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Resolution No. 2 1 5 8 Passed -9.20_15.,

RESOLUTION 2158

A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ATHENS COUNTY MULTI- JURISDICTIONAL HAZAIID MITIGATION PLAN.

WHEREAS, it is agreed that it is beneficial for a community to determine the threats posed by various natural hazards and to plan for ways to reduce those threats; and

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio is required to have a Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan in order to be eligible to receive federal emergency funding in the event of a Presidentially-declared disaster; and

WHEREAS, the existing Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan for the City of Nelsonville expired in 20 1 1 ; and

WHEREAS, the Athens County Regional Planning Commission prepared the existing Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan for the City of Nelsonville in 2006; and

WHEREAS, the Athens County Regional Planning Commission has prepared a new Multi-jurisdictional Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan that will cover all political subdivisions in Athens County; and

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville is a member in good standing of the Athens County Regional Planning Commission;

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by Council of the City of Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio that the City of Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio formally adopts the Athens County Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan 201 4.

Duly resolved by Council this 9th day of February, 201 5. l i NELSONVILLE CITY COUNCIL 1 1

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A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE REHABILITATION OF THE FORMER NELSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FOR UP TO 43 HOUSING UNITS AND TO BE KNOWN AS THE NELSONVILLE SCHOOL COMMONS PROJECT AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

WHEREAS, the adopted Nelsonville Comprehensive and Economic Plan identifies historic districts as having a positive impact on neighborhood reinvestment and a strengthening of homeowners' conviction that surrounding buildings will be cared for in a manner that reinforces the neighborhood's property values; and

1 WHEREAS, the WODA Group, Inc. desires to rehabilitate the former High School and Junior High School buildings which are located in the Nelsonville Historic District by designing and building high quality, safe, modem, accessible, energy efficient housing for young families, workers and seniors; and

WHEREAS, affordable family housing can attract and retain young professionals or small families that might consider calling Nelsonville their permanent home and provide new alternatives for seniors considering downsizing out of their current homes to accessible apartments with modem living amenities and low-cost utility bills which is desirable to the City and in accordance with its Comprehensive and Economic Plan; and

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WHEREAS, Nelsonville's historic buildings represent one of its greatest assets and one that can play a significant role in the City's economic growth and regional reputation.

WHEREAS, the proposed Nelsonville School Commons project, consisting of one and two-bedroom apartments, will provide workforce housing in conjunction with economic and employment growth opportunity plus provide rehabilitation of major structures located in the Nelsonville Historic District; and

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO, AS FOLLOWS:

1. That the Nelsonville City Council does hereby support the rehabilitation of the former Nelsonville High School and Junior High School located on Fayette Street to be known as the Nelsonville School Commons Apartment Project, a development that will provide new units for work force housing serving households primarily at 60% of the Area Median Income.

2. This Resolution is being passed as an emergency measure pursuant to O.R.C. 731.30 because the immediate passage of the Resolution is necessary so that the funding deadline for the project can be met, and this Resolution shall be in full force and effect upon its adoption.

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Resolution No. 21 6 0 Igassed March 23, 2015

Resolution 2160

A RESOLUTjBM HONORING THE NELSONViLLEmYORK HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM FOR THE!R PERFORMANCE AT

THE 78rWOHSAA STA TE WRESTL/MG TOURNAMENTn

WHEREAS, two freshmen qualified Bar the State wrestlhg tourraament; and

WHEREAS, Coit Yilligsr went 46.7 at the 132 ib. class allid Qyler Steeiman went 38-15 at the 145 Ib, class; and

WHEREAS, Dakota Mays won his four matches at the slate wrgstllng tourtaament by a combined scare of 43-"8 sand never trailed; and

WHEREAS, Senior Dakota Mays finishes his wrestling career at Nelsonville-Yoirk High School with a career record sf 1 6 5 m d 7 ; and

WHEREAS, Dakota M ~ y s is the folafih state wrestling champion "I Buckeye histoy and a four lime state placer; and

WHEREAS, Dakota Mays was named Division Ill State Champion in the 160 pouasd weight class.

THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Nelsonville City Council that the Melsonville-Yark High School Wrestling Team is commended for his unprecedente;d success bringing honor atad distinction to the City of Neis~~~7viilfe and the Nelsonville-York City School District, The members of the Nelsonville City Gouktciil wish him much success in the future.

