Gahanna, OH

Parks & Recreation Board

The Gahanna Parks & Recreation Board is meeting to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes and committee reports. New business includes a parks board donation request and a senior center transition item. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Parks Board Donation Request
• Senior Center Transition
• Approval of minutes from June 17 meeting
• Committee reports from BTAC, GASAC, NRAC

City Council

This is the final City Council meeting at 200 S. Hamilton Road, with a farewell reception beforehand. The council will consider consent agenda items including an electric supply agreement, grant applications for road projects, and ordinances on the tax incentive review council and surety bonds. Most items are routine approvals or second readings.

• Electric supply agreement for city facilities following Tradition Energy pricing analysis (RES-0037-2026)
• Grant application to Ohio Public Works Commission for State Capital Improvement and Local Transportation Improvement programs (RES-0038-2026)
• Grant application to MORPC for Styger Road, Agler Road, US-62 improvements (RES-0039-2026)
• Ordinance repealing and replacing ORD-0063-2000 to reaffirm Tax Incentive Review Council (ORD-0029-2026)
• Ordinance authorizing mayor to approve surety bonds under Ohio Revised Code 1311.311 (ORD-0030-2026)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss several resolutions and ordinances, including contract amendments for the Taylor Road watermain replacement, an intergovernmental agreement for the Stygler/Agler/US-62 improvements, an agreement for Academy Park renovation, a recycling contract with Rumpke, and supplemental appropriations. These items are under consideration and may be forwarded to the full council for action.

• Contract amendment with Fishbeck for engineering services during construction of Taylor Road watermain replacement (ST-1121 / WA-24-01)
• Intergovernmental agreement with Franklin County Transportation Improvement District for grant funding for Stygler/Agler/US-62 improvements
• Agreement with Parks & Rec Partners, LLC for construction administration and inspection for Academy Park renovation
• Ordinance authorizing contract with Rumpke of Ohio, Inc. for recycling processing services
• Supplemental appropriations for TIF Fund, Sewer Capital Fund, and Refuse Fund

Finance Committee

The Gahanna Finance Committee is meeting to discuss the Our Gahanna Strategic Plan, the FY 2026 Q2 Financial Report, and the Capital Improvement Plan. These are discussion items, not final decisions, and the committee will likely make recommendations to the full City Council.

• Discussion of FY 2026 Quarter 2 Financial Report (2026-0167)
• Review of the Our Gahanna Strategic Plan
• Discussion of the Capital Improvement Plan

Planning Commission

The Gahanna Planning Commission is meeting to consider four variance applications and one development plan. The variances involve properties on James Road, Carpenter Road, and Eastgate Parkway, and the development plan is for the Gahanna Flex Park on Eastgate Parkway. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the July 8 meeting and standard procedural items.

• Variance for breezeway setback at 258 James Road (Parcel 025-000868), applicant Christina Ramirez
• Variance to reduce frontage at 360 Carpenter Road (Parcel 025-002216), applicant Mohanad Zamara
• Variance for parking, access, circulation, and buffers at Gahanna Flex Park, Eastgate Parkway (Parcel 025-006522), applicant Leland Vogel
• Development plan for Gahanna Flex Park, Eastgate Parkway (Parcel 025-006522), applicant Leland Vogel
• Approval of minutes from 7.8.2026 meeting

Planning Commission Workshop

The Gahanna Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss a single item: the Welty Development project (case 2026-0163). This is a discussion item only, with no formal votes or decisions scheduled. The meeting is open to the public.

• Discussion of Welty Development (case 2026-0163)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider resolutions for a city facilities electric supply agreement and two transportation grant applications. The body will also review an ordinance regarding surety bonds and research materials for a resolutions policy.

