, and the chairman’s report. No decisions are recorded in the agenda; the hearing will discuss the proposed change.

• Public hearing on zone change from R‑A PUD to R‑3 at 6225 Waterville‑Monclova Road (case Z22‑C138)
• Roll call of commission members
• Proof of notice for agenda items
• Swearing‑in of commissioners
• Chairman’s report

City Council

The Toledo City Council will hold second readings on several ordinances and resolutions, including a resolution declaring intent to replace the city's oldest, least efficient vehicles with electric vehicles. The council also will consider a temporary appropriation for first-quarter 2025 operations, zoning changes at multiple properties, and various contracts and settlements. Several items involve expenditures from capital and operating funds, including $330,000 for automated license plate readers and $100,000 for an Ottawa Ice Rink shelter.

• R-583-24: Resolution declaring intent to replace city fleet's oldest vehicles with electric vehicles
• O-617-24: $100,000 from Capital Improvement Fund for open-air shelter at Ottawa Ice Rink
• O-618-24: $330,000 for Flock OS and ALPRs (automated license plate readers)
• O-621-24: Approving settlements with opioid companies as part of multi-district litigation
• O-633-24 through O-640-24: Zoning map changes and special use permits for properties including 102 Melrose Ave., 201 E. Alexis Rd., and 3219 Tremainsville Rd.

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee will hold a quarterly update meeting on December 12, 2024, to discuss agenda items. No specific decisions or proposals are listed in the provided agenda text.

• Quarterly update meeting scheduled
• Discussion of public safety and criminal justice reform
• Meeting location: City Council Chambers, One Government Center

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing a preliminary agenda for December 18 that includes funding for city departments for the first quarter of 2025. The body is also considering a resolution to replace old city fleet vehicles with electric vehicles and various service assessments for street maintenance.

• O-608-24: Appropriating money for city department expenditures for January, February, and March 2025
• TMP-10890: Appropriation of $2,643,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund for human capital management software
• TMP-10883: Annual expenditure of $400,000 from the Water Operating Fund for curb and valve boxes
• TMP-10879: Annual expenditure of $200,000 for indigent civil legal services via Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc.
• TMP-10896: 6-month extension of a Special Use Permit for a gas station at Dorr Street and Interstate 475

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss and vote on Plan Commission recommendations for nine zone changes and special use permits, a right-of-way vacation, a text amendment on kennels, and a review of the proposed 2025 budget. All items on the agenda have Plan Commission approval recommendations, some with conditions. The meeting also includes a budget presentation.

• Review of proposed 2025 City Plan Commission budget
• Zone change at 102 Melrose Avenue from RS6 to RD6 duplex residential (District 4)
• New gas station special use permit at 3219 Tremainsville Road with 54 conditions and 1 waiver
• Text amendment to allow kennels in CR zoning districts (M-17-24)
• Special use permit for used auto sales at 130 New Towne Square Drive with 40 conditions

Water Quality Committee

The Water Quality Committee is holding a budget hearing to discuss the proposed 2025 budget for water quality programs. No other specific items are listed on the agenda.

• Budget hearing for proposed 2025 Water Quality budget

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments will hold a public hearing on December 9, 2024, to deliberate on several cases including property tax assessment appeals and right-of-way vacation requests. Specific cases include numbers 244-24, 254-23, V-307-24 (Deline Dr. north of Dulton Dr.), and V-402-24 (Bay view). Decisions will be made following the hearing.

• Case 244-24: property assessment (Plan Commission Report)
• Case 254-23: property assessment (Cost Sheet)
• V-307-24: Deline Dr. north of Dulton Dr. right-of-way vacation
• V-402-24: Bay view vacation

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on five cases, including a zone change, a special use permit for a school, and three text amendments to city code.

• Zone change from RS6 and RM36 to RM12 at 2388 Tremainsville (Z24-0010)
• Special Use Permit for new building for school at 2323 W. Bancroft (SUP24-00106)
• Text amendment to allow kennels in the CR zoning district (M-17-24)
• Text amendment modifying TMC 1113.0906 Penalties and TMC 1115.000 Violations (M-19-24)
• Text amendment correcting a reference to the Ohio Revised Code (M-13-24)

City Council

City Council is reviewing the 2025-2029 Capital Improvement Budget and several departmental expenditures. The body is also considering a study to create a healthy food overlay to address food deserts.

• O-607-24: Appropriation of $52,407,417 for capital projects (2025-2029)
• O-597-24: Up to $1,370,350 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for public lead service line replacements
• O-591-24: Up to $150,000 for 20 additional Automatic License Plate Readers for Toledo Police
• O-612-24: $150,000 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for a Grocery Store Construction Incentive
• O-589-24: $50,000 settlement from the Risk Management Fund for the claim of Angela Sobczak

Economic Development & Innovation Committee

The Regional Growth, Development & Small Business Enterprise Committee will hold budget hearings for the proposed 2025 budget. The body will review presentations from Economic Development, Building & Code Compliance, and Building Inspections. The committee will also discuss feedback regarding the Permit Planner Update.

• Proposed 2025 Budget presentation for Economic Development
• Proposed 2025 Budget presentation for Building & Code Compliance
• Proposed 2025 Budget presentation for Building Inspections
• Permit Planner Update feedback

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

This committee meeting is a budget hearing to discuss the proposed 2025 budgets for Toledo Municipal Court (Judges and Clerk), Fire and Rescue Operations, Police Operations, and the Law Department. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is for presentations and discussion only.

• Budget presentations for Toledo Municipal Court Judges and Clerk
• Fire and Rescue Operations 2025 budget proposal
• Police Operations 2025 budget proposal
• Law Department 2025 budget presentation

City Council

City Council is considering the 2025 operating budget and a five-year Capital Improvement and Road Improvement Budget. The meeting includes various departmental expenditures for infrastructure, public safety technology, and park improvements.

• Approval of 2025-2029 Capital Improvement Plan with $52,407,417 for capital projects
• Expenditure of up to $1,370,350 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for public lead service line replacements
• Appropriation of $910,099 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for St. Anthony’s Multi-Purpose Recreational Space
• Agreement for 20 additional Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR) for the Police Department not to exceed $150,000
• Request to the City Plan Commission to study a healthy food overlay to incentivize businesses in food deserts

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will meet to discuss the City Auditor's Proposed Budget for 2025. The agenda includes the monthly finance committee meeting and any other matters that may properly come before the committee. No formal votes or specific dollar amounts are listed in the agenda.

