Trotwood public meetings in 2022
16 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will review ordinances for the 2023 annual appropriations and amendments to the 2022 budget. Members will also discuss establishing new funds for a recent temporary income tax increase and the OneOhio settlement. Additionally, several motions propose scheduling hearings to transfer city-owned properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation.
- Ordinance for 2023 annual appropriations and expenditures
- New revenue fund for the 0.5% temporary income tax approved by voters
- New revenue fund for the OneOhio distributor settlement
- Ordinance to include sports gaming winnings in tax collection
- Motions to transfer several city properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
City Council
The City Council will hold a special budget workshop to review presentations for the 2023 proposed annual operating budget. Various city departments, including Police, Fire and Rescue, and Public Works, are scheduled to present their budgets.
- Presentation of the 2023 Proposed Annual Operating Budget (PR25-22)
- Budget presentations from Police, Fire and Rescue, and Public Works departments
City Council
The Trotwood City Council will consider several resolutions, including a large purchase of radios for public safety and property tax foreclosures by the TCIC. The council also plans to schedule public hearings regarding the 2023 annual appropriations and wage scales. Additionally, the agenda includes updates to income tax codes regarding sports gaming revenue.
- $364,724.31 contract with Motorola Solutions for portable and mobile radios
- Public hearings for 2023 annual appropriations and wage scales
- Property tax foreclosure actions by TCIC on properties including 4684 Little Richmond Road
- Income tax amendments regarding sports gaming revenue and winnings
- Funding for Veterans Day, Holiday Light Contest, and Christmas Tree Lighting
City Council
The council will consider an ordinance to amend the 2022 annual appropriations for city expenses. Members will also review legislation regarding casino and sports gaming tax collections. Other items include authorizing funds for a community trick-or-treat event and reviewing insurance agreements.
- Amendment of 2022 annual appropriations for city expenses (OR27-22)
- Authorization of a 'Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat' event with expenditures up to $2,000 (R22-49)
- Update to ordinances regarding casino and sports gaming tax collections (22-27)
- Agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation for bridge inspection services (R22-48)
- Liquor permit transfer for 728 East Main Street (SR22-26)
City Council
The City Council will consider a preliminary planned unit development for approximately 19.2 acres near the corner of Olive Road and East Main Street. The agenda also includes proposals to increase part-time wage scales and certify delinquent utility charges to the Montgomery County Auditor.
- Mixed-use development application for 19.2 acres near Olive Road and East Main Street
- Ordinance to increase wage scales for part-time, non-union positions
- Resolution establishing various permit fees, administrative fees, and service charges
- Resolutions to certify delinquent sewer, water, storm drainage, and refuse charges
- 2022 Mid-Year General Fund Update presentation
City Council
The council will consider a motion to schedule a public hearing for a mixed-use development on approximately 19.2 acres near Olive Road and East Main Street. Additionally, the council will review a resolution to place a 0.5% temporary income tax on the November 8, 2022, ballot. A property tax abatement agreement with TPN Golf Properties, LLC is also on the agenda.
- Public hearing for a mixed-use development near Olive Road and East Main Street
- Proposal for a temporary 0.5% income tax for five years
- 15-year real property tax abatement for TPN Golf Properties, LLC
City Council
The Trotwood City Council is reviewing ordinances for electric and natural gas aggregation programs. The council will also consider a $750,000 bond issuance for public works equipment and updates to the municipal income tax code.
- $750,000 bond issuance for Public Works vehicles including dump trucks and snow plows
- Zoning amendment for parcels H33 00214 0001 and 0002 to PUD-Mixed Use
- Proposed $5,000 electronic waste week and shred day event
- Ordinance regarding municipal income tax changes for the November 8, 2022 election
- Vote on additional compensation for the City Manager
City Council Workshop Meeting
The Trotwood City Council workshop includes presentations regarding affordable, workforce, and luxury housing developments. The meeting also features a presentation on aggregation programs and a discussion about fireworks in the city.