• RES-0037-2026: Electric supply agreement for city facilities via Omnia Partners Procurement
• RES-0038-2026: Grant application for OPWC State Capital Improvement Program and/or Local Transportation Improvement Program
• RES-0039-2026: MORPC MPO funding grant application for Stygler Road, Agler Road, and US-62 improvements
• ORD-0030-2026: Ordinance authorizing the Mayor to approve surety bonds per ORC 1311.311
• Discussion of 2026-0148 Resolutions/Recognitions Policy research materials

The Committee of the Whole recommended three resolutions for the consent agenda: authorizing the Mayor to enter an electric supply agreement for city facilities, applying for OPWC/ODOT funding for the Hamilton Road paving project, and applying for MORPC funding for the Styler Road/Agler Road/US-62 improvements. The committee also discussed a proposed policy on ceremonial recognitions but took no action, deciding to restart the process by documenting current practices.

• Recommended RES-0037-2026 (electric supply agreement) for consent agenda
• Recommended RES-0038-2026 (OPWC/SCIP/LTIP grant application) for consent agenda
• Recommended RES-0039-2026 (MORPC grant application) for consent agenda
• Discussed recognitions policy; no action taken, will return to future meeting

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will meet to discuss the priorities for the Our Gahanna Strategic Plan for 2027. This is the only substantive item listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of 2026-0155 Our Gahanna Strategic Plan Priorities for 2027

The Finance Committee discussed the administration's proposed 2027 strategic priorities—Creekside: A Strategy, Not Just a Street; Connected Service: One Call, One Answer; and Quality of Place: Safe, Sustainable and Strong—as a framework for the upcoming budget. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was for discussion and feedback. Council members provided input on accessibility, affordability, sustainability, and other areas, with the administration to incorporate feedback into the budget process.

• Discussed 2027 strategic priorities for budget alignment (no vote)
• Council feedback on priorities to be incorporated into budget process
• No formal actions taken; meeting was informational

City Council

City Council will hold public hearings regarding special assessments for the 2025 sidewalk maintenance and lookback programs. The body is also considering a design and engineering contract for the Hamilton Road Urban Paving Project.

• ORD-0024-2026 and ORD-0025-2026: Special assessments for 2025 sidewalk maintenance and lookback programs
• ORD-0026-2026: Contract with GPD Group for Hamilton Road Urban Paving Project (TR-26-02) design and engineering
• ORD-0027-2026: Authorization of fees for law enforcement video records
• ORD-0028-2026: Addition of Section 373.11 regarding bicycle helmet requirements
• ORD-0029-2026: Reaffirmation of the City's Tax Incentive Review Council

City Council adopted two ordinances levying special assessments for the 2025 sidewalk maintenance and lookback programs, with amended cost exhibits, and approved a new ordinance requiring helmets for minors riding bicycles. The council also authorized a design contract for the Hamilton Road paving project and adopted a resolution honoring the high school bowling team. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Adopted sidewalk maintenance assessment ordinance ORD-0024-2026 as amended (7-0)
• Adopted sidewalk maintenance lookback assessment ordinance ORD-0025-2026 as amended (7-0)
• Adopted helmet requirement for minors ordinance ORD-0028-2026 as amended (7-0)
• Authorized design contract with GPD Group for Hamilton Road paving project ORD-0026-2026 (7-0)
• Adopted resolution honoring boys bowling team for national runner-up finish (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and copy fee ordinance (7-0)

City Council - Special

The Gahanna City Council will hold a special meeting to facilitate a workshop regarding the Our Gahanna Strategic Plan. The session is scheduled for 6:00 PM on July 20, 2026, at City Hall.

• Our Gahanna Strategic Plan Workshop
• Facilitated by planningNEXT
• City Hall, Committee Room
• 6:00 PM start time
• July 20, 2026 meeting date

City Council met for a workshop to discuss the implementation of the Our Gahanna Strategic Plan. The session focused on aligning departmental budgets and priorities with the plan's long-term goals. No formal votes or legislative actions were taken.

• No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was a workshop for discussion and planning

City Council

The Gahanna City Council will approve the consent agenda, which includes minutes and a series of resolutions to place charter amendments on the ballot. The council will also consider several ordinances, including special assessment levies for sidewalk programs, a copy‑charge fee for law‑enforcement video records, and a new bicycle‑helmet requirement. Additional ordinances will authorize the mayor to contract residential waste collection with Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., and to enter a community‑reinvestment agreement with Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC.

