[Music] the the [Music] Cil dor would please lead us in the pledge pled to the flag of the United States of America and to the for it stands na indivisible withy andice for all this evening council is grateful to have Pastor Amy asby the lead pastor at Short North church to pray with us Pastor welcome back to council so happy to have you let us pray God of us all and not just some on this indigenous people's day we give thanks for the diversity of creation and your sacred image in every face and in every place we also remember what happens when we use our power to conquer and capitalize on those who are different from us as we lead this night may we be aware of voices that are not represented and honest about who benefits from decisions May the discussion build bridges of understanding rather than create barriers May the most vulnerable be lifted up by the outcomes of our work rather than burdened by it guide us in ways of compassion and Justice and peace and when this seems impossible give us the fortitude to keep going in the name of all that is Holy amen amen thank you so much Pastor clerk please call the RO Bankston Barosa deadia Brown dorren favor Remy president Harden any person who takes any actions to obstruct or interfere with the conduct of tonight's meeting may be charged with disturbing a lawful meeting pursuant to to Columbus city code 231 17.12 any person who enters those areas of city council chambers reserved for City officials or invited guests may be charged with criminal trespass pursuant to Columbus city code 2311 point21 thank you madam clerk can I get a motion to spense with the reading of the journal CL please call the row Bankston Barosa Padia Brown dorren favor REM me president Harden are there any additions or corrections to the journal hearing none the journal is approved this week's Communications received by the city clerk's office are listed in the agenda and will be published in the city bulletin are there any other Communications to be read not this time thank you well I'll go around the Das to members uh for uh resolutions or announcements starting with Council M Bankston thank you president Harden just one uh announcement this evening uh just another reminder of our second public hearing uh regarding uh the wage threshold discussion so we are excited to host this second uh hearing it will be here at City Hall and council chambers on October 18th at 6 p.m. if you're interested in submitting written or verbal testimony please contact my Aid JP Dorval at JB Asen booy Dorval columbus.gov we are finalizing the agenda and should have that out to the public this week ahead of next week's meeting and looking forward to the discussion thank you so much that's all have this evening thank you council member council member brosa thank you council president I have one resolution this evening and then one announcement so I'll start with my uh resolution I'd like to introduce resolution 0204 X 2022 to celebrate October 11th 2022 as the International Day of the girl in the city of Columbus and to recognize the partnership between the commission on black girls and Aaron pink girl empowerment to improve the quality of life of black girls in 2018 Columbus city council adopted a resolution to to create the commission on black girls with a focus on changing the life trajectory of black women by creating opportunities for black girls the commission on black girls Works in collaboration with the Aaron pink girl empowerment program whose mission is to empower youth to live purposeful lives and to thrive if y'all want to come start making your way this way while I continue to read this the commission on black girls and Aaron pink girl empowerment will come together for a week-long celebration of international day of the girl leading up to the 10th annual girl or give that girl the mic girls Columbus's all girl Talent showcase at the Lincoln Theater this Saturday October 15th 2022 I hope that everyone can come out and celebrate these two incredible groups I am so excited to now introduce Aaron hathway executive director of Aaron pink to speak on this um resolution she has brought a very important contingent with her of young powerful women in our community so Aon I will turn over the Podi thankk you thank you council member president Harden members of council and chair council member um B bar I got you I know you got it go ahead you you de okay I am um Aaron hathway executive director of ice mentors and I spearhead Aaron pink girl empowerment um whose mission is to empower youth to live purposeful lives fueled by personal skills positive character self-improvement personal leadership skills and um career um with me today are a few of our young women who are program coordinators who also serve as Role Models um our program manager and a fraction of our high school epic ambassadors thank you for this resolution to recognize our partnership with the commission on black girls under the department of neighborhoods um work we are working together to improve the quality of life of black girls and also being here to acknowledge October 11th as International Day of the girl the concept of international day of the girl first began as a part of the World Conference in women of for women in Beijing China held in '95 this Collective movement highlights the need for a more Equitable and prosperous future um which spearheads our youth into becoming um empowered girls today and groundbreaking Leaders of Tomorrow our organization has been dedicated to the empowerment of girls and teens since 2012 with a targeted emphasis on creating Pathways of advancement for girls and young women of color to thrive the Aon pink girl empowerment programs are in alignment with recommendations from the commission on black black girls Report with a providing a structure for black girls to be censored valued and unapologetically black girls because of our partnership with the commission on black girls that we're really thankful for in 2020 we were