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MINUTES JULY 7, 2025 COUNCIL MEETING PARMA COUNCIL CHAMBERS 6:47 P.M. The Regular Council Meeting was called to order by President of Council Vito Dipierro presiding: COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: ROB EUERLE KEVIN C. KUSSMAUL DEBORAH LIME KAMMY SHUMAN JOHN SOEDER KELLY ZACHARIAS AMANDA BOYD ALLAN DIVIS COUNCIL MEMBERS EXCUSED: MONICA WILSON Mrs. Saban – Mr. Chairman, the Roll of Council has been called, and I find a quorum of Council members present. The following officials and department heads were also present: Law Director Scott M. Tuma, Auditor Brian Day, Treasurer Tom Mastroianni, Service Director Tony Vannello, Safety Director Bob Coury, Building Commissioner Dan Kulchytsky, City Engineer Hasmukh Patel, Communications and Community Relations Director Carolyn Kovach, Recreation Commissioner Mickey Vittardi, Community Development Director Erik Tollerup, Chief of Staff Rich Summers and Clerk of Council Kristin L. Saban. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ INVOCATION The Invocation was given by Councilwoman Shuman. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CERTIFICATES Councilman Divis and Recreation Commissioner Mickey Vittardi presented Padua Franciscan High School Basketball Team 2025 District Champions certificates. Councilwoman Lime and Recreation Commissioner Mickey Vittardi presented St. Charles 8th Grade Basketball Team certificates on becoming CYO City Champions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LEGISLATIVE COMMENT No one wished to speak. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DISPOSAL OF JOURNAL Mr. Dipierro – Stated, you have before you the minutes from the Regular Council Meeting of June 16, 2025, and the Tax Budget Hearing Minutes of June 16, 2025. Asked if there were any additions or corrections to the minutes? Stated, hearing none, the minutes will stand approved as printed. 1  COMMUNICATIONS, PETITIONS AND CLAIMS Mr. Euerle – Mr. Chairman, the Planning Committee of Council met this evening to discuss the Notice of Proposal to Vary for the applicant Iliana Kazandziev-Agile Signs for Kimberly Park Apartments LLC for property at 5932 Stumph Road for a Variance of Section 1196.06 SIGNS IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS (a) Permitted Types, Number, Area and Height. Motion made by Councilman Euerle seconded by Councilwoman Shuman to approve the Variance, as recommended by the Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Committee of Council. Motion Carried. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mr. Euerle – Mr. Chairman, the Planning Committee of Council me this evening to discuss the Notice of Proposal to Vary for the applicant Neff & Associates for CMK – Daniel Komorowski 5288-5294 State Road for a Variance of Section 1153.02 PRINCIPAL USES AND BUILDINGS, and Section 1153.03 ACCESSORY USES AND BUILDINGS Section c : Parking of Commercial Vehicles, and Section i Storage of Construction Equipment and Nonmotorized Trailers. Motion made by Councilman Euerle seconded by Councilwoman Shuman to deny the Variances, as recommended by the Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Committee of Council. Motion Carried. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FIRST READING: ORDINANCE NO. 129-25 7/7/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND/OR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE LOWEST AND BEST BIDDER FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NORTH LINDEN LANE, FROM EAST BAGLEY ROAD TO MILLERWOOD LANE, MARTIN DRIVE, FROM W. 130TH STREET TO NORTH LINDEN LANE, AND MILLERWOOD LANE, FROM EAST LINDEN LANE TO NORTH LINDEN LANE (PROJECT IS KNOWN AS THE NORTH AND WEST LINDEN LANE SEPTIC ABATEMENT PROJECT PHASE I), IN THE CITY OF PARMA, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Mr. Dipierro – Said Ordinance will be referred to the Finance Committee. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 131-25 7/7/25 BY: R. EUERLE (By Request – Safety Director) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 1197.13 “REQUIRED TRASH COLLECTION AREAS” WITHIN CHAPTER 1197 “OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING FACILITIES” AND SECTION 1707.17 (C ) “GARBAGE AND RUBBISH DISPOSAL” WITHIN CHAPTER 1707 “BASIC STANDARDS FOR PROPERTY MAINTENANCE” REGARDING GATE CLOSURES AND ADDITIONAL HEIGHT IN GENERAL BUSINESS TRASH COLLECTION AREAS IN THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF PARMA Mr. Dipierro – Said Ordinance will be referred to the Planning Committee and Planning Commission. 2  ORDINANCE NO. 132-25 7/7/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE TO PROCEED WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF CRAIGLEIGH DRIVE FROM RIDGE ROAD AND CONTINUING WEST TO THE DEAD END OF THE STREET (THIS PROJECT IS KNOWN AS THE CRAIGLEIGH DRIVE SEPTIC ABATEMENT PROJECT), BY PROVIDING THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS, INCLUDING EXISTING PAVEMENT AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENTS, IN THE CITY OF PARMA, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Mr. Dipierro – Said Ordinance will be referred to the Finance Committee. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 138-25 7/7/25 BY: K. SHUMAN, A. DIVIS (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE LOWEST AND BEST BIDDER FOR RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION, DISPOSAL, AND RECYCLING SERVICES, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Mr. Dipierro – Said Ordinance will be referred to the Finance Committee. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SECOND READING: ORDINANCE NO. 122-25 6/16/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Law Director) AN ORDINANCE LEVYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN PUBLIC STREETS, ROADS, BOULEVARDS, AND PLACES IN THE CITY OF PARMA, OHIO, BY PROVIDING STREET LIGHTING, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Lime to refer Ordinance No. 122-25 back to the Finance Committee. Motion carried. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 123-25 6/16/25 BY: D. LIME (By Request – Safety Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ACCEPT THE DONATION OF TWO (2) CANINE CADETS AND THEIR TRAINING FROM RSS, LCC, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARMA POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE COMMUNITY FOR THERAPY/SUPPORT PURPOSES, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to amend Ordinance No 123-25 by accepting the amended Exhibit “A”. Motion carried. Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to refer Ordinance No. 123-25 as amended back to the Public Safety Committee. Motion carried. 3  THIRD READING: ORDINANCE NO. 5-25 1/21/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Law Director) AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING TO PROCEED WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN PUBLIC STREETS, ROADS, BOULEVARDS AND PLACES IN THE CITY OF PARMA, OHIO, BY PROVIDING STREET LIGHTING, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to amend Ordinance No. 5-25 as follows: In Section 1 line 5 insert May in place of June, and the blank shall read 19. Further moved to waive Rule 52 and place Ordinance No. 5-25 on Third Reading as amended. Motion carried. Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Ordinance No. 5-25 as amended. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 5-25 is adopted as amended. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RESOLUTION NO. 89-25 5/5/25 BY: K. SHUMAN, A. DIVIS (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO ESTABLISH THE SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION FEE FOR RESIDENTIAL ACCOUNTS FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2026 AND TO CERTIFY UNPAID FEES TO THE COUNTY FISCAL OFFICER FOR COLLECTION IN 2026, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Lime to amend Resolution No. 89-25 as follows: In Section 1 line 5 the blank shall read $20.57. Further moved to waive Rule 52 and place Resolution No. 89-25 on Third Reading as amended. Motion carried. Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Resolution No. 89-25 as amended. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Resolution No. 89-25 is adopted as amended. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 96-25 5/19/25 BY: R. EUERLE, D. LIME (By Request – Safety Director) AN ORDINANCE ENACTING NEW P.C.O. SECTION 1121.455, REPEALING EXISTING P.C.O. SECTION 1121.485, AND AMENDING P.C.O. SECTION 1170.03, RELATIVE TO SMOKE SHOPS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilman Euerle seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Ordinance No. 96-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 96-25 is adopted. 4  ORDINANCE NO. 118-25 6/2/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING TO PROCEED WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF NORTH LINDEN LANE FROM EAST BAGLEY ROAD TO MILLERWOOD LANE, MARTIN DRIVE FROM WEST 130TH STREET TO NORTH LINDEN LANE, AND MILLERWOOD LANE FROM EAST LINDEN LANE TO NORTH LINDEN LANE (PROJECT KNOWN AS THE NORTH AND WEST LINDEN LANE SEPTIC ABATEMENT PROJECT PHASE I), IN THE CITY OF PARMA, BY PROVIDING THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Shuman to adopt Ordinance No. 118-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 118-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 119-25 6/2/25 BY: K. ZACHARIAS (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND/OR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE LOWEST AND BEST BIDDER FOR THE BROOKDALE AVENUE WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT (FROM BROADVIEW ROAD TO WEST 16TH STREET) IN THE CITY OF PARMA, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Lime to amend Ordinance No. 119-25 as follows: In Section 1 line 2 the blank shall read Terrace Construction Co., Inc. and on line 4 the blank shall read $488,593.90. Motion carried. Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilman Kussmaul to adopt Ordinance No. 119-25 as amended. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis No: None; Ordinance No. 119-25 is adopted as amended. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUSPENSION OF THE RULES: Mr. Dipierro – Shall the statutory provision and Rule 48 requiring the full and distinct reading of Resolution No. 127-25, Ordinance No. 128-25, Resolution No. 130-25, Resolution 133-25, Resolution No. 134-25, Ordinance No. 135-25, Ordinance No. 136-25 and Ordinance No. 137-25 on three different days be dispensed with? Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; motion carried. Mr. Dipierro – Shall Rule 45 requiring reference to Committee be dispensed with and Resolution 127-25, Ordinance No. 128-25, Resolution No. 130-25, Resolution 133-25, Resolution No. 134-25, Ordinance No. 135-25, Ordinance No. 136-25 and Ordinance No. 137-25 be placed on final passage? Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; motion carried. 5  RESOLUTION NO. 127-25 7/7/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Auditor) A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CITY AUDITOR’S POST CERTIFICATION OF REQUISITIONS AS DETAILED IN EXHIBIT “A” AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Councilwoman Lime – Asked Law Director Tuma about the Post Cert. to Signal Service Company for $71,241.00, and if the payment was coming from the insurance company or the person who was responsible. Law Director Tuma – Stated that yes, we have a claim open against the individual that hit the device. Safety Director Coury – Also stated to Councilwoman Lime that he did send her an email regarding this with details, and that the Law Department is pursuing the claim. Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Resolution No. 127-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Resolution No. 127-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 128-25 7/7/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Auditor) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE 2025 PERMANENT APPROPRIATIONS OF THE CITY OF PARMA, OHIO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Councilwoman Lime – Asked Auditor Day for an explanation. Auditor Day - Stated that the fund for 4.485 million is for the North West Linden Lane Abatement Project, and that stated in Engineer Patel’s email that the breakdown of the fund would consist of 3.725 million in grants, 400 thousand in no interest loans, which leaves about 360 thousand that will be handled through assessments and City contributions. Mr. Day went on to state that the second fund for 200 thousand is the Ohio Opioid Fund that he would like to get appropriated so they can then be used. Councilwoman Lime – Thanked Mr. Patel and Auditor Day for the explanation. Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Ordinance No. 128-25. Yes: Divis, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 128-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RESOLUTION NO. 130-25 7/7/25 BY: K. SHUMAN (By Request – Mayor) A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO SIGN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRANSFER FORM (TREX) ALLOWING BURESTI ENTERPRISES, INC. TO TRANSFER THEIR CURRENT LIQUOR LICENSE HELD IN THE CITY OF PARMA HEIGHTS TO THE CITY OF PARMA, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Councilman Euerle – Asked if this was the diner? 6  Councilwoman Shuman – Explained that it was the old Mama Mia’s and is currently vacant. Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Resolution No. 130-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Resolution No. 130-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RESOLUTION NO. 133-25 7/7/25 BY: K.C. KUSSMAUL, R. EUERLE, D. LIME, A. DIVIS (By Request – Service Director) A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE OFFICIAL INTENT AND REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF THE CITY OF PARMA ON BEHALF OF THE STATE OF OHIO (THE BORROWER) TO REIMBURSE ITS TAX CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT 405, FOR THE CU35AB, BRIAN DRIVE EMERGENCY PAVEMENT REPAIR WITH THE PROCEEDS OF TAX-EXEMPT DEBT OF THE STATE OF OHIO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Resolution No. 133-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Resolution 133-25 is adopted. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION NO. 134-25 7/7/25 BY: D. LIME, J. SOEDER, R.EUERLE (By Request – Service Director) A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE OFFICIAL INTENT AND REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF THE CITY OF PARMA ON BEHALF OF THE STATE OF OHIO (THE BORROWER) TO REIMBURSE ITS TAX CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT 405, FOR THE CU39AB, WEST 54TH STREET EMERGENCY PAVEMENT REPAIR WITH THE PROCEEDS OF TAX-EXEMPT DEBT OF THE STATE OF OHIO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Shuman to adopt Resolution No. 134-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Resolution No. 134-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 135-25 7/7/25 BY: K. ZACHARIAS (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND/OR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO AMEND CHAPTER 2301 “COMPREHENSIVE STORM WATER MANAGEMENT,” OF THE PARMA CODIFIED ORDINANCES, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Councilwoman Lime – Asked the Service Director to explain the Ordinance. 