• Approve resolutions RES‑0026‑2026 through RES‑0035‑2026 to submit charter amendments on mayoral primary election, official qualifications, ward boundaries, council member abstentions, administrative department organization, city attorney office, planning commission attendance, planning/zoning functions, charter review commission cycle, and non‑discrimination provisions
• ORD‑0024‑2026: levy special assessments for real estate within the 2025 sidewalk maintenance program
• ORD‑0027‑2026: amend copy‑charge fees for production of law‑enforcement video records (Ohio Rev. Code §149.43)
• ORD‑0028‑2026: add Section 373.11 requiring bicycle helmets
• ORD‑0021‑2026: authorize the mayor to award a residential waste collection contract to Rumpke of Ohio, Inc.

City Council approved a residential waste collection contract with Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., despite concerns regarding market competition. Council also approved a tax abatement for a flex office/industrial building project by Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC. Additionally, 10 charter amendments were adopted to be submitted to the electorate.

• Approved residential waste collection contract with Rumpke of Ohio, Inc. (6-1)
• Approved amended CRA agreement and tax abatement for Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC (6-1)
• Adopted 10 resolutions to submit Gahanna City Charter amendments to the electorate (7-0)
• Approved resolution commending Deputy Clerk Sophia McGuire for CMC designation (7-0)
• Approved Council Regular and Committee of the Whole minutes from 2026-07-06 (7-0)
• Amended Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC ordinance to maintain Council authority over incentive transfers (6-1)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider Ordinance ORD-0029-2026, which repeals and replaces ORD-0063-2000 to reaffirm the city's Tax Incentive Review Council, establish its membership under Ohio Revised Code §5709.85, and declare an emergency. The body will also discuss Resolution 2026-0148 concerning policy research materials.

• ORD-0029-2026: Repeal and replace ORD-0063-2000 to reaffirm the Tax Incentive Review Council, set membership per Ohio Rev. Code §5709.85, and declare an emergency
• Resolution 2026-0148: Policy research materials recognition

The Committee of the Whole recommended three ordinances for future council votes regarding tax incentive membership, law enforcement video fees, and bicycle helmet requirements. Council also discussed the potential for a formal policy regarding ceremonial resolutions but took no action.

• Recommended ORD-0029-2026 to update Tax Incentive Review Council membership for 8/3/2026 first reading
• Recommended ORD-0027-2026 to authorize fees for law enforcement video records for 8/17/2026 vote
• Recommended ORD-0028-2026 regarding bicycle helmet requirements for 8/17/2026 vote
• Tabled action on ceremonial resolutions policy pending further research

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Gahanna revisará tres solicitudes de variación de propiedad y uso condicional. Los comisionados decidirán si aprueban una unidad de vivienda accesoria en Imperial Drive, una ampliación de garaje en Mistletoe Street y una ampliación de habitación para todas las estaciones en Arcaro Drive. La reunión también cubre asuntos administrativos de rutina e informes oficiales del personal de la ciudad.

• Variación para una ampliación de habitación para todas las estaciones en 1105 Arcaro Drive
• Variación para una ampliación de garaje en 718 Mistletoe Street
• Uso condicional y variación para una unidad de vivienda accesoria en 337 Imperial Drive
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 10 de junio de 2026

The Gahanna Planning Commission approved all four applications before it: variances for a sunroom at 1105 Arcaro Drive and a garage at 718 Mistletoe Street, plus a conditional use and variance for an accessory dwelling unit at 337 Imperial Drive. All votes were unanimous (7-0). The commission also received updates on several development projects but took no other actions.

• Approved variance for sunroom addition at 1105 Arcaro Drive (7-0)
• Approved variance for garage addition at 718 Mistletoe Street (7-0)
• Approved conditional use for accessory dwelling unit at 337 Imperial Drive (7-0)
• Approved variance for accessory dwelling unit at 337 Imperial Drive (7-0)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Gahanna votará sobre contratos para nuevos juegos infantiles en los parques Friendship y Ashburnham, junto con asignaciones suplementarias para proyectos de parques. El Concejo también revisará una primera lectura de un acuerdo de recolección de residuos residenciales con Rumpke y un acuerdo de reinversión comunitaria para un nuevo edificio industrial. Los elementos adicionales incluyen una solicitud de subvención NatureWorks para el proyecto Creekside Reimagined e informes rutinarios de comités.