able to increase the amount of programs offered and the number of girls served from 40 girls to 120 girls a year 120 girls in 2021 each year and 2022 have success successfully completed our Middle School leadership program and our high school career ready program 90% of our students receive leadership opportunities in our organization their schools and other community programs upon completing our programs girls are developed into leaders with confidence and gain public speaking skills personal branding um prepared for the workforce receive professional head shot work read training skills networking skills um and introduced to a network of professional Community leaders as our student as you can see this is a part of their leadership program being with you all as our students continue to matriculate through our programs and graduate our high into high school we retain our college students and recent grads to build a support um our network of young women offering employment opportunities and mentorship for young adults as you can see we censor black girls and young women in our work and our success and our impact is a reflection of the commission on black girls and that was a needed initiative in our city I want to take a few seconds to introduce you to Nia one of our high school epic amb ambassadors president Harden and council members it's lovely to meet you all my name is Nia I'm a sophomore and an epic Ambassador at Aaron pink and epic which is everyone here I have been in the Aaron pink program for probably about three or four years now and they've really helped me to be more confident and speak and well how do I put this in a way that makes more sense they've helped me be are confident and learn how to communicate well to other people I've learned how to speak boldly and share my thoughts regardless on if what they are so I really appreciate this program for aiding me in doing this thank you Nia so um with that being said also this is a really Monumental year for us um we are celebrating also 10 years of service to the central Ohio community um and this is also a very huge milestone for my family um because my husband and I have done this for 10 years um at a young age we were 22 and 26 when we got married and we started this organization together um and as of effective uh Friday I'm sure he doesn't mind me sharing he was hoping to be here he will be full-time now with the organization so this year is really Monumental for us and we're really proud of this work and we're proud to be a partner um with the city council so the commission on black girls and Aaron pink um We've Come Together for a weekl long celebration of international day of the girl um leading up to our 10th annual event um give that girl the mic columbus' all girl Talent showcase um this production is held at the historic leol theater um it showcases 150 plus girls around the community um who perform they show a variety of talents um it's 150 considering that there's some really large groups and organizations that come um so consider this your official invitation to join us um this Saturday October 15th at 6:30 and thank you again for this opportunity to share thank you don't don't go anywhere first I want to open up to my colleagues if you want to say anything well you know I've always been an incredible supporter of the organization and the young women that you have nurtured for now 10 years which is just absolutely amazing thank you for dedicating your life to this work it is refreshing to see beautiful young women uh in in City Hall uh that are uh engaged that are excit exed to be here and young lady you did wonderful you've got public speaking in your future and I know any lady could get up here and say and do the same thing and it's because of your commitment to our community so thank you uh for everything that you continue to do on behalf of our young girls thank you thank you other colleagues I just also want to say um I know that this uh the commission on black girls was something that was near and dear to my predecessor's heart uh council member Priscilla Tyson and uh just the other day we um uh the city named a building after her and one of the things she said was that our kids need to see us to be us that she was once a young black girl and she grew up to be this powerful black leader in our community and that she really wanted to be a role model to others and I know as a young um woman she was a role model to me um she was one of my mentors in City year and so um you could see you could see who you want to be and you can be that and strive for that and so Nia I congratulate you you already had that in you this was just a platform for you to display your greatness and that is true of every young woman who was here um I say that as a mother of daughters as a sister who comes from a long uh line of powerful strong women thank you for what you P who you pour into and the fact that you have dedicated as council member favor said your life to this work it is incredibly important because this literally is our future and when you invest in women and girls you invest in community so thank you so much for the work that you're doing congratulations to all of these strong powerful leaders um with that I move for adoption clerk please call the row bangston Barosa deadia Brown dorren favor Remy president har adopted congratulations go ahead so I know that took a little bit of time there's we never give our young people enough time so um uh my next announcement actually goes along with this announcement I would like to share that here in council chambers the women's the powerful women's caucus um council member favor myself and um uh president protm uh Liz Brown are happy to host the first Columbus girl Summit igniting your political power the event will take place on Saturday October 22nd from 10: to 12: right here in council chambers it is our hope to provide girls ages 12 to 18 the resources and an opportunity to share their ideas for policy and