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MINUTES OF
SYMMES TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
REGULAR MEETING
SEPTEMBER 1, 2009

This meeting can be viewed on demand through an interactive agenda by clicking: HERE

Opening | Presentation | Receipts | Warrants | Minutes | Reports | Hearing from Residents | Correspondence |
Zoning and Planning Issues
| Old Business | New Business | Executive Session

Opening

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. Members of the Board present were: Mr. Philip Beck, Mr. Kenneth Bryant, Mrs. Kathryn Wagner, and Mr. John Borchers.

Also present:  Gerald Beckman - Township Administrator; Robert Malloy - Township Law Director; Carol Sims - Township Assistant Fiscal Officer; Lt. Thomas Butler - Hamilton County Sheriff's Department; Tom Turner - Assistant Chief, Loveland Symmes Fire Department.

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Presentations

JENNY DEXTER, Hamilton County Board of MR/DD - Thanked the Board for allowing her to speak regarding the upcoming levy.  Mrs. Dexter reviewed the services offered by this department.

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Receipts
Receipts totaling $266,048.18 were read and accepted.
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Warrants

MR. BRYANT moved that the Township pay its bills.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and all voted 'aye'. Proper certification having been made, warrants totaling $758,818.82 were issued.

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Reports

GERALD BECKMAN -  Reported on activities in the township since the last meeting:

1.  CRA REVIEW - Advised the Board of an application received for the Loveland Madeira CRA and requested the Board consider holding a special meeting in order to hear this application in a timely fashion.

MR. BRYANT stated he felt the Board has not given this Committee enough insight such as streetscape, and suggested the Committee be made aware of the desire for beautification for that site.

MR. BECK stated a CRA targets this type of project and questioned if corridor beautification is part of this process.

MR. BECKMAN stated the Board has always talked about this being the means to obtain improvements, such as the Montgomery Road Corridor. 

MR. BRYANT moved to hold a special meeting on September 15, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of reviewing and acting on CRA application.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

LT. BUTLER -  Reported that the new SUV has been placed into service and thanked the Board for purchasing this vehicle.

OTHER -  MR. BORCHERS reported on the August 10 meeting of the Finance & Audit Committee.  Mr. Borchers noted the Committee reviewed the audit report.

MR. BRYANT reminded the Board of previous discussion regarding the upcoming Farmfest.  The Cincinnati Horticultural Society is holding its event on Friday morning and will be busing in 500 hundred students - 250 students for the morning session and 250 in the early afternoon. Mr. Bryant noted that the Board wished that Symmes students be given the opportunity to attend this event.  Mr. Bryant stated he made Symmes Elementary aware of this upcoming event and they appeared to be interested in participating.  Mr. Bryant also reported on his contact with Loveland and Indian Hill schools. 

Mr. Bryant advised that the farm activities will also be held on Friday night and Saturday morning for other students to participate.  Mr. Bryant suggested that the Township distribute a flyer to our school districts to make students aware of this additional timeframe.

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Correspondence

M/M MITCHELL - Letter regarding property interests relative to Humphrey Road Sidewalk Project.

SHERIFF'S DEPT - June activity report.

ROB STREICHER - e-mail regarding condition of property at 11382 Donwiddle.

WOOD & LAMPING - Response to e-mail regarding use of CodeRed system to announce public hearings on aggregation.

ROBERT GOERING, HAMILTON COUNTY TREASURER - Notice of Collection of Inheritance Taxes ($20,031.20).

INDEPENDENT ENERGY CONSULTANTS - e-mail notice of attendance at public hearings for aggregation.

PAT CALO - e-mail question sealing procedure on recently paved streets.

RICHARD ZINNECKER - e-mail regarding Zoning Commission position.

HENRY HARRIS, 11316 DONWIDDLE - e-mail regarding possible hazard at 9299 Gourmet Drive and question regarding Montgomery Road project..

FIRST ENERGY SOLUTIONS - e-mail notice of attendance at public hearings for aggregation.

HC NUTTING - Proposal for testing of Kempergrove Headwall repairs.

SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP - e-mail notice of possible attendance at public hearings for aggregation.

FIRST ENERGY SOLUTIONS - e-mail regarding presentation for public hearings for aggregation.

JACOBS - e-mail response regarding concern raised by M/M Mitchell on Humphrey Road Sidewalk Project.