• Discussion of City Auditor Proposed Budget 2025
• Monthly Finance, Debt & Budget Committee meeting
• Other matters that may properly come before the committee

Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee

The Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee will hold a budget hearing. The committee will review the proposed 2025 budget requests for the Department of Housing & Community Development, the Human Relations Commission, Code Compliance, and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement. No dollar amounts are listed in the agenda. The meeting also permits any other matter that may properly come before the committee.

• Review of proposed 2025 budget for Department of Housing & Community Development
• Review of proposed 2025 budget for Human Relations Commission
• Review of proposed 2025 budget for Code Compliance
• Review of proposed 2025 budget for Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings on three zone change requests: two properties on Jerusalem Road seeking a change from C-2 to R-1, and one property on Sadalia Road seeking a change from C-2 and R-A to R-A. The meeting also includes roll call, proof of notice, minutes, final plats, and the chairman's and director's reports.

• Zone change from C-2 to R-1 at 9648 and 9636 Jerusalem Road
• Zone change from C-2 to R-1 at 9658 Jerusalem Road
• Zone change from C-2 and R-A to R-A at 4829 Sadalia Road

City Council

Toledo City Council will vote on multiple items including a loan guarantee for the Delta Hotel by Marriott, creation of special energy improvement districts, and several zoning changes. Other actions involve police training grants, park improvements, and water utility repairs. The agenda includes numerous emergency declarations and waivers of competitive bidding.

• O-566-24: Authorizes HUD loan guarantee for Delta Hotel furniture, fixtures, and improvements
• O-564-24 & O-565-24: Petitions for special energy improvement districts for Metroparks and I.B.C. Inc.
• O-568-24: Accept $139,471.94 state grant for police officer training
• O-573-24: Re-appropriate $48,609.65 for accessible playground at Schneider Park
• O-576-24 through O-579-24: Zone changes at 0 Executive Pkwy, 3815 W. Sylvania Ave, and 2225 Nebraska Ave, plus institutional campus master plan

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold a meeting to discuss the proposed 2025 budget for the City of Toledo. No votes are scheduled; the session is a discussion and overview of the budget proposal. The agenda includes any other matters that may properly come before the committee.

• Discussion of the 2025 Budget Proposal

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee is holding a budget hearing to discuss the proposed 2025 budget from the Department of Finance and the Grants Office. The meeting may also consider any other matters brought before the committee.

• Discussion of the 2025 Budget proposal from the Department of Finance
• Discussion of the 2025 Budget proposal from the Grants Office

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee will meet to discuss Ordinance 567-24. This item concerns a contract with the Lucas County Commissioners for canine care and control services.

• Ordinance 567-24: Contract with Lucas County Commissioners for L. C. Canine Care and Control Services

SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT

The Lucas County Commissioners and Toledo City Council will hold a joint public meeting to receive comments on the I-475 Widening Project. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, November 18, 2024, at 5:00 PM.

• Joint meeting of Lucas County Commissioners and Toledo City Council
• Public meeting to receive comments on I-475 Widening Project
• Meeting location: One Government Center, Toledo, OH 43604

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on November 18, 2024. The agenda references six BZA packets and attachments, but no specific case descriptions or details are provided. The meeting is largely procedural.

• Public hearing scheduled at 10:00 AM in Council Chambers at One Government Center (Jackson Boulevard and Erie Street)
• Six BZA packets referenced, but no details given

City Council

Toledo City Council will review petitions to create special assessment districts for energy efficiency improvements at two properties: Metropolitan Park District of the Toledo Area at 1030 Water Street and I.B.C., Inc. at 4042 Bennett Road. The combined special assessments total $7,882,823.74, repayable over 19 years. Also on the agenda is a mayoral appointment to the Municipal Golf Preservation & Engagement Commission and authorization for a HUD loan guarantee to improve the Delta Hotel by Marriott.

• Petition for special assessments for Metroparks at 1030 Water Street, total $4,128,255.40
• Petition for special assessments for I.B.C., Inc. at 4042 Bennett Road, total $3,754,568.34
• Appointment of Louis E. Davis Sr. to the Municipal Golf Preservation & Engagement Commission
• Authorization to enter HUD loan guarantee agreement for Delta Hotel improvements and issuance of special limited obligation revenue notes

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is meeting to consider three zoning changes (0 Executive Pkwy, 3815 W Sylvania, 2225 Nebraska), a master plan for 2225 Nebraska, and the Bayview Addition street vacation. A special use permit for a new gas station at 1405 Bernath Parkway has been deferred to December 10 per the applicant's request.

• 0 Executive Pkwy rezoning
• 3815 W Sylvania zoning change
• 2225 Nebraska rezoning and associated IC Master Plan
• Bayview Addition street vacation
• 1405 Bernath Parkway special use permit for gas station deferred to Dec. 10 (Plan Commission recommended approval with 56 conditions and 1 waiver)

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider several zone changes and special use permits. Items include zone changes at 102 Melrose Avenue, 201 E. Alexis Road, 4760 Glendale Avenue, and 3219 and 2388 Tremainsville Road. Special use permits are proposed for a gas station at 3220 Rulo Road, a community center at 1339 S. Byrne Road, and used auto sales at 130 Towne Square Drive. Also on the agenda is a preliminary drawing for Tremainsville Farms at 2318 Rood Street.

• Zone change from RS6 to RD6 at 102 Melrose Avenue
• Zone change from CR-SO to CR at 201 E. Alexis Road
• Special use permit for gas station with convenience store at 3220 Rulo Road
• Special use permit for community center at 1339 S. Byrne Road
• Preliminary drawing of Tremainsville Farms at 2318 Rood Street

City Council

This formal agenda includes appointments, second readings, and numerous ordinances. Council will decide on a $1.15 million National Park Service grant for H.V. Savage Park amenities, a $400,000 EPA grant for Ottawa River habitat, traffic calming in District 5, a new playground at Elmhurst Park, and an athletic field at Robinson Park. Also up for vote: police department software and equipment funding, street lighting projects, and a solar regulation text amendment.

• $1,150,039 NPS grant to revitalize public access amenities at H.V. Savage Park
• $400,000 EPA Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grant for Lower Ottawa River habitat improvements
• $109,380 for traffic calming measures on four roadways in District 5
• $100,000 for a new playground at Elmhurst Park
• $150,000 for construction of an athletic field at Robinson Park

City Council

The Toledo City Council will review and vote on agenda items for its November 6 meeting, including re‑appointments to commissions and several second‑reading and new items. A key decision is authorizing up to $65,000 from the Urban Forestry Trust Fund for a communications consultant to support the $6.1 million Re‑Tree grant program. Additional items include a solar‑energy code amendment, traffic‑calming projects, and new park facilities.