Duly enacted by Cotancii this 23;" day of March, 2015,

NE&.SOf\lV!bLE CITY COUNCIL

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Resolution 21 61 I1 TO THE: CITIZENS OF NELSONVXLEE AND DESIGNATING ED I

AN HONORARY CAPTAIN IN TIZ;E NELSQNVfiLE P DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz has faithfully served the public for twenty-five year Police Department Dispatcher, Full Time Police Officer, Sergeant of the Department, Acting Chief of the Police Department and Volunteer Fire F and

WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz first served as Acting Cl~ief for the Nelsonville Departlnent on July 23, 1997, and has since that time served as Acting Chief seven (37) times; and

WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz received the Team Player certificate for dedicated se ice to the community of Nelsonville in assisting with two service call on Thanksgiving Day, 2004; and I WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz has received commendation from FEMA for dedi service in time of crisis through continued professional development on I

25,2006 and again on October 5,2006; and

WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz on November 2, 2007, participated in Homeland Sec lrity Training at Hocking College for campus safety and emergency response plan ing; I and

WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz on September 20, 2012 was recognized for Excep Selvice for highly creditable accomplishments bringing public acclaim office, his depa~ment of law enforcement as a result of training and devo duty and service to the public; and

WHEREAS, Ed Kurtz received a Chiefs Achievement Certificate on 14, 2012 in appreciation by the Public and Department Staff for Achievement to further Police efficiency for the advancement of the Order Profession; and

WHEREAS, Sr. Nelsonville Police Patrolman, Joshua E. Rraglin, summarize ,

contributio~ls of Ed Kurtz to the Nelsonville Police Department as follows:

The lessons I've learned from Sgt. Kurtz go way beyond the work place and into my personal life. We is truly a mentor, and a ma11 I look up to with the utmost respect.

On any day you will find Sgt. Kurtz constantly striving to better the Nelsonville Division of Police, be it taking trash to the dumpster, transporting evidence, or wrestling in the mud with a violent offender.

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Law exzforcement is not carved in stone; many variables come into play when making decisions. I often ask myself, wkdt would Ed do? Many times, 1 have been indecisive and turned to Sgt. Kui-tz. He has always been there to assist me in analyzing the situation. No officer has all the answers, however, it's great to have a man of his caliber to turn to, discuss the issue, and mediate on an outcome that one can go home at night and feel comfortable with.

Sgt. Kur-tz has taught more than you can ever imagine about com~nunity relations. Most of this community lmows the name Sgt. Kurtz, and likewise he knows most of the community with his 251- years of serving this area, I have seen him arrest people from strangers, to actual family members, and never show impartiality. EIe takes his Bath very serious and upholds the law regardless of names, friends, fai~iily or your average Joe citizen. Most of all, he does it respecting their rights.

We joke with Sgt. Kurtz about being an officer in NeIsonvilXe before the first bricks were laid on the streets, but I would gladly enter any hostile, or potentially violent situation, with Sgt. Kurtz.

In closing, this is a man who has touched the lives of people in many ways including myself He is honest, hard working, reliable, and most of all a true leader. T have enjoyed working and learning from Sgt. Kurtz, and hopefully will for inany nzore years to come.

THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Nelsonville City Council that Ed be recognized for his hard work, selfless effort and dedication to the City of ville Police Department and that he be designated an Honorary Nelsonville

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Resolution Nu. 2 I 6 2 Passed A p r i l 2 7 , 201 5 9 - I-- 1 I RESOLUTION 2162

A RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE 5705.03 (B) REQUESTING THE ATHENS COUNTY AUDITOR TO CERTIFY THE AMOUNT OF REVENUES GENERATED BY A 3 MILL RENEWAL LEVY FOR GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, RESURFACING, AND REPAIR OF STREETS, ROADS, AND BRIDGES OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 5705.19 (G) TO BE PIACED ON THE BALLOT AT THE NOVEMBER 3, 2015 GENERAL ELECTION AS A RENEWAL LEVY.

WHEREAS, the current street levy for the general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges (Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19 (G) is due to expire on December 3 1,201 5;

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville is in need of said funds to adequately construct, reconstruct, resurface, and repair the streets, roads, and bridges located within the City of Nelsonville;

WHEREAS, Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.03 (B) requires the City of Nelsonville to request the Athens County Auditor to certify the amount of revenues generated by the renewal of the City's 3 mill levy expiring in 201 5, as a prerequisite to placing the issue on the ballot;

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO:

I. That the Clerk of Council shall certifjl a copy of this Resolution to the Athens County Auditor requesting the Athens County Auditor to certify to the City of Nelsonville the dollar amount of revenue that would be generated by the renewal of a five year 3 mill levy outside the ten mill limitation for the general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19 (G) to be placed on the ballot for the November 3,20 15, General Election, and to run for a term of five years commencing January 1,201 6 as a Renewal Levy if approved by the voters .

2. The Clerk of Council is directed to deliver a copy of this Resolution to the Athens County Auditor.

3. This Resolution shall be in k l l force and effect at the earliest moment permitted by law.

/ / Duly enacted by Council upon second reading on the 27h day of April, 201 5.

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RESOLUTION 2163

A RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE 5705.03 (B) REQUESTING THE ATHENS COUNTY AUDITOR TO CERTIFY THE AMOUNT OF REVENUES GENERATED BY A 3 MILL REPLACEMENT LEVY FOR GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, RESURFACING, AND IREPAIR OF STREETS, ROADS, AND BRIDGES OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 5705.19 (G) TO BE PLACED ON THE BALLOT AT THE NOVEMBER 3, 2015 GENERAL ELECTION AS A REPLACEMENT LEVY.

WHEREAS, the current street levy for the general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges (Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19 (G) is due to expire on December 3 1,201 5;

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville is in need of said funds to adequately construct, reconstruct, resurface, and repair the streets, roads, and bridges located within the City of Nelsonville;

WHEREAS, Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.03 (B) requires the City of Nelsonville to request the Athens County Auditor to certify the amount of revenues generated by the replacement of the City's 3 mill levy expiring in 2015, as a prerequisite to placing the issue on the ballot;


1. That the Clerk of Council shall certifi a copy of this Resolution to the Athens County Auditor requesting the Athens County Auditor to certify to the City of Nelsonville the dollar amount of revenue that would be generated by the replacement of a five year 3 mill levy outside the ten mill limitation for the general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19 (G) to be placed on the ballot for the November 3,201 5, General Election, and to run for a term of five years commencing January 1, 2016 as a Replacement Levy if approved by the voters.

2. The Clerk of Council is directed to deliver a copy of this Resolution to the Athens County Auditor.

3. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect at the earliest moment permitted by law.

I Duly enacted by Council upon second reading on the 2'7h day of April, 2015. / / NELSONVILLE CITY COUNCIL 11

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A RESOLUTION PLACING THE FIVE YEAR RENEWAL OF A 3 MILL STREET LEVY ON THE BALLOT AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 2,2015.

I /I WHEREAS, the 3 mill Street Levy is due to expire in 201 5; and 1 WHEREAS, the taxes that will be raised within the ten-mill limitation will be insufficient to provide for the necessary requirements of Nelsonville City, and therefore, it is necessary to levy a tax in excess of that limitation for general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges, and street and road maintenance pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19 (G);

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO A S FOLLOWS:

I. The taxes that will be raised within the ten-mill limitation will be insufficient to provide for the necessary requirements of Nelsonville City, and therefore, it is necessary to levy a tax in excess of that limitation for general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges, and street and road maintenance, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19 (GI.

2. The Resolution attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference placing the issue of the renewal of the 3 mill Street Levy on the November 2,201 5 General Election ballot is adopted.

3. The Clerk is directed to deliver a certified copy of this Resolution and attachment to the Athens County Board of Elections prior to ninety days before November 2,201 5.


Duly enacted by Council upon second reading this 2Qh day of May, 2015. ail

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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT PENSION PICK-UP FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE OHIO POLICE & FIRE PENSION FUND EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1,2015.

