Wauseon public meetings in 2022
17 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Wauseon City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving prior minutes, receiving department head reports, and considering several resolutions. Key items include a third reading of a refuse franchise contract, a first reading of a wage scale adjustment based on the Consumer Price Index, and a second reading of an indigent defense services agreement. The council will also vote on a recommendation to update the city's vacation policy in the employee handbook.
- Resolution 2022-26: Authorize mayor to accept lowest bid and contract for refuse franchise (third reading)
- Resolution 2022-30: Adjust compensation plan wage scale based on Consumer Price Index (first reading)
- Resolution 2022-28: Authorize agreement for indigent defense services with Fulton County (second reading)
- Vacation policy update: 90 days–1 week, 1 year–1 week, 2 years–2 weeks, 6 years–3 weeks, 10 years–4 weeks, 15 years–5 weeks
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold its regular meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, hear department head reports, and vote on several resolutions. Key decisions include entering a payroll and HR contract with Paylocity, approving a refuse franchise contract, and amending the 2022 annual appropriation ordinance. The council will also discuss the 2023 meeting schedule and employee Christmas gifts.
- Resolution 2022-29: Approve Paylocity HR and payroll software contract ($ amount not specified)
- Resolution 2022-26: Approve refuse franchise contract with lowest and best bidder
- Resolution 2022-27: Amend 2022 annual appropriation ordinance to adjust line account appropriations
- Resolution 2022-28: Authorize Mayor to enter indigent defense agreement with Fulton County Commissioners
- Motion to approve 2023 council meeting schedule and employee Christmas gifts
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold its regular meeting on October 17, 2022, to approve prior meeting minutes, hear department head reports, and take votes on several resolutions. The meeting includes first readings of legislation, such as a refuse franchise contract, and second readings of a resolution for Brunell Street rebuild funding using state debt.
- Resolution 2022-26: First reading for refuse franchise contract approval
- Resolution 2022-23: Second reading for Brunell Street Rebuild funding via state debt
- Motion to allow Mayor to enter salt bid contract
- Motion to advertise chemical bids and accept lowest bid
- Approval of bills as presented
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will consider a five-year residential waste pickup contract with ARS, approve several resolutions including a Brunell Street rebuild funding intent and annual appropriations adjustments, and hear public comments on city-school relations. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and bills.
- Five-year residential waste pickup contract with ARS (tag system) recommended by Utility Committee
- Resolution 2022-23: intent to reimburse fund for Brunell Street rebuild with tax-exempt debt proceeds
- Resolution 2022-24: amend 2022 annual appropriations to adjust line items
- Resolution 2022-25: accept budget commission rates and certify tax levies to county auditor
- Transfer of D5L liquor license to Triangular Processing INC at 206 N Fulton Street
City Council
The Wauseon City Council held a special meeting to amend the 2022 annual appropriation ordinance and eliminate merit pay raises for 2023. The Finance Committee recommended and the Council unanimously approved a $575,000 transfer from the general fund to the debt reduction fund for TIF improvements. The Council also voted to eliminate merit pay raises based on evaluations, with no further action on salaries until 2023.
- $575,000 transfer from general fund to debt reduction fund for TIF improvements
- Elimination of merit pay raises for 2023 based on evaluation criteria
- First reading of Resolution 2022-19 to amend annual appropriation ordinance
- Unanimous votes on all Finance Committee recommendations
City Council
The Wauseon City Council is meeting to consider final readings of ordinances that would modify sewer and water rate schedules, both declared emergencies. The council will also review a resolution adopting the city's local government manual, hear department and committee reports, and consider scheduling Trick or Treat for October 31.
- Ordinance 2022-4: Modifying sewer rate schedule, emergency
- Ordinance 2022-5: Modifying water rate schedule, emergency
- Resolution 2022-18: Adopting City of Wauseon Local Government Manual
- Park Board recommendation to accept donated art sculptures for bike trail
- Motion to schedule Trick or Treat for Oct 31, 6-7:30 p.m.
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 15, 2022, with several legislative items on the agenda. They will consider a resolution to amend the 2022 annual appropriation ordinance, a resolution adopting a local government manual, and ordinances modifying sewer and water rate schedules. The council will also hear department head and committee reports, and may schedule Trick or Treat for October 31.
- Resolution 2022-19: amend 2022 annual appropriations
- Resolution 2022-18: adopt City of Wauseon Local Government Manual
- Ordinance 2022-4: modify sewer rate schedule
- Ordinance 2022-5: modify water rate schedule
- Motion to schedule Trick or Treat for Oct 31, 6-7:30 p.m.
City Council
The Wauseon City Council is meeting to consider ordinances that would modify sewer and water rate schedules, as well as a resolution to establish a fund for opioid settlement money. The council will also hear reports from department heads and committees, and may approve prior meeting minutes and bills.
- Ordinance 2022-4: Modifying sewer rate schedule
- Ordinance 2022-5: Modifying water rate schedule
- Resolution 2022-15: Establishing fund for OneOhio opioid settlements
- Approval of prior meeting minutes (July 5 and July 14, 2022)
- Approval of bills as presented
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will convene a routine meeting with no major decisions planned. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as roll call, approval of prior meeting minutes, department head reports, and committee recommendations. No ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled for action.