• $65,000 for a communications consultant to aid the Re‑Tree urban forestry grant (O‑520‑24).
• Text amendment to the Planning and Zoning Code to add and clarify solar energy system uses (O‑532‑24).
• $109,380 for traffic‑calming devices and lighted stop signs on Harvest Lane, Secor Road, Berdan Avenue, and Sylvania Avenue.
• $100,000 for a new playground at Elmhurst Park, 4553 Garrison Road.
• $150,000 for construction of an athletic field at Robinson Park.

Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee

The Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee is meeting to discuss healthy food access. The discussion focuses on incentives for businesses to address food deserts.

• Discussion on incentives for businesses to overcome food deserts

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will discuss Department of Finance materials. The meeting covers financial reports from August and September and the 2023 Auditor of State Report.

• 2024 Bond Rating Results
• 2023 Auditor of State Report
• August and September Financials
• City Auditor Report

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing at One Government Center (Jackson Blvd. and Erie St.) on cases not listed in the agenda. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, proof of notice, swearing‑in, approval of minutes, review of final plats, and reports from the chairman and director.

• Public hearing on unspecified cases
• Roll call of commission members
• Proof of notice
• Review of final plats
• Chairman's report

City Council

City Council is voting on several municipal contracts, zoning changes, and board appointments. Key items include a federal grant for gun violence prevention and a proposed moratorium on new tobacco shop permits.

• O-516-24: $1,000,000 grant from OJJDP to enhance school safety and family support
• O-410-24: Proposed moratorium on tobacco shop permits until January 31, 2025
• O-517-24: Up to $65,000 for Toledo Police Department Tow Lot security upgrades
• O-526-24: Tax exemption for affordable housing construction at 3300 Glendale Ave.
• O-525-24: $111,800 for the 2025 Public Water System License at 3040 York St.

Economic Development & Innovation Committee

The Regional Growth, Development & Small Business Enterprise Committee is meeting to discuss Ordinance 444-24. This ordinance proposes amending and repealing various sections of TMC Part 7 regarding business licenses.

• Ordinance 444-24: Amending and Repealing Various Sections of TMC Part 7 Business Licenses

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing a 2025 calendar and emergency rules changes. The agenda includes authorizing a $1 million grant for school safety, a $65,000 police tow lot security upgrade, and a moratorium on new tobacco shop permits.

• Adopt 2025 City Council calendar
• Authorize $1M OJJDP grant for school safety
• Authorize $65,000 police tow lot security upgrade
• Moratorium on new tobacco shop permits
• Authorize $45,000 top soil purchase for demolition

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee will consider two zone change applications for 406 Westwood Avenue and 3347 Lagrange Street. It will also review a special use permit for 135 S. Byrne Road, a Solsmart text amendment, and an ordinance establishing a moratorium on tobacco shops. Each item will be discussed and potentially approved or denied at the meeting.

• Zone Change for 406 Westwood Ave (Z-7003-24)
• Zone Change for 3347 Lagrange St (Z-8002-24)
• Special Use Permit for 135 S. Byrne Rd (SUP-1019-24)
• Solsmart Text Amendment (M-4-24)
• Moratorium on Tobacco Shops (Ord. 410-24)

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is meeting to consider several zoning changes, site plan reviews, and special use permits. The body will evaluate requests for commercial developments and residential projects across the city.

• Zone change from RM36 and RS9 to CO at 3815 W. Sylvania Avenue
• Zone change from RS6 and RD6 to IC and adoption of IC Master Plan at 2225 Nebraska Avenue
• Major site plan review for a new hotel at 0 Executive Parkway
• Special use permit for a day care center at 111 W Bancroft Street
• Special use permit for a gas station with convenience store at 1405 Bernath Parkway

City Council

City Council is reviewing several high-value appropriations from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for demolition, riverwalk, and community center projects. The body is also considering a moratorium on permits for scrap and salvage yards and various public safety grants.

• O-495-24: Up to $7,574,152 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for brownfield site cleanup and redevelopment
• O-443-24: Moratorium until March 31, 2025, on zoning and building permits for Scrap and Salvage Yards
• O-486-24: $455,468.37 for electronic monitoring services for Toledo Municipal Court
• O-500-24: Up to $2,000,000 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for the Glass City Riverwalk Project
• O-502-24: Up to $3,250,000 from Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for community and senior center building improvements

SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT

The City Council is meeting to conduct a hearing regarding the HUD PRO Housing program. The session includes a presentation on the 2024 PRO Housing hearing.

• HUD PRO Housing Hearing

City Council

City Council is reviewing a proposal to halt new scrap and salvage yard permits until March 31, 2025, to study neighborhood impacts. The body is also considering a pilot program for free period products in city buildings and several police and infrastructure contracts.

• O-443-24: Moratorium on zoning and building permits for Scrap and Salvage Yards until March 31, 2025
• TMP-10675: $455,468.37 contract with Lucas County Board of Commissioners for electronic monitoring services
• TMP-10677: Pilot program to provide free period products in city-owned restrooms via Aunt Flow
• TMP-10634: Up to $32,000 for multi-factor authentication security devices for the Police Department
• TMP-10647: Installation of LED street lighting along Ketcham Avenue and surrounding alleys

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on three cases: a text amendment regarding accessory dwelling units, a text amendment removing a truck wash exception from the Central Avenue Overlay, and a review of the 2024 Spencer Township Land Use Plan.

• Public hearing for Text Amendment regarding Accessory Dwelling Units (Z19-C693)
• Public hearing for Text Amendment removing Truck Wash Exception from Central Avenue Overlay (Z20-C1077)
• Review and Approval of 2024 Spencer Township Land Use Plan (Z30-C139)

Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee

The Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee will meet to discuss the United Way’s ALICE Report. The agenda also includes presentations regarding Tolemi by ICT and the Housing and Community Development department.

• United Way’s ALICE Report
• Tolemi presentation by ICT
• Housing and Community Development presentation

City Council

City Council is considering a six-month moratorium on new scrap and salvage yard permits to study their impact on neighborhoods. The body is also reviewing the repeal of several obsolete business regulation codes and various departmental expenditures.

