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REGULAR MEETING
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
7:00 P.M.
(7 Public Hearings)
OFFERING OF PRAYER by Council Member Kathleen Klink, followed by the pledge of allegiance to the
flag.
FIRST PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of amending the use of $155,000 of HOME Funds for
affordable housing construction activities.
SECOND PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of whether the following premises should be declared by
Resolution of Council to constitute a public nuisance and whether action
to abate the nuisance should be undertaken by the city:
THIRD PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of whether the following premises should be declared by
Resolution of Council to constitute a public nuisance and whether action
to abate the nuisance should be undertaken by the city:
FOURTH PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of whether the following premises should be declared by
Resolution of Council to constitute a public nuisance and whether action
to abate the nuisance should be undertaken by the city:
FIFTH PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of whether the following premises should be declared by
Resolution of Council to constitute a public nuisance and whether action
to abate the nuisance should be undertaken by the city:
SIXTH PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of amending the use of $ 435,000 of Neighborhood
Stabilization Program funds for the redevelopment of vacant land for the
construction of new housing.
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Motion - That the Public Hearing be closed.
SEVENTH PUBLIC HEARING: On the question of amending the use of $ 84,000 OF FY2006-2010
CDBG funding to Public Facility Activities
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Motion - That the Public Hearing be closed.
→ MOTION To amend or approve and dispense with the reading of the minutes of
the Regular Meeting of April 14, 2010. (Each member of Council received a
copy of the minutes)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AUDIENCE OF CITIZENS
1. REPORT received from the city manager, Mark Brandenburger, on the recommendation relative
to Objection to the Renewal of Liquor Permits: Lindenwald Tavern f/k/a Bob’s Café, 666 Hooven
Motion - That Council receive the report, concur in the recommendation and consider the
each of the items of legislation at tonight’s meeting.
2. REPORT received from the city manager, Mark Brandenburger, on the recommendation relative
to Gas Purchase, Transportation and Daily Gas Balancing Services for Mohawk Fine Papers,
Inc. – Agreement Amendment. (Each member of Council received a copy of the Report)
Motion - That Council receive the report, concur in the recommendation and
consider/adopt the necessary legislation at tonight’s meeting.
3. REPORT received from the law director, Hillary Stevenson relative to Objection to the Renewal
of Liquor Permits: Lindenwald Tavern f/k/a Bob’s Café, 666 Hooven Avenue (D-1, D-2, D-3, D-
3A); Tailg8tor’s, 1079 Millville Avenue (D-5, D-6); J & J Bar & Restaurant, 314-316 S. 3rd Street
1st floor and basement (D-5, D-6); and American Legion Post 520, 727 Central Avenue (D-4).
(Each member of Council received a copy of the Report).
4. FINANCIAL STATEMENT for the month of March, 2010 as submitted by the Finance Director,
Bill Moller. (Each member of Council received a copy of the statement)
5. REPORT –MINUTES OUTLINE- Committee of the Whole, April 14, 2010 Caucus, as submitted
by the City Clerk. (Each member of Council received a copy of the Report)
Motion - That the report be received, concurred in, and the recommendations of council
as a Committee of the Whole be complied with.
PENDING LEGISLATION
7. ORDINANCE (Third Reading): An ordinance amending certain sections of Chapter 915 of the
Codified Ordinances of the City of Hamilton, Ohio, relative to the city’s Comprehensive Tree and
Planting Plan.
Motion - That the ordinance be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the ordinance was furnished to each member of
council prior to its third reading.
NEW LEGISLATION
9. RESOLUTION: A resolution finding and declaring the premises and conditions attendant to the
premises located on Lot Number 5793, situated in the First Ward of the City of Hamilton, Ohio,
constitute a public nuisance, and authorizing and directing the director of law to commence an
action in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County, Ohio, to abate said nuisance. (967 Main
Street, Owner: Donald F. Helton)
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
10. RESOLUTION: A resolution finding and declaring the premises and conditions attendant to the
premises located on Lot Number 4166, situated in the Third Ward of the City of Hamilton, Ohio,
constitute a public nuisance, and authorizing and directing the director of law to commence an
action in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County, Ohio, to abate said nuisance. (879 North
Second Street, Owners: Benjamin A. Rathburn and Donna S. Rathburn)
11. RESOLUTION: A resolution finding and declaring the premises and conditions attendant to the
premises located on Lot Number 2639, situated in the Fourth Ward of the City of Hamilton, Ohio,
constitute a public nuisance, and authorizing and directing the director of law to commence an
action in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County, Ohio, to abate said nuisance. (410 South
Seventh Street, Owner: Geneva Amberlea Honcoop)
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
12. RESOLUTION: A resolution finding and declaring the premises and conditions attendant to the
premises located on Lot Number 4120, situated in the Fifth Ward of the City of Hamilton, Ohio,
constitute a public nuisance, and authorizing and directing the director of law to commence an
action in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County, Ohio, to abate said nuisance. (1381 East
Avenue, Owner: JPMJ Holdings II)
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
13. RESOLUTION: A resolution authorizing and directing execution of an agreement with Dayton
Lane Historic Area, Inc. relative to a memorial honoring Dr. Sherry Corbett.