- Presentation on affordable and workforce housing (PR15-22)
- Presentation on market rate and luxury housing development
- Presentation on aggregation programs (PR16-22)
- Discussion regarding fireworks in the City of Trotwood (SR22-17)
City Council
The council will consider motions to schedule public hearings for a new income tax levy and utility aggregation programs. They are also set to authorize the purchase of plow truck chassis and dump bodies. Additionally, staff reported receiving nearly $1 million in grant funding for pedestrian safety improvements.
- Motion for a 0.5% income tax levy for road resurfacing
- Authorization to purchase four plow truck chassis up to $387,500
- Authorization to purchase four dump bodies and snowplows up to $332,800
- Ordinance to increase wage scales for part-time non-union employees
- Nearly $1 million grant for Olive Road pedestrian enhancements
City Council
The Trotwood City Council is reviewing several items including road resurfacing contracts and fire department equipment purchases. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Fire and Rescue Department's annual report and discussions regarding city bond redemption.
- Road resurfacing for Westford Road, Early Road, West Third Street, and Olive Road up to $464,621.30
- Contract for vehicle exhaust removal systems at fire stations totaling $152,781.00
- Authorization of a Fire and Rescue Department strategic planning session up to $1,000
- Redemption of all outstanding City bonds, Series 2010
- City-sponsored Mother's Day event with expenditures not to exceed $200
City Council
The council will consider rezoning approximately 18 acres on Shiloh Springs Road from a business park to residential multi-family high density. The meeting includes a $136,962.00 contract for resurfacing at John Wolfe Park and North Broadway Park. Additionally, University of Dayton students will present a report regarding the re-utilization of the former Sears building.
- Rezoning 18.037 acres on Shiloh Springs Road to residential multi-family high density
- $136,962.00 contract for resurfacing at John Wolfe Park and North Broadway Park
- Updates to city ordinances regarding various fees and the Ohio Fire Code
- Presentation on the re-utilization of the former Sears building
- Reappointments to the Civil Service Commission and Parks and Recreation Board
City Council
The City Council is reviewing applications for a new industrial park at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road. The meeting also includes discussions on rezoning 18 acres on Shiloh Springs Road and approving a tax abatement for Gated Properties Global I, LLC. Other items include fire code updates and community event funding.
- Proposed industrial park development at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road
- Rezoning of 18 acres on Shiloh Springs Road to residential multi-family high density
- 15-year, 100% real property tax abatement for Gated Properties Global I, LLC
- Authorization of a $2,000 Easter goodie bag giveaway
- New liquor permit request for Main Street Food Market, LLC
City Council Workshop Meeting
The City Council will hold a workshop meeting featuring a presentation on the Trotwood Industrial Park Development. The session includes presenters from the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation and the Planning and Development Department.
- Presentation PR05-22: Trotwood Industrial Park Development
City Council
The Council will consider applications for an industrial park near Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road. The agenda also includes farmland preservation renewals and a new agreement for housing and foreclosure prevention programs.
- Proposed Industrial Park development at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road
- Agreement with Homeownership Center of Greater Dayton for housing assistance
- Farmland preservation renewals for Snake Road and Little Richmond Road properties
- Easement agreement for Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC at 702 East Main Street
- Updates to various city fee ordinances
City Council
The City Council is considering a resolution to place an additional temporary income tax on the May 3, 2022, election ballot. The proposed tax would be one-half of one percent (0.5%) for a period of five years.
- Resolution R22-08: Placing a 0.5% temporary income tax on the May 3, 2022, ballot
City Council
The Trotwood City Council will elect a new Vice-Mayor and review several resolutions. These include authorizing grant applications for economic development and renewing agricultural tax districts for local properties. The council will also discuss updates to the city charter's compensation section.
- Purchase of a 2022 Medic Unit not exceeding $203,041.00
- Authorization for City Manager to apply for economic development grants
- Renewal of agricultural tax district status for 31.522 acres (Hastings parcel)
- Extension of housing counseling services for foreclosure prevention
- Liquor permit transfer for 4051 Salem Avenue