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Hillsboro City Council approves 4 resolutions after lengthy discussion From left, pictured are Hillsboro city council members Patty Day, Tom Eichinger and Greg Maurer, council clerk Kimberly Newman and council member Mark Middleton. (HCP Photos/Caitlin Forsha) From left, council members Claudia Klein, Ann Morris, Patty Day and Tom Eichinger are pictured Monday, May 10. Auditor Alex Butler explains a resolution to city council. Also pictured is council member Claudia Klein. • • • It took Hillsboro City Council members and city administrators 51 minutes to discuss four resolutions on council’s Monday, May 11 agenda, with all four items of legislation ultimately approved.
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SALEM City council’s Parks Committee approved forwarding resolutions to establish Salem as a Bee City USA and seek a grant to update Centennial Park lighting.
The committee chaired by Councilman Dennis Plegge met Tuesday night in council chambers at city hall, with Councilmen Steve Faber and Ron Zellers also present as committee members.
Mayor John Berlin, Parks Director Shane Franks, Councilman Sal Salvino and city Service/Safety Director Joe Cappuzzello also attended the brief meeting.
Both resolutions will be sent to city council for action. The city Parks Commission, which is responsible for operating city parks, already gave its approval.
DESHLER â Village council Monday received updates on maintenance work.
Sewer Superintendent Brad Kitchen submitted a report stating the new steps at the reservoir park have been completed. Kitchen was at Mondayâs meeting and provided photos of the work for council members to see.
Kitchen said there is still some landscaping and cleanup work remaining around the steps. It was added the parking lot still has some striping and signage work, and Kitchen reported this work will be completed as soon as possible.
This phase of updates to the reservoir park included paving with cement the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) parking space at the large reservoir and installing new composite steps with new cement landings. The project is leveraging an opportunity from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources NatureWorks grant.