SPARKLE RINSKY - e-mail request for street light at Metro park-n-ride location on Mason Road.

JACOBS - e-mail regarding modified curb inlet locations for Humphrey Road Sidewalk Project.

PROPOSALS for nuisance abate at 10732 Loveland Madeira received from KABS Property Services, Halls Lawncare and Y2K.

JACOBS - e-mail regarding pay application for Freeze Underground.

JACK LUERS, 9437 E KEMPER - e-mail regarding additional accidents on E. Kemper.

cc:SYMMES FIRE to PUBLIC HEALTH - e-mail regarding PODS distribution.

RAY MEYER SIGN - e-mail regarding pricing for sign refurbishing.

PERSCO - Request for deductible payment for John Meyer claim.

CINTI HORTICULTURAL - e-mail regarding broken windows at Meade House.

McGILL SMITH - e-mail response to inquiry regarding lightning warning system for park.

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL - Notice of new liquor license for Loveland Partners LLC, 10750 Loveland Madeira Road (45140)

PAT CALO - Letter regarding additional lights for Paulmeadows Subdivision.     

US CENSUS - Letter regarding participation in 2010 Census New Construction Program.

FRANK GATES CO - Letter regarding continued participation in program.

BURGESS & NIPLE - Proposal for engineering services for Camp Dennison water line.

OHIO EPA - e-mail inquiry into status of park meadow project.

KATHY KAPLAN - e-mail inquiry regarding property on Appleseed Drive.

BRIAN LOCKWOOD - e-mail proposal for bike race in Camp Dennison and Indian Hill.

STORM WATER DISTRICT - e-mail regarding completing the permit renewal for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System.

CHIEF HUBER - e-mail notification that Living World Church is willing to participate with County Health Department.    

HILVERT & POPE - Proposals for installation of light fixtures at Safety Center
TRIUMPH SIGNS - e-mail inquiry regarding zoning regulations.      

TRACY EARLS - e-mail complaint regarding property at 12086 Oak Drive.

LIQUOR CONTROL - Letter regarding correction of address for recent liquor license - should be 11927-29 Montgomery Road.

PAVEMENT TECHNOLOGY - Proposal for concrete repairs.

COUNTY ENGINEER - e-mail request for funding for proposed Loveland Madeira Road improvements.

JULIE O'NEILL - Note of appreciation for waiver of park shelter fee.

SEALED BIDS RECEIVED FROM:
a.  Gallenstein-Frick Construction
b.  AC+E
c.  Freeze Underground
d.  Langenheim & Thomson Co.
e.  Plainville Equipment
f.  Trend Construction
g.  Kellerman Co.
h.  Fred Neumann Co.
i.  Bronco Excavating

HCTRSA - Letter regarding upcoming snow plow training.

Y2K LANDSCAPING - Proposal for 2010-2011 mowing season.

CAREWORKS - 2nd Quarter Report.

COMMUNITY DEPT - Letter regarding 2010 Community Development Program and application.

JOHN BORCHERS - e-mail regarding proposed article for website on park levy.                        

ZONING - e-mail response to complaint regarding property at 12096 Oak Drive.

PAULMEADOWS HOA - e-mail expressing concern regarding possible break-in.

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL - Notice of new liquor license requests for:
a.  Olegs Tavern, 11927-11929 Montgomery Road (45249)
b.  Vintage Uncorked, 11920 Montgomery Road (45249)                  

CLARK SCHAEFER HACKETT - Audit Report for 2007-2008.

JODIE GEORGE - e-mail inquiry regarding Rozzi property.

PAYNE FIRM - Draft report on burn pit area at Rozzi.

COUNTY AUDITOR - Letter regarding estimated revenues to be presented to the Budget Commission.

ROBERT GOERING, HAMILTON COUNTY TREASURER - Notice of Collection of Inheritance Taxes ($4,224.00).

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Zoning and Planning Issues

MR. BRYANT moved to re-appoint Alan Forsythe, 9063 Symmes View (45140) to the Township Zoning Commission for a five year term effective September 5, 2009.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

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Old Business

MR. BECKMAN noted the Board has previously approved an expenditure in the amount of $60,000 for the purchase of a side-arm tractor.  Mr. Beckman advised the Township has been made aware of a used tractor for sale by Harlan Township for $36,000.00.  This tractor is ten years old and is in excellent condition and questioned the Board if they would be interested in purchasing this tractor.  The stated purchase price is the trade-in value.  Mr. Beckman advised that the expenditure was appropriated from the Park Fund and questioned if the Board wished to expend this from the General Fund.

