25 Spirea Drive; Rob & Molly Corrado, 251 Wiltshire Boulevard.; Michael & Rosalyn Williams, 255 Corona Avenue; Byron & Deborah Stirsman, 219 Triangle Avenue; Ryan & Dolores Leibecke, 362 Wonderly Avenue; James & Marty Schmidt, 1820 Coolidge Drive; Benjamin & Ashleigh Holt, 11 Park Avenue; Morten & Anja Kristiansen, 69 E. Thruston Boulevard; Jane Maney, 300 Southview Road; Matt & Kerri Jones, 233 Beverly Place; Billy & Pamela Combs, 230 Greenmount Boulevard; Rich & Tracy Bagienski, 413 Lonsdale Avenue; William & Michelle McCarty, 221 Monterey Avenue; Carol Holm, 223 Hilltop Avenue; US Post Office, Wright Brother's Branch, 1 Oakwood Avenue; Robert & Donna Curry, 530 Maysfield Road; David Finkel & Holly Hall, 58 Spirea Drive; Josh & Kami Meador, 61 E. Dixon Avenue; Shaun & Tara Power, 50 Forrer Boulevard; Allan & Nancy McFarland, 310 Wiltshire Boulevard; Scott & Loretta Kadash, 442 East Drive; Cheryl & Amy Cleverly, 427 Triangle Avenue; Robert Dunlevey, 1317 Raleigh Road; Ryan & Abigail Platt, 535 Sweetwood Lane; Brian & Cara Kite, 338 Volusia Avenue; David & Denise Richard, 5 Shafor Circle; Mark & Cristia Tokar, 48 Wisteria Drive; Steve & Jill Passaretti, 241 Aberdeen Avenue; Trent Jervis & Hayley Roeckner, 217 Hadley Avenue; Monica Brouwer, 336 Monterey Avenue; Nathan & Kaitlin Auttelet, 2400 Shroyer Road; Mike & Heather Ruetschle, 1020 Little Woods Road; Richard & Shari Scharrer, 1041 Runnymede Road.
Mayor Duncan thanked Mrs. Wilder for her work with the Beautification Awards and the Property Maintenance program. He also thanked the citizens for keeping Oakwood beautiful.
Mrs. Hilton thanked Mrs. Wilder for showing the video. She then asked who typically submits the award nominations.
Mrs. Wilder explained that the Oakwood Property Maintenance Board consists of three citizens from each of five property maintenance districts. Award nominations are submitted to the City by members of the Property Maintenance Board and by the general public.
BY VICE MAYOR BYINGTON
NO 4922
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 1, 2020 ORIGINAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 4897 AND SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCES NO. 4912, 4917, 4920, AND 4922 TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF:
A copy of the ordinance, having been placed on the desks of each member of Council prior to introduction, was read by title.
Vice Mayor Byington explained that this is another supplemental appropriation ordinance to address coronavirus reimbursement funding the City is eligible to receive under the federal CARES Act. Council adopted similar ordinances in July and September, based on the City's increased eligibility to receive CARES Act funding. Initially Oakwood was eligible to receive a little over $128,000. That was increased in September to approximately $192,000. Oakwood's eligibility has now been increased by an additional $322,015, plus an estimated $500 in accrued interest, for a total of $515,508.01 in CARES Act funding eligibility.
Council is required to adopt a supplemental appropriation ordinance in order to use the CARES Act money. Under Section 3.04 of the City Charter, this appropriation ordinance will take effect immediately upon adoption.
Thereupon, it was moved by Vice Mayor Byington and seconded by Mrs. Hilton that the second reading be waived and that the ordinance be passed tonight.
Upon call of the roll on the question of the motion, the following vote was recorded: