TROY OHIO  AGENDA, TROY CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, MAY 20. 2024.7:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS. CITY HALL  INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL COMMITTEE REPORTS RESOLUTIONS R-22-2024 R-23-2024 R-24-2024 ORDINANCES 0-18-2024 0-21-2024  Excuse Mrs. Snee  motion/secondroll call vote motion/secondroll call vote  SUMMARY OF MINUTES May 6, 2024 Meeting  Citizen comments on committee reports or agenda items t two-minute limit  Amend. Agreement, Jones & Henry! Engineers, Ltd. for additional services fort the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project, Water Treatment Plant, additional $32,640, for total agreement of $259,070 Increase authorization for Curbside Recycling Program Contract  1Reading  EMERGENCY 1"Reading EMERGENCY 1#Reading  Approve Miami County 911 Plan  Amend Zoning Code related to DR-O Provisions  3"Reading 1#Reading  Ordinance of Assessment, 2023 Sidewalk Repair Program (Phase 15)  COMMUNICATIONSANNOUNCEMENT COMMENTS: Council COMMENTS: Staff COMMENTS: Audience ADJOURN  COMMENTS: Mayor, Director of Public Service & Safety, Director ofL Law, Auditor, Council President  NOTE: Committee meetings mayt take place prior to or following Council meeting  CITY OF TROY MISSION STATEMENT:  Through sound and prudent leadership, the City of Troy is committed to sustaining its continued prominence as a regional hub by providing a wel-Dalanced community. for its residents, businesses and visitors, consisting ofa vibrant downtown, growing economic base, strong educational environment, and plentiful recreational opportunities strengthened by public/private cooperation and grounded  int financial stability.    DISPOSITION OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS  COUNCIL MEETING  Date of Meeting: May 20, 2024 DESCRIPTION Amend Agree. Design Services Chlorine Gas Conversion Proj at WTP Increase authorization for Curbside Recycling Program Approve Miami County 911 Plan  RESOLUTION NO. 1st READING 2nd Reading 3rd Reading PUBLICH HEARING SUSPENSION  ADOPI  R-22-2024 R-23-2024 R-24-2024  -  DESCRIPTION  ORDINANCE NO. 1st READING 2nd Reading 3rd Reading PUBLIC HEARING SUSPENSION  ADOF  AMEND DR-O ORDINANCE SECTIONS Ord. of Assessment 2023 Sidewalk Pro  0-18-2024 0-21-2024  4/15/2024  5/6/2024  5/6/2024    May 6, 2024  MINUTES OF COUNCIL  Aregular session of Troy City Council was held on Monday, May 6, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, City Hall. Members Attending: Marshall, Phillips, Pierce, Schilling, Severt, Snee, Twiss, Westfall and' Whidden.  Presiding Officer: Others Present:  William G. Rozell Robin I. Oda Patrick E. J. Titterington Grant D. Kerber John E. Frigge  President of Council Mayor Director of Law Auditor  Director of Public Service and Safety  INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: An invocation was given by Council Member Westfall, followed by RECOGNITION OF OUTGOING MEMBERS OF THE MAYORS YOUTH COUNCIL. The 2023/2024 Mayors Youth PUBLIC HEARING: At7:07 p.m., Council President Rozell declared open a public hearing on Ordinance No. 0-18- 2024, amendments tot the Zoning Code related tol DR-O Provisions. There were no comments ini this regard and at7:08 p.m., Mr. Rozell declared this public hearing closed. Mr. Rozell noted that this item had been assigned to the Law & Ordinance Committee, and that Committee will meet on May 13t to provide a recommendation to Council. MINUTES: The Clerk gave a summary of the minutes of the April 15, 2024, meeting of Troy City Council. There were no corrections or additions to these minutes. Upon motion of Mr. Whidden, seconded by Mr. Phillips, the  the Pledge of Allegiance. Council were recognized.  minutes were approved by unanimous roll call vote.  COMMITTEE REPORTS:  Buildings & Utilities Committee: Mr. Pierce, Chairman, reported as follows:  1.  Committee recommends that legislation be prepared authorizing the Director of Public Service and Safety to pay an amount not to exceed $900,000 to Lytle Road Developers, Ltd., an Ohio limited liability company, of Miamisburg, Ohio, for the City's sewer oversizing costs for the sewer lift station/related lines that benefit the City of Troy and not just the Addison Landing Subdivision. Committee supports emergency legislation sO that work can commence on this subdivision during the construction season and due to the lead time Committee recommends thatl legislation! bep prepared authorizing thel Director of Public Service and Safety to enter intoa Water Agreement with the Board of County Commissioners ofN Miami County, Ohio andt thel Municipality ofWest Milton, Ohio, for Troy to provide water to' West Milton. Committee supports emergency legislation as  needed for the ordering oft the lift station equipment.  2.  the prior agreement has expired. Reports submitted by Phillips, Snee and Pierce.  Community & Economic Development Committee: Mr. Schilling, Chairman, reported that Committee recommends legislation be prepared extending by an: additional 180 days, the moratorium on the granting of any permits allowing Adult Use Cannabis Operators to establish within the City of Troy. This Committee supports emergency legislation  so that there is no lapse in the moratorium as the current moratorium expires on June 1, 2024.  Report submitted by Pierce, Snee and Schilling.  Finance Committee: Mr. Severt, Chairman, reported as follows:  1. 2.  Committee recommends that the Resolution of Necessity be prepared related to the sidewalks and shared use path portion of the South Stanfield Road Reconstruction Phase 2. This will then allow for notification to Committee recommends that legislation be prepared establishing the 2024 Downtown Façade Improvements Grant Program in the amount of $120,000 for non-residential use properties, and that the appropriation for the program be included in reappropriation legislation as necessary. Soi that the program can be announced as soon as possible and eligible applications benefit from the program to continue their Discussion. Regarding the Downtown Façade Improvements Grant Program, Mr. Pierce asked if the owner of a building with al business use on thel lower floor and residential use on an upper floor could apply for grant funds. Mr.  the property owners regarding the estimated assessments.  investments in the downtown, this Committee supports emergency legislation.  Reports submitted by Schilling, Westfall and Severt.  Titterington stated that the owner of a mixed-use building could applyf for grant funds.  CITIZEN COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS: None.    May 6, 2024 Page Two  RESOLUTION NO. R-19-2024  A RESOLUTION. AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND SAFETY OF THE CITY OF TROY, OHIO TO ENTER INTO A WATER AGREEMENT WITH THE MUNICIPALITY OF WEST MILTON, OHIO AND THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Mr. Severt moved for suspension of rules requiring three readings. Motion seconded by Mr. Schilling.  This Resolution was given first title reading.  Yes: Phillips, Schilling, Twiss, Severt, Whidden, Pierce, Snee and Marshall. Mr. Severt moved for adoption. Motion seconded by! Mr. Twiss. Yes: Phillips, Schilling, Twiss, Severt, Whidden, Pierce, Snee and Marshall.  No: None. No: None.  Abstain: Westfall (for personal reasons). Abstain: Westfall (for personal reasons).  RESOLUTION ADOPTED  RESOLUTION NO. R-20-2024  RESOLUTION DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF NEW ANDI REPLACEMENT SIDEWALKSSHARED USE PATH AS PART OF THE SOUTHSTANFIELD ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT PHASE21 IN THE CITY OF TROY,  OHIO  This Resolution was given first title reading.  Mr. Phillips moved for suspension of rules requiring three readings. Motion seconded by Mr. Pierce. Yes: Schilling, Twiss, Severt, Whidden, Pierce, Snee, Marshall, Westfall and Phillips. Yes: Twiss, Severt, Whidden, Pierce, Snee, Marshall, Westfall, Phillips and Schilling.  No: None. No: None.  Mr. Whidden moved for adoption. Motion seconded by Mr. Severt.  RESOLUTION ADOPTED  RESOLUTION NO. R-21-2024  RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND SAFETY TO ESTABLISH A 2024 DOWNTOWN FAÇADE IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROGRAM AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Mr. Phillips moved for suspension of rules requiring three readings. Motion seconded by Mr. Schilling. Yes: Severt, Whidden, Pierce, Snee, Marshall, Westfall, Phillips, Schilling and Twiss Mr. Whidden moved for adoption. Motion seconded by Mrs. Snee. Yes: Whidden, Pierce, Snee, Marshall, Westfall, Phillips, Schilling, Twiss and Severt.  This Resolution was given first title reading.  No: None. No: None.  RESOLUTION ADOPTED  ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024  ANORDINANCE. AMENDING SECTIONS 1143.13, 1143.14, 1143.15, AND 1143.18 OF THE ZONING CODE OF THE  CITY OF TROY, OHIO  This Ordinance was given first title reading on April 15, 2024. Given public hearing and second title reading.  ORDINANCE NO. 0-19-2024  ORDINANCE IMPOSING A MORATORIUM FOR. A PERIOD OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DAYS ON THE GRANTING OF ANY PERMITS ALLOWING ADULT USE CANNABIS OPERATORS FROM ESTABLISHING  WITHIN THE CITY OF TROY, OHIO AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY  This Ordinance was given first title reading.  Mr. Phillips moved for suspension of rules requiring three readings. Motion seconded by Mr. Pierce. Yes: Pierce, Snee, Marshall, Westfall, Phillips, Schilling, Twiss, Severt and' Whidden. Mr. Phillips moved for adoption. Motion seconded by Mr. Schilling. Yes: Snee, Marshall, Westfall, Phillips, Schilling, Twiss, Severt, Whidden and Pierce.  No: None. No: None.  ORDINANCE ADOPTED    May 6, 2024 Page Three  ORDINANCE NO. 0-20-2024  ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND SAFETY OF THE CITY OF TROY, OHIO TO MAKE PAYMENT TO LYTLE ROAD DEVELOPERS, LTD., AN OHIO LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, FOR THE OVERSIZING OF A SEWER LIFT STATION AND RELATED SEWER LINE OVERSIZING FOR THE  ADDISON LANDING SUBDIVISION, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY  This Ordinance was given first title reading.  Mr. Pierce moved for suspension of rules requiring three readings. Motion seconded by Mr. Phillips. Yes: Marshall, Westfall, Phillips, Schilling, Twiss, Severt, Whidden, Pierce and Snee. Yes: Westfall, Phillips, Schilling, Twiss, Severt, Whidden, Pierce, Snee and Marshall. COMMENTS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE. AND: SAFETY: Mr. Titterington:  No: None. No: None.  Mr. Whidden moved for adoption. Motion seconded by Mr. Pierce.  ORDINANCE ADOPTED  Announced that a Streetscape Concept discussion meeting will be held on May 22, 6:00 p.m. at the Bravo Room. Introduced Charlotte Colley who was appointed to the position of Assistant Director of Public Service and Safety Mr. Twiss expressed his appreciation for the support his family received following the recent death of his father. -Chad Morgan, 1114 Long Street, commented that he believes his area of Troyi is becoming run down, that there is little response to crime in the area, the City does not support improvements to the two parks (Herrlinger Park and Boyer Park) that are in the neighborhood, and the police are notr responsive to illegal activities that take place ini the wooded area near Boyer Park. Mr. Phillips commented that Mr. Morgan noted that police officers are seen in the -Ben Sutherly, President of the Troy Historic Preservation Alliance (THPA), 110 %2 W. Main Street, provided a status update on the stabilization of the IOOF Building (112-118 W. Main Street). He noted that West Main Street is open; the sidewalk is open; that the contributions of 334 donors is a testimony to what can happen when collaborations given a chance; some non-stabilization work continues; in the long-term, TPHA does not want to be al landlord but hopes to see the building to another owner who takes preservation seriously; that iti is now a time to mend fences with the City and downtown stakeholders coming tot together and collaborate; THPA is glad tos see the new Downtown Façade Improvements Grant Program; THPA believes there is a disconnect as there is no representation of the downtown stakeholders sitting at the dais when decisions are made; and Council is invited to view a new exhibit at -Brad Boehringer, 105 Crestwood, stated his opinion that the Downtown Streetscape Program is ill-advised, the current setup for traffic around the Public Square is working; and concerns of pedestrian safety is being changedi into -Heather Sturgill, 323 E. Main Street, asked that Council encourage legislators to support the We the People  effective May 6.  COMMENTS OF MEMBERS OF COUNCIL:  CITIZEN COMMENTS:  neighborhood, but perhaps the response is not what Mr. Morgan wants to see.  Overfield Tavern of artifacts unearthed at the Barbee Farm.  adifferent program.  Amendment at the state and federal levels.  There being no further business, Council adjourned at 7:52 p.m.  Clerk of Council  President of Council    COMMITTEE REPORT TROYCIYCOUNCIL  TO: FROM:  Mr. Rozell, President of Council Buildings & Utilities Committee  DATE: May 13, 2024  SUBJECT: AMENDMENT TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITHJONES & HENRY ENGINEERS, This Committee met May 13 to consider an amendment to the Professional Services Agreement with Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. of Cincinnati, Ohio to perform additional building code design for the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project at the Water Treatment Plant (WTP), at an additional cost not to exceed $32,640, for a total agreement cost not to exceed $259,070. The additional design work is required to comply with the updated 2024 Building Code regulations, including an emergency egress code analysis and fire rating of the abutting wall between the new chlorine room and the remaining Itis the recommendation. of this Committee that! legislation be prepared authorizing thel Director of Public Service and Safety to enteri into an amendment tot the Professional Services Agreement with. Jones & Henry! Engineers, Ltd. of Cincinnati, Ohio to perform the additional design related to the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project at the Water Treatment Plant at a cost not  LTD. FOR ADDITIONAL DESIGN OF THE WATER TREATMENT PLANT CHLORINE GAS PROJECT  SUMMARY REPORT: (To be read at Council meeting)  portion oft the administration area to minimize the scope of potential fire sprinkling requirements.  RECOMMENDATION: (To be read at Council meeting)  to exceed $32,640, for ai total agreement cost not to exceed $259,070.  Respectfully submitted, Bobby' W. Phillips Lynne B. Snee  Samuel J. Pierce, Chairman Buildings & Utilities Committee  DETAILED REPORT:  This Committee met May 13, 2024, to consider an amendment to the Professional Services Agreement with Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. of Cincinnati, Ohio to perform additional building code design for the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project at the Water Treatment Plant (WTP), at an additional cost not to exceed $32,640, for at total agreement cost not to exceed $259,070. Also attending the meeting werel Mayor Oda, Council Members Marshall, Schilling, Severt, Twiss and' Whidden, The Chlorine Gas Conversion project is a project that will decrease risk, increase the resiliency oft the WTP, and address anticipated future EPA regulatory changes by replacing chlorine gas with sodium hypochlorite. On May 15, 2023, Council enacted Resolution No. R-31-2023, which authorizedi the Director of Public Service and Safety to enter into a Professional Services Agreement with Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. of Cincinnati, Ohio, for the design of the project at a cost not to exceed $226,430. As the design work has proceeded, there have been meetings that included the Troy Fire Department and the Miami County Building Department. From those meetings, Jones & Henry representatives were advised that additional design work is required to comply with the updated 2024 Building Code regulations, including an emergency egress code analysis and fire rating oft the abutting wall between the new chlorine room and the remaining portion of the administration areai to minimize the scope of potential fire sprinkling requirements. Jones & Henry provided a not to exceed Itis the recommendation of this Committee that legislation be prepared authorizingt thel Director of Public Service and Safety to enteri into an amendment to thel Professional Services Agreement with Jones & Henry! Engineers, Ltd. of Cincinnati, Ohio to perform the additional design related tot the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project at the Water Treatment Plant at a cost not  citizens, and members of the City staff.  cost of $32,640 for the additional required design.  RECOMMENDATION:  to exceed $32,640, for at total agreement cost not to exceed $259,070.  Cc:  Council, Mayor, Director ofl Law, Auditor, Clerk, Director of Public Service & Safety, Media, staff    COMMITTEE REPORT TROY CITY COUNCIL  TO: FROM: SUBJECT:  Mr. Rozell, President of Council Finance Committee  DATE: May 13,2024  INCREASING AUTHORIZATION! FOR CURBSIDE RECYCLING PROGRAM  SUMMARY REPORT: (To be read at Council meeting) fees continue to support the cost of the contract.  This Committee met! May 131 to discussi increasingt the contract authorization fort the Curbside Recycling Program ast the only! bidr received exceeds the authorization. City staff advised thati ito continues to be more coste effective to contract fort the service, and thati ther recycling Itv was discussed that staff will continue to monitor and evaluate the cost comparisons of continuing the status-quo (refuse collection in- house/contracting for recycling), performing both services in-house, contracting for both services, or any other viable options, prior to implementing either of thet two-year extensions as well as for long-term evaluation purposes. However, iti is noted that contracting for curbside recycling fort thet full fivey years should be accomplished without an increase tot ther residential refuse collection fee. Itis the recommendation of this Committee that legislation be prepared increasing the contract award authorization for the Curbside Recycling Program for at three-year period, with upi to two one-year mutually agreeable extensions, as follows:  RECOMMENDATION: (To be read at Council meeting)  Contract Year Authorization  2024-25 $570,000  2025-26 $605,000  2026-27 $647,000  2027-28 $685,000  2028-29 $730,000  Int that the current contract expires in May, Committee supports emergency legislation.  Respectfully submitted, Jeffrey A. Schilling Susan M. Westfall Todd D. Severt, Chairman Finance Committee  DETAILED REPORT: staff.  This Committee met May 13, 2024, to consider increasing the authorization for the Curbside Recycling Program. Also attending the meeting were Mayor Oda, Council Members Marshall, Pierce, Phillips, Snee, Whidden and Twiss, citizens, and members of the City The City of Troy contracts for the curbside recycling program. In April, Council approved legislation authorizing the Director of Public Service and Safety to advertise for bids and enter into a contract fort the curbside recycling program at a cost not to exceed $535,000 pery yearf forad contract! basedo ont threey years, witht two optional additionaly years. Att thatt time, staff advised thatt ther requested authorization was increased over Troy's expiring contract, and that the recent! bids received by neighboring municipalities for curbside recycling were The bid opening for the Curbside Recycling Program was held on May 8, with Rumpke of Ohio, Inc. submitting the only bid, which is in excess of the authorized amount. Staff met to review the bids and to update the proforma related to the cost to bring this service in- house versus continuing to contract for the program. That analysis indicated that it continues to be more cost effective to contract for thes service, and that the recycling fees continue to support the cost oft the contract. Itis estimated that with the capital and labor costs, Itwas discussed that staff will continue to monitor and evaluate the cost comparisons of continuing the status-quo (refuse collection in- house/contracting: forr recycling), performing both services in-house, and contracting for both services prior to implementing either oft the two-year extensions as well as for long-term evaluations. However, iti is noted that contracting for curbside recycling for the full five Itis the recommendation of this Committee that legislation be prepared increasing the contract award authorization for the Curbside  substantially increased over expiring contracts.  thei initial three-year cost to perform the service in-house substantially exceeds the three-year contract cost.  years should be accomplished withouta ani increase tot the residential refuse collection fee.  RECOMMENDATION: Contract Year Authorization  Recycling Program for ai three-year period, with upi tot two one-year mutually agreeable extensions, as follows:  2024-25 $570,000  2025-26 $605,000  2026-27 $647,000  2027-28 $685,000  2028-29 $730,000  Int that the current contract expires in May, Committee supports emergency legislation. cc: Council, Mayor, Director ofl Law, Auditor, Clerk, Director of Public! Service & Safety, Media, staff    COMMITTEE REPORT TROY CITYCOUNCIL  TO: FROM:  Mr. Rozell, President of Council Law & Ordinance Committee  DATE: May 13, 2024  SUBJECT: Zoning Code Amendments - Ordinance No. 0-18-2024 SUMMARY REPORT: (to be read at Council meeting)  This Committee met May 13 to review the recommendation of the Planning Commission that Zoning Code amendments be approved to provide updates to the Downtown Riverfront-Overlay, (DR-O) District. Council has established a moratorium on applications in the DR-O District pending review and recommended amendments This Committee supports the Zoning Code amendments recommended byt the Troy Planning Commisionregarding amendments to the DR-O District and recommends that Ordinance No. 0-18-2024 be adopted. Upon the effective  regarding the DR-O District. These amendments are contained in Ordinance No. 0-18-2024.  RECOMMENDATION:  date of the Ordinance the moratorium would cease.  Respectfullys submitted, Kristie L. Marshall William C. Twiss  Jeffrey G. Whidden, Chairman Law & Ordinance Committee  DETAILED REPORT:  This Committee met May 13, 2024 to review the recommendation of the Planning Commission that Zoning Code amendments regarding the Downtown Rivertront-Overlay (DR-O) District be approved. These amendments are contained in Ordinance No. 0-18-2024. The meeting was also attended by Mayor Oda, Council Members Phillips, Council stabishedamoratonum on applications int the! DR-ODistrict: to allows staff an opportunity tor review and provide recommendations regarding amendments to the District to better meet the intent of the DR-O District to permit alteration and adaptive reuse of existing buildings, and redevelopment of vacant lands, in accordance with a coordinated plan which can be designed with greater flexibility, and consequently, more creative and imaginative redevelopment of this closely built and oldest area of Troy. Uses are to also meet today's design standards of the Historic Preservation Overlay as well as safe maneuverability of vehicles per the Construction Standards. The review was to remove uses that may be contradicting other sections of the Zoning Code or do not otherwise meet the stated intent of the Comprehensive Plan and underlying districts. The Planning Commission reviewed the proposed amendments and forwarded a recommendation to Council for their approval. A public hearing was held This Committee supports the Zoning Code amendments recommended byt the Troy Planning Commission regarding amendments tot the DR-O District and recommends that Ordinance No. 0-18-2024 be adopted. Upon the effective  Pierce, Schilling, Severt and' Westfall, citizens, and members oft the City staff.  on Ordinance No. 0-18-2024 on May 6, with no comments made.  RECOMMENDATION:  date of the Ordinance the moratorium would cease.  Cc:  Council, Mayor, Law Director, Auditor, Clerk, Director of Public Service & Safety, staff, media    COMMITTEE REPORT TROYCIYCOUNCIL  TO: FROM:  Mr. Rozell, President of Council Safety & Health Committee  DATE: May13,2024  SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF THE MIAMI COUNTY91-1PLAN SUMMARY REPORT: (To be read at Council meeting)  This Committee met May 131 to discuss approval of the Miami County 9-1-1 Plan. As required by Section 128 of the Ohio Revised Code (ORC), thel Miami County9-1-1 Plan has been reviewed, updated, and approved by the Miami County Board of Commissioners. The County has requested approval by the political subdivisions covered by the Plan. Itis the recommendation oft this Committee that legislation be prepared approving the Miami County 9-1-1 Plan. Based on the date by which the County has asked for approval, Committee supports emergency legislation.  RECOMMENDATION: (To be read at Council meeting)  Respectfully: submitted, Todd D. Severt Jeffrey G. Whidden William C. Twiss, Chairman Safety & Health Committee  DETAILED REPORT:  This Committee met May 13, 2024, to consider approving the Miami County 9-1-1 Plan. Also attending the meeting were Mayor Oda, Council Members Marshall, Pierce, Phillips, Schilling and Westfall, citizens, and members of the City staff. As required by Section 128 of the Ohio Revised Code (ORC), the Miami County 9-1-1 Plan has been reviewed, updated, and approved by the Miami County Board of Commissioners. The plan formally adopts the Formation of the 911 Board and the structure oft thel Miami County Communications Center. The plan is reported to the state to show compliance with the ORC for thet formation of a regional 911 system. There are no changes proposed to the operation or structure oft the 911 Board or the operations oft the Miami County Communications: Center. The County has requested approval of the Plan Itis the recommendation of this Committee that legislation be prepared approving the Miami County 9-1-1 Plan. Based on  by the political subdivisions covered by the Plan by May 24.  RECOMMENDATION:  the date by which the County has asked for approval, Committee supports emergency legislation. Cc: Council, Mayor, Director of Law, Auditor, Clerk, Director of Public Service & Safety, Media, staff    COMMITTEE REPORT TROY CITY COUNCIL  TO: FROM:  Mr. Rozell, President of Council Streets & Sidewalks Committee  DATE: May 13, 2024  SUBJECT: ORDINANCE OF ASSESSMENT, PHASE 15 OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM  SUMMARY REPORT: (To be read at Council meeting)  This Committee met May 13 to consider the Ordinance of Assessment for Phase 15 of the Sidewalk Improvement Program. The Phase 15 work has been completed for the area described in the detailed report. No objections were received from the recently published notice. The next step of the process is for Council to enact the Ordinance of Itis the recommendation of this Committee that legislation be prepared authorizing the Ordinance of Assessment for  Assessment.  RECOMMENDATION: (To be read at Council meeting) Phase 15 of the Sidewalk Improvement Program.  Respectfully: submitted, Jeffrey A. Schilling Susan M. Westfall Bobby W. Phillips, Chairman Streets & Sidewalks Committee  DETAILED REPORT:  On May 13, 2024, this Committee met to consider the Ordinance of Assessment for Phase 15 of the Sidewalk Improvement Program. Also attending the meeting were Mayor Oda, Council Members Marshall, Pierce, Severt and Phase 15 generallyi included thes subdivision of Kings Chapel. The streets included are St. Andrews Drive, Glasgow Drive, Aberdeen Court, Kings Chapel Drive, New Castle Drive, Glenmore Court, Galway Court, Inverness Court, Thornhill Drive, Foxchase Court W, Foxchase Court E, Westhaven Drive, Waterford Drive, and Highland Court. For those properties in this phase where the City contracted for the work to be performed, the notice of the completion of the project and availability of final assessments for review has been done. That notice provided for objections to be filed by May: 3. No objections were filed. The next step is for Council to enact the Ordinance of Assessment. The property owners will then be given written notice to make payment within a 30-day period. Assessments not paid will be certified to the County Auditor for collection with property taxes over a five-year period. The unpaid assessments would be certified for collections to start in 2025. This will enable the City to recover approximately $153,065.29 invested in infrastructure Itis the recommendation of this Committee that legislation be prepared authorizing the Ordinance of Assessment for  Whidden, citizens, and members of the City staff.  rehabilitation in the public right-of-way. RECOMMENDATION:  Phase 15 of the Sidewalk Improvement Program. Cc: Council, Mayor, Auditor, Director of Law Director of Public Service & Safety, Clerk, media, file    CITYOFTROYOHIO  RESOLUTION No. R-22-2024.  DaymmlegalBlnt.le  RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. R-31-2023, AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND SAFETY OF THE CITY OF TROY, OHIO TO ENTERI INTOAN AMENDMENT TO THE AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES WITH JONES & HENRY ENGINEERS, LTD. OF CINCINNATI, OHIO, FOR DESIGN SERVICES FOR THE CHLORINE GAS CONVERSION PROJECT AT THE WATER TREATMENT PLANT OF THE CITYO OF TROY,OHIO  WHEREAS, the Council lofthe CityofT Troy, Ohio enacted Resolution! No. R-31-2023, authorizing thel Director ofF Public Service and Safety oft the City of Troy, Ohio toe enter into a professional services' agreement with the firm of Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. of Cincinnati, Ohio, top perform the stated services fort the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project for thel Water Treatment! Planto oft the Cityo ofT Troy, Ohio, withs such servicest toi includep preparation oft thep plans, design specifications, preparel bidding documents, providing ane estimate for bidding, review oft bids submitted, andl limited construction inspections, atat total cost not to exceed Two Hundred Twenty-six Thousand, Four Hundred Thirty Dollars and no/100 WHEREAS, additional design work is required to comply with the updated 2024 Building Coder regulations, including an emergency egress code analysis and fire rating oft the abutting wall between thè new chlorine room and the remaining portion oft the administration area to minimize the scope of potential fire sprinkling requirements, the cost ofv which design would! bea ana amountr nott toe exceed" Thirty-two Thousand, Sixk Hundred WHEREAS, the Council oft the CityofTroy, Ohio! has determinedi thats sucha additional design work should be perfored related to the Chlorine Gas Conversion Project att the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Troy, as SECTION!: That the Director of Public Service and Safety oft the City of Troy, Ohio is hereby authorized to enter into an amendment to the professional services agreement witht thef firm ofJ Jones & Henry! Engineers, Ltd. ofC Cincinnati, Ohio, top perform the additional design work described herein related tot the design serviçes for the Chlorine Gas Conversion! Projectf fort thel Water Treatment! Planto ofthe City ofl Troy, Ohio, atat total costr not toe exceed Thirty-two1 Thousand, Six Hundred Forty Dollars andr no/100 ($32,640.00), fora total professional: services agreement fors saidp projecta atac costr nott to exceed" Two Hundred Fifty-nine Thousand, Seventy Dollars andi no/100 ($259,070.00). SECTION!!: That this Resolution shall be effective att the earliest date allowed  ($226,430.00); and  Forty Dollars and no/100 ($32,640.00); and Water Treatment Plant. follows:  by law. Adopted: Approved: Attest:  President of Council  Clerk of Council  Mayor    CITYOFTROY,OHIO  RESOLUTION No. R-23-2024  DayunleglBlank, Inc.  RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. R-17-2024, AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND SAFETYOFTHE CITY OF TROY, OHIO TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS AND ENTER INTO A CONTRACTI FOR THE CURBSIDE RECYCLING PROGRAM, ANDI DECLARING ANE EMERGENCY  WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Troy, Ohio enacted Resolution No. R-17-2024, authorizing the Director of Public Service and Safety of the City of Troy, Ohio to advertise for bids ande enteri into a contracti for the Curbside Recycling Program fort the Cityo of Troy, Ohio, for at three-year period with up to two one-year mutually agreed upon extensions, in accordance witht thes specifications now onf filei int the Office oft thel Director ofF Public Service and Safety, ata cost not to exceed Five Hundred" Thirty-five Thousand Dollars ($535,000.00) per year fore each WHEREAS, the only bid received for this projecti is higher than the amount authorized WHEREAS, the Council oft the City of Troy, Ohio has determined that the City of Troy NOW, THEREFORE, BEI ITI RESOLVEDI byt the Council oft the City of Troy, asf follows: SECTION!: That Section! lof Resolution No. R-17-20241 ist hereby amendedt tor read as "SECTION!: Thatt the! Directoro of Public Service and Safety oft the City of Troy, Ohio ist hereby authorizedi to advertiset for bids and enter into a contract for the Curbside Recycling Program fort the CityofTroy, Ohio, forat three-year period with upt tot two one-yeari mutually agreed upon extensions, in accordance with the specifications now onf file int the Office oft the Director of Public Service and Safety, atac costr nott to exceed thet following amounts per contract year: Contract Year 2024-2025 Five Hundred Seventy" Thousand Dollars andr no/100 ($570,000.00) Contract) Year 2025-2026 Six Hundred Five Thousand Dollars andr no/100 ($605,000.00) Contract Year 2026-2027 Six Hundred Forty-seven Thousand Dollars andr no/100 ($647,000.00) Contract Year 2027-2028 Six Hundred Eighty-five Thousand Dollars andr no/100 ($685,000.00) Contract Year 2028-2029 Seven Hundred Thirty Thousand Dollars andr no/100 ($730,000.00)" SECTIONIE: That prior to executing either oft the mutually agreed upon extensions, for Contract Year 2027-2028 or Contract Year 2028-2029, there willl bea a review and evaluation oft the Curbside Recycling Program to determine ife either or both of said extensions shall be SECTION I: That this Resolution is an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation oft the public peace, health and safety oft the City of Troy, Ohio, andf for thef furtherr reason sot thatt thee execution ofar newo contract mayt takep place priort tot the expiration oft the currento contract; NOWV WHEREFORE, this Resolution: shalll bee effectivei immediately upon  year oft the contract; and by Resolution No. R-17-2024; and  should continue the contract fort the Curbside Recycling Program.  follows:  Extension) Year One: Extension) Year Two:  executed.  its adoption and approval byt the Mayor  Adopted: Approved: Attest:_  President of Council  Clerk of Council  Mayor    CITYOFTROY, OHIO  RESOLUTION No. R-24-2024 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE MIAMI COUNTY 9-1-1 FINAL PLAN AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY  DayunlegiBhmk.la  WHEREAS, the Miami County 9-1-1 Final Plan was reviewed and updated in WHEREAS, thel Boardo of Miami County Commissioners has approved thel Miami County9-1-11 Final Plan andi forwarded: said planf fort the approval ofe each city, township, NOW, THEREFORE, BEI ITF RESOLVEDI byt the Council oft the City of Troy, as SECTION!: That the Council of the City of Troy, Ohio, hereby confirms SECTIONI!: That this Resolution is an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation oft the public peace, health and safety oft the City of Troy, Ohio, and for the further reason that the Miami County 9-1-1 Final Plan needs to be approved by May 24, 2024, NOW WHEREFORE, this Resolution shall be effective  accordance with Section 128 oft the Ohio Revised Code; and orv village of Miami County byl May2 24, 2024.  follows:  approval oft the Miami County 9-1-1 Final Plan  immediately upon its adoption and approval by thel Mayor.  Adopted: Approved: Attest:  President of Council  Clerk of Council  Mayor    CIYOFTROY,OHIO  ORDINANCE No. 0-18-2024  DaylanleplB Blank,lme.  AN ORDINANCE, AMENDING SECTIONS 114.13.114314,114.15. AND 1143.18 OF THE ZONING CODE OF THE CITYOF TROY.OHIO WHEREAS, the Council ofthe City ofTroy, Ohiof findsi ita appropriate toa amendt the Zoning Code NOW, THEREFORE, BEITO ORDAINED by the Council oft the Cityo ofT Troy, Ohio, asf follows: SECTION!: That Section1 1143.13oft the Zoning Code oft the City of Troy, Ohio, attached SECTION!: That Section 1143.13 oft the Zoning Code oft the City of Troy, Ohio, as set (a)! Purpose. The "B-1" Local Retail District is intended top permit the development of retail sales and personal services required to meet the day-to-day needs of an adjacent residential neighborhood. Stores, businesses ando offices int this zone should be useful to the majority of the neighborhood residents, should be economically supportable byr nearby population, ands should not draw community-wide patronage. AS grocery store or grocery. storeldrugstore combination is favored as the principal tenant inal local retail district. Ing general, the' "B-1"Locall Retail District isi intendedf for theg grouping ofag grocery store and small retail businesses ando office usesv whicha are relatively nuisance-freel tos surrounding residences and which do not detract from the residential purpose ando character oft thes surrounding neighborhood. Residential uses may be permitted ont the second story or above whenl located inat buildingi in which (b)! Principal Permitted Uses. Only those uses set forth below which continuously conform to allt the requirements of divisions (e) through (g) of this section shall be  ofthe CityofT Troy, Ohior related tot thel Downtown Riverfront Overlay District.  heretoa andr markedE Exhibit" "A"i ish hereby repealed. forth! belowi is enacted asf follows: "1143.13 B-1LOCAL RETAIL DISTRICT  the firstf floori is devoted toa permitted use.  permitted:  Accountant's office. Apparel stores- - retail stores. Architect's office. Arta ands schools supplies retail sales. Artg galleries andr museums. Artist, sculptor and composer studios. Attorney's office. Automobile fuel dispensing station. Automobile parking garages. Automobile parking! lots. Banks and financial institutions. Barber and beautys shops. Beda and Breakfast. Bicycles sale, rental and repair. Books- retail sales. Business, civic, fraternal association: andl labor meetingr rooms. Cameras and photo supplies retail sales. Candy and confectionery- retails sales. Child day- care centers. Churches, chapels, temples, synagogues. Çigars, cigarettes, tobacco- retail sales. Drugs stores retails sales. Dry cleaning andI laundromats. Eating place - carry out. Eatingp place #1. Eating place #2. Electrical appliance repair. Engineer's office. Florists. Food stores- retail sales. Gifts shops.  Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes,' but not including work shops, warehouse, or open material storage. Grocery, meat andf fish- - retails sales. Hardware- retails sales. Hobbys shops - retail sales. Insurance agent's office. Jewelry- retail sales. Lawn mower sales, service andr repair. Leather goods andl luggage retails sales. Libraries.    ORDINANCE! NO. 0-18-2024 PAGET TWO  Locksmiths. Medical and dentall laboratories. Medical and dental office/clinic. Mortuaries and funeral parlors. Newsstand- - retail sales. Office supplies and stationary- retail sales. Opticalg goods - retail sales. Package liquor, beer and wine - retail sales. Paint, glass and wallpaper - retail sales. Petg grooming, allo day- no overnight. Pets sales and supplies -r retail sales. Photo studios. Private clubs. Professional Offices not otherwise mentioned. Public parks, playgrounds and community centers. Public utility.. Radio andt television-sales, service and repair. Real estate broker's office. Repair part- retail sales. Residential use ons second story or above. Retail ands service uses. Schools - primary, intermediate and secondary public or private. Seamstress and tailor. Shoe repair. Upholstery shop, noti involvingf furniture manufacturing. Varietys stores retail sales. Veterinary office- - nol boarding. Watch, clock andj jewelryr repair.  (c)! Principally Permitted Uses in the Downtown Riverfront Overlay District. Only the following uses that are located in the Downtown Riverfront Overly District set forth below which continuously conform toa allt ther requirements ofd divisions (e)t through (g)  oft this section shall bep permitted:  Accountant's office. Apparel stores retail stores. Architect's office. Arta ands school supplies- retail sales. Artg galleries and museums. Artist, sculptor and composer studios. Attorney's office. Automobile parking garages. Automobile parking lots. Banks andi financial institutions. Barber and! beauty shops. Beda and Breakfast. Bicycles sale, rental and repair. Books- retail sales. Business, civic, fraternal association andI labor meeting rooms. Cameras andp photos supplies- retail sales. Candy and confectionery retail sales. Child day- care centers. Churches, chapels, temples, synagogues. Cigars, cigarettes, tobacco- retail sales. Drug stores - retails sales. Dry cleaning andl laundromats. Eatingp place - carry out. Eatingp place- #1. Eatingp place- #2. Electrical appliance repair. Engineer's office. Florists. Foods stores - retail sales. Gifts shops.  Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes, but not including work shops, warehouse, oro open material storage. Grocery, meat andf fish- retail sales. Hardware- retail sales. Hobbys shops retail sales.    ORDINANCEI NO. 0-18-2024 PAGET THEE  Insurance: agent's office. Jewelry- retails sales. Leathers goods andI luggage- = retail sales. Libraries. Locksmiths. Medical and dentall laboratories. Medical and dental office/clinic. Mortuaries and funeral parlors. Newsstand- retail sales. Office supplies and stationary- retail sales. Optical goods- retail sales. Package liquor, beer and wine retail sales. Paint, glass and wallpaper- retail sales. Petg grooming, allo day- no overnight. Pets sales ands supplies - retails sales. Photo studios. Private clubs. Professional Offices noto otherwise mentioned. Public parks, playgrounds and community centers. Public utility.. Radio and television-sales, service andi repair. Reale estate broker's office. Residential use ons seconds story or above. Retail ands service uses. Schools - primary, intermediate and secondary - public or private. Seamstress andt tailor. Shoe repair. Upholstery shop, noti involving furniture manufacturing. Varietys stores - retail sales. Veterinary office -no boarding. Watch, clock andj jewelryr repair.  (d) Permitted Accessory Uses. The following are permitted as accessory uses subject tot thep provisions of Section 1151.04 oft this Zoning Code: (1) Refuse Dumpsters. (2) Astructure fors storage incidental toap permitted use. (3) Off-street parking andI loading as regulatedi in Sections 1153 and 1155 oft this Zoning Code. (4) Any use which is customarily found inc conjunction with principal use as approved! by the Planning Commission. (e)! Lot Size Requirements. Each separate zoning lot int the "B-1" Local Retail District  shall:  Contain a minimum lot area oft twentyt thousand (20,000): squarei feet. Have a minimum loty width ofo onel hundred (100) feet. Have a minimum! loto depth ofc one! hundred (100) feet. Havea ar maximum! loto depth tol lotv widthr ratio of3:16 excepto ond cul-de-sacs lots and otherl lots bearing uniquet topography. () Buffer Strips. Abuffer strips shalll bee established ont thel lot beingo developed int the" "B- 1"Local Retail Districty wheni ita abuts thef following zoning districts: (1) A,A-R,R-110R-7: Ar minimum oft twenty-five (25)f feet inv width. All buffer strips shall be developed in accordance with the standards outlined in (g)! Bulk Regulations. Allo construction ona any: zoning loti ini the' "B-1"Local Retail District  Section 1149.11oft this Zoning Code. shall provide for:  Maximum! building! loto coverage of sixty (60) percent. Maximum structurel heighto off forty (40)f feet. Minimum front yard of twenty-five (25)f feet. Minimum side yard off five (5) feet. Minimum rear yard oft twenty-five (25) feet.  (h). Development: Standards. All development int the" "B-1" Local Retail Zoning! District shall bes subjectt tot the applicable provisions of Sections 1147t through1 1159oft thisZ Zoning  Code."    ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024 PAGEF FOUR  SECTIONI I: That Section 1143.14oft the Zoning Code oft the City ofT Troy, Ohio, attached SECTION IV: That Section 1143.14 oft the Zoning Code of the City of Troy, Ohio, as set  hereto and marked Exhibit "B"i ish hereby repealed. forth belowi is enacted asf follows:  "1143.14 B-2 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT  (a) Purpose. The" "B-2" Districti isi intended top provide fort the development ofr majorr retail shoppinga areas ando centers outsidet thec downtown area. These districtsi includer much ofth thes strip commercial property existing alongt ther major streets oft the City. The uses permitted arei intended to accommodate the general retail consumer. (b) Principal Permitted Uses. Only those uses set forth below which continuously conform to allt the requirements of divisions (e) through (g) oft this section shall be  permitted:  Accountant's office. Agricultural implement sales and service. Apparel stores- retail sales. Architect's office. Arta ands school supplies retail sales. Artg galleries and museums. Artist, sculptor ando composer studios. Attorney's office. Auctions sales. Automobiles accessories retail sales, including incidental installation. Automobile fuel dispensing station. Automobile parkings garages. Automobile parking! lots. Automobile repair garages- no body work. Automobile service stations. Automobile Wash. Bakeries retails sales. Banks and financiali institutions. Barber and! beauty schools. Barber and! beautys shops. Bicycles sale, rental and repair. Blueprinting, photocopying, photof finishing services. Books- retail sales. Bowling lanes. Building material sale ands storage facilities. Business, civic, fraternal association andl laborr meeting rooms. Business and technical schools. Cabinets shops. Cameras and photos supplies retail sales. Candy and confectionery- retail sales. Catering services. Day-care centers. Churches, chapels, temples, synagogues. Cigars, cigarettes, tobacco- retail: sales. Coin-operated: amusement centers. Dance halls. Dancing schools. Department: stores. Driver training schools (Automobile). Drug stores - retail sales. Dry cleaning andl laundromats. Eating place- carry out. Eating place - Drive-in. Eating place- -#1. Eating place #2. Electrical appliance repair. Engineer's office. Exterminating services. Florists. processing. Food stores- retail sales. Garden stores. Gifts shops.  Equipment rentals services, including cars, trucks and trailers. Food brokers retail, wholesale and storage without    ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024 PAGE FIVE  Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes, but not including work shops, warehouse, ord openr materials storage. Grocery, meat andi fish- retail sales. Gymnasiums. Hardware retail sales. Health studios and clubs. Heating, A/C, electric andp plumbings sales, service and repair. Hobbys shops - retail sales. Hotels and motels. Insurance: agent's office. Jewelry- retail sales. Kennel. Lawn mowers sales, service and repair. Leather goods and luggage retail sales. Libraries. Locksmiths. Medical and dental laboratories. Medical and dental office/clinic. Mortuaries andf funeral parlors. Motorcycle sales and service. Newsstand- - retail sales. Office supplies and stationary- retail sales. Optical goods- retail sales. Package liquor, beer and wine retail sales - Drive- thru. Package liquor, beer and wine- retail sales. Paint, glass and wallpaper retail sales. Petg grooming allo day, no overnight. Pets sales and supplies retails sales. Photo studios. Private clubs. Professional Office not otherwise mentioned. Public parks, playgrounds and community centers. Publicu utility. Radio andt television sales, service and repair. Real estatel broker's office. Repair part- - retail sales. Residential use ons seconds story ora above. Retail and service uses. Sales offices and service centers. Schools - primary, intermediate and secondary public or private. Seamstress and tailor. Shoe repair. Upholstery shop, noti involving furniture manufacturing. Varietys stores - retail sales. Veterinary office- w/boarding. Watch, clock andj jewelry repair.  (c) Principally Permitted Uses in the Downtown Riverfront Overlay District. Only the following uses that are located in the Downtown Riverfront Overly District set forth belowv which continuously conform to allt ther requirements of divisions (e) through (g)  oft thiss section shall bep permitted:  Accountant's office. Apparels stores retail sales. Architect's office. Arta ands school supplies retails sales. Artg galleries andr museums. Artist, sculptor and composer studios. Attorney's office. Auction sales. installation. Automobile parking garages. Automobile parking lots. Bakeries- retails sales. Banks andf financial institutions. Barber and beautys schools. Barber and beautys shops. Bicycle sale, rental andr repair. Blueprinting, photocopying, photof finishing services.  Automobiles accessories - retail sales, including incidental    ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024 PAGE SIX  Books retail sales. Bowling lanes. Business, civic, fraternal association and! labor meetingr rooms. Business and technical schools. Cabinets shops. Cameras andp photo supplies retail sales. Candy and confectionery- retail sales. Catering services. Day-care centers. Churches, chapels, temples, synagogues. Cigars, cigarettes, tobacco- - retail sales. Coin-operated amusement centers. Dance halls. Dancings schools. Department: stores. Driver trainings schools (Automobile). Drug stores - retails sales. Eating place- carry out. Eating place- Drive-in. Eating place -#1. Eating place- #2. Electrical appliance repair. Engineer's office. Florists. Food stores retail sales. Garden stores. Gifts shops.  Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes, but not including work shops, warehouse, or open material storage. Grocery, meat andi fish- - retail sales. Gymnasiums. Hardware- retails sales. Health studios and clubs. Hobby shops retail sales. Hotels andi motels. Insurance agent's office. Jewelry- retail sales. Kennel. Leather goods and! luggage- retail sales. Libraries. Locksmiths. Medical and dental laboratories. Medical and dental office/clinic. Mortuaries andf funeral parlors. Newsstand- - retail sales. Office supplies ands stationary- retail sales. Optical goods- retail sales. Package liquor, beer and wine retail sales - without Drive Thru. Paint, glass and wallpaper retail sales. Petg grooming allo day, no overnight. Pets sales and supplies retail sales. Photo studios. Private clubs. Professional Office noto otherwise mentioned. Public parks, playgrounds and community centers. Public utility. Radio andt television- -S sales, service and repair. Real estate broker's office. Repair part- - retail sales. Residential use ons second story or above. Retail ands service uses. Sales offices ands service centers. Schools - primary, intermediate and secondary public or private. Seamstress andt tailor. Shoe repair. Upholstery shop, noti involving furniture manufacturing. Varietys stores - retail sales. Veterinary office - w/boarding. Watch, clock andj jewelry repair.    ORDINANCEN NO. 0-18-2024 PAGE SEVEN  (d)! Permitted Accessory Uses. Thei following are permitted as accessory uses subject tot the provisions of Section 1151.04 oft this Zoning Code:  Refuse Dumpsters. Astructuret fors storagei incidental toap permitted use. 3) Off-street parking andI loading as regulated in Sections 1153 and1 1155 oft this Zoning Code. (4) Any use which is customarily found in conjunction with principal use as approved byt thef Planning Commission. (e)! Lot Size Requirements. Each separate zoning! loti int the' "B-2" General Business (1) Contain a minimum! lota area off forty thousand (40,000) square feet. 2) Have al minimum lot width ofo one! hundred-fifty (150) feet. (3) Have ai minimum lot deptho of one hundred (100)f feet. (4) Have ar maximum! loto deptht tol lotv width ratio of3:16 excepto ond cul-de-sacs lots and other lots bearing uniquet topography. () Buffer Strips. Ab buffers strip shall bee established ont the lot being developed int the" "B- 2'GeneralE Business District wheni it abutst thef following districts: (1) A, A-R, R-1 to R-7, OR-1, OC-1, B-1,WO: A minimum oft twenty-five (g)! Bulk Regulations. All construction on any zoning loti int the' "B-2" General Business (1) Maximum building loto coverage ofe eighty (80) percent. (2) Maximum structure height ofs sixty-five (65) feet. (3) Minimum front yard oft twenty-five (25)f feet. (4) Minimum side yard oft ten (10)f feet, orh half theb building height, whichever is greater. (5) Minimum reary yard oft twenty-five (25)f feet. (h). Development Standards. All development int the "B-2" General Business Zoning District shall be subjectt tot the applicable provisions of Sections 11471 through 1159 SECTIONV: That Section 1143.15 oft the Zoning Code oft the City ofT Troy, Ohio, attached SECTIONVI: That Section 1143.15 oft the Zoning Code oft the City of Troy, Ohio, as set (a) Purpose. The "B-3" Central Business District isi intended to accommodate office concentrations and the great variety of retail stores and related activities which occupyt the prime area within the central business district, andy which serve the entire metropolitan area. Highi intensity and large! bulk development characterize the central business district area. Iti is intended that this district not be mapped outside the (b)! Principal Permitted Uses. Only those uses set forth below which continuously conform to allt the requirements of divisions (d) through () of this section shall be  District shall:  (25)f feeti inv width.  District shall:  oft this Zoning Code."  hereto andi marked Exhibit" "C"i is hereby repealed. forthl belowi ise enacted asf follows:  "1143.15 B-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT  downtown area. permitted:  Accountant's office. Apparel stores retail sales. Architect's office. Arta and school supplies retail sales. Artg galleries andr museums. Artist, sculptor ando composer studios. Attorney's office. Auctions sales. installation. Automobile parkings garages. Automobile parking! lots. Bakeries- - retail sales. Banks andf financial institutions.  Automobile accessories = retail sales, including incidental    NO. 0-18-2024 PAGEE EIGHT  Barber and beautys shops. Bicycle sale, rental andr repair. Blueprinting, photocopying, photo finishings services. Books- retail sales. Business, civic, fraternala association: andl labor meetingr rooms. Cabinet shops. Cameras and photos supplies retail sales. Candy and confectionery- retail sales. Churches, chapels, temples, synagogues. Cigars, cigarettes, tobacco retail sales. Dancing schools. Department: stores. Drugs stores - retails sales. Dry cleaning andl laundromats. Eating place- carry out. Eatingp place- -#1. Eating place- #2. Electrical appliance repair. Engineer's office. Florists. Food stores retail sales. Gifts shops. Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes, but not including work shops, warehouse, or open material storage. Grocery, meat andf fish- - retail sales. Gymnasiums. Hardware- retail sales. Healths studios and clubs. Hobbys shops - retail sales. Hotels andr motels. Insurance: agent's office. Jewelry- retails sales. Leather goods andl luggage- retail sales. Libraries. Locksmiths. Medical and dental laboratories. Medical and dental office/clinic. Mortuaries andf funeral parlors. Newsstand- retail sales. Nursingh homes. Office supplies ands stationary- retail sales. Optical goods- retail sales. Paint, glass and wallpaper- retail sales. Pets sales and supplies retail sales. Photo studios. Private clubs. Professional Offices not otherwise mentioned. Public parks, playgrounds and community centers. Public utility. Radio andt television- sales, service and repair. Railroad stations passenger. Reale estatel broker's office. Repair part- - retail sales. Rescue missions. Residential use ons second story or above. Retail ands service uses. Rooming! houses. Sales offices and service centers. Schools - primary, intermediate and secondary public or private. Seamstress and tailor. Shoe repair. Upholstery shop, noti involving furniture manufacturing. Varietys stores retail sales. Watch, clock andj jewelryr repair.  (c) Permitted Accessory Uses. Thet following are permitted as accessory uses: subject tot thep provisions of Section 1151.04 oft this Zoning Code: (1) Refuse Dumpsters. (2) As structure fors storagei incidental toap permitted use.    ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024 PAGEN NINE  (3) Off-street parking and loading as regulated in Sections 1153 and 1155 (4) Any use whichi is customarily foundi in conjunction with principal use as (d) Lot Size Requirements. Each separate zoning lot in the "B-3" Central Business  oft this Zoning Code. approved byt thel Planning Commission. Nor minimum! lots size requirement. Havea ar minimum lotv width of onel hundred (100) feet. Have ar minimum loto depth ofo one! hundred (100) feet. Have ar maximum loto deptht tol lotv widthr ratio of3:16 excepto on cul-de-sacs lots and other lots bearing unique topography. (e) Buffer Strips. Abuffer strips shall bee established ont thel loth beingo developed int the" "B- 3"C Central Business District when ita abuts thef following: zoningo districts: (1) A,A-R,R-1t0R-7: Aminimum oft twenty-five (25)f feeti inv width. AlI buffer strips shall be developed in accordance with the standards outlined in (f) Bulk Regulations. All construction on any zoning loti in the' "B-3" Central Business (1) Maximum: structure height oft thirty-five (35)f feet. 2) Minimum rear yard oft twenty-five (25)f feet when adjoining a residential (g)! Development Standards. All development in the "B-3" Central Business Zoning district shall bes subject tot the applicable provisions ofs Sections 1147t through1 1159of SECTIONVI!: That Section 1143.18oft the Zoning Code oft the City ofl Troy, Ohio, attached SECTION VI: That Section 1143.18 oft the Zoning Code oft the City of Troy, Ohio, as set (a)! Purpose. The" "M-2" Lighti Industrial Districti is designed top provide fori industrial uses, which cant bec operatedi ins suchan mannera ast too conform tot the applicable performance standards specified int the district. These performance standards regulate such uses in order to prohibit congestion and for the protection of adjacent residential and (b) Principal Permitted Uses. Only those uses set forth below which continuously conform to all the requirements of divisions (e) through (g) oft this section shall be  District shall:  Section 1149.11 oft this Zoning Code. District shall providef for:  zoningo district.  this Zoning Code."  hereto andr marked Exhibit" "D" is herebyr repealed. forth belowi is enacted asf follows:  "1143.18 M-2LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT  business activities. permitted:  Agricultural implement sales and service. Agricultural uses. Auction sales. Automobile fuel dispensing station. Automobile parking garages. Automobile parking lots. Automobile repair garages including body work. Bakeries wholesale sales. Beverage distributors and bottling plants. Bone, canvas, cellophane, clay, cloth, cork, feathers, felt - manufacturing, assembling, compounding, or treatment (or any combination oft these processes). Building material sales and storage facilities. Carpentry shops. Cash advance businesses. Cement block andf formed products manufacturing. Colds storage plants. Commercial greenhouses and nurseries. Contractor: sales, storage ande equipmenty yards. Crematoriums (peta and human). Dairy andf food product processing and packaging. Drivert trainings schools (trucks). Dry cleaning- - commercial.    ORDINANCE! NO.C 0-18-2024 PAGET TEN  Electrical ande electronicp products, components ande equipment manufacturing, assembling orr repair. Equipment rental services, including cars, trucks and trailers. Exterminating services. Fiber, fur, glass, hair, hom, leather, paper, plastics, rubber, precious or semi- precious stone or metal, sheetr metal, shell, textiles, tobacco, wax, wire and wood, but not including asa principal operation, ther manufacture ofs such substances. Food brokers retail, wholesale and storage without processing. Frozen foodl lockers. Garden stores. Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes, but not including work shops, warehouse, or open material storage. Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively by federal, state, county, township or municipal governments forp publicp purposes, provided opens storage areas Heating, AIC, electric and plumbings sales, service andr repair. Liquid fuel, petroleum products, petroleum, and volatile oils bulk storage stations in accordance with Section 1143.18(g) Machine shops, tool and dies shops. Machinery and! heavy equipment rental, sales ands storage. Manufacturing, assembling orr repair ofn medical, dental, optical and similar precisioni instruments or appliances. Manufacturingt trainingf facility. Meat processing and packaging, exclusive ofs slaughtering. Mediçal and dental laboratories. Metalproducts, excluding structural steel andf foundryp products or product from previously prepared materials manufacturing, compounding, assembling or treatment (ora any combination oft these processes). Moving and storage companies. Musical instruments- manufacturing, assembling orr repair. Novelties, toys and rubber products manulacturing, assembling or repair. Pawns shops. Pharmaceutical products, including cosmetics, toiletries and perfumes, but excluding the manufacture of soap from raw materials or products previously prepared - manufacturing. compounding, assembling, ort treatment (or any combinationof these processes). Pooll Halls. Printing, publishing, binding and typesetting plants. Private clubs. Public utility. Railroad stations, depots, train yards, classification yards and team tracks. Research and engineering laboratories. Sales offices and service centers. Sawing and planning mills. Self-Storage Facility Sexually oriented business. Sign painting andi manufacture. Stone products processing andr manufacturing. Tattoo parlors. Truckf fuel dispensing stations. Truck repair facility. Trucks sales ands service. Truck washing facility. Trucking and motorf freightt terminals. Watches and clocks, including clock operated devices - manufacturing, assembling orr repair. Water filtration plants and pumpings stations. Wholesale! houses, warehouse and other storage facilities. Wholesale, butr notr retail warehouses.  ares screened. hereof.    ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024 PAGEE ELEVEN  (c) Principally Permitted Uses int the Downtown Riverfront Overlay. Onlyt thet following uses that are located in the Downtown Riverfront Overly District set forth below which continuously conform to allt the requirements of divisions (e) through (g) of  this section shalll bep permitted:  Bakeries- wholesale sales. Beverage distributors and bottling plants. Carpentry shops. Cash advance! businesses. Dry cleaning- - commercial. Gardens stores.  Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively be federal, state, county, township, or municipal governments for public purposes, but not including work shops, warehouse, orc openr material storage. Government buildings, structures, or premises used exclusively by federal, state, county, township or municipal governments forp publicp purposes, provided opens storage areas ares screened. Heating, A/C, electric andp plumbing sales, service andi repair. Manufacturing, assembling orr repairo ofr medical, dental, optical ands similar precision instruments or appliances. Manufacturing trainingf facility. Medical and dental laboratories. Musicali instruments- - manufacturing, assembling orr repair. Pool Halls. Private clubs. Publicu utility. Railroad stations, depots, train yards, classification yards and teamt tracks. Research ande engineering laboratories. Sales offices and service centers. Sign painting andi manufacture. Watches and clocks, including clock operated devices - manufacturing, assembling or repair. Water filtration plants and pumping stations. Wholesale houses, warehouse and other storagef facilities. Wholesale, butr notr retail warehouses.  (d) Permitted AccessoryUses. Thef following arep permitted as accessory uses subject tot thep provisions of Section 1151.04 oft this Zoning Code: (1) Refuse Dumpsters. (2) A structure or outdoor hard surface area for storage incidental to a permitted use, provided that the outdoor hard surface areat for storage does not exceed" 10% oft the area oft the lot. Allo outdoor storage shall be onal hard surface. (3) Off-street! parking andl loading as regulated in Sections 1153 and 1155 oft this Zoning Code. (4) Any usev whichi is customarily foundi in conjunction with principal use as approved by the Planning Commission. (e) Lots Size Requirements. Each separatez zoningl loti int the" "M-2" Light Industrial District (1) Contain ar minimum! lota area oft twentyt thousand (20,000) squaref feet. Have ar minimum loty width of onel hundred (100) feet. Havea ar minimum lot deptho oft two! hundred (200)f feet. 4) Have ar maximum! loto depth tol lotv widthr ratio of3:16 excepto ond cul-de-sacs lots and other lots bearing uniquet topography. Buffer Strips. Abuffer strips shall bee established ont thel lot being developedi int the" "M- 2"Lightl Industrial District wheni ita abuts thet following: zoning districts: (1) A,A-R, R-1toF R-7: Aminimum oft twenty-five (25) feeti inv width.  shal!:    ORDINANCE NO. 0-18-2024 PAGET TWELVE  (g)! Bulk Requlations. All construction on any zoning lot in the "M-2" Light Industrial Maximum building! loto coverage ofe eighty (80) percent. (2) Maximum structure height ofs seventy-five (75) feet, but not more than the horizontal distance of the closest part of the structure from the nearest lot line. The Planning Commission may allow for al higher structure upon review of the specific circumstances and proximity to non-industrial neighboring uses. 3) Minimum fronty yard oft twenty-five (25)f feet. Minimum sidey yard oft ten (10)f feet or half the building! height, whichever is greater. (5) Minimum rear yard oft twenty-five (25) feet or half the building height, whichever is greater. (6) Minimum transitional yards asf follows: A. Wherea as sidel lotl line coincidesv with as side orr rear loti linei ina ana adjacent residence district, then as side yards shall bep provided along thes sidel lot linet thati is equali iny width toc one-half (%) oft the building! height. B. Wherear rear lotli line coincides witha as side or rearl lotli linei inan residence district,t thena ar reary yard shall bep provided along ther rear! lotli linet thati is equali inv width toc one-half (%) the! building! height. Whens separated by an alley, one-half (V) the alley width may be used as part of the C. Where a side lot line lies across the street from the front yard of residential structures located ina a residence district, then a side yard shall be provided along the sidel lot! linet thati is notl less than twenty- D. Where the extension ofaf front or side lot! line coincides with at front linec ofa ana adjacent lotk locatedi inar residence district ont thes same! block, then af front or side yard equali in depth tot the minimum front yard required by this Zoning Code int the adjacent residence district shall be provided along the front or side lotl line for the remainder oft the block, including thev width ofa any intervening alley. Where a front lot line lies across the street from a side lot line in a residential district, then ai front) yard shall be provided along thef front lotl linet thati is notl less thant twenty-five (25)f feeti in depth. F. Where at front lot line lies across the street from a side lot line in a residential district, then at front yard shall bep provided along thef front lotl linev whichi is not lesst thant ther required fronty yardf fort ther residential G. Wheret thee extension ofaf front ors side lotli line coincides witha a side lot line ofa ana adjacent! loti inar residence district ont thes samet block, then a yard equali in deptht to ther minimum side yard required by this Zoning Code int the adjacent residence district shall be provided along the front ors side loti linet fort the remainder of the block, includingt the width  District shall providet for:  required yard. five (25) feet in depth.  lot.  ofa anyi intervening alley.  (h). Development: Standards. Allo development int the" "M-2" Light Industrial Zoning! District shall be subject tot the applicable provisions of Sections 1147 through 1159 oft this A. Any use constructed, established, altered or enlarged in the "M-2" Light Industrial District shall be operated so as to comply with the approved development plan and witht thef followings standards. No use already established shall be altered or modified so ast to conflicty with, or further conflict with, the applicable standards established hereinaftert fort the' "M-2" Light Industrial District. B. Noiset from any operation conducted oni the premises, other than that emanatingt from vehiculart traffic, either continuous ori intermittent, shall bes subject tot the provisions of Section 1157 oft this Zoning Code. No emission oft toxic or noxious matter, which isi injurious to human health, comfort, ore enjoyment of life and property or to animal or plant life, shall bep permitted. Where suche emissions could bep produced as a result of accident or equipment malfunction, adequate safeguards considereds suitablet fors safe operation int thei industry involved shall be D. Vibrations, which can bec detected without theu use ofi instruments ato or Exterior lighting shall bei in accordance with the provisions of Section 1157 oft this Zoning Code. All fixtures shall be shielded so that no direct lighti is cast upon any property located inar residential: zoning  Zoning Code and thef following standards:  taken. district.  beyondt thel lot! lines, are prohibited.    ORDINANCEN NO.C 0-18-2024 PAGE THIRTEEN  F. No building ors structure shall be used forr residential purposes except thata a watchman or custodian may reside ont the premises. G. All premises shall be furished with all-weather hard surfaced walks ofar material such as bituminous orF Portland cement, concrete, wood, tile, terrazzo, or similar material, and except for parking areas, the grounds shall bep planted and landscaped. H. The storage, utilization, or manufacture ofs solid, liquid, and gaseous chemicals and other materials shall be permitted subject to the following conditions: 1. The storage, utilization, or manufacture of solid materials or products rangingf from free ora activel burningt toi intensel bumning isp permitted, but only ift these materials orp products are stored, utilized, orr manufacturedi within completely enclosed buildings meeting applicable building codes. All activities involving the use and/or storage and/or disposal off flammable! liquids orr materials which produce flammable or explosive vapors or gasses shall be provided with adequate safety and protective devices against hazards or fire and explosion, as required by applicable building codes. 3. The storage, utilization, or manufacture of pyrophoric and explosive powders and dusts, and ofr materials and products, which decomposel by detonation, is prohibited. Thes storage of limited amounts of such materials may be permitted if permitted by applicable building codes. The manufacture of flammable liquids or materials, which produce flammable ore explosive vapors org gases, isp prohibited. The storage and utilization of flammable liquids or materials thatp produce flammable or explosive vapors or gases shall be permitted on any loti ins strict conformance with the applicable regulations setf forthi in the' "Ohio Rules and Regulations oft the Division of the State Fire Marshal for the Manufacture, Storage, Handling, Sale and1 Transportation ofF Flammable: and Thel handling ofr radioactive materials, the discharge ofs such materials intot the air and water and the disposal ofr radioactive wastes shall be 1. The applicable regulations oft the Atomic Energy Commission and/or the Environmenital Protection Agency. 2. Thea applicable regulations ofa any instrumentality oft the state. 1. Nos sexually oriented business shall bee established or operated within sevenk hundreda andf fifty (750) feeto of any oft thef following: Ac church, synagogue, mosque, temple, or building which is used primarily for religious worship and relatedr religious activities; II. Apublic or private educationalf facility including, but not limited to, child day care facilities, nursery schools, preschools, kindergartens, elementary schools, private schools, junior high schools, middle schools, high schools, vocational schools, secondary schools, continuation schools, special education schools, junior colleges and universities. "School" includes thes school grounds, but does not include facilities used primarily for another purpose andi incidentally: as a school; III. Aboundary ofar residence district as definedint the Troy Zoning Code; IV. Apublicp park or recreational area which has been designated for park or recreational activities including, but not limitedt to, a park, a playground, nature trails, swimming pool, reservoir, athletic field, basketball or tennis courts, pedestrianbicycle paths, wilderness areas, orc other similar publicland withint the Cityv whichi is under the control, operation, or management of the City park and recreation An entertainment business which is oriented primarily towards children orf family entertainment;  Combustible Liquids". ins strict conformance with: J. Sexually, Oriented Business  authorities; or    NO. 0-18-2024 PAGE FOURTEEN  VI. The right-of-way of any divided, limited access highway including Interstatel Route 75. 2. No sexually oriented business shall be established within a radius of one thousand (1,000) feet of any other sexually oriented business or within a radius of one thousand (1,000) feet of any two (2)oft thef following establishments: I. Cabarets, clubs, or other establishments which feature topless or bottomless dancers, go-go dancers, exotic dancers, strippers, male orf female impersonators, or similar entertainers. II. Establishments fort the sale of beer ori intoxicating liquor for consumption ont thep premises. II. Pawn shops. V. Pool ort billiard halls. V. Coin operated amusement centers. VI. Dancel halls and discotheques. VII. Massage parlors. 3. Signs for sexually oriented businesses shall ber regulated as follows: Walls signs:  () Shall only contain the name of the business establishment. (i) May bei illuminated. (ii) Shall not exceed twenty-four (24) squaref feet. (iv) Shall noth be animated orf flashing. () Shall not bei lluminated. (i) Shall note exceed five (5) per cent of the surface area upon which such signi is attached.  H. Window or door signs:  III. Electronically changeable copy signs are prohibited. IV. Exterior lighting shall not be colored and shall be restricted to shades ofv white. V. Exterior lights shall not bef flashing, or changing in color ori intensity. VI. Neon stripes or similar illuminated architectural ornamentations are prohibited. VII. Searchlights or similar promotional devices are prohibited. VII. Pennants, streamers, banners, hot air or cold-air inflated structures or figures, balloons and similar architectural ornamentations and/or decorations, which direct attention ofp passerby to the premises, are prohibited. These shall include, but not be limited to abstract paint schemes, multi-colored stripes, murals, steeples, sculptures, and topiary landscaping. IX. All other signs are prohibited."  SECTIONIX: That this Ordinance: shall be effective att the earliest date allowed SECTIONX: That upon the effective date of this Ordinance, the moratorium imposed by Ordinancel No. 0-7-2024 shall expire and! be ofr nof further effect.  byl law.  Adopted: Approved: Attest Clerk of Council  President of Council Mayor    Exhibit"A" 1143.13  Principal  forth below  conform  ding Uses hef usessubjoctto tructun 153 which found lanning Enchs separatez Contain ,000) BufferStrins levelopedinth oningd districts: ninimumo fiwenty-f five(25)fetinw wideh. thest 1149.11oftbis Local Retail Disricts shallp providefor (60)percent )foct Districts shallbembjesttote  abor synagogues.  usede exclusivelyb bef fedel, publicp purposes,but storage.    Exhibit"B"  fedenl, hut  1143.14 B-2GENERALE BUSINESSDSTRICT Pumposs. The" "B-2" alongt  providef fort thedevelopmento ofmajorn retails shopping and ncluder mucho City. Theu arei intended  propertye theg general sisiai  Principal Permicted Uses Only those forth below which continuously conformt all the  loned  finishingservices.  bli private. the Scctions 1153 andil withp principa! Districtal quare  ynagogue retailsales.  Pemited, Uses following. arep ZoningCode: RefuseD Astructur Code. ( LtSize Each  trucksandtmi  3  trins Allo aximur  the lot beingd wo:  e(25) foetin Genera! Business Districts shall: cight, District shallbe    2,  Exhibit"C" 1143.15  BUSINESSDISTRICT Purpose The" Central Districti Uses. Only those  oftice concentrations andthe business g bulk the conform  High  Permitted Uses The following are permitted as accessory usess subject thep provisions of  oning  ction with rin approvedby Business Districts  @  B-3" Centrl Business frwenty-f five(25) foetinw width. witht thes lards outlinedin Section 1149.11ofthis Central Business Districts shally provide Sve(35)fest whens Business through 11590 Zoning  usede exclusively bef fedenl, coumty, public purposes, butn including work shops,  listrict.    2.  Exhibit" "D" 1143.18 M-2UIGHT regulate Princigal  ses, which anbecgentdinsads district. Thesep standards fadjacent andb activities. usly conform all then requirements of  devices- ermitteda accessoryu usess  permitted Alloutdoo ections! 153a ZoningCode Industrial  manufacturing. nblingor ciousorsemip befederal, state, county, township, works shops, oropan federal, state, township bulks storges stationsi accordance mndsimilery precisioni instruments ducts product fromp previously ombinationof cosmetics, and perfumes, but Excluding the  publie  oftwenty-five(25)fe  IndustrialD Districts shallprovidef  distanceof for  3.  