• Contrato con Playcore/Gametime para el área de juegos del Parque Friendship
• Contrato con MidStates Recreation para el área de juegos del Parque Ashburnham
• Asignaciones suplementarias para los proyectos del Parque Academy y del Parque Friendship
• Primera lectura del acuerdo de recolección de residuos residenciales de Rumpke of Ohio
• Acuerdo de reinversión comunitaria con Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC para un nuevo edificio industrial

The Gahanna City Council approved the consent agenda, which included honoring wrestler KyLee Tibbs, authorizing new playgrounds at Friendship and Ashburnham Parks, and supplemental appropriations for Academy and Friendship Park projects. The council also adopted a resolution to apply for a NatureWorks grant for temporary flood barriers for the Creekside Reimagined Project. Additionally, the council introduced ordinances for waste collection services and a community reinvestment agreement, and adopted an ordinance for supplemental appropriations for the Friendship Park playground.

• Approved the consent agenda, including minutes, a resolution honoring KyLee Tibbs, and resolutions for new playgrounds at Friendship and Ashburnham Parks.
• Adopted RES-0025-2026 authorizing application for a NatureWorks grant for temporary flood barriers for the Creekside Reimagined Project.
• Introduced ORD-0021-2026 authorizing an agreement with Rumpke of Ohio for residential waste collection services.
• Introduced ORD-0023-2026 authorizing a Community Reinvestment Area agreement with Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC for a flex office/industrial building.
• Adopted ORD-0022-2026 making supplemental appropriations for the Friendship Park Playground Replacement Project, waiving second reading.

Committee of the Whole

El Committee of the Whole considerará múltiples enmiendas propuestas a la carta que afectan las elecciones, los límites de los distritos y los departamentos municipales. Los funcionarios también aprobarán evaluaciones especiales para el programa de mantenimiento de aceras 2025 y autorizarán un contrato de diseño para el proyecto de pavimentación urbana de Hamilton Road. Además, el concejo votará sobre una nueva ordenanza de cascos para bicicletas y tarifas actualizadas para la producción de registros de video de las fuerzas del orden.

• Enmiendas propuestas a la carta que cubren elecciones, límites de distritos y estructuras departamentales
• Evaluaciones especiales para los programas de mantenimiento de aceras y de revisión retrospectiva de 2025
• Contrato con GPD Group para el diseño e ingeniería de pavimentación urbana de Hamilton Road
• Nueva ordenanza que exige cascos para bicicletas según el código de tránsito
• Tarifas actualizadas para la producción de registros de video de las fuerzas del orden

Council heard the Charter Review Commission's final report on 10 recommended charter amendments and agreed to place all of them on the consent agenda for introduction at the July 20 meeting. The amendments cover topics such as eliminating the mayoral primary when only two candidates file, transferring zoning appeal duties to the Planning Commission, and changing the charter review cycle from every five to every ten years. Council also discussed but did not act on a proposal to change the organizational meeting date, and received updates on the Civic Center move and several ordinances for future readings.

• Agreed to place all 10 Charter Review Commission charter amendments on the July 20 consent agenda for introduction.
• Discussed but took no action on a proposal to change the organizational meeting date from January 2 to the first week of January.
• Received a construction update: City will move to the new Civic Center at 825 Tech Center Drive starting July 27, with operations beginning August 10 and a dedication on August 25.
• Heard first reading scheduled for July 20 for ordinances levying special assessments for the 2025 Sidewalk Maintenance Program and Lookback Program.
• Heard first reading scheduled for July 20 for an ordinance authorizing a contract with GPD Group for Hamilton Road paving design services, with a waiver of second reading.
• Heard first reading scheduled for July 20 for an ordinance requiring helmets for bicyclists under 18, with adoption on the August 3 consent agenda.
• Heard first reading scheduled for July 20 for an ordinance authorizing fees for law enforcement video records requests, with adoption on the August 3 regular agenda.