City Council
This is a regular City Council meeting with a largely procedural agenda: approving prior meeting minutes, receiving committee and department head reports, and approving bills. No specific legislation, ordinances, or public hearings are listed for action.
- Approval of minutes from June 6, 2022 Council meeting and June 16, 2022 Committee of the Whole
- Department head reports from Fire, Police, Public Service, Finance, and Law
- Approval of bills as presented
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold its regular meeting on June 6, 2022, at 5:00 pm. The body will consider routine procedural items, committee reports, and two resolutions: one authorizing the mayor to join the 2022 Maumee Valley East Chip Consortium partnership, and another approving engineering services agreements. Bills for payment will also be reviewed.
- Resolution 2022-14: Partnership agreement with Maumee Valley East Chip Consortium (Henry County, Napoleon, Fulton County, Wauseon)
- Resolution 2022-10: Approval of engineering services agreements
- Approval of bills for payment (amounts not specified in agenda)
- Park Board recommendation to tile four north fields at Biddle Park
- Mayor’s appointments to boards and commissions (including Revolving Loan Fund Committee) accepted
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold its regular meeting, including approval of prior minutes, department head reports, and committee reports. The main legislative item is an emergency ordinance (2022-3) amending the Seneca Drive incentive district, which would exempt property from real property taxation and require service payments in lieu of taxes. Council will also consider first readings of four resolutions authorizing engineering service agreements with different firms. A liquor license transfer application from Azteca Mexican Store Restaurant is on the agenda for new business.
- Ordinance 2022-3: emergency amendment to Seneca Drive incentive district, creating tax exemption and service payments in lieu of taxes
- Resolution 2022-6: engineering services agreement with FellerFinch & Associates, Inc.
- Resolution 2022-7: engineering services agreement with Peterman Associates, Inc.
- Resolution 2022-8: engineering services agreement with DGL Consulting Engineers, LLC.
- Resolution 2022-9: engineering services agreement with Poggemeyer Design Group
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will meet to approve prior meeting minutes, hear public comments including on a school levy, and conduct department reports. They will also consider an emergency resolution to authorize an electrical supply agreement for municipal locations and vote on the mayor’s appointments to local boards and commissions.
- Resolution 2022-5: Emergency electrical supply agreement for municipal locations
- Mayor’s appointments to Fulton County Health Department (Dr. Kenton Kamp, 5-year term)
- Approval of prior meeting minutes (March 7 and March 17, 2022)
- Public comment on school levy by Paul Zumfelde
- Approval of bills presented for payment
City Council
The Wauseon City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving prior meeting minutes and paying bills. The main action item is a final vote on Resolution 2022-2, which would authorize the mayor to enter into an engineering services agreement with Dillin Control Systems. A resident, Ron Schoettley, is scheduled to address the council about a school levy.
- Final reading and vote on Resolution 2022-2: agreement with Dillin Control Systems for engineering services
- Approval of minutes from March 7, 2022 council meeting and March 17, 2022 Committee of the Whole
- Public comment by Ron Schoettley on school levy
- Approval and payment of bills
City Council
The Wauseon City Council is meeting to consider several items, including the first reading of an ordinance to create a tax incentive district on Seneca Drive, which would exempt certain properties from real property taxation and require service payments in lieu of taxes. The council will also consider a resolution to authorize the mayor to contract with the Ohio Attorney General for delinquent tax collection, approve the mayor's appointments to boards, and pay bills. The agenda includes standard procedural items like approving minutes and department reports.
- Ordinance 2022-1: Creation of Seneca Drive Incentive District with tax exemptions and service payments in lieu of taxes
- Resolution 2022-1: Authorizing agreement with Ohio Attorney General for delinquent tax collection
- Mayor's appointment of Brandon Tijerina to Community Reinvestment Housing Council (3-year term)
- Approval of bills as presented
- Possible executive session for employment of public employee or official
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold a public hearing on a tax incentive ordinance for Seneca Drive, with Matt Gilroy available for questions. The council will also consider final passage of Ordinance 2021-13 setting compensation for the city law director and assistant law directors, and vote on the mayor's appointments to boards and commissions. Other routine items include approving prior meeting minutes and paying bills.
- Public hearing on Seneca Drive tax incentive ordinance
- Final reading of Ordinance 2021-13: compensation for law director and assistant law directors
- Mayor's appointments: Chris Gleckler to Zoning Board of Appeals (5-year term), Scott Stiriz and Harold Stickley to Park Board (5-year terms), Scott Stiriz to Tree Commission (3-year term)
- Approval of bills as presented
City Council
The Wauseon City Council will hold its first meeting of 2022, including oaths of office for councilors, election of a council president, and approval of prior minutes. They will vote on the second reading of Ordinance 2021-13, which sets compensation for the city law director and assistant law directors, and the final reading of Resolution 2021-16, authorizing the mayor to issue a request for qualifications for an engineer. The council will also consider scheduling a public hearing on a Seneca Drive tax incentive ordinance and approving the mayor's appointments to various boards and commissions.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2021-13: compensation for law director and assistant law directors
- Final reading of Resolution 2021-16: authorizing RFQ for an engineer
- Motion to schedule public hearing on Seneca Drive tax incentive ordinance for Jan 17, 2022
- Approval of mayor's appointments to boards and commissions (e.g., Charter Revision, Civil Service, Park Board)
- Approval of bills as presented