WHEREAS, the Nelsonville City Council, Athens County, Ohio met at a duly called and authorized meetings of the Nelsonville City Council on the date set forth below, such meeting being duly called pursuant to a notice stating the time, place and purpose of the meeting received by all Council members, and the following resolution was made, seconded and adopted by those present at the meeting;

WHEREAS, the eligible employees of the Fire Department participate in the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund;

WHEREAS, the Council has previously adopted a pick-up of two percent (2%) of the eleven and fifty hundredths percent (1 1.5%) mandatory contributions required to be paid under Section 742.31 of the Ohio Revised Code for participating employees of the Fire Department who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund:

WHEREAS, Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund has adopted new procedures for reporting pick-up contributions in order to properly prepare 1099-R forms for its members;

WHEREAS, the Council wishes to amend it prior resolution in order to continue the pick-up under the new procedures;


Effective January 1, 2015, the Nelsonville City Council has determined to continue to pick-up two percent (2%) of the eleven and fifty hundredths percent (1 1 SO%) mandatory contributions by the Fire Department employees who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund by paying the contributions on behalf of the employees, with the employee paying nine and fifty hundredths percent (9.50%) of the mandatory employee contributions through salary reduction.

2. Said picked up contributions paid by the employer and through salary reduction, even though designated as employee contributions for state law purposes, are being paid by Nelsonville City in lieu of said contributions by the employee.

3. Said picked up contributions will not be included in the gross income of the employees for tax reporting purposes, that is, for federal or state income tax withholding taxes, until distributed from the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund.

4. Said employees shall not be entitled to any option of choosing to receive the contributed amounts directly instead of having them paid by the City of Nelsonville to the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund.

5. This Resolution is being passed as an emergency measure pursuant to O.R.C. 73 1.30 because the immediate passage of the Ordinance

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Duly enacted by Council on second reading on the 26th day of May, 201 5.

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WHEREAS, the Nelsonville City Council, Athens County, Ohio met at duly called and authorized meetings of the Nelsonville City Council on the date set forth below, such meeting being duly called pursuant to a notice stating the time, place and purpose of the meeting received by all Council members, and the following resolution was made, seconded and adopted by those present at the meeting;

WHEREAS, the eligible employees of the Police Department participate in the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund;

WHEREAS, the Council has previously adopted a pick-up of two percent (2%) of the eleven and fifty hundredths percent (1 1.50%) mandatory contributions required to be paid under Section 742.31 of the Ohio Revised Code for participating employees of the Police Department who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund:



NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITU OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO:

1. Effective January 1, 201 5, the Nelsonville City Council has determined to continue to pick-up two percent (2%) of the eleven and fifty hundredths percent (1 1 SO%) mandatory contributions by the Police Department employees who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund by paying the contributions on behalf of the employees, with the employee paying nine and fifty hundredths percent (9.50%) of the mandatory employee contributions through salary reduction.


3. Said picked up contributions will not be included in the gross income of the employees for tax reporting purposes, that is, for federal or state income tax withholding taxes, until distributed from the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund.


5. This Resolution is being passed as an emergency measure pursuant to O.R.C. 73 1.30 because the immediate passage of the Ordinance


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is necessary so that the retirement funds correspond with the union agreements and shall be in full forces and effect upon its adoption.

Duly enacted by Council on second reading on the 26th day of May, 201 5.


First Reading: 05/11/15 Second Reading: 05/26/15

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NELSONVILLE M E DEPARTMENZ PCILKE DEPARTMENTANr, OTNER FIRE, kYAP?;ETJV, AND COMIMTUMTY MEMBIPS AND ORGANIZA TbONS WHO RESPONDED TO THE FIRE A T STUART'S

OPERA H O W E PROPERTY IN H1S;GORK DO WN1"G) WN NELSONVXLLE

WIIEIiEAS, on Nctvctllllrtcr 1aj1"2014. at 4% arn, the NclsonvilJc Fire l3eparlment was alerted, ftsr a commerciaiiresidetr~ial lire on IJnion Street in Atl?ens, Ohio;

WI fE3KLd4S, the Neisorlvillu X:irc. Deparlmen~"s ladder 54, syrrad 56 and 3058 rcspottded and remained on scene trrltil2:48 ptn on Monday. November 17,20 14;

WIILKEAS, rhc Nelso~lvillc Firc Dcpal-tment had six (6) tircfightors at ilnct Unioti Strcct, Athens, Ollie (ire:

WI-lliRL:AS, Nelsonville Fire Chief Harry Barber was in charge of accoutltabiiit3 fi>r the seven (7) depstfilraents wlao worked the 1 Inion Street, Athens, Ohio fire;

W14X:KiiAS, in ilddition to Nelsoneille !:ire Chief Harry Barber. Sr. k'irefigkter dolrn (Il~eeseman, Firefighter Dillion C:heeseman, Firefighter Ren Rroerit~g, Firefighter Mark Wright, tzrld I;irofighter JcISArc\lc.~, worked tfnr: lire 011 Littion Street, Alftctrs, Ohio;

WIIEREAS. h'clsonville Fi~.etightcr, John Cl~eeseman, was adi?.titted to C)'Rlcncss hlemorial 1Bospitai duo to cardiovascular compficalions wlrilc working the fire on Ur~io~x Street, Athet~s, Ohio;

WjIEKLAS, Nelsorreillc fireiighler5, h4ic;Jlacl Xtcdcckcr, Brandort I lilcs and Bill Witxgard uere on ctar~dby on station to immeditttely reapond tit an3 calls within the city of n'clc;onvillc while Nelsonvillc fire eqtliprnexlt arid pcrsonnc! were acsictirlg Atl~ei~s in figlrtil~g ?kc fire on Union Street. 'l'lwse firefighters rclrlai~icd on station fix Ikc dk~rafioti of the I-ire.

WI-It13KLdAS, the Nelsoncille Fire Depart~~~ertl responded to eight ( 8 ) separate enrergency call., from Fridsry April IOtX1 through Sunday April 12th:tl: and

WF4CKEAS. on Fridaytly, April 10, 20 15, at 4:3 1 pm. the Nelsonville Fire Department nsponded to a coilfirmed structtrre ilre at 43 C:ttirtphell Streel

WHIJKLAS, Nelstnjville Fire Departl~~ent units remained on the Campbell Street fire \inti1 approximately 1 l:00 pm on April 10,201 5:

WHLIPEAS, on Snturttay April I 1''' at 7:OJ pm, the Xelsonville ]:ire Dept?rtr.rlent reslsorldcd to rlae area of 30.5 Gol~imhus Street fix a report of arching or sllor?ct.l electrical

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WX IERI.,AS on SartnrcIa;)i, April 11 , 201 5 at 10:23 pm, thc Nclsonvillc Fire I)e-partment responded to a Irallsijrmer cxpfosiotr in the satrle area;


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WIIEKEAS. on Saturday, April 1 1, 3015 ,.11 10~34 pnr, alarlns were discovercd sounding in the Opera Hotrse, resulting in a secoild alert reyiresteci by the Nelsonvifle Fire il9cparltxnent;

WHEREAS, Nelsonvilie Fire units remained ctn scetle until 9:37 pm on Sunday, April 12, 201 5;

U'HERE;,AS, Due to the quick response and suppression activities, the fire \%as cotltairted to r11o buildij~g ol'ol*igix~. No fire spread to the adjoinillg stnlctmres or the f~onlcs dir.ectly opposite the rear \ball of the building;

WlXEREAS. 'l'hc Nclsoslville Fire Depa&mcnt had a total of nine (9) Nelsonvillc ljnfigkters oil the scene: Chief Harry Barber, lllcidetzl Commander fiw seven (7) fire depaitlneilts, Hcaq Barber Jr., Jeff Armes, f)ralce Chilcote, Ren Rroering, Michael Redecker, Mi~rfc Wriglrt, I)illio~% f heesclnar) and Nathatl 1 iaslrmaa:

WIXEKEAS, Ncisonvillc Police Ofticers on tlrc scene were Marl; Vancureiz, C'ari laiildei~~~an, Jolrri Meolts, Soar1 Chai~~p anld Adam Wagi~er; 'I'l~esc of'ficors assisted in evltcu;giorrs and crowd control and did an excellent job.