MR. BORCHERS stated this equipment could be purchase from the General Fund.

MR. BRYANT moved to proceed with the purchase of a used side-arm tractor from Harlan Township.  Mrs. Wagner seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to establish Permament Appropriation 1-K-4 in the amount of $36,000.00.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to approve an expenditure in the amount of $36,000.00 for the purchase of a used side-arm tractor and to authorize the Township Administrator to sign any necessary paperwork to complete this transaction.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

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New Business

   MR. BRYANT moved adopt the following resolution:

RESOLUTION G-0926

       Resolution Authorizing the President of the Board of Trustees
          to Make Application for Fiscal Year 2010 State Capital Improvement
Program Funds and If Funds are Awarded to Execute a Grant
   Agreement(s) on Behalf of the Township

                                      WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township, Hamilton County, Ohio has determined that it would be in the best interest and to promote the general welfare of the community to apply for 2010 State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP) funds and if funds are awarded to execute a grant agreement or agreements on behalf of the Township.

                                      NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township, Hamilton County, Ohio:

                          Section 1.       Hereby authorizes the President of the Board of Trustees to make application for SCIP funds for fiscal year 2010.

                          Section 2.       Hereby authorizes the President of the Board of Trustees to execute a grant agreement or agreements on behalf of the Township if the funds are awarded.

MRS. WAGNER seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to adopt the following resolution and to dispense with the Second Reading:


RESOLUTION G-0927

       Resolution Authorizing Execution of Deed
                 And Designation of the Meade House as a Historic
Landmark and Dispensing with the Second Reading

                   WHEREAS, the Board of Township Trustees of Symmes Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, deems it necessary and in the best interest of the Township to designate the property located at 11887 Lebanon Road, Symmes Township, Ohio 45140, being known as the Charles C. Meade House, as an historic landmark; and

                   WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has determined that at this time the historic landmark designation will accomplish the goals of promoting economic benefits, tourism, educational opportunities, and community pride; and

               WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, has determined that it is necessary to file required documentation with the Ohio Historical Society and the Hamilton County, Ohio Recorder’s office in order to complete the application process for the historic landmark designation for the Charles C. Meade House, 11887 Lebanon Road, Symmes Township, Ohio 45140, being more specifically described in the originally recorded deed, a copy of which is marked as Exhibit “A” attached hereto, and

               NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township, Hamilton County, Ohio:

               Section 1.    That the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township hereby authorizes the designation of the Charles C. Meade House as a historic landmark pursuant to the Nomination Form attached hereto as Exhibit “B”.

               Section 2.    In accordance with the rules and guidelines promulgated by the Ohio Historic Preservation Office and requiring that the deed for the property be recorded with the Nomination Form, the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township authorizes the conveyance of the property located at 11887 Lebanon Road, Symmes Township, Ohio 45140 from the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township to the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township.

               Section 3.    The purpose of said designation of the real estate described herein above is for the public use, to-wit: For the purpose of promoting economic benefits, tourism, public welfare, educational opportunities, and community pride.

               Section 4.    That the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township upon majority vote does hereby dispense with the requirement that this Resolution be read on two separate days and hereby authorize the adoption of this Resolution upon its first reading. 

               Section 5.    This Resolution shall take effect and be enforced from and after the earliest period allowed by law.

MRS. WAGNER seconded the motion.

MR. BECKMAN reminded the Board that the Meade House was designated as a  historic landmark and the State requires this to be recorded.  This resolution allows for that process.

The roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to adopt the following resolution:

RESOLUTION L-0901

Resolution Providing for Changes in
    the Street Lighting System

               WHEREAS, the Symmes Township Board of Trustees has determined the need for changes in the street lighting system; and

                   WHEREAS, The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has established certain rates and regulations regarding street lights provided by Duke Energy in Townships; and

                   NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of Symmes Township, Hamilton County, State of Ohio:

                   Section 1.    That the public welfare and safety requires the following changes to the street lighting system with the re-location of one street light and the addition of two (2) street lights at 11800 Mason Road for the parking area at the Safety Center.