how we can create change here in Columbus so we'll have a panel discussion amongst local uh women leaders interactive activities for attendees to learn more about their political power and opportunities for girls to discuss issues facing them so y'all better watch out because I expect great things to come from um the Synergy that we will create and the power we create in this room so with that that is all for me president Harden thank you council member and also want to shout out Miss Charlene who was here with uh Aaron pink and was in the auditor's office for 26 years and just retired this uh this March she said earlier this year so thank you so much for your service and thank you council member president protim council member dorren council member favor thank you council president Aron just two brief announcements uh were just a reminder that applications for the Columbus youth Council program are available all Columbus City school juniors and seniors are encouraged to apply for more information you know what ladies that could be for you too Miss Aaron Pink Ladies Columbus youth Council juniors seniors application apply yes um never miss an opportunity secondly I would also like to share and invite you all to an upcoming Community conversation on the impacts of flavored tobacco the event hosted by my office as chair of City council's health committee and Columbus Public Health will take place on October 25th at 4:30 p.m. at the ree Avenue Center for more information please reach out to my office um you can reach out to Anisa leben at a a liban columbus.gov thank you thank you council member council member Remy thank you very much council president Harden I have one res res olution and a couple of announcements this evening so would before we begin I'd like to invite assistant chief Dave ball ball up and all of the Box 15 team if they'd like to to the podium as I introduce oret 2011x 2022 to recognize and celebrate box 15 on their 75th year of serving the Columbus Division of fire central Ohio fire departments and communities in the city of Columbus on early Sunday morning March 30th 1947 with a temperature in the upper 20s with 25 to 30 mph winds in heavy snowfall Columbus firefighters were on the scene of a three alarm Blaze at the fal I probably messed that name up trailer facility on Fletcher Street less than 24 hours later they fought a four alarm fire at the Ohio Furniture Company on East Maine Max hman a longtime fire buff was at both incidences following the second major fire Max approached fire chief Clarence Ogburn with the idea that the firefighters could really use some relief from the elements he mentioned that there were other groups that helped the firefighters the closest of which was box 21 and Dayton on Tuesday June 24th Max and 14 other people met at a Columbus Fire Station Number Four then located at Russell and Hamlet streets for the first time and decided to form up as a group the initial intent was to support Columbus fire and Columbus Police in every way possible they named it box 15 box referring to the then common fire alarm boxes located on nearly every street corner of the city and 15 referring to the number of people in the initial group in 1950 box 15 expanded its scope and offered to respond to Major incidences throughout Franklin County Today box 15 is a nonprofit 501c3 group with 24 active volunteers that respond to emergency incidents training events or Civic events to support firefighters police officers or other First Responders 247 365 days a year box 15 provides tools such as tents misting fans heaters and climate controlled vehicles to shelter firefighters and Rehab from the elements box 15 concentrates his efforts on hydration nutrition core temperature stabilization by providing water Gatorade cold towels coffee and nutrients to Firefighters eight years ago box 15 started providing skin wipes and shower equipment for firefighters to use as a gross DEC on to help remove carcinogens from skin and gear now therefore be it resolved by the Council of the city of Columbus that the council does hereby recognize and celebrate the 75 years that box 15 has served Columbus firefighters following the simple mission statement box 15 is dedicated to providing canteen and firefighter Rehab Services and to support as best we can in every practical way the work of our first line of defense against the ravages of fire the men and women of the fire services tonight we have assistant chief Dave ball uh thank you all for joining us this evening um assistant chief B the floor is yours council president Harden council member Remy and other members of city council thank you for recognizing box 15 today with me is President Joe O'Brian and some members of his staff along with members from station one and two that serve the downtown area that showed up today to show their support as well uh Max government as you stated started box 15 75 years ago to serve those who are serving the city on behalf of every Columbus firefighter we are grateful for box 15 and the service that they provide box 15 is staffed with all volunteers that respond at a moment's notied to provide hot drinks on a cold day cold drinks on a hot day and most recently provide showers and wipes to clean ourselves off after a fire to help prevent cancer they've also helped to Foster my love for black coffee because sometimes creamer is not available when you're out in the middle of the night um whe whether it be a middle a multiple alarm fire searing 90° heat 10 degrees with ice everywhere the middle of the day or the dark of night box 15 is there to support cftd members if you have a chance to meet a box 15 member please thank them for their service and serving those who serve the city thank you well we certainly appreciate your service and thank you for all that you've done over the past 75 years I know uh many of you were not around at that time in fact all of you but um we're so thankful that you continue to uh provide provide this