listrict, half  district, then hant twenty. five(25) caidential district, then djncentlot mums side rided long block, including the width Zonin District plan with the M-2" ont the other thant that emanating fiom hall provisionsof human hall permined. Where uch unction, adequate involveds shallbetaken orbeyoade thelotlines, fSectionl 1157ofthisz Zoming lightiscastw upons nyp propertyl located for purposese thatawatchmanor walsdfamattialès tile, ors similar material, ind niseped. uid, pus chemicalss andother aMhpsaeN permitted,b baton onlyit ifthese acturedw withine completely disposal offlammable xplosivey Ed pyrophori endeplosivepowders locomposeby  Develgpments  de.    5  The limited  such materials be materials, which produce State irel Mershal and Combustible fsuchn materialsic imptheairandvater formances with: regulations ofthe Atomic Energy Commissiona andfarthe ofthestate. sexually oriented iness tablishedor operatedy withins seven temple, whichis gious worship religious hool nclude Troy feld, basketballor iideme aress,ar isunderthe towards divided, limited highway which topless dancers, similar liquorf  asfollow  VE  -colored  he    CITYOFTROY,OHIO  ORDINANCENO. 0-21-2024  DayualegalB Blank,Int.  ORDINANCELEVYING ASSESSMENTSI FORPHASE 150FT THE SIDEWALKI MPROVEMENT PROGRAM  BEITO ORDAINED byt the Council oft the Cityo of Troy, Ohio, asf follows: SECTION!: That the list of estimated assessments of the cost of constructing and/or repairing certain sidewalks int the City of Troy, Ohio, reported to this Council and now on filei in the office oft the Clerk of Council, identified ast the Sidewalk Improvement Program, Phase 15, SECTION: That the several amounts of the assessments are hereby assessed and SECTIONI!: That the assessments dor note exceed the special benefits resulting from SECTIONIV: Thatt the Clerk ofC Councili is directed tok keepc onf filei ink her office ali listo oft the SECTION V: That the total assessment against each lot and parcel of land shall be payablei inc cash tot the Cityi in nok less thant thirty (30) days after thep passage oft this ordinance. All assessments and installments which have not beenp paida after the expiration oft thet thirty (30) day periods shall be certified byt the Clerk of Council to the County Auditor, tob be placed! by him ont the tax duplicate and collected the same as other taxes, as provided by law. SECTIONVI: That the Clerk oft this Council is directed too causer notice oft the levy oft the assessments hereint tot bef filed witht the County Auditor within twenty days following the passage SECTIONV VII: That this Ordinance shall be effective att the earliest date allowed by law.  and aggregating $153,065.291 is adopted and confirmed. levied ont thel lots andl lands bounding and abuttingt thei improvement. thei improvement, and don note exceed any statutory limitation. assessments, andt thec description oft thel lots andI lands.  oft this Ordinance.  Adopted: Approved: Attest: Clerk of Council  President of Council  Mayor    TROY OHIO ITEMS OF INTEREST  TO:  Mayor Oda Mr. Rozell, President of Council Council Members  FROM: Patrick E. J. Titterington, City Director  DATE: May 17, 2024  We are providing the following for youri information:  Major Project Update:  West Main Street Improvement Project Phase 1- The streetscape portion oft the 100 block West Main Street Improvement Project Phase 2 - The project was awarded to Milcon Concrete, Inc., of Troy, Ohio. The contractor installed curb along the northeast part of the project and will continue to work ini this area replacing drive approaches and sidewalk. The contractor is hopeful to complete asphalt on the northeast part of the project before Memorial Day and then switch traffic to begin work on the south side, weather permitting. WWTP Expansion - The contractor is working ont the construction of the new aeration tank south of the existing tanks and replacement of the old and outdated blower system. Project  West Main Street will be completed after the Troy Strawberry Festival.  completion should be fall 2024.  Employment Updates: effective May 12. Recreation Update:  David Couch was promoted to Park Maintenance Worker within the Park Department  Summer Program Registrations began April 1. Programs start June 3.  Youth Hockey registrations for the 2024-2025 season began April 9. There are currently The Summer Adult Hockey League is scheduled to begin on June 4. The session is near The State Baton Championships were held at Hobart Arena on May 4 and 5. Centerstage Dance held their Spring Dance Recital at Hobart Arena on May 11 and 12. The Jo Dee Messina Concert Tour with Tracy Byrd is scheduled for this Saturday, May 18. Local High School recognition ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, and practices are all scheduled for 2024. Bethel will have the first Graduation Ceremony on Sunday, May 19. Troy Aquatic Park 2024 season passes are on sale nowi for $10.00 off the membership rate. To date, 217 passes have been sold plus 41 grandparents passes. The pool wasi inspected by the Miami County Public Health on May 15. Opening day is scheduled for May 25. Float Troy reservations have started for 2024. 72 tents have been reserved to date. Dance, Etc. will hold their Spring Dance Recital at the arena on June 8.  63 participants registered. capacity.  Ice will begin for the summer on June 3. EGO Combat MMA event is scheduled for. June 15.  Ini the next few weeks, we will be all about strawberries" as preparations will be underway for the  Troy Strawberry Festival.  100S. Market Street, Troy Ohio 45373-7303 Make a goun    Items of Interest May 17, 2024  As second public meeting regarding the proposed streetscape replacement (including utility upgrades and safety enhancements). to Troy's historic downtown district will be held at the Hobart Arena Bravo Room on Wednesday, May 22, 2024, beginning at 6 p.m. City staff, as well as representatives of engineering consultant firm LJB, Inc., will outline the proposed project, present design concepts, and solicit questions and feedback from interested stakeholders and the public. Memorial Day Ceremonies have been scheduled by the American Legion for May 27. There will be a ceremony at the' Veterans Memorial in Riverside Cemetery starting at 11:00 a.m., followed by  ashort ceremony at Old Soldiers' Circle.  Calendar of Meetings May 20 May 22 May 28 May 28 May 31 June 1-2 June 8 June 8 June 21 June 28 May 18 May 19 May 23 May 24 May 25 May 26 May 26 June 8 June 15 July 12-14 October 10 7:00 p.m. May 27 June 22  7:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.  Council Meeting Planning Commission Meeting Board of Park Commissioners Meeting Council Committee Meeting Strawberry Jam Troy Strawberry Festival  Upcoming Events Downtown  9:00 a.m.-Noon First Farmers Market of the Season (S. Cherry Street) 7:00 p.m. Troy Foundation - Rooftop Concert on the Mayflower  7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 pm. 7:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.  Friday's on Prouty - Concert Cleveland Keys Friday's on Prouty Concert Dulahan Jo Dee Messina Tour with Tracy Byrd Bethel High School Graduation Ceremony Upper Valley Career Center Graduation Ceremony Miami East High School Graduation Ceremony Covington High School Graduation Ceremony Tippecanoe High School Graduation Ceremony United We Dance 2024 EGO Fight Series: The Dream Lives Kathy Slack 48th Annual Troy Summer Competition Zach Williams Concert with CAIN, Matt Maher & Ben Fuller  Upcoming Events at Hobart Arena  10:30 p.m. Troy High School Graduation Ceremony  Upcoming Events at Treasure Island Park  7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.  Concert - Troy Civic Band Concert - Crush Bon Jovi Experience  Reports from other departments are attached.  Ifyou have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact this office.  Enclosure CC: Department Heads    TROY OHIO  Operations Items of Interest May 17, 2024  Street/Solid Waste - Justin Olivieri, Foreman Handled recycling and trash complaints Collected yard waste bags and bundled brush  Collected and transported 298 tons of residential trash since the last report of 417 tons  Mowed rights-of-way  Continued asphalt operations. We have utilized 58 tons of asphalt making repairs.  Set-up and retrieved barricades for TMS Car Show on May 11 Painted parking stalls at Archer Park and the Troy Aquatic Park Street, Lee Road, Short Street, Franklin Street, and West Main Street Completed the Ohio Utilities Protection Service requests as needed  Repaired concrete curbs on Dakota Street, Vincent Avenue, Stoneycreek Road, Long  Electrical - Daryl Williams, Electrician  Repaired downtown Christmas lights as necessary Continued traffic signal maintenance for 2024  Added eight additional intersections to Centracs Traffic Management Systems Replaced defective traffic controller at the Water Street and Adams Street Intersection Rerouted electric conduit at Hobart Arena to accommodate new equipment installation Coordinated with MetroNet to repair fiber related communication issues with our traffic  Investigated power related issues at City Hall Repaired the waterfall at Duke Park  network  Installed credit card machine cables at the Troy Police Department Reinstalled the dislodged Troy Foundation banners Water Distribution/Sewer: Maintenance - Scott Taylor, Utility Foreman Marked numerous Ohio Utilities Protection Service tickets Completed numerous work orders for Billing and Collection Investigated numerous high consumption alerts Completed non-pay shut offs and reconnects as paid Repaired and replaced water meters and radios that were not functioning Relocated six inside cellar meters to outside meter boxes Checked and cleaned the sanitary sewer flow monitors Pipe patched the sanitary line at North Market Street and Kirk Lane Continued CCTVinspections for the 2024 Paving Program  Replaced 15 water meters Continued lead service inspections Flail mowed storm ditches    TROY OHIO  Operations Items of Interest May 17, 2024  Wastewater Treatment Plant - Ken Parks, Superintendent  Aeration Tank #1 testing and startup and grouting of Screw Pump #8 has been completed. Ac contractor will be onsite to perform battery maintenance on the plant electrical switch This week the plant staff concentrated their efforts on completing the preventative  gear on May 23. maintenance work orders.  Year-to-Date dry tons of sludge removed is 467.83 tons.  Monthly Flow Data May. 2021 6.52 11.92 4.71 202.15 2021 5.47 13.11 3.71  May- 2020 7.73 14.54 5.82 239.54 2020 5.72 15.93 3.01  May- 2022 6.74 10.56 5.68 209.09 2022 5.68 15.92 2.73  May 2023 5.77 7.06 4.50 178.85 2023 5.08 13.42 1.08  May 2024 6.30 7.05 5.69 75.63 2024 6.37 16.32 1.52 847.03  Daily Average, MGD Daily Max, MGD Daily Min, MGD Monthly Total, Million Gallons  Calendar Year Flow Data  Daily Average, MGD Daily Max, MGD Daily Min, MGD Total Flow Year-to-  Date, Million Gallons 2,094.22 1,997.78 2,071.82 1854.83  Note: Data for 2024 is month and year-to-date.  Water Treatment Plant - Gary Evans II, Superintendent  WTP Pumping  Apr-20 Apr-21 Apr-22 Apr-23 Apr-24  Monthly Total, MGD 94.001 106.538 109.427 109.512 105.614 Daily Average, MGD 3.133 3.551 3.648 3.650 3.520 Daily Max, MGD 3.650 3.893 4.132 4.267 4.265 Daily Min, MGDI 2.743 3.057 3.224 2.831 3.055  Average Monthly Daily Max Usage, Usage, Usage, Usage, Zone MGD MGD MGD MGD Low Service 23.859 0.795 1.153 0.330 High Service 65.970 2.199 2.975 1.862 Extra High Service] 15.785 0.526 0.694 0.471  Min  The CMAR Valve Replacement project held a kick-off meeting with Jones & Henry and The concrete around Herrlinger Tower was removed and the grounds were restored.  Peterson Construction.  The Leadership Troy class members toured the plant.    Items of Interest Engineering Department May 17, 2024  PROJ#  PROJECT TITLE  PROJECT STATUS  PUBLIC WORKS AND CITY FACILITY PROJECTS  Council authorized Strand Associates, Inc. to design improvements along West Main Street from Market Street (i.e. Public Square) to 1-75. Both project phases have been awarded federal funding totaling $5,508,383, ODOT Urban Phase 1: Council granted authorization for Phase 1 of $9,000,000. The contract was awarded to Double Jay Construction, Inc. of Englewood, Ohio. The streetscape portion of the 100 block of West Main Street will be Phase 2: Council authorized the Phase 2 project to bid at a cost not to exceed $8,000,000. The project was hopeful to complete asphalt on the northeast part of the project before Memorial Day and then switch traffic to begii Utility (i.e. Duct Bank) Improvement: Utility companies have finished removing overhead communications lines and wooden poles along the north side of West Main Street and the transfer to underground communication line All questions for the West Main Street Improvements can be directed to manstmprovements@prmeeng.com: We Council approved an agreement with Strand Associates, Inc. for thei following items: FEMA submission of new flood plain boundaries, design of ditch improvements, especially around bridges, negotiations of easements with ditches ini the City. With onsite construction complete, staff is working with Strand to revise the flood plain along Kidder Ditch and submit it to FEMA. Staff and Strand are seeing what Spring 2024 weather brings to assist with Council authorized an agreement addendum with Hazen & Sawyer to provide design services for the plant awarded to Peterson Construction in the amount of $10,777,000. Project is 75% complete, and completion is anticipated in fall 2024. Council approved additional design for the expansion project to finance additional CIP items The City received federal grant funding for the resurfacing and repair of North Elm Street from Main Street to the awarded the project. Staff is working with the contractor to get a preconstruction meeting scheduled; the contractoi has indicated that they will be proceeding with this paving project at the same time they will be completing the  Paving Program for $860,000 and OPWC grant for $600,000 (Phase 2 only). completed after the Troy Strawberry Festival. Punch list items remain.  West Main Street (SR41) Corridor awarded to Milcon Concrete, Inc., in the amount of $6,789,958.48. The contractor installed curb along the northeas Improvements (PID 108662 and part of the project and will continue to work in this area replacing drive approaches and sidewalk. The contractor  110253)  work on the south side, weather permitting.  complete  appreciate your patience during this complex street improvement project!  2018-12  Kidder Ditch Modeling & Rehabilitation residents for staff to enter the ditch for maintenance, and public education information to provide to residents along  2018-015  calibration oft the hydrologic and hydraulic models.  WWTP Aeration Blower Replacement expansion to increase capacity. Council authorized $14,000,000 for the construction project. The contract was  Expansion  2020-003  through the WPCLF loan. Aeration basin #1 is on line.  North Elm Street Resurfacing (PID north corporate boundary. Choice One Engineering designed the project and. John R. Jurgensen Company was  116848)  2021-017  annual paving.  1of3    Items of Interest Engineering Department May 17, 2024  PROJ#  PROJECT TITLE  PROJECT STATUS  Council approved an agreement with Miami County in June 2022 related to the design of the waterline extension to Sayers Road. Access Engineering is currently working on the design for this project. Miami County and the City are Council authorized $650,000 for the project. The contract was awarded to Ranger Earthwork in the amount of the County's waterline on S. Peters Road. The project is complete except for punch list items.  Casstown Waterline Extension Casstown. Troy will own the portion of the waterline along Staunton Road (SR 55)! between Stonyridge Avenue and  working through an agreement for construction of the Casstown Waterline Extension.  