Green City Council Reviews Income Tax Contract, Flock Cameras, and Roadwork
The Green City Council advances charter amendments toward the ballot, fast-tracks a labor agreement, and debates public safety changes from new liquor licenses to adding Flock license plate cameras. Council also approves new housing lots, reviews an income tax contract, addresses trash and delayed property tax bills, and hears the Mayor’s updates on major Arlington Road construction and upcoming America 250 celebrations. 13mins
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A speaker outlined three proposed charter amendments that were to be sent to voters, covering the addition of “strong” to the city’s form-of-government description, allowing email with read receipt for special council meeting notices, and permitting electronic or online publication of ordinances, resolutions, and public notices.
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Council Member DeVitis reported on a new liquor license adding beer sales and moved not to request a hearing for TMP 5410, introduced a resolution to amend the policing contract to add Flock safety cameras, and noted that council would take additional time until the July meeting while the county continued negotiations with the vendor.
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Council Member Noble led adoption of a resolution approving the final plat and $844,590.53 performance bond for 27 new lots in Stoney’s Creek Estates Phase Five, and then outlined a separate $12,000 three-year economic development grant agreement for a new business in Green while requesting additional time on that item.
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The Mayor promoted the Raintree Fourth of July 5K and a public reading of the Declaration of Independence tied to Ohio’s America 250 celebrations, encouraging patriotic or historic costumes with prizes and noting that cookies and refreshments would be provided by a local grocer at a later July event.
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