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December 19, 2014
City of Sidney
TO,
CITY MANAGER'S NEWSLETTER
MAYOR AND
CITY COUNCIL
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FROM: City Manager,
Mark Cundiff,
Upcoming Events
12-21
WINTER BEGINS
12-24
CITY OFFICES
CLOSED
12-25
CITY OFFICES
CLOSED
12-26
KWANZAA- CITY
OFFICES OPEN
12-31
NEW YEAR 'S EVEN
CITY OFFICES OPEN
01-01
NEW YEARS DAY
CITY OFFICES
Holiday Trash Schedule
• Trash collection will remain on
schedule 12/22-12/24114.
• There will be no trash collection on Christmas Day.
• Collection for 12/25 and 12126
will each be delayed one day to
12/26 and 12/27, respectively.
AITACHMENTS OF NOTE:
o
Engineering Report for
December 26, 2014
o
Planning Commission Report
Regularly scheduled leaf pick up
has ended for the year. Crews will
come out to get any remaining
leaves on a call in basis. Residents
should call the Service Center at
498.8117 to arrange a pick up.
The Pothole Patrol has been actively filling in potholes. In the
past two weeks, 306 potholes have
been filled. To report a pothole,
contact the Service Center at
498.8117.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS
o Family Movie Night at the Historic Sidney Theatre 120 West Poplar
Street, Downtown Sidney on January 16th. FREE showing of Earth
to Echo! Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the movie will begin at 7:00
p.m. Tickets are required, but FREE! The concession stand will be
open.
o Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/actress Melissa Manchester will captivate you from the moment she enters the stage until
the very last song. Presented by the Gateway Arts Council Sunday,
February 15,2015 at Sidney High School Auditorium. Show starts at
7:00 PM. Tickets: $20.00
The Miami Valley Risk Management Association (MVRMA), the
City's property and casualty insurance pool, awarded the City its
Pinnacle Award for receiving a
100% SPEC (Safety Program
Evaluation Checklist) rating. This
award reflects the City'S commitment to providing a safe working
environment and our employee's
dedication to workplace safety.
Special thanks to HR Manager
Vickie Allen for her coordination
of the City' S safety program.
I will be taking a personal day on
Monday, December 22nd in order
to do some last minute Christmas
shopping. I will have my cell
phone with me in case of emergency.
Today, the City recognized those
employees who reached milestone
anniversaries with the City. Attached is a listing of those employees recognized for their years
of dedicated service to the City.
On behalf of all City employees, I want to wish City Council and all Sidney residents a very Merry Christmas.
List of Employees receiving awards
William Balling, Police Department
Tony Cunningham 20 years of service
Pamela Goins
20 years of service
Matthew Kleinhans 20 years of service
Jack Baker
15 years of service
Amy Jennings
15 years of service
Angela Kitzmiller
15 years of service
Gary Clough, Public Works Department
Chris Petty
25 years of service
David Jones
25 years of service
Blaine Helmlinger
20 years of service
Tim Payne
15 years of service
Brian Clark
10 years of service
Brent Bruggeman
10 years of service
Thomas Weis
5 years of service
Susan Weber
5 years of service
Duane Gaier, Parks and Recreation
Jennie Rogers
15 years of service
Rodd Elliott
10 years of service
Ginger Adams, Finance Officer
Lori Rittenhouse
20 years of service
Jan Fishbaugh
15 years of service
Joel Glass
10 years of service
Bradley Jones, Fire Department
Scott Boyer
25 years of service
Bret Kittle
20 years of service
Mark Pleiman
15 years of service
Wes Goubeaux
15 years of service
Anthony McLain
15 years of service
Eric Barhorst
15 years of service
Dallas Davis
10 years of service
Mark Cundiff, Senior Directors
Will Balling
20 years of service
Duane Gaier
15 years of service
The Awards will be presented by Senior Staff and Department Heads.
To:
Mark Cundiff
From:
Barbara Dulworth
Re:
Planning Commission meeting, December 15, 2014
Date:
December 16, 2014
The following is a summary of actions taken by the Planning Commission at the meeting
on December 15, 2014:
 P-14-08 Sidney Hospitality Replat: The Commission resolved to recommend that
City Council approve the replat to create two lots from one lot at 1951-1959
Michigan Street as submitted.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
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CURRENT CITY PROJECTS
2014 Sidewalk Program: No written objections were received
by the City Clerk; therefore, an Ordinance to assess will be
presented to Council on January 12th.
2015 Sidewalk Program: Inspections for repair/
replacements are complete. (see area map at
right) Program will be discussed with Council on
February 2nd.
Lime Lagoon Addition: Project expected to
begin March 1st.
Lime Sludge Lagoon Outlet Drain: Punch list
75% complete.
WWTP Expansion: 90% design review is on-hold.