W1 IEKLAS, on Sunday April 12'" "a 159 pm, while still on the square fire, the Nelst)nville Fire l3epsrllnent responded to a brrish fire on Perry Ridge Road., this %as a inructial aictc call with Vork Township fire;

WHEREAS, on Sslturday April 12'" at 922 pm, tlze Nelsonville Fire Departme~~t rcsponcfod to the mca of Mrogcr for a gas call;

WHEREAS, in all the Nelsonville Fire Depart~rlent respotrdecl to eight (8) separate calls from Friday through Sunday; and

%'HEREAS, the Nelsonville Fire Depart~~le~~t had resources from the fi>lftswing cities, communilies, agencies, cornnr~turity citi~ens aid organi~ations during llie Stuart's Opera t-loubz Fire: Athens ]:ire Depaitn~ent, Logan Pire Department, 'I'lle Plains Volui~teer ]:ire Depatzment, k'trrk Towt~ship Wolrtnteer Fire Deptsrfment, 1-800 Roarci up (securing buildixlps, victims assistance), Box 65 out of Circlcvi llc (firefighter/scci~c support), Eco Disaster Services, Aehens Cour~ty Red Cross, 'I he State Fire Mk~rsl.nallL sjffice, Athens Count) EMS, Atllei~s Cc~unPy Eilginecr's Office, Nclsonviltc Police I'lcl>anmex~t (crowd control and evacuations), t locking C:oilcgo Police L)eparirricnl (crowd colitrol arid evacuations), Athells County Sl~erjfPs Ofice (crowd ctsl~trrtl and evacuations). Uuchtel Police X)cparTxnenr (cro\vcl COII~X'OI aild evacuations), Nelsor~viilc water plant pcrsonnei, Mail-ia Keiiic's Pius?, Mc1)onald's of Nelsonvillo, Sgced~vay of Nelson1 i lk , Mrogcr ol' Nelson\ ilLe, 'l'l~e I.&e Hope I.odge offered their facilitieq to houue tilose displaceci, Gene and Karen tlrillcs (large dol~ation~ of hod purchased for tiretighters) atzd Becky Barber and fit~nil~ (large donation of food purclrased for firefigl~ters)

THEREFORE, he i t resnXvzd by the Nelsonville City Coun~cil that tlre City ,tor Kelstrntlille commends and expresses itr gratitude to the Nelsonville Fire DepatTt~ient, PoXIce Dcpar-tnreilt, and od~er llrc, safety clnd comnrunity me~.t.tbers and organi~ations who responded to the April 1 1, 201 5 fire at Swart Opera House i?ropett~-/ iin tlistoric I)o\\$lto\t n Nclsonvi Ilc.

Drily elascted by Coulrcil this 1 It" day of May, 20 15. I I NEil,,FOIVF71LL E CITY GCaZTNcCIL I I

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A RESOLUTION IDENTIFYING AND AUTHORIZING AGENTS TO EXECUTE AND ADMINISTER FEMA HAZARD MITIGATION GRANT FEMA-DR-4098.15-R-OH.

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville has applied for and been tentatively awarded Presidential Disaster Relief Funds under the Disaster Relief Act (Public Law 288, 23rd Congress); and

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville, a public entity established under the laws of the State of Ohio, as a requirement of the grant must authorize an agent to provide to the State and to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for all matters pertaining to such Federal disaster assistance the assurances and agreements listed in the Grant Agreement.

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1. The Nelsonville City Council does hereby duly appoint Mark Hall, Nelsonville City Manager or his designee, Steven H. Pierson, Nelsonville Director of Code Enforcement, to execute for and in behalf of the City Council of Nelsonville, Ohio.

2. The Clerk of Council is hereby directed to file a certified copy of this ordinance with the Ohio Department of Public Safety.

/I Duly enacted by Council upon second reading this 26th day of May, 201 5.


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A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TAKE ACTION TO ENFORCE THE EXCLUSIVE SOLID WASTE FRANCHISE OF SOUTHERN OHIO WASTE DISPOSAL.

WHEREAS, the City of Nelsonville has for many years had exclusive solid waste franchises for commercial and residential collection;

WHERIEAS, several haulers have consistently violated this exclusive franchise, claiming automatic rollover contracts entitle them to continue hauling within the corporate limits without a franchise;

WHEREAS, the City does not recognize automatic rollover contracts that should have ended years ago;

WHEREAS, the current solid waste franchisee, Southern Ohio Waste Disposal, has requested the City enforce its exclusive franchise for commercial and residential collection within the city;

NOW THEREFORE, BE I'I' RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO:

1. That City Council hereby requests the City Attorney take action to enforce the exclusive solid waste franchise of Southern Ohio Waste Disposal.