                   Section 2.    That Duke Energy be and hereby is authorized and directed to make the aforementioned change in the street lighting system, including the installation and/or replacement of all necessary poles, wires and anchors, and that the Fiscal Officer hereby is authorized and directed to notify the Company of the action of the Board of Trustees by transmitting to that Company a certified copy of this Resolution.

                   Section 3.    That such changes to the street lighting system be made consistent with Duke's filed street lighting service tariff, P.U.C.O. No. 17, Sheet No. 60.4, or amendments or revisions thereof.

                   Section 4.    That the Resolution shall take affect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law.

MR. BECK seconded the motion.

MR. BECKMAN advised this resolution will provide for additional street lights in the parking lot being used for the Park-n-Ride area.
 
The roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

MR. BECKMAN advised the following bids were received for the Kempergrove Headwall Project:                                 

 Bidder  
Base Bid       
Alternate Bid
Gallenstein-Frick $64,210.00 $70,820.00
Advanced Contractors $80,755.00 $94,205.00
Freeze Underground  $60,081.80 $58,158.40
Langenheim & Thompson $57,850.90 $73,046.90
Plainville Equipment $66,543.00 $80,473.00
Trend Construction $75,690.00 $84,983.00
Kellerman Company $64,775.42 $73,754.02
Fred Nemann Company $68,020.00 $79,540.00
Bronco Excavating $54,237.00 $67,507.00

Mr. Beckman advised Staff has reviewed these proposals and recommends the bid be awarded to Freeze Underground.

MR. BRYANT moved to award the 2009 Kempergrove Headwall Project to Freeze Underground and to approve an expenditure in the amount of $58,158.40 for said work.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion.

MR. BECKMAN advised that the Township has been awarded a grant for one-half of the cost for this project.

The roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

MR. BECKMAN advised the Board that Hamilton County Engineer's Office is planning improvements to Loveland Madeira Road in the Remington area.  The Engineer has inquired if the Board would be willing to contribute an amount to this project which would give them an additional point for the grant application.  Mr. Beckman stated they have agreed to a 1% ($35,000) contribution.

MR. BRYANT questioned if there are funds available in the General Fund for this project.

MR. BORCHERS stated there are funds available.

MR. BRYANT moved to participate in this project with a commitment from the Township in the amount of 1%, not to exceed $35,000, and to direct the Township Administrator to work with Hamilton County on this proposed project on Loveland Madeira Road.

MR. BECKMAN advised the Township has received a request to endorse Hamilton County Library November ballot issue.

The Board agreed not to take any action on this request.

MR. BECKMAN reminded the Board that the Township provides a brush drop-off to the residents.  The cost for this service is approximately $1,200.00 a month and it is becoming harder to get employees to work the over-time.  Mr. Beckman stated he has been in discussion with LA Supply on Loveland Madeira Road to become a brush drop-off location for residents at a cost of $1,200.00 a month.  Residents would be able to bring brush for a extended period of time instead of the once a month which is now offered.  The Township would be able to obtain chips from LA Supply at no charge.   This program could start in 2010 if the Board is interested.

The Board agreed it was interested in this program and directed the Township Administrator to prepare the necessary resolution for the next meeting.

MR. BRYANT moved to authorize the Board President to sign renewal for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) storm water permit.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to approve a change in classification for David Heider, 11793 Van Cleve Ave (45246) from Service Worker I to Service Worker III and approval of salary increase to $22.47 per hour effective September 5, 2009.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion.

MR. BECKMAN advised this person will be replacing Bill Pitman as Service Worker III due to his recent promotion.  Mr. Beckman noted that three employees expressed an interest and were interviewed for this position.  Mr. Beckman recommended that the Board promote David Heider to this vacant position.

The roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

MR. BRYANT moved to authorize the Township Administrator to enter into a contract with H.C. Nutting for testing services for the Kempergrove Headwall Project and to approve an expenditure in the amount of $5,579.00 for said services.  Mrs. Wagner seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to authorize the Township Administrator to enter into an agreement with Ray Meyer Sign Company for refurbish/repair of existing signs at Safety Center and Township Administrator Building and to approve an expenditure in the amount of $3,120.00 for said services.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to authorize the Township Administrator to enter into contracts with Y2K Landscaping for 2010-2011 mowing for Township parks, cemeteries and administration grounds in the amount of $63,128.00 per season.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion.

