Oct 28, 2026 City Council Meeting

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>> GOOD EVENING, WELCOME BACK TO THE HUBER HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL MEETING PURPOSES A SPECIAL SESSION.

OCTOBER 28TH, 2026. IT IS 5:17 P.M.

[2. Invocation - Rabbi Leibel Agar Of The Beth Jacob Synagogue At 7020 North Main Street, Dayton, Ohio]

FOR OUR IN VACATION SYNAGOGUE AT NORTH MAIN STREET, DAYTON, OHIO. THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK.

>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME. GOD, WE ASK, IN YOUR NAME, THAT THIS HOLY CONVOCATION BE BLE BLESSED.

YOU HAVE PASSED DOWN THROUGH OUR SAGES THAT THERE IS A SPECIAL REWARD FOR PEOPLE WHO WORK AND GIVE THEIR TIME AND TALENT ON BEHALF OF A COMMUNITY. AND THE MEN AND WOMEN SITTING HERE WITH US TODAY HAVE DONE EVERYTHING IN THEIR POWER TO HELP THIS COMMUNITY. BLESSED THE WORK OF THEIR HANDS.

SUCCESSFUL IN EVERYTHING THAT THEY DO.

GRANT THEM THEIR REWARD. PROTECT THEM FROM THOSE WHO WISH TO TAKE OUR LIBERTIES. BLESSED THEM, AND KEEP THEM SAFE. -- BLESS THEM, AND KEEP THEM SAFE. WE ASK YOU TO GUIDE US.

HELP US REACH DECISIONS THAT ARE FOR THE BETTERMENT FOR ALL.

HELP US DO WHAT WE CAN TO MAKE THIS COMMUNITY THE BEST POSSIBLE COMMUNITY THAT IT CAN BE. AMEN.

[3. Pledge Of Allegiance]

>> AMEN. >> PLEASE RISE FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.

ALLEGIANCE] >> WOULD YOU CALL ROLL, PLEASE?

[4. Roll Call]

AND WE KNOW THAT TONIGHT DID NOT WORK FOR THE THREE THAT ARE ABSENT. SO WE CAN JUST HAVE A ONE VOTE TO EXCUSE EVERYBODY. IS THERE A MOTION TO EXCUSE ALL

THREE. >> I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A

MOTION. >> SECOND.

>> WE HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND.

ANY DISCUSSION?

[5. Approval Of Minutes]

>> OKAY. THOSE THREE ARE EXCUSED AND THAT PASSES SIX TO ZERO. NEXT, ITEM NUMBER 5.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES. AND THAT IS ITEM A, CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FOR OCTOBER 12, .26. THOSE ARE DISTURBED END.

[ 2026 Make A Difference Day - Huber Heights Rotary Club Proclamation Presentation - Mayor Jeff Gore]

>> ITEM SIX A, 2026, MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY TO THE HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB PROCLAMATION PRESENTATION, BY MAYOR JEFF GORE. WE ASK THE MEMBERS OF THE HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB THAT ARE PRESENT TO JOIN US NOW FOR THE

PRESENTATION. >> THE DATE IS SET AS THE 24TH.

THAT WAS THE DAY IT WAS ASSIGNED.

I KNOW WE ARE A FEW DAYS LATER. I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT'S NOT A TYPO. SO THIS IS A CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS MAYORAL PROCLAMATION. MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY IS A NATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER TO IMPROVE COMMUNITIES THROUGH VOLUNTEERISM, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

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AND WHEREAS THE HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB HAS ADOPTED THIS PARK AND STRENGTHEN THE COMMUNITY SPACE BY REPLACING THE SHELTER ROOF, PAINTING AND PLANTING MILKWEED AND OTHER NATIVE FRIENDLY SPECIES. AND WHEREAS THESE PARK IMPROVEMENTS SUPPORT MONARCH BUTTERFLIES AND OTHER POLLINATORS, AND HENCE THE PART FOR RESIDENTS AND VISITORS, AN EXAMPLE IF I THE MEANINGFUL IMPACT AND DEAD IT-- THAT DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS CAN MAKE IN A COMMUNITY.

I JEFF GORE, THE MAYOR OF CITY-- HUBER HEIGHTS OHIO DECLARES SATURDAY OCTOBER 24TH, 2026 AND HUBER HEIGHTS OHIO AS MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY. AND ENCOURAGE ALL RESIDENTS TO HONOR THE SPIRIT OF THE STATE BY SERVING OTHERS AND GET YOUR BIDDING TO THE CONTINUED WELL-BEING OF THE HUBER HEIGHTS COMMUNITY. CAN BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS PRESENTS HIS CLOP-- PROCLAMATION AND SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB AND THE DIFFERENCE THAT THE MEMBERS HAVE MADE BY ADOPTING AND CARING FOR ROTARY MONARCH PARK. AND I WILL CALL... TO BE AFFIXED TO THIS DAY THE 28TH OF OCTOBER, IN 2026.

SO WE SAY THANK YOU, AND WE APPRECIATE ALL OF YOUR EFFORTS.

[APPLAUSE] >> TONY IS GOING TO HAVE A FEW

WORDS? >> I AM THE CURRENT PRESIDENT.

AND I ASKED CHUCK TO COME, BECAUSE HE WAS THE PAST PRESIDENT LAST YEAR. AND SOME OF THE LATEST WORK THAT WE HAD MOST RECENTLY DON WAS SPAWNED UNDER HIS LEADERSHIP.

SO HE GETS A LOT OF CREDIT FOR WHAT WE HAVE DONE MOST RECENTLY DOWN THERE. BUT WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO DIRECT EFFORTS DOWN THEY ARE, AND MONEY, AND CONTINUE TO IMPROVE IT FOR THE COMMUNITY. AND I THINK IT WILL BE A GREAT PLACE. GREATER THAN IT IS NOW.