Meeting with OEPA to be held to review modified
NFA comments.
Water Source Transmission Line: Property
appraisals & property acquisitions continue.
Surveying & design work continue.
Industrial Drive Sanitary Sewer Replacement:
Punch list given to Contractor for completion.
Dixie Drive Vacation: 2 property owner consent
signatures remain; Council to review February 9th.
SR 47 Safety Improvements Phase 1 Walmart
Traffic Signal: Project complete.
Michigan Street Bridge over Starrett Run:
Design work continues; bidding to follow.
Water Well #1 Redevelopment: Installation of
new pump underway.
WTP #1 Wash Water Pump Rehabilitation: Necessary parts
ordered; work to commence when parts are delivered.
West Avenue Reconstruction (North to Court): Design
continues; project to advertise for bids in winter.
E. Parkwood Drainage: Work agreements obtained; survey
work to begin in preparation of storm sewer design.
Pt. Jefferson Road Reconstruction (Russell to Wells): With
2 properties remaining, right-of-way acquisition continues as do
utility notifications. Project scheduled to bid in February.
Fair Rd. & I-75 (Northbound Ramp) Traffic Signal: Survey
and design of new traffic signal to take place in 2015 with
construction in 2016.
Russell Road Sanitary Sewer Extension: Final design of
sanitary sewer to serve homes on Russell Road between the
CSX Railroad and St. Mary’s Ave. underway; construction
expected in 2015.
YMCA Storm Sewer Improvements: Survey work
continues for the design and construction to replace
an existing storm sewer behind the YMCA.
Harmon Park
Ditch Repairs:
Project scope for
ditch repairs to
protect parking lot
& play equipment
to be revised and
bid in 2015.
Linden/Forest St.
Storm Outfall
Improvements:
Survey, design &
construction of new
outfall structure at
CSX Railroad ditch
to take place in
2015.
Tillberry Run
Improvements:
Design to extend
concrete ditch
channel between
Wagner & Fourth
to begin this winter.
Starrett Run
Improvements:
Design at the
former Yendis
building site to remove drainage ditch slab, rebuild
ditch walls, and install guardrail & fence to begin this
winter.
Hall Avenue Sanitary Replacement: Easement
acquisition and design underway for replacement of
clay sanitary with 12” on Hall Ave east to Wagner Ave
dead end.
FUTURE CITY PROJECTS
Fielding Road Reconstruction:
OPWC funding application reviewed by District 13 and
forwarded to OPWC for consideration and approval.
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ODOT PROJECTS
SHE-SR 47 16.46 (Tawawa Creek Bridge Replacement) PID 83585: Surface course and striping in place;
roadway reopened. Compacted aggregate stone has been placed on bike path and is passable to runners/walkers
but paving isn’t anticipated until next spring.
D07 BH FY14 Bridge Repair PID 94483: Pier & abutment patching on various bridges in District 7 including
SR 47 over I-75 continues. Project completion expected by September 30, 2015.
MIA/SHE IR 75 18.90/0.00 PID 78425: Season 1 of the I-75 milling and resurfacing project (south of Sidney to
Piqua) is complete. Season 2 (River Rd. to SR 274) will begin in spring.
2015/2016
SR 47 Safety Improvements Phase II (Vandemark to Folkerth) PID 95244: Right-of-way acquisition continues.
SHE-SR 47 Urban Paving Program (Vandemark to I-75 & Fourth Ave. to Ohio Ave) PID 97380: ODOT to
administer pavement planing & asphalt concrete resurfacing combined project. Project to advertise in October
2015, with paving in spring of 2016. Revised preliminary legislation to be presented to Council.
SHE-West Michigan Bridge over CSX PID 93851: Stage 2 plans continue. Project bidding in January 2016.
2017
SR 47 Safety Improvements Phase III (4th & SR 47) PID 98551: Project design by American Structurepoint
continues.
2020
SHE-IR 75 5.66/6.14/6.25 L/R (I-75 RR Bridges, south of SR 47 & Campbell Rd.) PID 94677: Project to include
removal & replacement of six deficient bridges by ODOT. Project bidding in October 2019.
PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT
Cargill Vacuum Addition: Site plan approved.
Dollar General (St. Marys & Russell): Building construction underway as site work continues.
Echo Business Center: Construction & site work continue; installation of water service complete.
High Ground Café (former US Bank location, Fair Rd): Site plan under review; site work underway.
Miami Properties Building (Vandemark Rd): Building construction continues.
Plum Ridge North: Gas mains & electric installations continue; testing and punch list items will
complete the project.
P&R Communications (S. Vandemark Rd.): Preparation for cell phone tower complete; tower
installation forthcoming.
Wilson Memorial Building Addition: Site plan under review; administrative approval granted for
construction. Site work complete.