2022-002  Maple-Peters Waterline Replacement $482,336.00. This project includes thei installation of a new waterline on Maple Street and taking over a portion of  2022-006  The Low Head Dam Removal project has over $7.5 million in funding for the completion of the dam removal, shelf and rec trail. Staff continues to apply for additional grant funding to maximize City funding for the project. Staff sent RFPs for design of the dam and river improvements to qualified consultants. After reviewing the submissions and interviews, Council approved a professional services agreement with Burgess & Niple for the project design. Design for the project continues with data collection and processing. Mussel survey work willl be started in the next week. Phase 15 of the sidewalk program is generally in the Kings Chapel subdivision. The contract has been awarded to Kensington Subdivision area of the City to correct non-compliant ADA curb ramps. The finalization of assessments has begun with advertisements in the newspaper. Council will be asked to consider the final assessment ordinance  Low Head Dam Removal  2023-011  Sidewalk Program 2023 (Phase 15) Coate Construction LLC. Sidewalk replacement in Kings Chapel is complete. The contractor is working ini the  East End & Fox Harbor  N/A N/A SUBDIMISION PROJECTS 2024-002 2024-001 2023-xxx 2019-03; 2022-013; 2023-012  ine early May.  Sidewalk Program 2024 (Phase 16) Phase 16 of the sidewalk program encompasses Carriage Crossing Subdivision and locations of missing gap  Carriage Crossing and Missing Gap sidewalks along West Main Street. The design engineer is beginning work.  along West Main Street  The preliminary plan for The Reserves at Cliff Oaks (previously the Swank Farm along Fenner Rd.) was approved Phase 2 of the planned development is along N. Market Street across from Nottingham Subdvision/Loxley Lane. This property is located west of the intersection of West Market Street and Nashville Road. At Council's Decembe 41 meeting, the rezoning to PD-R and the General Plan were approved. Staff continues to work with the developer Section 51 has final course of asphalt completed and willl be entering into a maintenance bond. Section 6 receive final acceptance from Council, and construction continues. The final record plat of Section 7 was approved at the Planning Commission on March 13 and will be forwardedi for Council consideration. Section 7 is the final section  The Reserves at Cliff Oaks by the Planning Commission on March 13. Staff is working with the developer for the construction plans and final Halifax Villas & Patio Homes PD The record plan was approved by the Planning Commission on March 13 and by Council on April 14, with  record plat review before it goes to Planning Commission and Council.  construction starting May 15.  Somerset Reserve PD-R  on the Final Development Plan, Record Plat and Construction Drawings.  Halifax  Halifax Estates.  2of3    Items of Interest Engineering Department May 17, 2024  PROJ# 2022-014 2021-02; 2022-009 2021-11 2024-005 2020-19  PROJECT TITLE Fern' Way Fox Harbor Liberty Meadows Addison Landing  PROJECT STATUS  The preliminary plan, final record plat and construction drawings were reviewed, and comments sent back to the developer and the developers engineer. Staff is awaiting resubmittal by the developer. Section 8 public improvements are complete, and under the M&G period. Section 91 houses are being approved for construction. Phase 10 final record plat was approved by Planning Commission March 21, and pending approved The preliminary plan for Liberty Meadows was presented and approved by Planning Commission. Staff is working This property is located along North Dorset Road/Lytle Road. The Preliminary Plan has been approved by Planning  escrow will be forwarded to Council for consideration. with the developer to review construction plans for Phase 1.  Commission.  The Reserve at Washington Section 2 home construction has completed, and staff is awaiting the completion of the final punch list in order to  enter into a maintenance period.  The plat was recorded by the County. Staff and the Director of Law met with the developer to continue coordination to get the improvements completed in collaboration with the subdivision regulations. Staff received an escrow agreement for the remainder of the development work. Construction on this development should begin in June. Sections 6 and 7 have completed the requested maintenance items. Staff is awaiting the maintenance bonds for  Villages of Concord Meadows Stonebridge Pleasant View Estates  2018-07 2017-15; 2018-02 2007-41  both sections.  Staff has received questions pertaining to the size of the bridge required for Section 4.  3of3    High Usage Alert Records  Address Shamrock Lane W. Market Street Shaftsbury Road Fairfield Road Surrey Road E. Franklin Street Meadowpoint Drive S. Monroe Street W. Main Street Henley Road Todd Lane W. Dakota Street S.N Market Street Gloucester Drive York Lane Saint Andrews Drive W. Main Street Peters Road Shaftsbury Road  241 Hr. usage Shut Off: CuFt. 900 800 700 300 600 300 2000 500 400 400 600 600 500 300 300 300 400 300 300  Date May 1, 2024 May 2, 2024 May 3, 2024 May 6, 2024 May 6, 2024 May 7, 2024 May 7,2024 May 7,2 2024 May 10, 2024 May 10, 2024 May 13, 2024 May 13, 2024 May 13, 2024 May 13, 2024 May 13, 2024 May 14, 2024 May 14, 2024 May 14, 2024 May 14, 2024  Reconnect: Yes No Cause No- Sill off No-s Spoke with owner toilet leaking No- Garden hose left on No- Spoke with owner toilet leaking No-F Filling pool No-L Left blue card to call B&C Yes Sprinklers ran all night No- Spoke with owner toilet leaking No- - Owner contacting plumber No- Spoke with owner they are investigating No- - Left blue card to call B&C No Spoke with owner they are investigating No-Left blue card to call B&C No- Filling pool No-s Spoke with owner toilet leaking No- - Left blue card to call B&C No- Filling pool No- Filling pool No- Spoke with owner toilet leaking  Yes No Yes No No No No No Yes No Yes No Yes No No No No No No No No    TROY OHIO  MEMORANDUM  TO: FROM: DATE:  Patrick E.J. Titterington, Director of Public Service and Safety  Tim Davis, Development Director  May 15, 2024  SUBJECT: Items of! Interest Report  h have attached two reports which summarize concerns that are being addressed by the The first report shows all permit applications that were received. The permits have been separated by the wards they are located within. There were 34 permit applications received during this time The second report contains the address, type of concern, and a summary of the current status of on-going property maintenance violations. Both open and closed concerns are listed. These concerns are separated by the wards of which they are located within. There were 52 violations All costs associated with the removal of trash and elimination of noxious weeds will be invoiced to the property owner. Should the property owner faili to payanyinvoice, the cost will be assessed  Development Department from April 30, 2024 to May 15, 2024.  period.  addressed during this time period.  to the property taxes where the violation occurred.  encl.    Permit Activity Report April 30, 2024 - May 15, 2024 Description  Project Address Ward 928 Frontier Drive 1139 WATERLOO: STREET 1135) WATERLOO: STREET 1131 WATERLOO: STREET 928 Frontier Drive 1240 Barrington Drive 1218SKYLARKI DR 75MARKETST 7SMARKETST 812 W BENTLEY CIR 103-1/2EMAIN: ST 109 Wy WATERST 195 RIVERSIDE DR 79 Foss Way 79 FOSS WAY 13&1 15SMARKETST 1591 SMarket St 701 SEDGWICKWY 1160 WINCHESTER DR 701 Sedgewick Wy  Permit Type 1 Fence Permit 1Zoning.esdenta-New 1Zoning-Resdenta-New 1Zoming.esdental-New. 1Fence Permit  Assigned To Permit Date Total Fees  FENCE  Taylor Bruner Taylor Bruner Taylor Bruner Taylor Bruner Russell Long Russell Long Taylor Bruner Russell Long Russell Long Russell Long Austin Eidemiller Russell Long Taylor Bruner Austin Eidemiller Austin Eidemiller Austin Eidemiller Austin Eidemiller Austin Eidemiller Russell Long Russell Long  5/13/2024 $ 5/13/2024 $ 5/13/2024 $ 5/13/2024 $ 5/8/2024 $ 5/7/2024 $ 5/1/2024 $ 5/14/2024 $ 5/14/2024 $ 5/7/2024 $ 5/6/2024 $ 5/6/2024 $ 5/6/2024 $ 5/3/2024 $ 5/2/2024 $ 4/30/2024 $ 5/2/2024 $ 207.00 5/13/2024 $ 5/9/2024 $ 5/7/2024 $  SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE (LEFT UNIT) SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE (MIDDLE UNIT) SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE (RIGHT UNIT)  100. 103.50 26.00 100.00 50.00 25.00 100.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 50.00 25.00  FENCE  1amingAsssy-eademia 18'x 36' inground swimming pool 1Zoning-Residential Addition PORCH ADDITION 2 Sign Permit-Permanent  SIGN PERMIT  2 Certificate of Appropriateness AWNING & SIGN 2 Zoning-Residenta-New. 2 Sign Permit-Temporary  SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE TEMP SIGN PERMIT  2 Certificate of Appropriateness HISTORIC REVIEW  2 Fence Permit 2 Sign Permit-Permanent 2 Change of Occupancy  FENCE SIGNF PACKAGE  OCCUPANCY PERMIT- JUBIE'S CREAMERY  2 Certificate of Appropriateness HISTORICI REVIEW 3/omingCommerdalNew 4 ZonngAtese.lesdema POOL 4 Fence Permit 4Zoning-esdenta-New  NEW INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION  26.00  FENCE 16x32 Inground Pool  103.50    Project Address Ward 2556 Worthington Dr. 731 WI Market St 1165SRIDGE. AVE 1010WESTGATE ROAD 1496 CORNISH ROAD 1599 Cornish Road 1615 HENLEY ROAD 1615 HENLEY ROAD 1599 Cornish Road 2760LIETTE DR 164 Chapel DrE 2788 EXECUTIVE DR 2755LIETTE DR 216 Chapel Court  Permit Type 4 Fence Permit 4 Sign Permit-Permanent 4 Fence Permit 4 Fence Permit  Description  Assigned To Permit Date Total Fees  FENCE SIGN_PACKAGE FENCE FENCE  Taylor Bruner Austin Eidemiller Russell Long Russell Long Taylor Bruner Austin Eidemiller Russell Long Russell Long Russell Long Russell Long Taylor Bruner Russell Long Russell Long Taylor Bruner  5/4/2024 $ 5/3/2024 $ 4/30/2024 $ 4/30/2024 $ 5/13/2024 $ 5/13/2024 $ 5/2/2024 $ 5/2/2024 $ 5/8/2024 $ 5/7/2024 $ 5/6/2024 $ 5/2/2024 $ 100.00 5/2/2024 $ 100.00 5/1/2024 $  26.00 52.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 26.00 25.00 25.00 103.50 100.00 26.00  SlomneAcesey-ecmtn SHED 5 Fence Permit  FENCE  SlomngAceseyetet SHED SomineAsas.taskemta DECK 6 Fence Permit 6Z0ningResdental-New. 6 Fence Permit 6ZoningResdental-ew. 6Z0nineReidental-lew. GbngAceseretescenta DECK  FENCE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE FENCE  SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE W/BASEMENT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE  26.00    Violation. Activity Summary April 30, 2024-N May 15, 2024  Case # Case Date Assigned To Site Address Ward Type of Violation Status  Description  2A2:H430240 255  5/15/2024 Taylor Bruner 767 GLENDALE DR 20240253 5/14/2024 Taylor Bruner 1046 STONYRIDGE. AVE 20240231 5/3/2024 Taylor Bruner 1475 HUNTERCT 20240229 5/2/2024 Taylor Bruner 1726 SARATOGAI DR 20240241 5/7/2024 Russell Long 20240242 5/7/2024 Russell Long 20240235 5/6/2024 Russell Long 20240237 5/6/2024 Russell Long 20240214 5/1/2024 Russell Long 20240208 4/30/2024 Russell Long  1TALL GRASS/WEEDS 1TALL GRASS/WEEDS 1TALL GRASS/WEEDS 1TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2_TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open 5/15 Complaint for TGW. Doing Inspection 5/15 Open 5/13 Complaint for TGW. Sent letter. Follow up 5/24 Closed 5/3 Complaint for TGW. Doing inspection. 5/14 Mowed by owner. Closed Closed 5/2 Complaint for TGW. Owner was mowing upon inspection. Close Open Received complaint. Tall grass. Sending! letter. Followy up! 5/15 Open 5/7Tall Grass. Sending letter. Follow up 5/15 Open Tall Grass. Sent letter. Follow up5 5/13 Open not mowed. Sent to Contractor  514LINWOODI DR 537LNWOODDR 608 NMARKETST 1161 NMARKET: ST 948 El MAINS ST 217 WF FRANKLINST  Tall Grass. Sent letter. 5/7, onp property for different case, owner was mowing. Follow up 5/13, Open Tall grass and weeds. Sending letter, follow up 5/14 Mowed by owner follow up 6/11 Received complaint ond condition oft building along alley. Inspected, some wood damage and  2/PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Open siding issues. Sent friendly. Follow up 5/31  20240252 5/14/2024 Taylor Bruner 514 LINWOODI DR 20240213 5/1/2024 Taylor Bruner HARRISONS ST 20240210 5/1/2024 Taylor Bruner 236NELMST 20240250 5/14/2024 Russell Long 20240246 5/10/2024 Russell Long 20240244 5/9/2024 Russell Long 20240245 5/9/2024 Russell Long 20240238 5/6/2024/Russell Long 20240215 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240216 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240217 5/2/2024 Russell Long  2TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2TALL GRASS/WEEDS 2TRASH & DEBRIS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3_BRUSHI LETTER 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open 5/13 Received complaint for TGW. Sent letter. Follow up! 5/24 Closed the end ofr next week. Follow up! 5/141 Mowed by MCD. Closed Closed 5/147 Trash cleaned. Closed Open Tall grass. Sent letter,f follow up 5/24 Open Tall grass. Sent letter. Follow ups 5/13, mowed. Follow up 5/31 Open Tall grass. Sentl letter. Follow up! 5/15 Open Tall Grass, sent letter. Follow up 5/131 mowed. Follow up 6/3  5/1 Excessive Tall Grass and' Weeds, called supervisor for MCD. Theyt told mei it'll getr mowed by 4/30 Complaint for litter on curb. Doingi inspection! 5/1! 5/1 Spoket to owner to address. Followu up  138 FLORAL AVE 114FLORAL/ AVE 1130PATTONST 333FLORAL/ AVE 240SUNION: ST 10105MULBERRY: ST 10185MULBERRY ST 1102SCLAYST  Brush has been! left for trash but inar manner thati it won't be picked up. Contacting owner of Inspected tall grassa and weeds, also received a complaint afteri inspection. Sent letter, Follow up  Open rental. Follow up5 5/15 Open 5/13 mowed. Follow upe 6/11  Open Tall grass, sent letter. Follow up 5/13, mowed. Follow up 6/3 Open Tallg grass at rear and side of house. Sent letter. Follow up! 5/14 Mowed by owner  Page:1of4    Case # Case Date Assigned To Site Address Ward Type of Violation Status  Description  Brush, trash and debris along side of property. Sent letter, Follow up5 5/14 Trash removed by Tall grass and weeds at rear oft thep property behind fence along: alley. Sentl letter with diagram Open Tall Grass and weeds one easts side ofp property. Sent letter, Follow ups 5/14 Mowed by owner Skids and auto parts left out for trash will not be picked up. Sent letter forr removal. Followu up  20240218 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240219 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240220 5/2/2024 Russell Long 5150 DRURYLN 20240221 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240222 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240223 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240224 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240226 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240227 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240228 5/2/2024 Russell Long 20240211 5/1/2024/Russel Long 20240212 5/1/2024 Russell Long 20240207 4/30/2024 Russell Long 20240248 5/14/2024 Russell Long 20240249 5/14/2024/Russell Long 20240251 5/14/2024/Austin Eidemiller 402 LAKEST 20240254 5/14/2024 Russell Long 20240243 5/9/2024 Russell Long 20240239 5/7/2024 Russell Long 20240236 5/6/2024 Russell Long  1102SCLAYST 830SCLAYST  3TRASH&D DEBRIS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TRASH & DEBRIS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3_TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open ower.  Closed indicating area. Follow up! 5/13, area ina alley mowed. Closing.  515 DRURYLN 8285CRAWFORDST 801 SCRAWFORD: ST 318ESIMPSONS ST 1020 WALKERS ST 5185 WALNUTST 503SWALNUTST 216N MOREHEADST 333SSHORTST 420LINCOLNAVE 514 LAKEST 330L LINCOLNAVE  Open 5/18  Open Tallg grass. Sent letter. Follow up 5/14 Mowed by owner. Open Tall grass. Sent letter, follow up! 5/14 Mowed by owner. Open Tall grass. Sent letter, follow up! 5/14 Mowed by owner. Open Tall grass. Sent letter. Follow up! 5/14 Grass ist tall, sent to OZ Open Tall grass. Letter sent. Follow up 5/14 Mowed by Owner Follow up 5/24 Open Tall Grass, sent letter. Follow up! 5/13F Pending service on Certified Followu up5 5/22 Open Tall grass. Sent letter, follow up 5/15 Legala adr ran ons 5/15. Follow up 5/24  Tall weeds int flower bed anda around fence. Reaching out to owner tor resolve. Follow up! 5/14 Received complaint regarding grass. Willi inspect and handle accordingly. 