THANK YOU. >> MAYOR AND COUNCIL, IS A FOLLOW-UP TO THE PROCLAMATION PRESENTATION THAT WE HAD THIS EVENING, I AM GOING TO SHARE A BIT MORE INFORMATION ABOUT HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB AND ROTARY MONARCH CLUB.

THE PARTS MANAGER WAS GOING TO MAKE THIS PRESENTATION THE OTHER NIGHT, BUT SHE COULD NOT BE HERE TONIGHT.

I AM FILLING IN FOR HER. SO THE HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB FORMERLY ADOPTED ROTARY MONARCH PARK IN LATE 2025.

SINCE THAT TIME, THE ROTARY KRAUT-- CLUB IS HOW THE ROOF REPLACED ON THE PART SHELTER, ON THE TABLES HAVE BEEN PAINTED AT THE PARK. WE HAVE ALSO CONDUCTED MASS PLANTING OF POLLINATOR FRIENDLY PLANTS.

AND SOME OF THAT IS DONE WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF SOME STUDENTS AT THE CLOSE HIGH SCHOOL WHO HAVE UNDERTAKEN SOME OF THAT WORK AS PART OF THEIR SERVICE PROJECT IN THE SCHOOL.

IN ADDITION THERE HAS BEEN SOME RECENT PAVING THAT HAS BEEN DONE TO CREATE SOME PATHS AT THE PARK.

AND FUTURE PLANS WITH SIGNAGE AND INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMMING THAT WILL HIGHLIGHT SOME OF THESE POLLINATOR FRIENDLY PLANTS. THE ROTARY CLUB COMPLAINTS CONTINUED IN ANNUAL PLANNINGS OF THE PARKA'S WELL.

AND TO DATE THE HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY CLUB HAS BEEN A STRONG COMMUNITY PARTNER ASSISTING IN MANY COMMUNITY-WIDE EVENTS.

SOME OF THE RECENT ONES INCLUDE THE 250TH HERITAGE PICNIC, AND THE HAPPY HONDA TRAIL. SO THEY ARE LOOKING FOR WAYS TO STAY AND GET FURTHER INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY.

THE CITY LOOKS FORWARD TO THIS CONTINUED INVESTMENT IN ONE OF OUR PARTS ASSETS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT HUBER HEIGHTS ROTARY, JOIN US FOR A FREE LUNCH IN NETWORKING AT THE HUBER HEIGHTS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION. WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU, AND REMEMBER THAT THE HUMAN RIGHTS ROTARY CLUB SERVICE ABOVE SELF.

THANK YOU FOR ENTERTAINING US TONIGHT.

>> THANK YOU, TONY. [APPLAUSE]

[ Huber Heights Senior Center Presentation - Mr. Kenneth Herstine, President, Huber Heights Senior Center]

NEXT-- >> MAX, ITEM 6B.

THE HUBER HEIGHTS SENIOR CENTER PRESENTATION.

MISSED-- MR. KENNETH HER STEIN. PRESIDENT, HUBER HEIGHTS SENIOR CENTER. [LAUGHTER]

[INDISCERNIBLE] >> MAKE SURE YOUR MICROPHONE--

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>> YOU HAVE TO PUSH IT ON THERE. MAKE IT GREEN.

>> THERE WE GO. I'VE HAD TO GET THRIFTY WITH MY TIME LATELY, AND WHEN I HEARD WE WERE GETTING THIS PROCLAMATION I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A GREAT TIME TO COME IN AND TALK TO GUYS A BIT ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON AT THE SENIOR CENTER LATELY.

WHAT YOU GUYS HAVE DONE FOR US AND HOW YOU CONTINUE TO PAY ATTENTION TO OUR NEEDS, AND TAKE CARE OF OUR ALMOST 850 MEMBERS THAT WE HAVE RIGHT NOW. AND IT'S JUST AWESOME.

WE REALLY APPRECIATE IT. SO I TOOK A COUPLE PICTURES HERE. SO THERE IS THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING. IN ONE OF OUR PROJECTS WE HAD AN ENDOWMENT GIVEN TO US AND WE PURCHASE THOSE TWO BENCHES.

AND YOUR PUBLIC WORKS GUYS COME IN AND PULL OUT THE BUSHES AND PUT THAT SLAB IN THEIR FOR US ON EACH SIDE.

IT TURNED OUT VERY NICELY. CAN YOU GO BACK ONE? THERE WE GO. YOU CAN SEE BOTH OF THE BENCHES.

THEY ARE DEDICATED TO A WOMAN WHO PASSED AWAY, BUT HER DAUGHTERS ARE VERY ACTIVE IN THE SENIOR CENTER.

SO THEY WERE PRETTY PUMPED UP. NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE.

ONE MORE. ANOTHER THING YOU GUYS HELPED US WITH IS YOU HAD THOSE RAILINGS INSTALLED.

SARAH DID A GREAT JOB MATCHING THE WOOD.

IT IS GORGEOUS AND THERE. WE'VE GOT A LOT OF COMPLIMENTS ABOUT IT. FROM PEOPLE WHO HAD A HARD TIME GETTING AROUND. THOSE RAILINGS REALLY HELP THEM OUT. THANK YOU FOR THAT.

NEXT SLIDE. ANOTHER PICTURE OF THE RAILINGS.

I SENT THIS TO TONY LAST WEEKEND.

THIS IS THE PATIO THAT YOU GUYS PUT ON THEIR FOR US.

IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THAT. AND YOU ORDERED THE FURNITURE.

WE HAVEN'T FIGURED OUT HOW WE ARE GOING TO USE IT YET.

BUT WE ARE EXCITED TO HAVE IT. IT IS VERY NICE.

I THINK THERE IS MAYBE ANOTHER ANGLE OF THAT.

THERE WE GO. WE HAVE CHESS BOARDS OUT THERE.

WE BOUGHT A COUPLE CHESS SETS AND CHECKERS SETS FOR PEOPLE TO GO OUTSIDE WHEN IT IS NICE. LIKE IT HAS BEEN THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS. I'M NOT SURE IF ANYBODY HAS CHECKED THAT OUT. NEXT SLIDE.