service to our uh men and women of service so appreciate it are there any questions or comments from my colleagues this evening seeing none go ahead as council president no you're fine um just as a as a person who has three close family members in this division um it is nice to know that somebody's taking care of the folks that take care of us and uh I I didn't know the history so thank you Remy for giving us the background of box 15 I think it's important that our residents know um this important history and that there's an organization that for 75 years has been providing that critical service in the middle of the night when we get to sleep um and when our and our men and women are out fighting that there's somebody there to support them very grateful and and I just thank you thank you for that than you president especially coming off of yesterday's fire memorial service uh recognizing the 40 um was it 41 now right 40 that we've lost previously it's uh very important to recognize and then I'll have an announcement about National Fire Prevention Week so um we appreciate it um if there are no further questions or comments I move for passage cler please call the row Bankston baros Padia Brown Doren favor Remy president hard [Applause] adopted thank you and as I just mentioned um the first week uh first this week is October 9th through the 15th is National Fire Prevention Week um it is the National Fire Prevention Week is celebrating their 100th anniversary of fire prevention week with this year's theme fire Won't Wait Plan your Escape reminding all of us to take the steps needed to keep our family and pets safe from Home Fires here did you want to say anything more I'm sorry I didn't have that in my should have should have kept you up here yeah sorry about that so thank you for recognizing Fire Prevention Week fire prevention week is a time to reflect on and focus on fire safety education this year's theme is fire Won't Wait Plan your escape the message is intended to remind citizens that they should always always know two ways out of their home in case of a fire practice this evacuation plan with your family in addition please check your smoke detectors they're a passive device that is like having a firefighter waiting in your home 24 hours a day got seven days a week there should be a working smoke detector on each floor of your home if you do not have a smoke detector then please call the smoke detector hotline and we can install one for you 614 724 0935 last close your door when you sleep smoke can fill a home very quickly simply closing your door to your bedroom slows the smoke spread and will give you time to evacuate every year citizens die from fire and smoke including here in Columbus basic fire safety May save your life have a working smoked detector close your bedroom door and when you sleep and practice your evacuation drill with your family we're also proud to announce that after two-year covid Hiatus we're having an open house at the fire stations this Saturday on the 15th so uh Saturday October 15th from 1 pm to 4 pm everyone is welcome to stop by Columbus fire station for an opportunity to meet with firef ERS tour tour truck and help show your kids basic fire safety in their home thank you ex excellent thank you again assistant chief PA appreciate it finally I would like to invite our Columbus residents to a Public Safety Committee hearing this Wednesday October 12th at 5:30 in council chambers we will hear from numerous organizations that participated in council's 2022 reimagining safety summer grants on the success and highlights of of their programs I appreciate council president Harden's partnership in this effort and we look forward to learning about the wonderful programs that that were covered over the summer for our youth if you'd like to sign up to give public testimony this Wednesday please reach out to my Legislative Assistant Lucy Frank at ljf frankc columbus.gov that's ljf frankc columbus.gov that's all I have this evening thank you very much council president thank you council member are there any comments by our other elect official city attorney's office City auditor Treasurer's Office seeing none are there any requests by members of council for the removal of an ordinance or resolution in the consent portion of the agenda seeing that may we now have a motion to wave reading of titles of third a legislation by the city clerk clerk please call the row bangston Barosa Padia Brown dorren favor REM me president Harden thank you with the clerk Now read to the record ordinance numbers on thday legislation for tonight's agenda Economic Development Committee ordinances 2667 2668 -2022 public service and transportation committee ordinance 2644 d222 finance committee ordinances 2465 and 2661 d222 Public Utilities committee resolution 181 x222 ordinances 2583 2589 267-2207 47222 housing committee ordinances 2722 2724 2739-20 22 rules and reference committee ordinance 1652 d222 zoning committee ordinances 847 and 278-2201 variances 2531 and 27 23-22 thank you madam clerk uh there are no speakers on the first reading portion uh may we uh the following ordinance appear on our agenda as consent action full CL now read those into the record resolution of expression 198x 203x and 189x d222 economic development committee ordinance excuse me resolution 184 x-22 ordinances 2688 and 2719 d222 small and minority business committee ordinance 2620 d222 technology committee ordinances 2503 and 2677-20 22 public service and transportation committee ordinances 2413 2537 2584 2637 2645 2650-20 22 veterans and senior affairs committee ordinance 2749 d202 finance committee ordinances 2547 2614 2663-22 2 Recreation and Parks committee ordinance 210-222 Public Utilities committee ordinances 20 2 363 2409 2415 2435 2436 2456 251 2538 2574 2588 2594 2677-20 22 building and Zoning policy committee ordinance 2587 d222 housing committee ordinance 2608 d222 Health and Human Services committee ordinances 2521 2604 4 2611 and 