5/13 Mowed by owner.  Open Mowed by owner. Follow up 5/24 Open Follow upe 6/11  Open 5/13 Tall Grass and Weeds. Sent Letter. Follow up5 5/21 Open 5/13 Tall Grass and Weeds. Sent via certificate ofr mailing. Follow up 5/21 Open 5/13 Tall Grass and Weeds Sent letter via certified and Ran legal ad. Follow up 5/23 complaint of damaged fence leaning. Inspected property, fence isi ins stages ofd disrepair. Left door 5/8 Receivedac complaint regardingt trash on curb. Inspected, appears tol bean move out. Sent  337PETERSAVE 1550 WINDRIDGE PL 954 DICKERSONI DR D08- 106318  4/PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Open hanger, sending letter. Follow up5 5/27  4TRASH & DEBRIS 4_TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 5TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open letter on 5/9. Follow up 5/13 Sent to OZ. Follow up! 5/28 Open Tall grass. Sent letter. Follow up, 5/14  Open Received complaint of tall grass, sent letter. 5/13 Mowed by Owner. Follow upe 6/3/24 Open 5/14 Complaint for TGW. Sent to Developer. Follow up 5/21 Open Tall grass. Sent letter. Follow up 5/20  20240257 5/15/2024 Taylor Bruner 3054WSTRT55 20240247 5/13/2024 Russell Long 20240233 5/6/2024 Russell Long Page:2of4  426LAKEST 1441TRADES SQW  Street foreman stated cans beingl left oute even after speaking property. Sendingl letter. Follow up 5/15follow up5 5/13 Garage cans were out however, asi was sittingt there, thet tennant came out  5GARBAGE CANSLEFTOUT Open land said thats she would remove. She removed the garbage cans. Followup5/28    Case # Case Date Assigned To Site Address Ward Type of Violation Status  Description  Streetf foreman stated cans beingl left oute even after talking with property. Sendingl letter, follow up5 5/13 Garage cans were out however, asiwass sittingt there, thet tennant came outa and: said  20240234 5/6/2024 Russell Long 20240230 5/3/2024 Russell Long 20240206 4/30/2024 Russell Long  1431 TRADE SQW 602 BRANFORDF RD 1803 WN MAINST  5GARBAGE CANS LEFT OUT Open that she would remove. She removed the garbage cans. Follow up 5/28  5TALL GRASS/WEEDS 5ZONINGI PROBLEM  Open Tall grass, sent letter, follow up! 5/15 Mowed by owner  4/27 Aerial feather or blade banner for al hair salon placed at entrance by5 5/3 out oft the right of way. Only hair salon! byt thate entrancei is Holiday Hair. Called and spoke with associate and Closed requested! sign tol be removed asi itis not permitted. Was removed within 24hrs.  20240256 5/15/2024 Taylor Bruner 727 CLARENDONI RD 20240259 5/15/2024 Taylor Bruner 718E BRISTOLF RD 20240232 5/6/2024 Russell Long  5/PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Closed 5/13 Complaint for low hanging power line inr reary yard. Sent to AES&O CBO. Close  5TALL GRASS/WEEDS 6TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open 5/15 Complaint for TGW. Doing Inspection 5/15 Closed it. 5/13 mowed. Closing.  Tall grass at entry. Called and: spoke with store manager tor mow. Hes said they would take care of 5/14 Complaint for overgrown trees causing intersection visibility. Caller specified East Side of 4/300 Complaint for TGW onp property. Doingi inspection! 5/15/17 TGW exists. Sent letter. Follow upl 4/15AETall Grass and Weeds. Sent Via Certificate of Mailing. Follow up 4/29 mowed. Follow up Closed 4/15 Trash and Debris Present. Sent' Via Certified Letter. Follow up 4/22 Trash was cleaned. Close 4/15 AE Tall Grass and' Weeds. Sent Via Certificate of Mailing. Followu up4 4/18, owner called said Closed 4/15 Clean out ats street. Sent via certificate ofr mailing. Follow up 4/22, cleaned up, closing. 4/17 Complaint for Bucket Truck in publicr right- -of way. Sent to policet tos seei iftherea are any 4/11 Complaint fort trash ont the property. Doing! Inspection 4/11 4/11 Sent letter. Followu up 4/19 4/10 Complaint for Trash and Debris inr rear of property. Doing inspection 4/11 4/11 Sent letter. 4/5 Complaint for Basketball hoop in ROW. Gave notice top property owner. Follow up4 4/114 4/11 4/10 Complaint forp property maintenance! issues. Doing! Inspection 4/11 4/11 Spoket to owner to address property maintenance issues and construction debris on porch. Owner isin interestedi in  1900V WMAINST  20240258 5/15/2024 Taylor Bruner 3326W/STRT718 20240209 4/30/2024 Taylor Bruner 128 KINGS CHAPEL DR 20240149 4/15/2024 Russell Long 20240150 4/15/2024 Russell Long 20240151 4/15/2024 Russell Long 20240146 4/15/2024 Russell Long 912E.CANALST 20240163 4/18/2024 Taylor Bruner 103SMONROE: ST 20240135 4/11/2024 Taylor Bruner 912ECANALST 20240127 4/11/2024 Taylor Bruner 252SUNIONST 20240128 4/10/2024 Taylor Bruner 310W_CANALST 20240134 4/10/2024 Taylor Bruner 318-32055HORTST 20240205 4/29/2024 Russell Long 20240195 4/26/2024 Russell Long  6SHRUBBERY OVERGROWN Closed Wilson Road near 718. This area is outside of City Limits. Close  6TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3TRASH&D DEBRIS 3_TALL GRASS/WEEDS 3/TRASH8 & DEBRIS 3OVERSIZE PARKING 3TRASH & DEBRIS 3_TRASH & DEBRIS 3_ZONING PROBLEM  Open 5/15 Open 5/13  714E.E EFRANKLINS ST 8075MUBERRYST 824S. MULBERRYST  Open thati itis mowed. Followu up 5/13  Closed violations. Close Open Progress! has been made. Follow up4 4/30 Open Follow up 4/19 Progress has been made. Follow up4 4/30 Closed Basketball Hoop Removed. Close  3PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Open applying for LSO program. Follow up! 5/31  1530 DEAN CIRCLE 722 WN MARKETST  4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4_TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open Tall Grass. Sent letter. Follow up5 5/3 Open Tall grass and weeds, sending! letter. Follow up 5/3  In discussions with family of deceased owner, they were concerned with condition of property that had been vacant for close to3y years. Met with son's who stated they were ont the deed and power ofa attorney atp property. Inspected. Noi issues one exterior. The! house is 100+ years olds so there iss settling! but did not appeart too cause majors structurali issues. The onlyi items ofo concernis cracked andp potentiallyf falling plaster inf front bedroom and exposed walls int the! bathroom.  20240196 4/26/2024 Russell Long 507WN MARKETST  4/PROPERTYI MAINTENANCE Open Sending letter, followup 6/7  Page:3of4    Case # Case Date Assigned To Site Address Ward Type of Violation Status  Description  20240197 4/26/2024/Russell Long 20240199 4/26/2024 Russell Long 20240174 4/22/2024 Russell Long 20240168 4/22/2024 Russell Long 20240167 4/18/2024 Russell Long 20240154 4/17/2024 Russell Long 20240143 4/15/2024/Russell Long 20240144 4/15/2024 Russell Long 20240145 4/15/2024 Russell Long 518LAKEST 20240140 4/11/2024 Taylor Bruner 1591 ARLINGTON/ AVE 20240129 4/10/2024/Taylor Bruner 1595 WINDRIDGE PL 20240206 4/30/2024 Russell Long 20240194 4/25/2024 Russell Long  1533D DEAN CIRCLE 337 PETERSAVE 617SUMMIT. AVE 1071 DICKERSONI DR 1312MCKAIG/ AVE D08-025620 422LAKEST 502L LAKEST  4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4TALL GRASS/WEEDS 4_TRASH & DEBRIS 5ZONINGI PROBLEM  Open Received complaint of tall grass. Inspected and tall grass exists. Sent letter, Follow up! 5/3  Open Tall grass. Sent letter,f follow up 5/3 Open Tall grass, sent letter. Follow up 4/30  Open Tall grass. Sending letter, legala add, having mowed. Follow up 5/3 Closed also doing additional landscaping. Closing. Closed Tall Grass. Sent letter. Follow up 4/23, mowed. Closing.  4/18, Complaint oft tall grass. Inspected: same day andi majority ofg grass was mowed with the remaining tallg grass currently beingr mowed. Follow up 4/29, mowing maintained and they are  Open 4/15 AE1 Tall Grass and) Weeds. Sent via Certificate of Mailing. Follow up 4/24 Sent to contractor. Open 4/15 AE Tall Grass and Weeds. Sent via Certificate of Mailing. Follow up 4/24 Sent to contractor. 4/15 Tallg grass and weeds. Sent Certificate. Russell Long tos send legal ad duet tot this beinga Open 4/11 Tall Grass and Weeds present. Sent letter. Follow up 4/15 Mowed by owner. Close. 4/10 Complaint for Trash ont the property. Doingi inspection 4/11 4/11 Very minor trash issues. Open Spoket to owner to address. Follow up 4/15 AIlI litter has been removed. Close 4/27 Aerialf feather orb blade banner fora a hair salon placed ate entrance by5 5/3 out oft the rightof way. Only hair salon byt thate entrancei is Holidayl Hair. Calleda ands spokev witha associate and Closed requested sign to ber removed asi itis not permitted. Was removed within 24hrs. Received a complaint regardingt the rear of the property. Inspected and there has been work done ont the property, however itisi incomplete and there is exposed wood and unfinished  Open vacant lot. Follow up 4/24 Sent to Contractor tor mow.  1803 WN MAINST 110PENNF RD  5/PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Open overhang onr roof. Sendingf friendly. Follow up! 5/31 5GARBAGE CANSLEFTOUT Open 4/25 Complaint for garbage cans left out ato curb. Sent letter. Follow up 4/30  20240192 4/25/2024/Taylor Bruner 841-865 NDORSETRD  20240169 4/22/2024Taylorl Bruner 191 COMMERCE CENTERB) 5/TALL GRASS/WEEDS  Open 4/22 Complaint for TGW ont the property. Doing! Inspection 4/22 Mowed by Owner, Close 4/171 Tall grass and weeds present. Sent letter. Follow up 4/254/291 Tall grass and weeds still 4/11 Complaint forp parking motor vehicle overs sidewalk, impeding pedestrian traffic. Sent to Open 4/11 Tall Grass andy Weeds present. Sent letter. Follow up 4/15 Mowed by owner. Close. 4/10 Complaint for litter ont the property. Doing Inspection 4/114 4/11 Violations unfounded. Open 4/22 Complaint for TGW ont the property. Doing Inspection 4/22 Mowed by Owner, Close 4/17 Complaint for camper parkedi in rear yard. Sent letter. Follow up 4/25 Spoke to owner, they  20240159 4/18/2024/Taylor Bruner 1597COVENTI RD 20240137 4/11/2024 Taylor Bruner 1404 FLEETRD 20240141 4/11/2024/Taylor Bruner 1025 MCKAIG AVE 20240130 4/10/2024/Taylor Bruner 1434-1440HENLEYRD  5/TALL GRASS/WEEDS 5/SIDEW/ALKI ISSUE 5/TALL GRASS/WEEDS 5TRASH& DEBRIS  Open exist. Sent to OZ. Follow up5 5/31 Closed police. Close  Closed Close  20240170 4/22/2024 Taylor Bruner 190 COMMERCE CENTERB 6TALL GRASS/WEEDS  20240164 4/18/2024/Taylor Bruner 2780DOUGLASDR  6ZONINGPROBLEM  Open are looking for permanent: storage. Follow up 5/10  Page:4of4    TROY OHIO  TROY  TROY POLICE DEPARTMENT APRIL 2024 REPORTTO COUNCIL  Shawn 0. McKinney Chiefo ofl Police  Previous Month 95 31 1923 PARKINGTICKETS #Paid 66  Present Month 109 20 1969  Misdemeanor Arrest Felony Arrest Number of Calls  #Written 109  Amount Paid $1,740.00  VEHCEINFORMATION  Miles Driven 23280 8285 31565  Gas Consumed 1984.1 505.6 2489.7  Average M.P.G. 11.7 16.4 12.7  Patrol Cars Un-marked Vehicles Total  FORMAL COMPLAINTS: 1 USEC OFFORCE: 4  TrafficStop Demographics  Race/ Sex Black Male Hispanic Male White Male Black Female Hispanic Female White Female  Total Traffic Warning 25 6 203 18 2 162  Total Traffic Citation 13 4 60 3 1 41  %of Warnings 65% 60% 77% 86% 66% 80%  Troy Police Department 124 E. Main Street, Troy, OH 45373-7303    TROY OHIO  TROY  TROY POLICE DEPARTMENT APRIL2024. ACCIDENTS AND ANALYSIS  Shawn 0. McKinney Chiefo of] Police  CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCES  Youth Related( (15- -24 years old)  12 12  Workz Zone-Related Unbelted Related  Teen Related (15- 19 years old)  Speed Related School Bus-Related Ran Red Light/Stop Sign Pedestrian-Related OVI-Related Motorcycle-Related Mature Related (55 or older) Failure To Yield Related Drug-Related Distracted-Related Deer Related Commerical Related Buggy-Related Bicycle-Related Alcohol-Related  18  0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20  Troy Police Department 124 E. Main Street, Troy, OH 45373-7303    SEVERITY OF ACCIDENT  Minor Injury Injury Possible Property Damage Only Serious Injury Suspected Total Monday 14  4 7 35 0 46 Wednesday 9 # 1 1 3 5 2  DAYOFWEEK Thursday 4 TIMEOFDAY  Tuesday 3  Friday 9  Saturday 6  Sunday 1  Time 12-12:59 AM 1-1:59AM 2-2:59AM 3-3:59AM 4-4:59AM 5-5:59AM 6-6:59AM 7-7:59 AM 8-8:59AM 9-9:59AM 10-10:59AM 11-11:59AM  Time 12-12:59 PM 1-1:59PM 2-2:59PM 3-3:59PM 4-4:59PM 5-5:59PM 6-6:59PM 7-7:59PM 8-8:59PM 9-9:59PM 10-10:59PM 11-11:59PM  # 6 3 3 5 3 4 3 1 2 3 1    April 2024  ROY  TROY FIRE DEPARIMENT  1528) North Market Street' Troy, OH 45373  We are proud to serve our citizens and provide these statistics for your review.  "Exceeding the Expectations of Our Community"  RE EST.1  2024 Monthly Incident Report  Incident Type Fires Overpressure Rupture, explosion, overheat- -nofi fine 0 Rescue &E Emergency Medical Service Hazardous Condition (NoF Fire) Service Call Good Intent Call False/ Alarm &F False Call Special IncidentT Type  Troy Concord Staunton Lost Creek Mutual Aid Other Total Incident %  6 354 5 18 15 16 2 Totals 416  0 0 27 0 0 4 1 0 32 6%  1 0 7 1 2 1 0 0 12 3%  0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 1%  0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 1%  0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 1%  7 1% 0 0% 400 84% 6 1% 21 5% 22 5% 17 4% 2 0% 475 100% 100%  Percentage of JurisdictionTotal 88%  Incident Type  4% 1% 5%,  Fires  1%-  : Overpressure Rupture, explosion, overheat-r noi fire Rescue &E Emergency! Medical Service Hazardous Condition (No Fire) S Service Call Good Intent Call False Alarm & False Call  L84%  Page 1 of3    Monthly EMS Response Report  Unit Medic-11 Medic-12 Medic-13 Medic-14 Totals Unit Engine-11 Engine-12 Ladder-13 Tanker-11 Ladder-11 Grass-12 Utility-11 Totals  Troy 166 72 133 0 371 Troy 89 18 28 1 0 1 1 138  Concord 20 2 9 0 31 Concord 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 7  Staunton Lost Creek Mutual Aid Other Totals  3 6 0 0 9  1 5 0 0 6  1 0 0 0 1  0 6 0 0 6  191 91 142 0 424  Monthly Fire Response Report  Staunton Lost Creek Mutual Aid Other Totals  3 4 0 1 0 1 0 9  0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 #Incidents 6 0 354 5 18 15 16 2 416  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %ofTotal 1% 0% 86% 1% 4% 4% 4% 0% 100%  100 22 28 2 0 3 2 157  City of Troy Fires  Overpressure Rupture, explosion, overheat- no fire Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Hazardous Condition (No Fire) Service Call Good Intent Call False Alarm & False Call Special Incident Type  Totals  City of Troy  1%  Fires Overpressure Rupture, explosion, overheat nof fire - Rescue &E Emergency Medical Service Hazardous Condition (NoF Fire) Service Call "Good Intent Call "False Alarm & False Call "Special Incident Type  86%  Page 2 of 3    Community Outreach Bureau  Community outreach is essential to the safety of our citizens. The Community Outreach Bureau is proud to present our monthly  statistics for your review. "Keeping our community safe!"  Community Outreach General Inspections Re-Inspections Plan Reviews  50 26 2 2 3 0 1 100  Fire Prevention Permits Fire Investigations CPR Course Attendance Public Education Events Attendance @ PE Events  Page 3 of 3    DETAIL-CURRENT - City of Troy  Vendor#  Vendor Name  Expense Acct PO# Invoice Date Invoice Number Check# Date Amount Voucher Expense Remark 101.635.5339 RG240008 03/18/2024 3982278 352841 04/11/2024 37,599.90 Curbside Recycling 101.101.5339 RG240041 03/31/2024 MARCH-24 352852 04/11/2024 26,232.56 Fleet Maintenance 202.781.5317 RG240009 03/15/2024 90016455 352834 04/11/2024 28,387.50 Unmetered Street Lighting  03594 RUMPKE OF OHIO INC 04065 TROY DEVELOPMENT COUNÇIL 11692 THE SERVICE COMPANY 02740 MIAMI VALLEY LIGHTING INC 02599 MILCON CONCRETE, INC  101.558.5382 RG096258 04/04/2024  1164  352844 04/11/2024 35,000.00 Quarterly Funding  03336 PRIME CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 441.881.5331 RG220021 03/28/2024 22336-24 352794 04/04/2024 27,128.00 -W. Main St. Project  442.881.5651 RG230047 03/26/2024  2  352791 04/04/2024 32,561.68 W.I Main St. Phase 2  186,909.64  Report generated May 14: 2024 9:29AM by KRISTI QUINN (KQ) logged into AUDITORdRagH: asquihnk