YOU GUYS OUTFITTED THE ENTIRE FACILITY WITH NEW SHADES.

THAT WAS VERY NICE, BECAUSE WE HAD SOME BLINDS IN THERE.

BROKEN PICKET FENCES. AND THEY WERE REALLY HARD TO OPERATE. THESE THINGS WERE AWESOME.

HUNTER DOUGLAS, TOP OF THE LINE, VERY NICE.

AND THEY ARE GORGEOUS. THERE IS ANOTHER PICTURE OF THE SHADES AND SOME TABLE TENNIS PLAYERS.

WE ARE TRYING TO GET BRIAN LOONEY TO COME OUT THERE TO JOIN US. BUT WE HAVE NOT SEEN HIM THERE.

THAT IS IT. THANK YOU, GUYS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE APPRECIATE IT.

[APPLAUSE] >> DO YOU HAVE AN UPDATE-- WHAT IS THE-- WHAT IS MEMBERSHIP UP TO NOW?

>> WELL, OUR LAST BOARD MEETING, WE DO AN UPDATE ONCE A MONTH.

WE DO OUR BOARD MEETING, IT'S 824.

I'M SURE IT'S UP AROUND 840 NOW. 840.

>> THAT'S PROBABLY WHAT, AN ADDITIONAL 350, 450 MEMBERS?

>> I'M NOT REALLY SURE. I THINK WE ARE IN THE SIX HUNDREDS AT THE OTHER BUILDING. SO WE HAVE INCREASED OUR

MEMBERSHIP. >> WE GOT UP TO 700 ONCE AT THE OLD BUILDING. IS THAT RIGHT?

THIS IS AWESOME. >> IT IS.

IT IS. WE GOT A LOT OF COMPLIMENTS.

IT'S A GORGEOUS FACILITY. I KNOW WHOSE BRAINCHILD IT WAS.

AND WE APPRECIATE YOU PUTTING US IN THERE, DEFINITELY.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU. [APPLAUSE]

>> THAT WAS THE ONLY QUESTION? THAT WAS EASY.

>> I WAS JUST CURIOUS. I KNOW IT IS GROWING.

[ Announcement: Consistent With The Applicable Provisions Of The Ohio Revised Code, At The Next Regular Session Of The Legislative Authority Of The Municipal Corporation To Which Annexation Is Proposed, After The Expiration Of Sixty Days From The Date Of Delivery Required By Division (C) Of Section 709.022 Or Division (C)(1) Of Section 709.033 Of The Ohio Revised Code, The Clerk Of Council Of The Legislative Authority Shall Lay The Resolution Of The Board Of County Commissioners Granting The Petition And The Accompanying Map Or Plat And Petition Before The City Council.  The Clerk Of Council Is Laying The Resolution Of The Board Of Miami County Commissioners Granting The Petition For Annexation For 5.091+/- Acres More Or Less In Bethel Township To The City Of Huber Heights And The Accompanying Map Or Plat And Petition Before The Huber Heights City Council In Accordance With The Applicable Provisions Of The Ohio Revised Code.]

>> NEXT UP, ITEM 6C. >> ITEM 6C.

THIS IS A REQUIRED ANNOUNCEMENT, CONSISTENT WITH THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE, AT THE NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF THE LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY OF THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION TO WHICH ANNEXATION IS PROPOSED, AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF 60 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF DELIVERY REQUIRED BY DIVISION C OF SECTION 709.022, OR DIVISION C1 OF SECTION

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CODE. >> WHERE THERE ANY OTHER COMMENTS THAT YOU HAD? ANYBODY FROM STAFF?

>> JUST REQUIRED STAFF IN THE PROCESS, THIS WILL BE DISCUSSED

FURTHER. >> THANK YOU.

ITEM NUMBER 7. CITIZENS COMMENTS ON SPECIFIC

AGENDA ITEMS. >> I JUST HAVE ONE.

MISSES SCHWARTZ GAVE ME ONE FOR ITEM TEN A.

THE PUBLIC HEARING THAT IS LISTED.

THAT PUBLIC HEARING, BECAUSE WE ARE GOING TO ANNOUNCE IT UNDER THAT ITEM, BECAUSE WE HAD TO RESCHEDULE OUR MEETING FOR MONDAY, OUR LEGAL COUNSELS ADVISED THAT WE NEED TO RESTART THE NOTIFICATION PROCESS FOR THAT WHOLE INCIDENT DISTRICT.

SO THERE WILL NOT BE A PUBLIC HEARING TONIGHT.

>> WHEN WILL THAT PUBLIC HEARING BE BACK UP?

>> IT WILL BE RESCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 14TH.

>> DECEMBER 14TH? >> IS THAT OUR LAST MEETING.

>> IT IS. >> OKAY.

[8. City Manager Report]

I'M GETTING AHEAD OF MYSELF. JOHN, CITY MANAGER PORT?

>> DON'T SKIP ME YET. IT'S GOING TO BE SHORT TONIGHT, BUT I DID REALLY WANT TO GIVE A BIG SHOUT OUT.

WE HAVE BEEN PRETTY FOCUSED HERE RECENTLY ONGOING THROUGH OUR SNAP RATING PROCESS. IT'S THE FIRST TIME I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN THIS. JIM BELL HAS BEEN THROUGH THIS PROCESS REPEATEDLY. HE DOES AND AMAZING JOB.

WE WENT THROUGH THIS PROCESS, IT HAS BEEN THE LAST FEW WEEKS.

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE HAVE BEEN VISITED BY S&P.

USUALLY IT'S OVER THE PHONE. WE HAVE GONE TO CHICAGO IN THE PASSED-- PAST. BUT THEY CAME TO US BECAUSE THEY SAW A LOT OF THE BIG THINGS WE WERE DOING.

