• MVPRC, Vice Mayor Byington
  • Survey – Economic Impact of Trails Study: Mr. Klopsch briefly reviewed the survey. The survey solicits input on the value of an economic impact study, and whether local communities would be willing to provide the financial resources to fund it. There being little interest from Council, Mr. Klopsch will complete the survey stating that Oakwood does not support the investment.
  • BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
  • Planning Commission, Vice Mayor Byington
  • Commission Membership Changes: Mr. Klopsch reported that he will meet with Chairman Jeff Shulman in early September to discuss his pending departure. Mr. Klopsch recently spoke to Vice Chairman Andy Aidt about the possibility of assuming the chair position. Mr. Aidt expressed that he would welcome the opportunity. .Mr. Klopsch confirmed that the Planning Commission vacancy could then be filled by Greg Lauterbach from the BZA.
  • MISCELLANEOUS
  • Administrative Policies and Procedures: Mr. Klopsch explained the new policy addressing application of lawn chemicals, and why this policy was created. The policy was shared with the Oakwood Board of Health at the July 24 meeting. City staff will now follow this policy and procedure when applying lawn chemicals in public spaces, with particular emphasis on safety procedures at public parks.
  • Janus vs. AFSCME Council 31: Mr. Klopsch noted that the Human Resources and Finance Departments have taken appropriate steps to address the recent US Supreme Court ruling regarding union dues.
  • BRC Meetings: Mr. Klopsch mentioned that he will send an email this week to members of the BRC announcing the September, October and November committee meetings.

At 7:55 p.m., Mayor Duncan closed the work session and opened an executive session for personnel matters.

At 8:15 p.m. Mayor Duncan closed the executive session for personnel matters and the meeting was adjourned.

Signature of Mayor William D. Duncan
Mayor
ATTEST:
Signature of Lori Stacel, Clerk of Council
Clerk of Council