Council Legislation

Council Legislation provides a summary of all legislation either approved or considered by Findlay City Council during its regular meetings. From April 19: 2022-19, third reading, appropriating $412,500 and authorizing city administrators to enter into agreements for the purchase of water meter transmitters, and declaring an emergency. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-22, third reading, transferring ownership of the Marathon Petroleum Corp.'s solar panel field that was constructed on city property. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-24, second reading, authorizing the mayor to partner with Hancock County for the administration of housing needs funds, and declaring an emergency. Motion to waive council's three-reading rule approved 10-0. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-25, second reading, appropriating $438,000 in capital improvement spending, and declaring an emergency. Motion to waive council's three-reading rule approved 10-0. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-26, second reading, appropriating $50,000 for the purchase of a pickup truck for the city's sewer maintenance department, and declaring an emergency. 2022-27, second reading, authorizing city administrators to enter into a contract with Strand Associates Inc., Columbus, for the design of the downtown recreation area as part of the second phase of river benching, and declaring an emergency. The contract will be for $100,775. Motion to waive council's three-reading rule approved 10-0. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-31, first reading, appropriating a $6,110.21 insurance settlement for repairs to the city's Public Works building, and declaring an emergency. Motion to waive council's three-reading rule approved 10-0. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-32, first reading, authorizing city administrators to enter into an agreement with VMware, Inc., Palo Alto, California, for the replacement of equipment for the city's computer servers, and declaring an emergency. The legislation waives bidding requirements and authorizes a $51,000 contract with the company. Motion to waive council's three-reading rule approved 10-0. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-33, first reading, authorizing city administrators to enter into a $60,845 contract with Mosser Construction Inc., Maumee, through a request for qualifications, for the design and construction of repairs at the city's Water Pollution Control Center, and declaring an emergency. Motion to waive council's three-reading rule approved 9-1, with Councilman Jeff Wobser, R-at-large, opposed. Ordinance approved 10-0. 2022-34, first reading, vacating a right-of-way on McClane Drive.