THEY WANTED TO SEE THINGS. WE TOOK THEM ON A TOUR OF THE CITY. THEY WERE HERE AND PROBABLY EIGHT HOURS, SOMETHING LIKE THAT, FOR THE WHOLE PROCESS.

SO THAT HAPPENED, AND THE WEEK AFTER WE WERE ANXIOUSLY AWAITING OUR BOND RATING, AND I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO YOU THAT OUR MUNICIPAL BOND RATING, WHICH WAS A AA NEGATIVE, WAS REAFFIRMED BY S&P. OUR WATER BOND RATING, WHICH WAS ACTUALLY A A+, IT SEEMS COUNTERINTUITIVE TO C- SIDE AND, BUT THAT'S ACTUALLY AN UPGRADE. FINANCIAL HEALTH LIFTED IN THE-- LISTED IN THE REPORT WAS STABLE. THIS REFLECTS THE CITY STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION AND OUR CREDITWORTHINESS AND THIS WILL ALLOW US TO BORROW THE MONEY WE ARE GOING AFTER HERE AT MORE FAVORABLE RATES. I THOUGHT THAT WAS IMPORTANT TO TELL YOU. JUST SOME QUOTES FROM THE RATING. I THOUGHT THAT WERE INTERESTING.

ONE QUOTE, THE RATING REFLECTS THE HISTORICAL STRENGTH OF THE WATER SYSTEM FINANCES. I THINK THAT'S IMPORTANT TO HIT ON. ROBUST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES THAT INCLUDE ESTABLISHED POLICIES AND COHESIVE BOARD AND MANAGEMENT TEAMS. THAT GOES TO WHAT ALEX HAS SAID FOR A LONG TIME. WE NEED SOME POLICIES IN PLACE, WE ESTABLISH THOSE POLICIES, FOLLOW THOSE POLICIES.

WE ALSO-- THAT REALLY ADDRESSES THE FACT THAT YOU ALL, AS ELECTED OFFICIALS, ARE A COHESIVE BOARD, AND THE STABLE MANAGEMENT TEAM THAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE.

REFLECTS OUR HUBER HEIGHTS PROACTIVE ASSESSMENT ASSET MANAGEMENT. RATE SETTING AND RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES, AND TRANSLATES INTO CONTINUED STABILITY AND STRENGTH. LAST SHAMELESS PLUG HERE.

I CANNOT THANK STAFF ENOUGH. AGAIN, JIM HAS BEEN THROUGH THIS, WITH ALEX AND AARON. THE WHOLE FINANCE TEAM.

JASON WITH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. OUR COMMUNICATION STAFF WERE INVOLVED. WE HAD A VERY-- I'VE NEVER HAD A THIRD PARTY LENDER. WE DEALT WITH KEYBANK, HE CAME IN AND COULD NOT RAVE ENOUGH ABOUT THE PRESENTATION THAT WE HAD, AND THE PUBLICATIONS THAT WE HAD FOR THE S&P RATERS.

SO THEY CAN MEDICATION STAFF, THE ADMIN STAFF, OUR BOND

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GREAT JOB. IT REALLY TALKS TO WHERE WE ARE FINANCIALLY. JUST A COUPLE MORE THINGS TO REMIND YOU, THE BILLING SOFTWARE UPGRADE IS GOING TO TAKE PLACE.

THE BIGGEST THING TO REMEMBER IS THAT THERE WILL BE NO CHARGES FOR ACH PAYMENTS. MORE FLEX FULL PAYMENT OPTIONS WILL BE EASIER TO NAVIGATE. THAT WILL START IN MID-NOVEMBER.

SOME DATES TO REMEMBER. NOVEMBER 3RD WILL BE THE LAST DATE TO PAY IN PERSON OR ONLINE. THE WATER OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED FROM THE FOURTH TO THE 13TH. EMERGENCY REPAIRS AND WATER TURN ON'S WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY THIS.

THEY WILL REOPEN ON THE 16TH. THE BIGGEST THING FOR EVERYONE TO UNDERSTAND THROUGH THIS PROCESS, WE DECIDED TO NOT HAVE ANY LATE FEES OR SHUT OFF FEES THROUGH JANUARY 2ND.

SO I WANT THE CITIZENS TO UNDERSTAND THAT AS WELL.

AND, LASTLY, SATURDAY, IT'S OUR BIG EVENT HERE IN HUBER.

SIX TO 8:00 P.M., KIDS OUT ON THE STREETS, SO JUST BE CAREFUL.

>> ANY QUESTIONS? >> I HAVE A COMMENT.

SHOUT OUT TO SARA AND PARKS AND REC FOR THE HAUNTED TRAIL THAT HAPPENED LAST WEEKEND. IT WAS OUTSTANDING.

IT WAS WELL ATTENDED. SPECIAL THANKS TO HER, THE ROTARY, CHRISTIAN LIVE CENTER WHO CAME OUT.

SAMMY DAVIDSON BROUGHT THEM OUT AND THEY PROVIDED HOT CHOCOLATE, COOKIES GIVEN OUT. AND BRANDED DODGE PLAYED SOME MUSIC, HAD THE GAZEBO GOING AND THE KIDS WERE GOING CRAZY.

IT WAS A WONDERFUL EVENT. >> I THINK YOU'RE SEEING THE FRUITS OF SARAH'S HARD WORK FROM LAST YEAR, AND AS WE SEE, FIRST-YEAR EVENTS DON'T ALWAYS HIT IT OFF, BUT BUILDING ON THAT SUCCESS, SHE IS DOING A GREAT JOB.

>> SHE IS DOING REALLY WELL, AND THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT DONATED.

IT WAS JUST REALLY HUGE. >> JOHN, IN REGARDS TO THE VISIT FOR S&P, HOW MANY YEARS HAD IT BEEN SINCE THEY HAD COME TO HUBER HEIGHTS AND VISITED US IN PERSON?

>> THEY HAD NEVER BEEN HERE IN PERSON.

