• COUNCIL COMMITTEES
    • Finance, Vice Mayor Byington
      • September 12 BRC Meeting: Mr. Klopsch commented on the September 12 BRC meeting and mentioned that staff is moving forward with budgeting 2024 capital projects and equipment as presented to the BRC. Staff is also moving forward with water and sanitary sewer rate increases as presented to the committee.
    • Planning & Zoning, Vice Mayor Byington
      • 1313 Far Hills: Mr. Klopsch mentioned that the new storm sewer constructed across the property at 1313 Far Hills will be located along the southern edge of the property such that the buildable envelope on the lot could accommodate construction of a single-family home, similar to the home that had previously existed.
    • Public Properties, Mrs. Turben
      • Gardner Pool: Mr. Klopsch noted that an Oakwood business owner recently contacted Mayor Duncan inquiring if the city would permit business owners to purchase memberships to Gardner Pool. Currently, membership is limited to Oakwood residents. Mr. Jacques explained that staff could not find any legal reason why business owners are prohibited from purchasing memberships, but that it has been a long-standing practice. Mr. Klopsch mentioned that he spoke with Leisure Services Director Carol Collins about this matter and that Ms. Collins is evaluating the request.
      • Hollinger Tennis Center: Mr. Klopsch mentioned that Mr. Charles Simms is no longer pursuing a project to make major capital improvements to the tennis facility. The Hollinger Tennis Center is now a 501(c)(3) organization and is focusing efforts on building membership.
    • Public Utilities/Waterworks/Sewer, Mrs. Turben
      • Water System Annual Report: Mr. Klopsch reported that staff will soon finish work on the 2022 Water Production Annual Report and will post it to the city website.
      • Water and Sewer Agreements: Mr. Jacques delivered a presentation on agreements in place for purchasing water and wastewater treatment from Dayton and Montgomery County.
      • Water and Sewer Rates: Mr. Klopsch confirmed again that staff is proceeding with proposed 2024 water and sanitary sewer rate increases.
  • MISCELLANEOUS
    • October 16 Work Session: Mr. Klopsch noted that Council will meet in work session on October 16. Most of that meeting will be dedicated to a discussion about the water distribution system.

At 7:25 p.m., Mayor Duncan concluded the work session and Council moved to regular session.

Signature of Mayor William D. Duncan
Mayor
ATTEST:
Signature of Clerk of Council
Clerk of Council