7  Service Director Vannello – Explained that this is one of three Ordinances regarding the audit by the Ohio EPA last year at the service garage. Ordinances 135-25, 136-25 & 137-25 deal with what the EPA requested as part of the audit. Motion made by Councilwoman Shuman seconded by Councilwoman Lime to adopt Ordinance No. 135-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 135-25 is adopted. ORDINANCE NO. 136-25 7/7/25 BY: K. ZACHARIAS (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND/OR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO AMEND CHAPTER 938 “ILLICIT DISCHARGE OR CONNECTION TO CITY STORM WATER SYSTEM,” OF THE PARMA CODIFIED ORDINANCES, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Ordinance No. 136-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 136-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ORDINANCE NO. 137-25 7/7/25 BY: K. ZACHARIAS (By Request – Service Director) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND/OR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO AMEND CHAPTER 2303 “EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL,” OF THE PARMA CODIFIED ORDINANCES, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilwoman Boyd to adopt Ordinance No. 137-25. Yes: Euerle, Kussmaul, Lime, Shuman, Soeder, Zacharias, Boyd, Divis. No: None; Ordinance No. 137-25 is adopted. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ APPOINTMENTS AND CONFIRMATIONS: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PUBLIC SESSION Brett Fegan, Manager Regional Sales for Kimball – He stated that Kimball is a family owned Ohio based company, with 575 trucks and about 1,000 employees. He stated that he manages 120 large municipal contracts that include Garfield Heights, Barberton, Euclid and Brunswick. He stated that Kimball owns it’s own landfill and recycling facility. He encouraged all to visit. Joe – Representing Rumpke- Spoke regarding their recent bid. Stated that there are a few advantages with renewing the Rumpke contract, and that one of them is that the residents already have both trash and recycling carts at their homes. He also stated that Rumpke is also closer in proximity to Parma, than Kimball is, which makes trouble shooting faster. He explained that Rumpke has their own glass facility in Dayton, Ohio, and that Rumpke owns and operates the largest and most tech advanced material recovery facility in Columbus. 8  MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Safety Director Coury – No comment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Service Director Vannello – No comment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Auditor Day – No comment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Law Director Tuma – Stated that the Parade was fantastic this year. Thanked the Safety Forces for all their help, and everyone for coming out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Treasurer Mastroianni – No comment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Councilman Euerle – Stated that the Fourth of July Parade was great, and the crowds were amazing. He thanked Clerk of Council Saban for all her help organizing the parade this year as well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Councilman Kussmaul – Thanked the Safety Forces, We are Parma Proud, Chris Knebush and Clerk of Council Saban for all their work. Reminded all that his Safety Meeting is Wednesday from 6-8, and their will be pizza and 4 varieties of his Mom’s cookies. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Councilwoman Lime – Stated that the parade was great and that this year there were many improvements made. Councilwoman Lime challenged the Wards to a float decorating contest for next year’s bicentennial. Councilwoman Lime gave an update on the condition of Daniel McCarthy, and requested a moment of silence for him. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ President of Council Dipierro – Stated that their will be a moment of silence for Daniel McCarthy at the conclusion of the round robin. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Councilwoman Shuman – No comment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Councilman Soeder – No comment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Councilwoman Zacharias – No comment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Councilwoman Boyd – Thanked Councilwoman Lime for the updates. She reminded all that the first of four movie nights was Saturday at the Stanbury- Holburn Circle, the Goonies will be Saturday’s movie, with popcorn and snacks. She also reminded all that her Safety Meeting will be on July 31 with a Christmas in July theme. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Councilman Divis – Thanked Councilwoman Lime for the update on Dan McCarthy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ President of Council Dipierro – Asked for a moment of silence for Daniel McCarthy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REPORT ON ABSENT MEMBERS: Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilman Euerle to excuse Councilwoman Wilson. Motion carried. 9  ADJOURNMENT Motion made by Councilwoman Lime seconded by Councilman Euerle to adjourn said meeting at 7:27 P.M. Motion carried. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CERTIFICATION I, Kristin L. Saban, Clerk of Council of the City of Parma, Ohio, do hereby certify this to be a true and correct copy of the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held on Monday, July 7, 2025. /s/Kristin L. Saban______ /s/Vito Dipierro________ Kristin L. Saban Vito Dipierro Clerk of Council President of Council rb 10