IN THE PAST, WHAT JIM HAS TOLD ME IS HE HAS MADE A TRIP TO CHICAGO BEFORE, USUALLY THEY DO IT VIA VIDEOCONFERENCING.

BUT AGAIN, THEY HEARD ABOUT A LOT OF THE THINGS THAT WE HAD GOING ON, THEY REALLY WANTED TO PUT THEIR EYES ON THE CITY AND

WHAT WE HAD GOING ON. >> JOHN, BEING HERE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS I CAN SAY WITHOUT QUESTION THAT THAT VISIT WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED HAD WE NOT HIRED YOU AND HOW DO NOT BROUGHT THE TEAM THAT YOU HAVE TO OUR CITY.

AND THAT IS UNDENIABLE. NEXT, MAYOR GORE AND I RAN TOGETHER AS A TEAM PRIOR TO HIM BEING ELECTED MAYOR.

AND WE VISITED HUNDREDS OF DOORS, KNOCKED ON DOORS, MET CITIZENS. AND ALL THOSE HOURS THAT WE SPENT DOING THAT, WE WOULD TALK AND I WOULD REMEMBER THAT JEFF-- HE HAD A GOAL TO UP BRING THE ENTIRE IMAGE OF HUBER HEIGHTS.

HE ALSO KNEW THAT THE CITY WAS STABLE FINANCIALLY.

THAT HE WANTED THE STRENGTH OF THE CITIES FINANCIALLY BASED PROGRAMS. HE AND I AGREED THAT WE SHOULD NOT EVER BORROW A PENNY THAT WE DO NOT-- IF WE DON'T HAVE AN AMPLE REVENUE STREAM TO PAY THAT OFF.

HE ALSO HAD A VISION THAT HE WANTED TO GROW THE CITY.

NOT BUST IT FROM THE SEEMS, BUT IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL THE CITIZENS. AND I THINK EVERYONE HERE TONIGHT CAN AGREE THAT HE HAS DONE THAT.

I ASSURE YOU, I HAVE BEEN WITH HIM HAND-IN-HAND.

THAT IS NOT AN EASY JOB THAT HE HAS.

ENCLOSING, JEFF WOULD BE THE FIRST TO TELL YOU THAT HE DID NOT DO IT BY HIMSELF. HE DID IT WITH EVERYONE UP HERE, AND THE STAFF. BUT IT'S NOT EASY TAKING THAT SPOT WHERE YOU DROVE TONIGHT AND COMPLETELY REDEVELOPING IT, WHEN YOU HAVE TEN DEVELOPERS, SOME OF WHICH ARE NOT EASY TO NEGOTIATE WITH. AND TO SELL AND BUILD A GOVERNMENT COUNTY LIBRARY AND KEEP OVER $1 MILLION FOR THE LAND. JOHN, IT IS MY PLEASURE TO SET UP HERE AND HERE THIS ABOUT THE BOND RATING.

THIS IS WHERE THE DOCTOR COMES IN AND TAKES HER BLOOD PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE AND SAYS YOU LOOK GREAT.

THIS CITY IS SECOND TO NO OTHER CITY IN MORE THAN JUST THE COUNTY. EVERY RESIDENT SHOULD BE PROUD

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I COULD NOT BE MORE PROUD. >> THANK YOU, MARK.

I APPRECIATE THOSE THOUGHTS. SCOTT?

>> THANK YOU, MAYOR. JOHN, TO CLARIFY, WITH THIS YOU WILL HAVE NEW ACCOUNT MEMBERS, CORRECT?

>> YES. >> THAT IS CORRECT.

>> I WANTED TO CLARIFY THAT FOR EVERYBODY.

JUST TO MAKE SURE WHEN THEY RENEW IT THAT IT WILL BE A NEW

ACCOUNT MEMBER. >> ON THE WATER BILL WILL BE INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO READ SIGN-UP FOR THE NEW BILLING SERVICE, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE AUTOPAY OR SIGN-UP FOR THE ACH SERVICE, WHICH IS WHAT WE RECOMMEND, SINCE IT IS FREE OF CHARGE. AND THERE WILL BE,-- WITH THAT THERE WILL BE NEW WATER ACCOUNTS THAT ARE ESTABLISHED WITH THE

NEW SERVICE. >> THAT WILL START AFTER NOVEMBER 15TH? I JUST GOT MY WATER BILL--

>> IT WILL START PROBABLY ON THE 17TH.

>> THAT'S ALL I HAVE, MAYOR, THANK YOU.

>> I DON'T-- I ATTENDED THE YMCA TRUCKER RETREAT ON WEDNESDAY.

SHOUTED TO THE STAFF WHO DID AND EXCELLENT JOB.

A LOT OF PEOPLE CAME OUT. I KNOW WE GAVE AWAY MORE THAN 1200 HOT DOGS. A LOT OF HOT DOGS.

BUT I'M HAPPY THAT PEOPLE FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES CAME IN.

HAD A WONDERFUL EVENING. AND WERE ABLE TO GET TOGETHER

AND HAVE A SAFE EVENING. >> WE HAVE ANYTHING FROM JOHN? CITY MANAGER? OKAY.

[ A Public Hearing Scheduled For October 28, 2026 By The Huber Heights City Council Pursuant To Ohio Revised Code Section 5709.40(A)(5)(f).  The Developer Of The Incentive Districts Shown On The Attached Maps Intends To Develop A Residential Subdivision With Up To 1,100 Single-Family Homes And Multi-Family Units Within The City In Order To Increase Available Housing Options Within The City.  The Incentive Districts Shown On The Attached Maps Are Less Than 300 Acres In Size And Have A Continuous Boundary.  The Overlays, As Defined In Ohio Revised Code Section 5709.40(A)(6) And Shown On The Attached Maps, Are Less Than 300 Acres In Size And Are Square Or A Rectangle Having Two Sides That Are Not More Than Twice The Length Of The Smaller Sides.]

>> NO PENDING BUSINESS. >> ITEM TEN.

UNDER NEW BUSINESS. TEN A.

