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OBERLIN CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA: May 6, 2019

Meeting Place: Council Chambers, 85 S. Main Street Dates: 1st & 3rd Mondays PEARSON ADELMAN SLOCUM BURGESS SINGLETON PETERSON RIMBERT Bryan Burgess: President of Council Linda Slocum: Vice-President of Council Belinda Anderson: Clerk of Council Jon Clark: Law Director Salvatore Talarico: Finance Director Rob Hillard: City Manager REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING – 7:00 P.M. – COUNCIL CHAMBERS



1.		COUNCIL BUSINESS

	a.	Call Regular City Council Meeting to Order and Roll Call – 7:00 p.m.

	b.	Approval of Minutes – Regular City Council Meeting – April 1, 2019 Click to View

	c.	Approval of Minutes – Public Hearing – April 15, 2019 Click to View

	d.	Approval of Minutes – Regular City Council Meeting – April 15, 2019 Click to View

	e.	Proclamation - Electrical Safety Month Click to View

2.		ANY CONCERNS THAT ARE NOT ON THE AGENDA MAY BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF COUNCIL AT THIS TIME (Members of the public and Council members may address the City Council for a maximum of three minutes each.)

3.		OLD BUSINESS

4.		NEW BUSINESS

	A.	Ordinance No. 19-28 AC CMS: An Ordinance Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Resolution of Dispute with NEXUS Gas Transmission, LLC and Declaring an Emergency (1st)(E) Click to View

	B.	Ordinance No. 19-29 AC CMS: An Ordinance Accepting the Bid of Underground Utilities, Inc. of Monroeville, Ohio for the Elm Street Improvement Project and Declaring an Emergency (1st)(E) Click to View

	C.	Ordinance No. 19-30 AC CMS: An Ordinance Amending the City of Oberlin Zoning Map to Rezone Five (5) Properties Owned by the City of Oberlin Known as the South Ramsey Right-of-Way from "R-1A"/Single-Family Residential District and "R1-B"/Single -Family Residential District to "P-1"/Public Park and Recreation District (1st) Click to View

	D.	Resolution No. R19-01 CMS: A Resolution Asserting Oberlin City Council’s Opposition to House Bills 174 and 178 which Seek to Diminish or Eliminate Restrictions on the Concealed Carry of Deadly Weapons and Declaring an Emergency. (1st)(E) Click to View

5.		COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS

	a.	Referrals

	b.	Advocacy

	c.	Correspondence

	d.	Liaison reports from commission meetings

6.		CITY MANAGER’S REPORT

7.		OPPORTUNITY FOR OTHER APPOINTEES TO REPORT

8.		PUBLIC PARTICIPATION (Members of the public may address the City Council for a maximum of three minutes each.)

9.		ADJOURNMENT: ___________________________