MR. BECKMAN stated the Township has been pleased with Y2K Landscaping and they have agreed to hold the current cost for an additional two year period, with an understanding to review the cost should gas prices increase sufficiently. 

The roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to:
                   a.     Amend Permament Appropriation 1-B-7 (General - Repairs) from $21,750.00 to $25,530.00
                   b.     Establish Permament Appropriation 1-M-3 (General - Contracts) from $75,250.00 to $80,829.00
                   c.     Amend Permament Appropriation 20-A-08 (Safety - Other) from $55,000.00 to $59,858.00

Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

MR. Bryant moved to authorize the transfer of $550.00 from 11-C-03 (Roads - Contracts) to 11-A-12 (Roads - Other).  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to approve:
              a.  Expenditure (Then & Now) in the amount of $1,235.04 for legal notice for Kempergrove Headwall Project
               b. Expenditure in the amount of $5,382.89 for the purchase of nineteen (19) pairs of fire boots
               c.  Expenditure in the amount of $5,882.47 for maintenance and repairs to areas at Safety Center
               d.  Expenditure in the amount of $444.99 for repair of front concrete apron at Remington Fire House
               e. Expenditure in an amount not to exceed $2,900.00 for repairs to plan copier
               f. Expenditure in the amount $2,618.00 for installation of light fixtures on existing poles at the Safety Center
               g. Expenditure in an amount not to exceed $8,000.00 for publication and distribution of Fall newsletter
               h. Additional expenditure in the amount of $3,500.00 for container costs for Brush Drop-Off
               i. Expenditure (Then & Now) in the amount of $865.00 for repairs to large trailer
Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to approve Change Order #2 for 2009 Resurfacing Project in the amount of $6,357.75 due to additional quantities for curb replacement and partial pavement repairs.  Mrs. Wagner seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

MR. BRYANT moved to establish October 31 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for Halloween Observance.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to authorize Township Road personnel to attend annual Hamilton County snowplow training on September 9, 2009.  Mrs. Wagner seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to authorize two Township Road personnel (to be determined) to attend the PWOSO annual snowplow training on October 1, 2009.  Mrs. Wagner seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

Mr. Bryant moved to authorize Bill Pitman and David Heider to attend supervisory seminar on September 30, 2009 in Centerville, OH.  Mrs. Wagner seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

MR. BECKMAN advised the Board has received notice from the Department of Liquor Control regarding a new liquor license for 10750 Loveland Madeira.  Mr. Beckman reminded the Board that a person had expressed concern about at the last meeting.  Mr. Beckman stated he contacted the daycare center and advised them of this request.  They indicated they were not concerned.  Mr. Beckman advised that a letter has been received from Grand Sands addressing any concerns.

DR. FACKLER stated he was a partner in this project and reviewed the proposed project for the Board.  Dr. Fackler advised this will be a multi court indoor and outdoor sand volleyball facility and that alcohol will be served inside and outside during the summer season.  This facility cannot be seen by the daycare center.  Dr. Fackler reviewed the proposed improvements planned for this property which will be completed in phases.

Dr. Fackler stated that this is an adult sport and food and beverage, including alcohol, is important to the success of this project.  They do hope to incorporate youth leagues in the future.

MR. BRYANT thanked Dr. Fackler for attending tonight's meeting and addressing the concerns which were expressed.  

The Board had no objection to the new liquor license for Loveland Partners, LLC, 10750 Loveland Madeira Road (45140).

The Board had no objection the new liquor license for Vintage Uncorked, Inc., 11920 Montgomery Road (45249).

The Board had no objection to the new liquor license for Olegs Tavern, LLC, dba Olegs Tavern, 11927-29 Montgomery Road (45249).

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Executive Session

Mr. Bryant moved that the Board enter Executive Session to discuss the discipline of a public employee and to consider the purchase of real property.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows:  Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

The meeting adjourned for Executive Session at 8:55 p.m.

The meeting reconvened from Executive Session at 10:25 p.m.

MR. BRYANT moved to amend the purpose of the September 15 special meeting to include an Executive Session for the consideration of the purchase of real property and discussion of the discipline of a public employee and to include the purpose of taking action of these issues in regular session.  Mr. Beck seconded the motion and the roll call vote was as follows: Mrs. Wagner - 'aye'; Mr. Bryant - 'aye'; Mr. Beck - 'aye'.

The meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m.

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