>> TEN A, AS I MENTIONED PREVIOUSLY WHEN WE WERE TALKING ABOUT THE CITIZENS COMMENTS, THIS PUBLIC HEARING IS BEING RESCHEDULED DUE TO THE CHANGE IN THE COUNCIL MEETING THIS WEEK DUE TO SOME OF THE TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES THAT WE HAD WITH

INDIVIDUALS. >> AND TO REAFFIRM THAT PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 14TH.

>> AND EVERYBODY WHO IS AFFECTED WILL BE SENT LETTERS BY MEAN EX

[ An Ordinance Authorizing The Execution Of A Master Equipment Lease-Purchase Agreement And Related Equipment Schedule For The Purpose Of Acquiring Two Fire Engines For Use By The City, And Declaring An Emergency. (first reading)]

WEEK. >> NEXT UP, ITEM 10B.

>> AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A MASTER PURCHASE LEASE AGREEMENT AND RELATED EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING TWO FIRE ENGINES FOR USED BY THE CITY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY, FIRST READING.

>> JOHN? >> NOTHING TO ADD, JUST A REMINDER, I THINK THIS EXPLAINS THE SITUATION PRETTY WELL, AS WE GET-- HOW WE GOT TO THIS POINT. THERE HAS BEEN A SHORTAGE COMING OUT OF. AND SOME NATIONAL ISSUES, SOME SERVICE APPARATUSES THAT HAVE AFFORDED US THE ABILITY TO BRING TWO NEW FIREARMS IN TO THE CITY AT THE PRICE OF THE INITIAL ONE.

SO THAT IS COST SAVINGS TO US. AND JIM WAS ABLE TO FIND SOME COMPETITIVE FINDINGS IN THAT. SO I THINK THEY HAVE DONE A

DECENT JOB IN THAT. >> THE RECOMMENDATION AT THE WORK SESSION WAS TO WEIGH THE SECOND READING AND ADOPT THE FINAL READING. SO DO I HAVE A MOTION?

>> I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A MOST-- MAKE A MOTION TO WAIVE.

>> SECOND. >> WE HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND. ANY DISCUSSION?

>> MR. --

>> MOTION WAVED, HARRY SIX TO ZERO.

NEXT MOTION TO ADOPT, IS THERE A SECOND? SCOTT? WE HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND.

DISCUSSION?

[ A Resolution Accepting The Annexation Of Certain Territory Described In The Petition For Annexation To The City Of Huber Heights, Ohio For Approximately 5.091 +/- Acres From Bethel Township, Ohio Pursuant To Ohio Revised Code Sections 709.02, 709.021, 709.023, And 709.04. (first reading)]

>> MOTION CARRIED SIX TO ZERO. NEXT ITEM, 10C.

>> A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF HUBER HEIGHTS, OHIO FOR APPROXIMATELY 5.091 PLUS OR MINUS ACRES FROM BETHEL TOWNSHIP, OHIO PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 709.02, 709.021, AND 709.023, AND 709.04.

>> I WOULD GO TO AARON FOR COMMENTS ON THIS IF HE HAS ANY.

>> AND YOU CATCH US UP? >> THIS IS AN ANNEXATION THAT WAS REQUESTED BY THE APPLICANT. THEY ARE A RELIEF ORGANIZATION THAT EVENTUALLY PLANS TO BUILD A WAREHOUSE STORAGE AREA.

SO YOU WILL SEE THIS AGAIN IF THE ANNEXATION IS APPROVED.

YOU WILL SEE THIS AS A REZONING. SO YOU NEED TO-- WE WILL REZONE

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>> THANK YOU AARON. WORK SESSION RECOMMENDATION WAS AN ADOPTION. IS THERE A MOTION?

>> I HAVE A QUESTION. AARON, IS THIS LAND IN THE AREA THAT WE AGREED WITH TO NOT ANNEX?

>> IT IS WITHIN THE AREA THAT BOTH BETHEL TOWNSHIP AND THE CITY AGREED WAS IN THE AREA THAT COULD BE ANNEXED.

>> SO BETHEL WAS ON BOARD WITH THIS.

I READ THAT IN THE PACKET, CORRECT?

>> YES, IT'S WITHIN THAT NEGOTIATED AREA.

>> THANK YOU. THANK YOU, JEFF.

I WILL MAKE A MOTION TO ADOPT. >> WE HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND. ANY DISCUSSION?

[11. Citizens Comments - General]

>> I HAVE NONE THIS EVENING. UNLESS YOU ARE WANTING TO SPEAK ON SOMETHING. I JUST SAW THE TEN A PART.

SO I THOUGHT WE WERE SPECIFICALLY WANTING TO DO THAT.

YOU DID NOT WANT TO COME FORWARD THEN?

>> I JUST WANTED TO CLARIFY THAT I HEARD DURING THE PLANNING MEETING THAT I BELIEVE IT WAS MATT CHOMP OR ASKED IF-- HOW MANY LIFT STATIONS CAIRNS TRAILS HAS ALREADY.

AND IT WAS STATED THAT THERE WAS TWO.

AND TO MY KNOWLEDGE, IT WAS STATED THAT THERE WAS ONE.

AND THERE WERE QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT-- I CAME TO YOU GUYS ABOUT THE WATER ISSUES I HAVE HAD ON MY PROPERTY.

AND LOOKING THROUGH REPORTS AND INFORMATION FROM MULTIPLE AREAS, AND I TALKED TO AARON AS WELL, THERE IS ONLY A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF HOMES THAT CAN BE ADDED TO THE LIFT STATION UNTIL THE OTHER TWO PROPOSED LIFT STATIONS GET ADDED.

AND THESE NEW HOMES ARE BEING ADDED THROUGH A GRAVITY LINE.

AND I BELIEVE THAT THE NUMBER IS 275, AS PER WHAT AARON HAS TOLD ME. MY CONCERN IS THAT THERE IS 278 APARTMENTS FOR THE METROPOLITAN HOLDINGS THAT ARE GOING TO BE GOING THROUGH THE PLANNING COMMISSION.