2. This Ordinance is being passed as an emergency measure pursuant to O.R.C. 73 1.30 because the immediate passage of the Ordinance is necessary so that the City Attorney can begin work to enforce the exclusive franchise agreement for Southern Ohio Waste Disposal.


Duly enacted by Council upon first reading .under suspension of the rules this 1 lth day of May, 20 15.


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A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, OHIO DESIGNATING THE NAME OF THE NELSONVILLE BY-PASS LOCATED WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS AS THE STATE SENATOR C. STANLEY MECHEM MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

WHEREAS, Ohio Revised Code Section 55 1 1.09 permits the City of Nelsonville to designate the name of a highway or a bridge located with the corporate limits that is part of the State Highway System;

WHEREAS, The City of Nelsonville desires to honor its long time Ohio State Senator C. Stanley Mechem for his tireless public service by naming the Nelsonville By-pass located within the corporate limits of Nelsonville, the State Senator C. Stanley Mechem Memorial Highway;

WHEREAS, Community leaders in Nelsonville supporting the naming of the Nelsonville By-pass located within the corporate limits the State Senator C. Stanley Mechem Memorial Highway, include, Mark Hall, City Manager, David Sharp, CEO, Rocky Brands, Mark R Seckinger, President, Ohio Health, and Cara Dingus Brooks, President and CEO, Foundation for Appalachian Ohio;

NOW THEREFOW, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, OHIO that:

1. The City of Nelsonville, Ohio hereby designates the Nelsonville By-pass located within the corporate limits, the State Senator C. Stanley Mechem Memorial Highway.


Duly enacted by Council upon second reading this 13" day of July, 2015.

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IRESOLUTION 2172 I I A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, OHIO SUPPORTING THE ATHENS COUNTY ENHANCED COMMUNICATIONS PROJECT.

WHEREAS, Athens County 9-1-1 will apply for a loan from Ohio's Local Government Innovation Fund (LGIF) to improve emergency communications and provide opportunities for enhanced broadband connectivity; and

WHETBEAS, loan fbnds for the Athens County Enhanced Communications Project are available from Ohio's Local Government Innovation Fund; and

WHEREAS, emergency communications are an essential component of local government and Ohio University operations; and

WHEREAS, Athens County, due to its remote rural location and topographic relief, has problems with emergency communications and broadband connectivity; and

WHEIREAS, Athens County 9- 1 - 1, Ohio University, the City of Athens, the City of Nelsonville, and Athens Township have agreed to collaborate, with Athens County 9-1-1 as the loan applicant, in order to establish a wireless broadband network in Athens County. The City of Nelsonville, Ohio bears no financial responsibility for loan repayment but agrees to consider being an initial partner in the network. Partners, as described in the LGIF loan application, have agreed to collaborate as outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding, attached, and being a part of this Resolution.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT IRESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, OHIO that:

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1. The City of Nelsonville, Ohio hereby agrees to collaborate with Athens County 9-1-1 to facilitate the creation of a wireless broadband network in Athens County, in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, md that this measure is hereby determined to be necessary for public health, safety, and welfare,


Duly enacted by Council upon second reading this 13'h day of July, 2015. I1 NELSONVILLE CITY COUNCIL I I

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A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE AMOUNTS AND RATES AS DETEMINED BY THE BUDGET COMMISSION AND AUTHONZING THE NECESSARY TAX LEVIES AND CERTIFYING THEM TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR.

WHEREAS, City Council is required by law to accept the amounts and rates as determined by the Budget Cornmission and authorize the necessary tax levies and certify them to the County Auditor for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 2016.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO:

1. The amounts and rates as determined by the Budget Commission attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference are adopted and the necessary tax levies are authorized and certified to the County Auditor.

2. This Resolution shall become effective at the earliest date provided by law.

Duly enacted by Council on second reading this day of September, 2015.