Parks & Recreation Board

La Parks & Recreation Board discutirá asuntos pendientes sobre Friendship Park Playground y nuevos asuntos sobre Ashburnham Playground. También escucharán un Director's Report y actualizaciones de comités de Bicycle & Trail, Senior, y Natural Resources advisory committees.

• Asuntos pendientes: Friendship Park Playground
• Nuevos asuntos: Ashburnham Playground
• Director's Report
• Bicycle & Trail Advisory Committee report
• Gahanna Active Senior Advisory Committee report

City Council

El Concejo votará para adoptar el presupuesto fiscal de 2027 y autorizar transferencias de fondos para el proyecto de Academy Park. También considerarán una ordenanza para asignaciones suplementarias para Academy Park y Friendship Park. Se presentará una actualización de subvenciones comunitarias.

• Actualización de Subvenciones Comunitarias: solicitudes y adjudicaciones de financiación de 2026
• Adopción del presupuesto fiscal de 2027 (RES-0017-2026)
• Transferencia de asignaciones para Academy Park (RES-0021-2026)
• Asignaciones suplementarias para Academy Park y Friendship Park (ORD-0020-2026)
• Informe de MORPC del Concejal Weaver

City Council approved the 2027 tax budget and authorized transfers within the Capital Improvement Fund and to the State Capital Grant Fund for the Academy Park project. The meeting also included a presentation on the 2026 Community Grant Program.

• Adopted 2027 tax budget (6-0)
• Authorized Capital Improvement Fund transfers (6-0)
• Authorized State Capital Grant Fund transfers (6-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda minutes (6-0)

Committee of the Whole

El Comité Plenario discutirá varios contratos y ordenanzas, incluyendo un acuerdo de Área de Reinversión Comunitaria con Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC para un edificio de oficinas flexibles/industrial, un nuevo parque infantil en Friendship Park (monto no especificado), un nuevo parque infantil en Ashburnham Park (monto no especificado), y un acuerdo de servicios de recolección de residuos residenciales con Rumpke of Ohio. También considerarán asignaciones suplementarias para el proyecto del parque infantil de Friendship Park y una proclamación en honor a un estudiante luchador.

• Acuerdo de Área de Reinversión Comunitaria (ORD-0023-2026) con Deffenbaugh Flex, LLC para un edificio de oficinas flexibles/industrial en la parcela 025-014174-00 en CRA No. 1
• Compra e instalación de parque infantil en Friendship Park (RES-0023-2026) con GameTime, más asignación suplementaria (ORD-0022-2026)
• Compra e instalación de parque infantil en Ashburnham Park (RES-0024-2026) con Midstates Recreation
• Acuerdo de servicios de recolección de residuos residenciales (ORD-0021-2026) con Rumpke of Ohio, Inc.
• Proclamación (RES-0022-2026) en honor a Kylee Tibbs por los campeonatos estatales de lucha consecutivos de OHSAA

The Committee of the Whole placed three playground replacement resolutions and a supplemental appropriation ordinance on the July 6 consent agenda. It also scheduled an ordinance for a Community Reinvestment Area tax‑abatement on the July 6 regular agenda. No votes or final approvals were taken at this meeting.

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Gahanna revisará varias solicitudes de uso de suelo, incluyendo un plan de desarrollo comercial para un nuevo McDonald's, un plan maestro de señalización para Stoneridge Plaza, y una variación para una terraza residencial. Los comisionados evaluarán el cumplimiento de los códigos de zonificación, estándares de diseño, requisitos de estacionamiento y reglas de retiro antes de votar cada solicitud.

• Plan de desarrollo y variaciones de zonificación para un McDonald's en 359 Agler Road (zonificación GC)
• Revisión del plan maestro de señalización para Stoneridge Plaza en 323 Stoneridge Lane (zonificación GC)
• Solicitud de variación para construir una terraza en 345 Invicta Place bajo zonificación residencial R-1 de lotes grandes

The Planning Commission approved a development plan and seven variances for a new employee-only, drive-through McDonald's at 359 Agler Road, and approved a new Master Sign Plan for Stoneridge Plaza. The Commission denied a variance request for a deck at 345 Invicta Place, which was built without a permit and did not meet setback requirements.