CARRIAGE PARK APARTMENTS. I KNOW THEY HAVE TO BE TIED IN TO OUR LIFT STATION. IT'S PRETTY MUCH RIGHT NEXT-DOOR. I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THESE APARTMENTS HAVE ALREADY BEEN FACTORED IN TO THE 275 NUMBER.

BUT I DO NOT SEE HOW THAT IS POSSIBLE WITH THE TIME FRAME IN WHICH I SEE DOCUMENTS STATING THAT ONLY SO MANY HOMES CAN BE ADDED TO ADDED, AND TWO YEARS LATER, THESE APARTMENTS COME.

SO IT WORRIES ME FOR DECK, FOR CARE TRAILS TWO.

WILL WE PUT THEM IN YEARS OF HOLD UP AND LET THEM DEVELOP.

I'M NOT SURE WHAT IS GOING ON BUT IT CONCERNS ME.

AND I WOULD REALLY LIKE-- I KNOW I DON'T HAVE TO GET A RESPONSE NOW, BUT I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR BACK WITH MORE EYES ON THIS.

BECAUSE I DON'T WANT A CATASTROPHE HAPPENING IN THE MEANTIME. IF WE KEEP EXPANDING AND ADDING TO THAT ONE LIFT STATION, I DON'T SEE HOW IT'S NOT AT MAX CAPACITY. I AM GRAVELY WORRIED.

>> I KNOW I HAVE BEEN AROUND THE DEVELOPMENT FOR A WHILE.

AND THE LIFT STATION IS VERY OFTEN THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPER TO PUT IN. WHETHER IT'S RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL. I KNOW THERE IS A LIFT STATION PROPOSED IN KAREN'S TRAILS. ARE WE ON THAT LIFT STATION, OARS AT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOP INTO AGREEMENT?

>> SO THAT WILL BE-- THEY WILL BE BUILDING THE NEXT LIFT STATION WHICH WILL BE CONSTRUCTED-- IT'S ALREADY DESIGNED, IT WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN 2028, AT THE EARLIEST, NEXT

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SO I DON'T WANT TO GET AHEAD OF MYSELF ON THIS TOPIC, YET.

BUT THE STUDIES WE DID IN 2025 ACCOUNTED FOR THE CARRIAGE PARK APARTMENTS WHICH ARE CONSTRUCTED.

THE CARRIAGE TRAILS APARTMENTS, WHICH WOULD BE CONSIDERED AT THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING, AS WELL AS 300 UNITS OF TRAILS, WHICH IS CURRENTLY BEING PLATTED. ALL OF THOSE WERE PART OF THE STUDY THAT WAS UNDERTAKEN BY IBI AND CHOICE ONE ENGINEERING THAT WAS DONE IN CONCERT WITH DECK AND OURSELVES.

I WAS PLANNING TO TALK ABOUT THIS IN DETAIL AT THE COUNCIL MEETING WHERE YOU ARE CONSIDERING THE BASIC DEVELOP AND PLANS. I DON'T WANT TO GET AHEAD OF MYSELF TOO MUCH, BUT THIS HAS ALL BEEN FACTORED INTO THE TIMING OF WHEN THE LIFT STATION WILL COME ON.

AND THAT WILL ACTUALLY BE BUILT OUT AS THE TRAILS DEVELOP.

SO ONE COMES ONLINE IN LATE 28, EARLY 29, AND ONE WILL COME ONLINE YEARS AFTER THAT. SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES CLOSER TO

40, COMING ONLINE. >> THAT SYSTEM HAS BEEN DESIGNED. DO WE HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT A LIFT STATION LIKE THAT WILL COST?

>> CLOSE TO $1 MILLION. >> SO WHAT IS THE VALUE OF THE NEW APARTMENT COMPLEX THAT IS BEING PROPOSED?

WHAT IS THE TOTAL VALUE OF THAT? >> CONSTRUCTION VALUE CLOSE TO $13 MILLION. CONSTRUCTION COST, LAND VALUE WHEN IT'S ALL SAID AND DONE THAT CLOSE TO 60 OR $70 MILLION.

THAT WILL BE THE ASSESSED VALUE OF THAT AT SOME POINT IN TIME.

>> WHAT ABOUT-- THE PARK IS ALREADY DONE, THAT WAS ACCOUNTED FOR IT. HOW MANY LOTS?

>> TOTAL? >> THAT WE KNOW THE LIFT STATION THAT IS ALREADY DESIGNED. HOW MANY MORE HOMES CAN ACCOMMODATE THAT, PLUS THE APARTMENTS WE WILL HEAR ABOUT?

>> THE AGREEMENT WE HAVE WITH THE DEVELOPER IS THAT WE WILL ALLOW UP TO 300 HOMES TO CONNECT TO THE EXISTING LIFT STATION BEFORE THE NEW LIFT STATION HAS TO COME ONLINE.

SO THERE ARE, RIGHT NOW, 170-- 178, OR SO, LOTS, BUT THAT DOES NOT EQUATE TO 178 HOMES AT THE MOMENT.

THEY COME ONLINE AS THEY DO. >> WHAT I'M GETTING AT, THOSE LOTS ARE SELLING FOR 60 GRAND OR SOMETHING AROUND THERE? THAT'S 1,000,000.8 INLAND SALES. PLUS THE 30 TO 70 SOME MILLION DOLLARS VALUE IN THE NEW APARTMENTS.

I'M GETTING AT-- IF FOR SOME REASON, ALL THOSE APARTMENTS HAVE WAITING LISTS TO FILL IN TOMORROW.

AN ADDITIONAL 400 LOTS SOLD WITH HOUSES TOMORROW.

IT WOULD MAKE SENSE THAT SINCE THE RESPONSIBLE PARTY IS THE DEVELOPER, IF THEY CANNOT MOVE FORWARD SELLING LOTS AND RENTING APARTMENTS, THEY WOULD PAY TO PUT THE LIFT STATION IN SOONER

RATHER THAN LATER? >> THAT IS CORRECT.