15. RESOLUTION: A resolution repealing Resolution No. R2009-12-116, relative to the enterprise
zone agreement with Butler County Surgical Properties, LLC and Butler County Ancillary
Services, LLC. (Imaging Center)
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
16. RESOLUTION: A resolution in support of the “Honor and Remember” Flag as an official symbol
to recognize and honor members of the armed forces who have died in the line of duty, and
urging the United States Congress to adopt this flag as a national symbol.
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
17. RESOLUTION: A resolution objecting to the renewal of the D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-3A Liquor
Permits held by Lindenwald Tavern F.K.A Bob’s Café, 666 Hooven Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio
45015, and directing the city clerk to request a hearing to determine whether such renewal shall
be denied.
18. RESOLUTION: A resolution objecting to the renewal of the D-5 and D-6 Liquor Permits held by
Tailg8tors LLC, dba Tailg8tors, 1079 Millville Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio 45013, and directing the
city clerk to request a hearing to determine whether such renewal shall be denied.
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
19. RESOLUTION: A resolution objecting to the renewal of the D-5 and D-6 Liquor Permits held by
J&J Bar and Restaurant, 314-316 South Third Street, First Floor and Basement, Hamilton, Ohio
45011, and directing the city clerk to request a hearing to determine whether such renewal shall
be denied.
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
20. RESOLUTION: A resolution objecting to the renewal of the D-4 Liquor Permit held by American
Legion Post 520 Lewis Whittaker, 727 Central Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio 45011, and directing the
city clerk to request a hearing to determine whether such renewal shall be denied.
Motion - That the resolution be adopted and a note be made upon the
minutes that a printed copy of the resolution was furnished to each member of
council prior to its reading.
21. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE (Three Readings): An ordinance authorizing and directing the city
manager to execute an amendment to a gas purchase, transportation and daily gas balancing
services agreement with Mohawk Fine Paper, Inc.
Motion - That the rules be suspended, Council waive the reading of the emergency
ordinance the third time in its entirety, said ordinance be read the third time by its
title and placed upon its final passage, and a note be made upon the minutes
that a printed copy of the emergency ordinance was furnished to each member
of Council prior to its third reading.
Motion - That the rules be suspended and the emergency ordinance be read the second
time by its title.
Motion - That the rules be suspended, Council waive the reading of the emergency
ordinance the third time in its entirety, said ordinance be read the third time by its
title and placed upon its final passage, and a note be made upon the minutes
that a printed copy of the emergency ordinance was furnished to each member
of Council prior to its third reading.
23. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE (Three Readings): An ordinance declaring the official intent to
reimburse capital expenditures made to acquire a Customer Information System and declaring an
emergency.
Motion - That the rules be suspended and the emergency ordinance be read the second
time by its title.
Motion - That the rules be suspended, Council waive the reading of the emergency
ordinance the third time in its entirety, said ordinance be read the third time by its
title and placed upon its final passage, and a note be made upon the minutes
that a printed copy of the emergency ordinance was furnished to each member
of Council prior to its third reading.
24. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE (Three Readings): An ordinance designing the acting city
manager in the absence of the city manager and repealing Resolution No. R2009-7-46, adopted
July 8, 2009.
Motion - That the rules be suspended and the emergency ordinance be read the second
time by its title.
Motion - That the rules be suspended, Council waive the reading of the emergency
ordinance the third time in its entirety, said ordinance be read the third time by its
title and placed upon its final passage, and a note be made upon the minutes
that a printed copy of the emergency ordinance was furnished to each member
of Council prior to its third reading.
25. ORDINANCE (Three Readings): An ordinance amending the fiscal year 2006 – 2010
Community Development Block program budgets under the City of Hamilton’s Consolidated
Plans, relative to reallocation of certain funds delineated in the Statement of Objectives and
Proposed Use of Funds. ($84,000 for Public Facility Improvements for Living Waters at the former
Jefferson Elementary School site)
Motion - That the rules be suspended, Council waive the reading of the ordinance the
third time in its entirety, said ordinance be read the third time by its title and
placed upon its final passage, and a note be made upon the minutes that a
printed copy of the ordinance was furnished to each member of Council prior to
its third reading.
AUDIENCE OF COUNCIL
Motion - That the Regular Meeting be adjourned and council go into Caucus as a
Committee of the Whole.
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