• Approved McDonald's development plan for new 1,978 sq ft restaurant (4-0)
• Approved all 7 variances for McDonald's site (4-0)
• Approved Stoneridge Plaza Master Sign Plan (4-0)
• Denied deck variance at 345 Invicta Place (0-4)

Charter Review

La Comisión de Revisión de la Carta discutirá propuestas de enmienda al proyecto de carta municipal. También considerarán la aprobación de las actas anteriores y recibirán comentarios del público.

• Revisión de las propuestas de enmienda al proyecto de carta (2026-0050)
• Aprobación de las actas del 4 de junio de 2026
• Período de comentario público
• Correspondencia recibida (2026-0061)

Charter Review

La Charter Review Commission considerará y discutirá propuestas de enmienda preliminares de la carta (Item 2026-0050). La reunión también incluye comentario público, aprobación de actas anteriores y revisión de correspondencia.

• Consideración de propuestas de enmienda preliminares de la carta (2026-0050)
• Período de comentario público (3 minutos por orador)
• Aprobación de actas del 14 y 21 de mayo de 2026
• Correspondencia recibida por el Secretario (2026-0061)

The Charter Review Commission continued refining proposed charter amendment language but took no final votes. Discussion focused on ward composition, legislative procedure, and planning commission rules. The commission plans to take formal action at its next meeting on June 18, 2026. The only formal decision was approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Approved minutes of May 14 and May 21, 2026 (6-0)

Board of Zoning and Building Appeals

La reunión de la Board of Zoning and Building Appeals programada para el 2 de junio de 2026 ha sido cancelada porque el apelante retiró la apelación el 1 de junio. El único punto en la agenda era una audiencia pública para una variación en 360 Carpenter Road, que ya no es necesaria.

• Apelación retirada: solicitud de variación en 360 Carpenter Road

Finance Committee

El Finance Committee discutirá el Our Gahanna Strategic Plan Update y el FY 2026 Quarter 1 Financial Report. Estos elementos proporcionan una visión general de la salud financiera de la ciudad y el progreso en los objetivos a largo plazo.

• Discusión del Our Gahanna Strategic Plan Update
• Revisión del FY 2026 Quarter 1 Financial Report (Agenda Item 2026-0121)

The Finance Committee received a first-quarter update on the Strategic Plan implementation and a quarterly financial report. No votes or formal actions were taken on either item. The meeting was solely informational and procedural.

City Council

El concejo considerará un acuerdo de pre-anexión con K C Real Property Investments y Trivium Development. La reunión también incluye presentaciones sobre actualizaciones del valor de la propiedad y varias resoluciones ceremoniales.

• Acuerdo de pre-anexión para la parcela 170-000488-00 en 4710 East Johnstown Road
• Actualización del valor de la propiedad para 2026 de la Oficina del Auditor del Condado de Franklin
• Resolución en honor a Kael Clous, Campeón Estatal de Bowling de OHSAA
• Resolución reconociendo el Juneteenth y la segunda celebración anual
• Resolución reconociendo junio de 2026 como el Mes del Orgullo LGBTQ

Council approved the consent agenda (prior meeting minutes) and adopted three resolutions: honoring student-athlete Kael Clous for his state bowling championship, recognizing Juneteenth and Gahanna's second annual celebration, and recognizing June 2026 as LGBTQ Pride Month. No other substantive decisions were made; a pre-annexation ordinance was presented but no vote was recorded.

• Approved consent agenda (7-0)
• Adopted resolution honoring Kael Clous (7-0)
• Adopted resolution honoring Juneteenth (7-0)
• Adopted resolution recognizing Pride Month (7-0)

Committee of the Whole

El Comité Plenario considerará dos asuntos relacionados con Academy Park y Friendship Park: una asignación suplementaria y una transferencia de fondos dentro de los fondos de capital. También adoptarán el presupuesto fiscal de la ciudad para el año fiscal 2027, que describe los planes de ingresos y gastos.