• Proposed moratorium on scrap and salvage yard permits until March 31, 2025
• Repeal of multiple business codes including auctions, ambulances, and telephone booths
• Contract with Midwest Public Safety, LLC for $165,047.70 for police in-car cameras
• Expenditure of up to $250,000 for improvements across 22 fire stations
• Contract with The Ability Center of Greater Toledo for a $100,000 accessibility study

Board of Revision of Assessments

The Board of Revision of Assessments is meeting to review three specific cases. The board will consider case numbers R-244-24, R-254-23, and R-628-23.

• Review of case R-244-24
• Review of case R-254-23
• Review of case R-628-23

City Council

The Toledo City Council will vote on a grant agreement to accept $28,497,650 for the Front/Main Reconnecting Communities project, which funds improvements to Front Street and Main Street. Several other items will be decided, including a $2 M HUD Section 108 loan guarantee for a new Delta Hotel on the University of Toledo Medical Campus, a $130,000 increase for Ottawa Park trail improvements, and multiple zoning map changes in the Warehouse District. The council will also consider a moratorium on permits for tobacco shops and various contract authorizations for city departments.

• O-418-24: Authorize $28,497,650 grant for Front/Main Reconnecting Communities street improvements
• O-379-24: Approve up to $2,000,000 HUD Section 108 loan guarantee for Delta Hotel at 3100 Glendale Avenue
• O-411-24: Increase Ottawa Park paved loop trail budget by $130,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund
• O-410-24: Declare moratorium on permits for tobacco shops until Jan 31 2025
• O-431‑433: Adopt zoning map changes for multiple parcels in the Warehouse District

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Zoning & Planning Committee will review ten items including zone changes, special use permits, and text amendments to city codes.

• Zone change for 1006 N. Huron Street
• Special Use Permit for day care at 1219 Warwick Ave
• Zone change for 0 Holland-Sylvania Road
• Text amendment modifying TMC 1115 Violations, Penalties & Enforcement
• Zone change for 5439 Lewis Ave

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing a loan guarantee for a new hotel and potential new regulations for dog ownership and tobacco shops. The body is also considering budget adjustments and park improvements.

• Loan guarantee application up to $2,000,000 for a Delta Hotel by Marriott at 3100 Glendale Avenue
• Proposed moratorium on tobacco shop permits until January 31, 2025
• Proposed amendment to limit the number of dogs permitted without a special permit
• Increased expenditure of $130,000 for Ottawa Paved Loop Trail Improvements at Ottawa Park
• Contract not to exceed $35,000 for kayak rental lockers at Cullen Park

SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT

The City Council is holding a special recorded content meeting for a required public hearing. The session focuses on the draft Consolidated Annual Performance Report (CAPER).

• Public hearing on Draft CAPER 08272024
• Presentation of 2023 CAPER Power Point

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings to consider several zone changes and text amendments. The body will review requests for specific property rezonings and updates to land-use definitions.

• Zone change from M-3 and R-A to C-2 at 6501 Angola Road
• Zone change from RA-4 to RA-3 at 8305-8319 Nebraska Avenue
• Zone change from R-B and C-1 to C-1 at 8300 Maumee-Western Road
• Amendment to Planned Unit Development at 8300 Maumee-Western Road
• Text amendments regarding Truck Wash exceptions in Central Avenue Overlay and 'Advanced Manufacturing' conditional uses

City Council

City Council is meeting to discuss Ordinance O-404-24, which proposes a Charter amendment to change the consecutive term limit for the Mayor. If approved by Council and the electors, the change would be decided in a special election on November 5, 2024.

• O-404-24: Proposed amendment to Chapter VI, Section 87D of the City Charter to increase mayoral term limits from two to three consecutive four-year terms

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will review monthly financial reports and budget adjustments. The meeting includes discussions on the mid-year 2024 budget and the Toledo Recovery Plan.

• O-374-24 Mid-year 2024 Budget Adjustment
• O-317-24 Toledo Recovery Plan Adjustments
• July 2024 CIP Report
• July 2024 IRS Report
• July 2024 ARP Report

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing at City Council Chambers to consider cases listed in the August 2024 packet. The meeting is scheduled for 10:00 AM on Monday, August 19, 2024.

• Public hearing for BZA20240819
• Held at City Council Chambers, One Government Center
• Review of August 2024 zoning cases

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee is meeting to discuss Ordinance 338-24. This item concerns the acceptance of an MRAP vehicle from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency.

• Ordinance 338-24: Conditional transfer of an MRAP vehicle from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will meet to discuss various zoning changes, special use permits, and text amendments. The agenda includes items such as a zone change on Secor Road, a special use permit for a gas station, and amendments to landscaping and enforcement codes.

• Zone Change from CO to CR at 3837 Secor Road
• Special Use Permit for a Gas Station at 3837 Secor Road
• Text Amendment to TMC 1108.0406 regarding Landscaping and Screening
• Zone Change from IL to IG at 5439 Lewis Avenue
• Special Use Permit for Scrap and Salvage Yard at 5439 Lewis Avenue

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee is meeting to discuss several financial reports from June 2024. The session focuses on reviewing the city's check register, bank reconciliations, and capital improvement reports.

• June 2024 Check Register (PO/ACH Report)
• May 2024 Bank Reconciliations
• June 2024 IRS Report
• June 2024 ARP Report
• June 2024 CIP Report

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use cases. These include various zone changes, site plan reviews, and special use permits for businesses such as a day care center and gas stations.

• Zone change from CR to CM at 3632-3636 & 3638 Upton Avenue
• Zone change from CO to CM at 1457 Dorr Street
• Zone change from CM to RS6 at 1415 W. Delaware Street
• Special Use Permit for a Day Care Center at 4461 W. Alexis Road
• Special Use Permit for a Tobacco Shop at 9 S. Reynolds

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a proposal to redivide Toledo into sixteen wards following the recent federal census. Additionally, the council will consider several items regarding special assessments for city services, bond issuances, and moratoriums on new storage and car wash facilities.

• Redivision of City into 16 Wards (O-285-24)
• Moratorium on New Storage Unit Facilities until January 31, 2025
• Moratorium on New Car Wash Facilities until January 31, 2025
• Issuance of $1,625,000 in notes for sidewalk construction and rehabilitation
• Issuance of up to $8,520,000 in bonds to refund Capital Improvement and Equipment Bonds

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss recommended changes to the City Charter submitted by the Charter Revision Committee. The discussion includes a memo regarding Proposed Charter Section 26A.

• Proposed changes to City Charter from Charter Revision Committee
• Discussion of Proposed Charter Section 26A

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Forward Toledo Comprehensive Plan. The meeting includes roll call, proof of notice, and the swearing in of participants.

• Review and Adoption of Forward Toledo Comprehensive Plan

Economic Development & Innovation Committee

The committee will review reports from the Economic Development and Building & Code Compliance departments. The meeting also includes a report on Building Inspection.

• Economic Development department report
• Building & Code Compliance department report
• Building Inspection department report

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use cases. Items include a zone change and PUD amendment at 8300 Maumee-Western Road, a subdivision drawing for Hidden Wood, and a text amendment regarding solar facilities.

• Zone change at 8300 Maumee-Western Road
• Planned Unit Development amendment at 8300 Maumee-Western Road
• Hidden Wood Subdivision preliminary drawing west of King Road, south of Nebraska Avenue
• Text amendment regarding solar facilities

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee will discuss several financial reports including capital improvement and ARPA updates. The meeting also includes a review of bank reconciliations and check registers from April and May 2024.

• CIP Report (May 2024)
• ARPA Report (May 2024)
• IRS Report (May 2024)
• Bank Reconciliations (April 2024)
• Check Register, PO, and ACH Report (May 2024)

Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee

The Housing, Community Development & Public Health Committee will meet to discuss source of income discrimination in rental housing. This meeting is focused on the topic identified as HCD20240620.

• Discussion regarding Source of Income Discrimination in Rental Housing

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including a new ward map, infrastructure improvements, and federal grant allocations. Discussions include funding for youth programming, park capital improvements, and road safety projects.

• Redefining City of Toledo corporation territory into new Wards
• $230,563 for capital improvements at Schneider Park
• $7,134,598 in Community Development Block Grant funds from HUD
• $810,098.84 for Central and Detroit Intersection Vision Zero Improvements
• $1,030,000 for large diameter water valves city-wide

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

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

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use matters. These include multiple zone changes, street and alley vacations, and requests for special use permits.

• Zone change from CR to IL at 3922 Haverhill Drive
• Zone change from RS6 and IL to IL at 0 N. Michigan Street, 1934-1945 Champlain Street, and 914926 Rex Street
• Vacation of a portion of Champlain Street and abutting alley
• Vacation of a 12' wide alley between the 100 blocks of Eastern Avenue and Western Avenue
• Special use permit for a school at 1501 N. Ontario Street

City Council

The Council will review a proposal to redivide the city into sixteen wards following the recent federal census. Other items include authorizations for park improvements, youth programming, and federal housing grants.

• Redivision of City Wards from twenty-four to sixteen
• $230,563 for Schneider Park playground, security cameras, and maintenance equipment
• $399,565 for school-year youth engagement and mentoring initiatives
• $7,134,598 Community Development Block Grant from HUD
• $646,429 Emergency Solutions Grant from HUD to fund ending homelessness

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss a request to change the zoning of 3247 E. Manhattan Blvd. from residential to neighborhood commercial. The Plan Commission recommends approval of this request.

• Zone change for 3247 E. Manhattan Blvd. from RD6 and RS6 to CN Neighborhood Commercial

SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT

The meeting is held to discuss the Lucas County Citizens Levy Review Committee. The agenda includes a presentation of the 2024 levy and a report from the Library County Commissioners.

• 2024 Levy Presentation to the Lucas County Citizens Levy Review Committee
• Library County Commissioners report 2024

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several major expenditures, including water main replacements and road resurfacing. The agenda also includes a second reading for new monthly billing for sewer rates and various municipal appointments.

• New monthly billing for sewer rates (O-242-24)
• $3,000,000 for the 2024 General Resurfacing Program
• $2,700,000 for water main replacement and sewer installation
• $400,000 settlement of claims in Pratt v. City of Toledo
• $200,000 for the City of Toledo Roof Tops Program

Economic Development & Innovation Committee

The committee will discuss Ordinance 281-24 regarding the expansion of the Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) territory. This involves the Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport and the JEDD Board of Trustees for Swanton Township and Monclova Township.

• Ordinance 281-24: Expanding the Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport JEDD territory

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will review several departmental updates. Discussions include the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, and reports from the City Auditor.

• Department of Finance April Financials
• Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Update
• American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Update
• City Auditor Update

City Council

The Council is considering a new ordinance to establish monthly sewer rates for 2024 through 2029. Other items include funding for the Toledo Roof Tops Program, renewable energy project reviews, and a settlement regarding civil rights protest claims.

• New sewer rate structure for 2024-2029 including senior and low-income discounts
• $16,369.00 for National League of Cities membership dues
• $18,352.00 for Ohio Municipal League membership dues
• $200,000.00 for the Toledo Roof Tops Program from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• $400,000.00 settlement for claims in Pratt v. City of Toledo

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including the continuation of municipal income taxes through 2028. The agenda also includes various funding requests for public safety, infrastructure, and community services.

• Continuation of 3/4% municipal income tax through 2288
• Continuation of 1/4% municipal income tax for road improvements through 2028
• $50,000 appropriation for LGBTQ+ Health Care via Solace Health and Social Outreach
• $241,294.34 grant from the State of Ohio for police officer training
• $130,000 for parking lot lighting at Schneider Park

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings regarding several land use and zoning matters. These include a zone change at 8020 Hill Avenue and multiple proposed text amendments to the supplemental regulations.

• Zone Change from RA-4 to R-A at 8020 Hill Avenue
• Text Amendment adding 'Economic Development District' to Section 19
• Text Amendment regarding small solar facilities, variances, and minor corrections
• Text Amendment modifying Section 1401 'Accessory Building or Structure'

Economic Development & Innovation Committee

The Regional Growth, Development & Small Business Enterprise Committee will hear a presentation from the Toledo Chamber regarding their legislative priorities. No other specific agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Presentation from the Toledo Chamber on legislative priorities

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several legislative items, including the continuation of temporary municipal income taxes through 2028. The agenda also includes funding for public safety training, park lighting, and utility service updates.

• Continuation of 3/4% municipal income tax through 2028
• Continuation of 1/4% municipal income tax for road improvements through 2028
• $241,294.34 grant from the State of Ohio for police officer training
• $130,000 for parking lot lighting at Schneider Park
• $100,000 for a Gender Equity Analysis

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss requests for property rezoning and a special use permit. These items include reclassifying properties on Williams Street, Lagrange Street, and Burnham Avenue. The Plan Commission recommends approval for these requests.