2728-20 22 Public Safety Committee ordinances 2554 2665 d222 Administration committee ordinances 2710 2711 2712 d222 and one appointment a01 199-222 thank you madam clerk we have one speaker on the consent portion of the agenda Mr Nate Wilkins is here to speak in support of how uh uh ordinance 2608 uh on the housing committee Mr wilin welcome back to counil Mr lien George W 1612 Earlington Avenue uh to my knowledge team I believe his team is 997 um I think it's on the far uh East End of Columbus I'm not for sure but but again it seems like we are tearing down property and again I believe this home was built in 1924 three bedrooms one bath P this from the Franklin County arti website this afternoon coming in here to City Council in 2004 um 33 2004 the propably look like this and again it looks like the city wants to tear down these properties but again I would like to know why that property was torn down because on the Franklin County artist website looked like it was in uh cut clean crisp uh condition we also talk about affordable housing when property sit like this unidolized and sit into the land bank we don't want property being torn down we want some acquisition to be taking place immediately today that that proper sits to the city of clumb to a land bank and it sits like this and we just want to understand why is this continue going on when we in struggling with affable housing homeless people and population out here and again if we want to do some let's look at some otherized changes now not just having property sit all around town to sit unidolized and unoccupied what really frustrates me today now we have an empty lot and all we want to see is some affordable houses that it used to sit back there in 1924 was built at that time again we want something to be done now with the city of Columbus we don't want vacant land to set and not ready to be to be developed as quickly this city is constantly growing this city is a great opportunity that we need more affordable houses than anything in Columbus Ohio all through state of Ohio thank you for the time but again I would like to know why was that property torn down thank you for your time thank you director director thank you president Harden uh traditionally when we have to tear down a property it is due to the severe structural damage that does not allow it to be rehabbed and sold um we are selling the lot for new single family home construction so there will be a new home on the lot thank you director thank you Mr Wilkins for your advocacy I think your point is still taken around the need for more housing and certainly more affordable housing in our city as well but thank you for asking the question are there any other questions or comments either for Mr Wilkins or for the consent agenda seeing none may I now have a motion of approval for these items designated as consent clerk please call the RO by voice Mr bangston yes with the exception of resolution 0184 x-22 2 and ordinance 265-2220 184 X on which I'm abstaining Mr Doren yes Miss favor yes with the exception of ordinance 0184 x-22 from which I'm abstaining Mr Remy yes president Harden yes ordinance passed with the noted exceptions we will now proceed with the second day or second uh reading of 30-day postponed and emergency legislation the first committee to come before council is the economic development committee chaired by council member Bankston council member the floor is yours thank you president Harden tonight in the economic development committee for second reading we have ordinance 2562 d222 to authorize the director of the Department of development to enter into contract with kerasoft technology corporation for software licenses maintenance and application customization to wave the competiting bidding process provisions of the Columbus city code and to authorize the appropriation and expenditure of $1 43,5 184 from the neighborhood Economic Development Fund uh this ordinance authorizes the division of planning to maintain their Excel software licensing subscription Excel software provides support to the planning division as they work with eight historic districts and design review commissions allowing for synchron synchronized processes with the building and zoning department uh competitive bidding is being uh asked to be waved because this partic this uh technology already integrates with exelo which is a program in other departments are there any questions or comments from my colleagues seeing none I move for passage collect please call the row Bankston BOS Padia Brown dorren favor Remy president Harden passed next in the economic development committee for second reading we have ordinance 2612 d202 to authorize the director of the Department of velopment to enter into a grant agreement in an amount up to $1,400,000 with the Ohio Historical Society Inc doing business as Ohio history connection to Pro provide a capital Grant supporting construction on exterior and interior preservation and renovation as well as site work and landscaping for Point Dexter Village to authorize an expenditure of $1,400,000 from the Northland and other acquisition fund this legislation provides an additional 1.4 million to the Ohio history connection for the continued interior and exterior renovation of the point Dexter Village buildings that will be transformed into a place for exhibit and programming that highlight the history of the neighborhood and its residents 1.1 million was given in 2017 making this total investment of the city 2.5 million uh many of you may remember this this is around our work of preserving the Legacy uh in history of around the PO Dexter uh Village Apartment Complex one of uh the first uh public housing sites in America uh my family is actually a product of uh po Dexter Village so it is great to see this history uh preserve and something that I know that the community has been fighting for uh for years so we're so excited to move this forward and excited about the end product and how we tell the