• ORD-0020-2026: Asignaciones suplementarias para los proyectos de Academy Park y Friendship Park de los fondos de Subvención de Capital Estatal y Mejora de Capital
• RES-0021-2026: Transferencia de asignaciones dentro del Fondo de Mejora de Capital y al Fondo de Subvención de Capital Estatal para Academy Park
• RES-0017-2026: Adopción del presupuesto fiscal de 2027 para la Ciudad de Gahanna

The Committee of the Whole reviewed three pieces of legislation: supplemental appropriations for Academy Park and Friendship Park playground projects, a resolution transferring funds for the Academy Park local match, and the 2027 Tax Budget. No votes were taken; all items were recommended for future council action on consent or regular agendas.

Charter Review

La Comisión de Revisión de la Carta discutirá y deliberará sobre las propuestas de borrador para enmendar la carta de la ciudad. La reunión también incluye comentarios del público y la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Revisión y deliberación de las Propuestas de Enmienda a la Carta (2026-0050)
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 7 de mayo de 2026
• Periodo de comentarios públicos para los residentes

The Commission approved the May 7, 2026 minutes. They discussed proposed charter amendments regarding the mayoral primary, strategic planning, and ward boundary metrics, but took no votes to advance any proposals. Public comments addressed potential issues with changing ward boundaries from registered voters to census data.

• Approved May 7, 2026 minutes (6-0)

Landscape Board

La Junta de Paisaje considerará un elemento relacionado con el paisaje (2026-0097) con archivos adjuntos. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen la discusión del árbol Eucommia ulmoides. La reunión también incluye elementos de procedimiento como la convocatoria al orden y las audiencias de visitantes.

• Consideración del elemento de paisaje 2026-0097 con archivos adjuntos
• Asuntos pendientes: Eucommia ulmoides (árbol de caucho resistente)

Parks & Recreation Board

La Junta de Parques y Recreación discutirá una política de precios para los servicios de los parques, considerará una solicitud de exención para el NCH Diabetes Fun Fair y revisará una evaluación del sitio de la piscina. La junta también escuchará informes de los comités asesores y del director.

• Evaluación del sitio de la piscina de Gahanna
• Solicitud de exención para el NCH Diabetes Fun Fair
• Discusión de la política de precios de Parks and Recreation
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 15 de abril de 2026
• Informes de los comités asesores de Bicycle & Trail, Active Senior y Natural Resources

City Council

Esta reunión incluye una primera lectura de una ordenanza para celebrar un acuerdo de preanexión con K C Real Property Investments y Trivium Development para un terreno en 4710 East Johnstown Road. Las segundas lecturas incluyen una actualización del código de zonificación (ORD-0018-2026) y una asignación suplementaria para programación cultural y artística. También se cubrirán nombramientos para la Junta de Parques y Recreación y la Gahanna New Community Authority.

• Primera lectura: acuerdo de preanexión para 4710 E Johnstown Road
• Segunda lectura: enmienda al código de zonificación para actualizar disposiciones y restablecer normas
• Segunda lectura: asignación suplementaria para programación cultural/artística
• Moción para nombrar a la Junta de Parques y Recreación (asiento 7) y a la Gahanna New Community Authority (asiento 1)
• Presentación: actualización del Gahanna Civic Center en 825 Tech Center Drive

This meeting included presentations on perinatal mental health awareness and an update on the Gahanna Civic Center project, along with a citizen comment about political signage. No ordinances, resolutions, or motions were voted on; the proceedings were procedural only.

City Council - Special

El Concejo Municipal de Gahanna está llevando a cabo una reunión especial únicamente para entrar en sesión ejecutiva. La sesión cerrada discutirá información confidencial de asistencia para el desarrollo económico y consultará con el abogado de la ciudad sobre acciones judiciales pendientes o inminentes. No se programan decisiones o votos públicos.

• Sesión ejecutiva: asistencia para el desarrollo económico (planes de marketing confidenciales, estrategia empresarial, etc.)
• Sesión ejecutiva: consulta legal sobre acciones judiciales pendientes o inminentes

The special meeting was solely to enter executive session for confidential economic development assistance and potential litigation discussions. Council adjourned with no votes on ordinances, resolutions, or contracts.

• Entered executive session for economic development and legal matters (6-0, 1 absent)