• Zone change to Neighborhood Commercial at 402-404 Williams Street and 232 Oliver Street
• Special Use Permit for Community Recreation-Active at 2820 Lagrange Street
• Zone change to Duplex Residential at 3950 Burnham Avenue

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission will hold public hearings for three specific cases. The agenda lists case numbers Z-3003-24, Z-3004-24, and SUP-2004-24 but does not provide project descriptions.

• Case Z-3003-24
• Case Z-3004-24
• Case SUP-2004-24

City Council

The meeting consists of an Ohio Ethics Commission Seminar and other matters that may come before the Committee. No other specific legislative items are listed on this agenda.

• Ohio Ethics Commission Seminar

City Council

The council is reviewing several items including a solid waste management plan and zoning changes for 1501 Monroe Street. Discussions also include additional appropriations for the 1% for the Arts program and funding for Goddard Field improvements.

• Approval of Lucas County Solid Waste Management District's amended Plan
• Zoning change from CR to CM for 1501 Monroe Street
• Additional $240,000 appropriation for the 1% for the Arts program
• $12,500 expenditure for Goddard Field improvement project topsoil and flowerbeds
• $1,227,054.50 special assessment for Maritime Academy of Toledo energy improvements

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a zoning change for 1501 Monroe Street and an amended solid waste management plan. The agenda also includes proposals for energy improvements at the Maritime Academy and neighborhood projects at Goddard Field and Trilby Park.

• Zoning change for 1501 Monroe Street from CR to CM
• $240,000 additional appropriation for the '1% for the Arts' program
• $1,227,054.50 special assessment for Maritime Academy energy improvements
• $12,500 for Goddard Field landscaping and topsoil
• $20,000 for parking lot paving at Trilby Park

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will discuss various financial reports from March 2024. Discussions include the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) updates, and a Q1 2024 internal audit update from the City Auditor.

• March Financials
• Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Update
• American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Update
• City Auditor Q1 2024 Internal Audit Update
• March 2024 Check Register, PO, and ACH Report

Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee

The Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform Committee will discuss matters involving the Municipal Court, Fire and Rescue Department, and Police Operations. The meeting includes a review of the 2024 Toledo Police Department Biannual Community Safety Report.

• 2024 Toledo Police Department Biannual Community Safety Report

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a case to change the zoning of 5629 Whiteford Road from C-2 to R-A. The meeting includes roll call, minutes, and a chairman's report.

• Zone Change from C-2 to R-A at 5629 Whiteford Road (Z20-C1073)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including multiple zoning map changes and special use permits. The agenda also includes funding requests for the Toledo Jeep Fest, police equipment, and community development grants.

• Acceptance of $4,000,000 HUD grant for economic development in Englewood and Junction NRSAs
• Expenditure of $20,000 to support the 2024 Toledo Jeep Fest
• Authorization of up to $28,000 for Police Department Automatic License Plate Readers
• Authorization of up to $120,210 for a climate action plan development agreement
• Zoning changes for properties at 3900 N. Summit Street and 173 South Avenue

City Council

The City Council is reviewing various legislative actions including a $4,000,000 HUD grant for neighborhood revitalization and several departmental expenditures. Items include updates to the Complete Streets Policy, municipal code changes regarding bridges, and authorizations for event sponsorships and training systems.

• $4,000,000 HUD Community Project Grant for Englewood and Junction NRSAs
• $120,210 for a climate action plan development contract
• $90,000 for a Virtual Academy Training Management System
• $28,000 for Police Department Automatic License Plate Readers
• $21,175 for Water Reclamation membership dues

Zoning & Planning Committee

The committee will discuss various zoning changes and Special Use Permits across Toledo. The agenda includes requests for property rezonings and overlay text amendments.

• Zone change at 3900 N. Summit
• Special Use Permit for 1825 Glendale
• Special Use Permit for 4255 Bellevue
• Marina District Overlay Text Amendment
• Main & Starr Urban Overlay

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate for the April 15, 2024 meeting. Specific case descriptions are not listed in this text and are located in the BZA Packet.

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings regarding several land use cases. These include zone changes, a major site plan review for a parking lot, and special use permits for tobacco shops and community recreation.

• Zone change at 3950 Burnham Avenue
• Major Site Plan Review for new parking lot at 127 S. Westwood Avenue
• Zone change at 402-404 Williams Street and 232 Oliver St
• Special Use Permit for Tobacco Shop at 135 S. Byrne Road
• Special Use Permit for Tobacco Shop at 4103 Monroe Street

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several funding requests for public works, including sewer repairs, vehicle replacements, and park amenities. The agenda also includes a request to study rezoning 180 parcels in the Warehouse District and various grant acceptances.

• Rezoning study for 180 parcels in the Toledo Warehouse District
• $3,900,000 for non-emergency fleet vehicles and equipment
• $1,622,107 grant for a multi-use path across the MLK bridge
• $6,098,294 RE-TREE Toledo grant agreement with USDA Forest Service
• $498,000 grant for public access amenities at Penn 7 Park

SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT

This public meeting is held to discuss the 2024-2025 One Year Action Plan. The agenda includes a review of the HCD and LMH annual plans for public comment.

• Review of the 2024-2025 One Year Action Plan
• Public comment period for the 2024 LMH Annual Plan

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several items including salary structure changes for executive positions and a recruitment contract for the Public Utilities Director. Other discussed items involve funding for park improvements, sewer projects, and municipal court supplies.

• Salary structure change for Executive Exempt positions (O-122-24)
• Recruitment services for Director of Public Utilities not to exceed $50,000 (O-123-24)
• Purchase of case file folders for Toledo Municipal Court for $103,172.50 (TMP-9971)
• Sewer Replacement Fund expenditure for Final Tank 12 up to $100,000 (TMP-9938)
• Sewer and Drainage Services vehicles and equipment up to $900,000 (TMP-9940)

SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT

The City Council is meeting to discuss the 2024-2025 1 Year Action Plan and the 2024 LMH Annual Plan. This session includes a period for public comment regarding these draft documents.

• 2024-2025 1 Year Action Plan discussion
• 2024 LMH Annual Plan public comment

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings regarding several zone changes and a preliminary drawing. The agenda also includes a text amendment for the US20A Maumee-Western Road Overlay.

• Zone change from RA-3 to M-1 at 2735 S. Eber Road
• Zone change from RA-4 to C-2 at 6518, 6552, and 6604 Nebraska Avenue
• Preliminary drawing of Kott's Crossing south of Dorr Street
• Text amendment for US20A Maumee-Western Road Overlay regarding storage, short-term rentals, and solar facilities

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including public safety funding, infrastructure repairs, and municipal service agreements. Discussions include a $3.4 million lead safe grant and multiple police department expenditures.

