• oPublic Utilities/Waterworks/Sewer, Mr. Epley
• ➢Devereux and Far Hills Stormwater Study: Mr. Klopsch reported that staff continues to review the stormwater study prepared by LJB and will develop a plan for potential storm sewer system improvements.
• ➢Montgomery County Wastewater Treatment Agreement: Mr. Klopsch mentioned that he is signing a new agreement with Montgomery County for wastewater treatment. This new agreement has a 20 year term and replaces an existing agreement. It will result in a decrease in annual wastewater treatment fees paid to Montgomery County.
• ➢Ridgewood and Schenck Stormwater Drainage: Mr. Klopsch reported that a section of Ridgewood Avenue between Schantz Avenue and Schenck Avenue has a series of stormwater inlets, but no discharge piping. Staff has developed a plan to install this stormwater piping to address stormwater run-off issues. A preliminary cost estimate for this project is approximately $160,000. It will be presented for consideration in the 2020 Capital Budget.
• ➢PFAS Water Testing: Mr. Klopsch mentioned that staff is continuing to discuss PFAS water testing with representative from Montgomery County, the city of Dayton and the Ohio EPA. It is anticipated that the USEPA will begin mandating certain testing for PFAS chemicals within the next year or two.
• oSafety & Traffic, Mr. Stephens
• ➢Car # 50: Mr. Klopsch shared that car #50 is a total loss. This is the police vehicle that was struck in the Dayton Reliable Tool parking lot three weeks ago. The City will receive $7,600 from the insurance company. This car was scheduled for replacement in 2020.
• ●REGIONAL AGENCIES
• oMVCC, Mr. Stephens
• ➢MVCC Fiber Optic Project: Mr. Klopsch mentioned that the fiber optic project lighting ceremony took place last Thursday. Mr. Stephens shared that he attended the event and it was very well done.
• oFirst Suburbs, Vice Mayor Byington
• ➢First Suburbs Financial Report and Audit: Mr. Klopsch reported that the First Suburbs Consortium of Dayton recently completed financial reports for the 2017 and 2018 fiscal years. Those reports were audited and two minor issues were identified, neither of which were significant.
• ●BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
• oPlanning Commission, Vice Mayor Byington
• ➢Sugar Camp Sign: Mr. Klopsch commented that the July 15 council meeting agenda will include legislation to approve modifications to a monument sign on W. Schantz Avenue in front of Sugar Camp.
• ●MISCELLANEOUS
• oChangeable Copy Sign: Mr. Klopsch reported that staff is considering options for reusing the electronic changeable copy sign that had originally been installed outside and in front of the OCC. The new location is in the foyer of the OCC where an existing bulletin board currently resides.

There being no other business, at 7:10 p.m. Mayor Duncan adjourned the work session.