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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT PENSION PICK-UP FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE OHIO POLICE & FIRE PENSON FUND EFFECTIVE JULY 1,2015 AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY,


WHEREAS, the eligible employees of the Fire Department participate in the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund.,

WHEREAS, the Council has previously adopted a pick-up of two percent (2%) of the twelve and twenty-five liundredths percent (1 2.25%) mandatory contributions required to be paid under Section 742.3 1 of the Ohio Revised Code for participating employees of the Fire Department who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund:




Effective July l ,20 1 5, the Nelsonville City Council has determined to continue to pick-up two percent (2%) of the twelve and twenty- five hundredths percent (12.25%) mandatory contributions by the Fire Department employees who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund by paying the contributions on behalf of the employees, with the employee paying ten and twenty-five hundredths percent (10.25%) of the mandatory employee contributions through salary reduction.


3. Said picked up contributions will not be included in the gross income of the employees for tax reporting purposes, that is, for federal or state income tax withholding taxes, until distributed form the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund.


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to O.R.C. 73 1.30 because the immediate passage of the Ordinance is necessary so that the retirement funds correspond with the union agreements and shall be in full forces and effect upon its adoption.

Duly enacted by Council on second reading on the 1 4 ~ ~ day of December, 2015.


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A WSOLUTION AMENDING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT PENSION PICK-UP FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE OH10 POLICE & FIRE PENSON FUND EFFECTIVE JULY 1,2015 AND DECLARING AN EMERENCY.


WHEREAS, the eligible employees of the Police Department participate in the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund;

WHEREAS, the Council has previously adopted a pick-up of two percent (2%) of the twelve and twenty-five hundredths percent (12.25%) mandatory contributions required to be paid under Section 742.3 1 of the Ohio Revised Code for participating employees of the Police Department who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund:




1. Effective July 1,20 15, the Nelsonville City Council has determined to continue to pick-up two percent (2%) of the twelve and twenty- five hundredths percent (12.25%) mandatory contributions by the Police Department employees who are members of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund by paying the contributions on behalf of the employees, with the employee paying ten and twenty-five hundredths percent (10.25%) of the mandatory employee contributions through salary reduction.


3. Said picked up contributions will not be included in the gross income of the employees for tax reporting purposes, that is, for federal or state income tax withholding taxes, until distributed form the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund.


5. This Resolution is being passed as an emergency measure pursuant

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Resolution 21 76

A RESOLUTION HONORING CHARLES IF. (EDDTE) VANBIBBER FOR HIS YEARS OF SERVICE ON NELSONVELE 64TY COUNCJL AND 1"0 THE CITIZENS OF NELSONYXLLE.

WHEREAS, Etldie VanBibber was appointed to Nelsonviilc City Coullcil on Scpt~nlbex: ! 4,2009; and

WHEREAS, Eddic VanBibber was clccted to n four year term on NeIsonviile City Coraxleil beginning December 1,201 1; and

WkIERE,AS, Eddie VaxlBibber served as dIhair121an of the NelssrzvilIe City Council Street Clc>wrax~littee; and

FVHEREAS, Eddie VanRibber retired boxla Net sonville City Council November 30, 241 1 5

NOW THEREFORE, bc it rcsnfa:cd by the Nclsonviile City <:ouncil tl~ltt Eddie VanRiblaer be recog~ized for his hard bkrork and declic2ttitr1-r to the ('lit)? of Nelsornvillc.

Dilly i-csolved by (:ouncil this 28"' day o f December, 201 5. , 1 I

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A RESOL UTlON HONORING WILLIAM (BILL) HOA6, Jaz. FOR HIS Y'EARS QF SER VICE (3rN NELSOIVVKEE CITY COUNCIL; ArVD TO THE CITIZENS OFNELSONVILLE.

hVHEREAS, BLIX Hoag was ~lcceed 10 a rour year icsm on Nclsonviile City Council begirzx.aing Decetnber 1,201 2 ; and

WHEREAS, Dill 1-loag served as Chainnan of the Neisonville City Council I_,?tilit;v Cornmittcc; ~ind

WHKK EAS, t3ill f Itnag retired R0171 Nelsirnvilie City Council Ngstrembcr 30, 20 1 5

N<)jV 'THWEFORE, bc ii rcsolvcd by thc Nelsonvillc C5ty ('ouncil that Bill X-lozkg be recoglixecd for his hard work and dediciititrr.n to the City ofNcfsor~viBle.

Lluiy resolved hy Council this 28'" day of December. 20 1 5.

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