• $3,446,000 Lead Safe Ohio Fund Grant for housing
• $215,000 agreement with TASC of Northwest Ohio, Inc. for municipal court services
• $170,858 for emergency repairs at the Water Reclamation Administration Building
• $50,000 sponsorship for the 2024 Glass City Jazz Fest
• Zoning changes and special use permits for 1030 and 0 Water Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss a sewer rate study and the waste water treatment plant. No other specific items are listed for discussion at this meeting.

• Sewer rate study
• Waste water treatment plant

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss the RAISE Grant. No specific dollar amounts or project details were provided in the agenda text.

• RAISE Grant discussion

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss a Special Use Permit for a new middle school located at 3547 Quast Lane. The meeting includes a review of staff reports and presentation slides related to the permit.

• Special Use Permit for a new middle school at 3547 Quast Lane

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The committee will discuss financial documents from January and February 2024. This includes a review of bank reconciliations, IRS reports, and various departmental financial reports.

• Review of January and February bank reconciliations
• Review of February IRS report
• Review of February Check Register, PO, and ACH report
• Review of February CIP report
• Review of February ARPA report

City Council

The Toledo City Council is reviewing several proposals for its upcoming March 27 meeting. Proposed actions include a $215,000 contract for criminal defendant services and the renewal of micro-mobility services with VEO Ride, Inc. The council will also consider funding for the 2024 Glass City Jazz Fest and emergency repairs to the Water Reclamation Administration Building.

• $215,000 agreement with TASC of Northwest Ohio, Inc. for criminal defendant services
• $50,000 sponsorship for the 2024 Glass City Jazz Fest
• Renewal of VEO Ride, Inc. micro-mobility service in city rights-of-way
• $170,858 for emergency repairs to Water Reclamation Administration Building
• Easements for a University of Toledo pedestrian bridge on Douglas Rd.

Clerk's Office

The meeting agenda consists of a single item regarding Democracy Day. No other legislative or administrative business is listed.

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The provided agenda contains only procedural information for the March 18, 2024, meeting. No specific cases or items for public hearing are described in this document.

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 schools and day care centers, and amendments to existing urban overlays.

• Zone change from RS6 to IG at 3900 N. Summit Street
• Special Use Permit for New Middle School at 3547 Quast Lane
• Special Use Permit for Community Recreation at 1825 Glendale Avenue
• Amendment to Special Use Permit to add modular classroom at 4255 Bellevue Road
• Special Use Permit for Redevelopment of Inez Nash Park at 120 Wayman Palmer Court

City Council

The City Council is reviewing multiple funding requests for city services, including transportation upgrades, road maintenance, and utility supplies. The agenda also includes several large-scale appropriations for public safety wages and youth development initiatives.

• $3,900,000 for the Bridge Matches and Planning Program
• $17,901,842 for public safety wages and fringes from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• $1,640,435 for youth engagement, mentoring, and development initiatives
• $710,000 for Hoffman Road Landfill Gas Collection and Control System improvements
• $350,000 for a Tandem Axle Plow Truck

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Zoning & Planning Committee will discuss several land use requests. These include a request to vacate an alley in the A.J. Brown Addition and multiple zoning and special use permit applications for properties on Water Street and Mott Avenue.

• Vacation of a 12-foot north-south alley adjacent to Lot 12 in A.J. Brown Addition
• Zone change from IG General Industrial to CM Mixed Commercial-Residential at 1030 & 0 Water Street
• Special Use Permit for Community Recreation at 1030 & 0 Water Street
• Special Use Permit for a Cultural Exhibit at 1600 Mott Avenue
• Zone change from IL Limited Industrial to POS Parks and Open Space at 1600 Mott Avenue

City Council

The council is reviewing agenda items for its March 13 meeting. The review includes several infrastructure proposals, ranging from bridge maintenance and traffic signal upgrades to landfill improvements.

• $3,900,000 for Bridge Matches and Planning Program, including a path over MLK Jr. Bridge
• $710,000 for Hoffman Road Landfill Gas Collection and Control System improvements
• $300,000 for upgrading traffic signals and signs throughout the city
• $350,000 for the purchase of a tandem axle plow truck
• $108,537 for intersection improvements at Monroe Street and St. Clair Street

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings regarding several zone changes and text amendments. These items include requests for rezoning specific properties and updates to local land use regulations.

• Zone change at 8827 W. Central Avenue
• Zone change at 614 S. Crissey Road
• Text amendment to add Town Center Overlay
• Text amendment regarding Small Solar Facilities, Variances, and minor corrections

City Council

The City Council is considering several large-scale expenditures for water treatment, including projects at the Collins Park facilities. The agenda also includes a $53 million capital improvement budget proposal and various zoning changes.

• $53,221,276 appropriation for 2024-2028 Capital Improvement and Road Improvement budgets
• $3,294,416 for construction management of the Division of Water Treatment Capital Improvement Program
• $1,210,340 for Filter and Pipe Gallery Improvements at Collins Park Water Treatment Facilities
• Special use permit for a new middle school at 3547 Quast Lane
• $22,088 two-year agreement with Pathway, Inc. for Toledo Municipal Court probation services

Administrative Board of Zoning Appeals

The meeting consists of a roll call and public hearings for cases listed in the BZA Packet. The agenda does not provide specific case details or project descriptions.

City Council

The City Council is reviewing amendments to flood control regulations to align with new FEMA flood hazard maps. The agenda also includes a funding increase for the South Toledo Gateway Project and a settlement regarding damage to a city vehicle.

• Amending Flood Control Regulations to maintain National Flood Insurance Program eligibility
• Increasing funding for the South Toledo Gateway Project to cover a $30,000 bid
• $25,000 settlement regarding damage to a City fire and rescue vehicle
• $22,088 two-year contract between Toledo Municipal Court and Pathway, Inc.
• Adjusting EPA grant deposits following changes in federal and state funding

City Council

Toledo City Council is reviewing several funding requests and appointments to local boards. The agenda includes approving a multi-year capital improvement plan and authorizing various city grants.

• $53,221,276 Capital Improvement and Road Improvement Budget (2024-2028)
• $139,886.25 for construction of an athletic field at Smith Park
• $544,064.58 grant from the State of Ohio for police officer training
• $25,000 grant to ConnecToledo for a downtown wayfinding plan
• Special Use Permit for a daycare center at 4023 Beverly Drive

Zoning & Planning Committee

The Toledo Zoning & Planning Committee is reviewing several land use requests, including rezoning 104 parcels in the Warehouse District. The agenda also includes special use permits for a daycare center and tobacco shops, as well as street vacations. Additionally, the committee will consider zoning changes for properties on Arlington Avenue and Division Street.