THE COST IS NOT AN ISSUE AT THE MOMENT.

WE WERE GOING AFTER A GRANT THAT HELPED OFFSET THE COST OF A NEW PARKING CARRIAGE TRAILS. THAT'S WHY WE DELAYED IT SLIGHTLY. BUT THE TRAILS ARE ALREADY DEVELOPED. WE HAVE PLANNED IT.

IT IS DESIGNED. IT IS READY TO GO OUT TO BID.

THE SEQUENCING WILL BE FINE. >> I JUST WANTED TO ADDRESS MISS SCHWARTZ'S CONCERN. THE CONCERN WAS PUTTING THOSE PEOPLE IN JEOPARDY WHO MIGHT BUY A HOME UP THERE WHERE THE LIFT STATIONS AND SEWER SYSTEMS WERE NOT ABLE TO HANDLE IT.

THE FACT THAT IT IS THE DEVELOPER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PUT IT IN, IF THAT WOULD CEASE THEM FROM BUILDING AND SELLING-- BUILDING AND SELLING HOMES AND THEN DEVELOPING SELLER LOTS, THEY WOULD MAKE SURE THAT THE LIFT STATION WAS IN PLACE BEFORE

ANYTHING? >> AND WE WOULD NOT ALLOW ANY UNITS TO BE CONNECTED TO OUR SYSTEM BEYOND WHAT WE HAVE

AGREED TO. >> THEY WOULD HAVE TO UPGRADE

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ACCOUNTED FOR? >> WE ARE NOT GOING TO INTENTIONALLY OVERLOAD OUR SYSTEM.

>> IF ANYBODY HAS ANYTHING ELSE THEY WANT TO GET BACK TO TO MISS SCHWARTZ REGARDING CONCERNS ABOUT THAT UP THERE?

>> SOMETHING TOUCHED MY EAR. YOU TALKED ABOUT PARK AND TRAILS. HAS THAT BEEN INTRODUCED OR DISCUSSED AT A WORK SESSION TO COUNCIL?

>> NOT WITH COUNCIL. WE HAVE HAD MR. WEBB-- HE HAD A MEETING ALONG WITH SOME NEIGHBORS AND RESIDENTS UP IN THE AREA. AS WELL AS REPRESENTATIVES FROM DECK. PART OF IT IS WANTING TO BLEND IN SOME RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES ALONG WITH THEIR NEW STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. SO IT'S VERY PRELIMINARY.

>> OKAY. NEXT, CLARIFY FOR ME, DOES THE DEVELOPER PAY FOR THE LIFT STATION?

>> YES. >> AND THE DEVELOPER WOULD HOLD OFF BUILDING THE LIFT STATION UNTIL THEY SOLD HOMES TO PAY FOR THE LIFT STATION, AND WE WOULD NOT LET THEM HOOK UP HOMES TO THE LIFT STATION IF IT WAS OVERCAPACITY?

>> WE WOULD NOT LET THEM HOOK UP-- THAT IS CORRECT.

>> AND IT MAKES SENSE. THE DEVELOPER IS NOT GOING TO PREMATURELY BUILD A LIFT STATION UNTIL THEY HAVE SPOTS TO PAY FOR IT. OKAY.

WHAT YEAR WAS THE STUDY-- STUDY DONE ON THAT LIFT STATION.

>> TWENTY-FIVE. >> WHO DID IT.

>> LATE 24, EARLY 25, IBI, WHICH IS ONE OF THE ENGINEERING FIRMS, CHOICE ONE ENGINEERING ALSO SUPPLEMENTED THAT.

>> AND YOU PROVIDED THOSE STUDIES TO US ALREADY?

>> I DON'T KNOW IF YOU HAVE SEEN THEM.

WE HAVE HAD THEM FOR A WHILE. WE CAN PROVIDE THOSE TO YOU.

>> THANK YOU. >> AARON, IF THERE IS A LEAD TIME INVOLVED IN BUILDING A LIFT STATION, IS THERE A PROJECTED NUMBER OF HOMES THAT WOULD BE BUILT BEFORE THEY WOULD START BUILDING THE LIFT STATION TO MAKE SURE IT WAS ONLINE AS THEY

WERE COMPLETING THEIR BUILDS? >> YES.

IT WILL BE TIMED TO WHERE-- TIMED TO WHERE THE NEW LIFT STATION COMES ON WHEN WE ARE CLOSE TO CAPACITY OF THE EXISTING LIFT STATION. AND PART OF THE HOMES THAT ARE FEEDING INTO THE EXISTING LIFT STATION, WHICH WILL COME OFF OF THE EXISTING LIFT STATION. ALL OF THAT IS BEING

COORDINATED. >> THANK YOU.

>> ANYONE ELSE? >> ANY OFFICIAL REPORTS AND

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>> HELLO, LADIES. I WOULD LIKE TO JUST SAY THANK YOU TO EVERYONE AT THE SENIORS CENTER.

I GET PICKED ON ALL THE TIME-- I DO DESERVE IT.

BUT THEY HAVE MADE ME FEEL LIKE EVERYTHING THAT I HAVE DONE, EVENT OUT OF THE SENIORS CENTER, EVERYONE THERE HAS MADE ME FEEL LIKE I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THERE. WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF FUN.

I HAVE NOT MET ANYONE THAT HAS BEEN IN A BAD MOOD OR ANYTHING.

THERE'S A REAL SENSE OF COMMUNITY THERE.

IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT I AM NORMALLY A PART OF.

BUT I HAVE A LOT OF FUN WITH EVERYBODY.

AND I APPRECIATE YOU WELCOMING ME THE WHOLE TIME.

APPRECIATE IT. THAT IS ALL.

>> ANYONE ELSE? ITEM 13.

EXECUTIVE SESSION. THERE ARE NO ITEMS THIS EVENING.

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