Village Council
Regular MeetingAshville, OH · January 27, 2020
Agenda
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
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ASHVILLE COUNCIL
REGULAR SESSION
Held: JANUARY 27, 2020 Page 1 ofz
The Council ofAshville convened in Regular Session from 6:31 PM to 7:21 PM in the Council
Meeting Room
at 200 East Station Street, Ashville, Ohio 43103. Mayor Wise called the
meeting to order with the Pledge of
Allegiance and a moment of silence.
The following members and visitors were present:
Mr. RANDY LOVELESS Present Mr. NELSON EMBREY Present
Ms. TRACIE SORVILLO Present Mr. BRAD LUTZ Excused
Mr. ROGER CLARK Present Mr. DAVID RAINEY Present
EMPLOYEE(S): Wehr—i—sémaa, Chiefjeff George, Jim Welsh and Adam Kehoe
GUEST(S): Angi Welsh, Mike Galicio, Jamie Mills, Tracey Kirkpatrick and Judy Moore
MINUTES 0F PREVIOUS MEETING: Randy Loveless moved, seconded by Roger Clark, to
approve the
minutes of the January 6, 2020 Regular Session as presented. All votes were
yea.
Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by Randy Loveless, to amend the agenda to include the Police and Tax
Departments‘ monthly reports. All votes were yea.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
POLICE DEPARTMENT: Chief George delivered the Police Department's January
Report.
TAX DEPARTMENT: Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by Randy Loveless, to
approve the Tax
Administrator's monthly report which reected an increase in revenue. All
votes were yea.
VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR: Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by David Rainey, to approve the Village
Administrator’s written report. All votes were yea.
WASTEWATER DEPARTMENT: Adam Kehoe reported that he continues to have operational issues at the
wastewater plant. Kehoe stated that he and the Village Administrator are still
trying to determine ifthe
problems are due to poor construction or just normal wear—and—tear. A third—party inspector is scheduled
to
come in and help determine what has caused the problems. Kehoe also
reported that the testing company
failed t0 report a required reading to the EPA which caused Ashville
t0 be reprimanded by the EPA. The
testing company admitted their mistake. Kehoe said he is going to start
using a different company.
WATER DEPARTMENT: Jim Welsh reported that the water tower on Cromley Street needs to be rehabbed.
Welsh noted that the cost to rehab is almost as much as the cost t0 replace the tower. Welsh also noted
that
the time for a new water plant is really close and that Jamie Mills has plans for the new plant ifCounCil wants
to review them.
GUEST(S):
Jim Welsh and Mike Galicio asked Council for permission to have the annual Food Truck Festival in the
park
this year because the dates for paving Main and Long Streets are uncertain. Welsh said the festival will use
the same section of Walnut Street as is used for the Fourth ofjuly Festival and only a small section of the
park. Welsh also advised that the festival will run Friday and Saturday Uuly 17 & 18) for the rst time.
Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by Randy Loveless, to have the Food Truck Festival in the park due t0 the
uncertainty of the highway paving project dates. All votes were yea.
Tracey Kirkpatrick addressed Council with problems that the HOA for Ashton Woods Village is facing.
Kirkpatrick stated that a ruling from Pickaway County Courts said that because the builder didn’t file the
necessary paperwork Phases II & III that they are not required to pay HOA fees. Kirkpatrick said the annual
fees are $60 and only Phase residents are paying. She said the HOA cannot afford to maintain the
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pond 0r
obtain legal counsel to help with the situation. She asked Council ifthere was anything they could do to help.
Nelson Embrey asked to Clerk to put the issue on the February Committee ofthe Whole agenda for further
discussion.
LEGISLATION:
ORDINANCE S FOR SE ND READING
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202 -01 AN ORDINANCE A THORIZIN THE VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR AND FISCAL OFFI ER
T0 EXECUTE A PERSONAL §ERVICE AGREEMENT FQR LEGAL SERVICES WITH MARK LANDES. AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by Randy Loveless, to have the Second
Reading. All votes were yea. After the reading, Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by Tracie Sorvillo, to
approve the Second Reading, suspend the Rules of Council, waive the Third Reading and adopt as an
emergency measure. A11 votes were yea.
RESOLUTIONS] FOR FIRST READING
01—2020 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS BETWEEN
ACCOUNTS AND AMENDING QRDINANQE 21119-1Q, THE TEMPQRARY APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE
FOR THE VILLAGE OF ASHVILLE. OHIO. AND DEQLARING AN EMERGENCY. Nelson Embrey moved,
seconded by Randy Loveless, to have the First Reading. All votes were yea. After the reading, Nelson
Embrey moved, seconded by Roger Clark, to accept the First Reading, suspend the Rules ofCouncil, waive the
Second and Third Readings and adopt as an emergency measure. A11 votes were yea.
QLERKZFISCAL OFFICER‘S REPORT:
1. Tracie Sorvillo moved, seconded by Roger Clark, to approve a Then & Now payable to Digger McCray
for & work in the amount of $4400.00. A11 votes were yea.
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COUNCIL COMMENTS: None
All votes were yea
At 7:21 PM, Nelson Embrey moved, seconded by Randy Loveless, to adjourn the meeting.
and the meeting adjourned.
APPROVED February 3, 2020
Chjarles KKWise/lclayor
ATTE T: A rilGrube,Clerk
the adoption of
A11 formal actions ofthe COUNCIL of the VILLAGE OF ASHVILLE concerning and relating to
resolutions, ordinances, and/or motions passed at this meeting were adopted in a meeting open to the
ofthe Ohio Revised Code.
public, in compliance with the law, including Section 121.22
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