• Rezoning 104 parcels in the Warehouse District from industrial to mixed commercial-residential.
• A Planned Unit Development request for multiple commercial buildings at 0 Glendale Avenue.
• Special use permits for tobacco shops at 4558 Monroe Street and 1339 Dorr Street.
• Vacation of Magnolia, Olive, and Elm Streets between Water Street and the Maumee River.
• Zoning changes for properties located at 2155 Arlington Avenue.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss several 2024 budget items, including those for Municipal Court Judges and the Municipal Court Clerk. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the City Council, Mayor’s Office, and City Auditor budgets.

• Municipal Court Judges budget
• Municipal Court Clerk budget
• City Council Budget
• Mayor’s Budget
• City Auditor Budget

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is holding public hearings for several land use cases. These include zone changes, special use permits for community recreation and a middle school, and a major site plan review.

• Zone change from IG to CM at 1030 and 0 Water Street
• Special Use Permit for Community Recreation at 1030 and 0 Water Street
• Maumee River Overlay Review for 1030 and 0 Water Street
• Zone change from IL and POS to POS at 1600 Mott Avenue
• Special Use Permit for Cultural Exhibit at 1600 Mott Avenue

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will discuss the city's income and expenditures for November and December 2023. No other specific agenda items are listed.

• Review of November and December 2023 income and expenditures

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is holding budget hearings for several city departments. Discussions include proposals for Transportation, Public Service, Public Utilities, Economic Development, Building and Code Compliance, and MONSE.

• Proposed 2024 Budget: Transportation
• Proposed 2024 Budget: Public Service
• Proposed 2024 Budget: Public Utilities
• Proposed 2024 Budget: Economic Development
• Proposed 2024 Budget: Building and Code Compliance

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is holding hearings regarding various city department budgets. Discussions include proposals for Parks, Education, Recreation & Health; Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform; and IT services.

• Parks, Education, Recreation & Health budget presentation
• IT - Engage Toledo budget presentation
• Communications budget presentation
• Human Resources budget presentation
• Police and Fire/Rescue budget presentations

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several second reading items, including large-scale funding for road, sewer, and water main projects. The agenda also includes city operation relocations, various department appointments, and a development agreement for the Glass City Riverwalk Project.

• $27,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program
• $10,000,000 for the Water Main Program
• $8,300,000 for the Matches & Planning Roadway Program
• $6,200,000 for various sewer replacement and improvement projects
• Development agreement for the Glass City Riverwalk Project

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct budget hearings regarding the 2024 proposed budgets for Finance and Public Utilities. The meeting also includes sessions for the Water Quality and Zoning & Planning committees.

• 2024 Proposed Finance Budget Hearing
• 2024 Proposed Public Utilities Budget Hearing

Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee

The Finance, Debt & Budget Oversight Committee will review the 2024 Annual Audit. The meeting includes a presentation regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Audit Plan.

• Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Audit Plan

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several large-scale appropriations for city infrastructure including roads, sewers, and water mains. The agenda also includes various departmental requests for equipment, software, and site relocations.

• $27,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program
• $10,000,000 for the Water Main Program
• $8,300,000 for the Matches & Planning Roadway Program
• $6,200,000 for sewer replacement and improvement projects
• Contract extension with DLZ Ohio, Inc. up to $455,453 for water meter infrastructure

Lucas County Plan Commission

The Lucas County Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding two cases. These include a request to change the zoning of 7750 Dutch Road from A to C-2 and a text amendment to add a "Town Center Overlay."

• Zone change from A to C-2 at 7750 Dutch Road (Z22-C135)
• Text Amendment to Add "Town Center Overlay" (Z30-C134)

City Council

The council will review several large-scale funding authorizations for road resurfacing, sewer replacements, and water main programs. The agenda also includes zoning requests for a new gas station and tobacco shop, as well as historic district appointments.

• $27,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program
• $10,000,000 for the Water Main Program
• Special Use Permit for a gas station at Dorr Street and I-475
• $8,300,000 for the Matches & Planning Roadway Program
• Zoning amendment to add recreational marijuana to medical marijuana facilities

Streets, Public Services & Utilities Committee1.23.24

The committee will conduct a budget hearing for the Departments of Transportation, Engineering & Construction, Traffic Management, and Road & Bridge Maintenance. The agenda also includes reviews of several proposed ordinances and the 2024 Water Main Replacement Program.

• Budget hearing for transportation and road maintenance departments
• Proposed ordinances O-009-24, O-010-24, O-011-24, O-012-24, and O-013-24
• 2024 Water Main Replacement Program
• Project list (011a)
• 2024 Residential by District (012a)

Toledo City Plan Commission

The Toledo City Plan Commission is holding public hearings on several land use applications. Proposed items include zone changes for many parcels in the Warehouse District and special use permits for a middle school and daycare center.

• Zone change for 62 parcels in the Warehouse District to CD
• Zone change for 104 parcels in the Warehouse District to CM
• Special Use Permit for a new middle school at 3547 Quast Lane
• Special Use Permit for a daycare center at 4023 Beverly Drive
• Major Site Plan Review for a new industrial building at 301 New Towne Square

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several large-scale funding requests for public utilities, including sewer replacements, water main programs, and road resurfacing. The agenda also includes appointments to historic district commissions and various departmental expenditures for parks and personnel services.

• $27,000,000 for the General Resurfacing Program
• $10,000,000 for the Water Main Program
• $8,300,000 for the Matches & Planning Roadway Program
• $6,200,000 for sewer replacement and improvement projects
• $350,000 for the Sludge Dewatering Building Elevator Replacement Project

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The Zoning & Planning Committee is reviewing several land use requests, including a special use permit for a gas station. The meeting also includes discussions on zoning amendments related to recreational marijuana.

• Special Use Permit for a gas station at 475 and Dorr Street
• Zone Change for 12 E. Poinsetta
• Text Amendment to remove Community Recreation-Active from IL Zoning
• TMC Change for Recreational Marijuana
• Vacation behind 2503 Auburn Avenue

City Council

This is an organizational meeting for the Toledo City Council. The agenda includes the swearing in of certified winners from the last general election and the election of the President of Council.

• Swearing in of certified winners of the last general election
• Election of President of Council