Regional Agencies - Council Representation
Miami Valley Communications Council
Rob Stephens
Leigh Turben, Alternate
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission and Transportation Committee
Steve Byington
William Duncan, Alternate
EMA Regional Advisory Council
William Duncan
Norbert Klopsch, Alternate
First Suburbs Consortium
Steve Byington
Norbert Klopsch
Leigh Turben, Alternate
South Suburban Coalition
Alan Hill
William Duncan, Alternate
Boards, Commissions and Citizen Ad Hoc Committees
Planning Commission
Steve Byington
Beautification Committee
Rob Stephens
Sister City
Anne Hilton
Historical Society
Leigh Turben
Note: The Mayor also serves as ex-officio member of each Council committee.

Council Policy Updates – Mayor Duncan explained that there are proposed updates to the existing council policies. Council policies do not carry the same binding legal effect as laws, but have been used historically by Council to provide policy guidance to city staff and residents on various matters. Policy updates are considered procedural in nature and are adopted by motion rather than legislative action. City staff recently completed a review of the existing Council policies. Several were determined to be obsolete for a variety of reasons including: outdated technology; superseded by ordinances, resolutions, or other regulations adopted after the original policy; or addressing matters that address city management rather than Council concern. The policies that were not considered obsolete were updated to ensure that they remain current and relevant. City Council had the opportunity to review the updates prior to the meeting.

It was moved by Vice Mayor Byington and seconded by Mrs. Hilton that the policy updates be approved. Upon a viva voce vote on the question of the motion, same passed unanimously and it was so ordered.

VISITORS

2022 Holiday Decorating Award Winners – Mayor Duncan presented certificates to the 2022 holiday decorating contest winners. Awards are presented based upon use of natural materials, lighting and curb appeal. Although several were not in attendance, all of the following winners were recognized:

DAYTIME WINNERS
Area 1 – Kirk & Shannon Tucker, 126 Lookout Drive
Area 2 – Michael Whalen, 143 Wisteria Drive
Area 3 – Gregory Schnittger, 404 Wiltshire Blvd.
Area 4 – Robert Ballinger & Elizabeth Dickerson, 257 Monteray Avenue
Area 5 – Jeffrey Sellers, 2730 Fairmont Avenue
Area 6 – Ellen Quinttus, 521 Oakwood Avenue
Business – Blue Turtle Toys, 2314 Far Hills Avenue
NIGHTTIME WINNERS
Area 1 – Emily & Kendell Thompson, 430 Acorn Drive
Area 2 – Mitchell Detrick, 330 Patterson Road
Area 3 – Andrew & Rebekah Lewis, 30 Forrer Blvd
Area 4 – Ward & Elizabeth Barrentine, 420 E. Peach Orchard Avenue
Area 5 – John & Katherine Hemmert, 205 Dell Park Avenue
Area 6 – David Stackhouse, 51 Forrer Road
Business – Bahar-Reza, 2308 Far Hills Avenue
LEGISLATION
A RESOLUTION
BY VICE MAYOR BYINGTON NO 1902
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A THREE YEAR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF OAKWOOD CHAPTER OF THE OHIO COUNCIL 8, DAYTON PUBLIC SERVICE UNION, LOCAL 101, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES (AFL-CIO).