story of one of Columbus's greatest uh neighborhoods if there any questions or comments from my colleagues see none I move for passage by voice clerk please call the roow Mr bangston yes Miss Bosa Padia yes Ms Brown yes Mr Doren yes M favor Mr Remy yes president Harden yes ordinance to pass thank you council president may I move to the technology committee please tonight in technology for second reading we have ordinance 2571 d202 to appropriate 1,983 , 5389 within the special income tax fund to authorize a Director of Finance and management on behalf of the Department of technology to ass to associate all General budget reservations resulting from this ordinance with the appropriate Universal term contract purchase agreement for Microsoft enterprise software licensing to authorize the expenditure of 1,983 5389 from the special income tax fund and to authorize the expenditure of $3,714 120 from the information Services operating fund this ordinance uh authorizes the director of Department of technology to obtain the latest versions of Microsoft software under a single agreement for the entire city about 7,500 employees use Microsoft Office software and this ordinance authorizes just over $1,987 th000 for the purchase of updated software from Microsoft inter prize about $1.8 million of the expenditure is for the annual renewal of licenses and about $180,000 is for the 200 the 2022 reconciliation uh for those additional licenses that were needed in this year are there any questions or comments from my colleagues seeing none I move for passage CL please call the row bangston Barosa Padia Brown Doren favor REM president Harden passed and lastly in the technology committee for second reading we have ordinance 265-2220 a1300 to weigh relevant sections of chapter 329 of Columbus city code pertaining to competitive bidding to authorize the expenditure of 1, 189,000 74 from the information Services operating fund and to declare an emergency uh this ordinance authorizes the director Department of development to enter into a contract with OST uh for Professional Services for the Department of Technology the contract supports operational needs for email auth Au authentication authentication Services excuse me GIS database and more uh this short-term support will allow the department to continue meeting the needs of the city of Columbus employees uh as you know ongoing with the pandemic we are dealing with uh shortage of employees and our technology department is not immune from that and so we are short staff there and so this shortterm contract will allow us to make sure that we have uninterrupted service for our city of Columbus employees uh the ordinance also authorizes the waiver of competitive bidding under chapter 329 of the Columbus city code due to immediate need of these services and to make sure there's an interruption in service any questions or comments from my colleagues seeing none I move for passage colle please call the roow bangston Barosa Padia Brown Doren favor Remy president Harden pass thank you council president that's all I have in my committee this even thank you Mr chair next committee coming for Council is the public service and transportation committee chaired by council member brosa deadia council member the floor is yours thank you council president I was remiss in saying this earlier but I just wanted to thank the Department of Public Service um because I participated in their Rodeo which this is actually an opportunity for our Road Warriors to get ready for the winter and had the opportunity to drive a snow plow don't worry they're not going to actually let me out in these streets with these but I did experience um just the level of intentionality and technicality that it takes to drive and I drove a small plow so there's some exciting things happening and changes that soon we'll be able to announce to folks so um I just wanted to make sure I did that shout out because I forgot earlier today um um so ordinance uh 2615 2022 to amend the 2022 Capital Improvement budget to authorize the director of Public Service to enter into contract with kosing Construction Company Incorporated for the bridge Rehabilitation Parson Avenue retaining walls project to authorize the expenditure of up to 2,297 51450 from the street and highways bond fund and to declare an emergency so this ordinance authorizes for the Bridge Rehabilitation Parsons Avenue retaining walls along Parson Avenue between hosac and deing Avenue portions of the existing retaining walls will be removed and the sidewalk will be reconstructed along the west side of Parson Avenue uh minor roadway improvements and lellan Avenue are also included in the project this is exciting this is going to start as soon as October 21st and this is a in the far south uh area of the city and a a part of the bridge that really needs this work so um do any my colleag colleages have any questions or comments seeing none I move for passage please call the RO Bankston Barosa Padia Brown Doren favor REM president Harden pass thank you and now if we could go back to page four under first reading ordinance 2644 2022 to amend the 2022 Capital Improvement budget to authorize a city auditor to transfer cash and appropriation between projects within the development taxable bonds fund to authorize the director of Public Service to modify a construction guaranteed maximum reimbursement agreement with campus partners for Community Urban Redevelopment Incorporated relative to the arterial Street Rehabilitation 15th and High High Street Phase 2 project and to authorize the expenditure of up to 2,396 21 from the taxable or from the development taxable bonds fund so this ordinance will authorize the director of Public Service to modify construction agreement with campus partner for Community Urban Redevelopment this project is along North High Street between e16th and e17th and certain surrounding side streets so this is a complete Road uh Improvement project that include traffic lighting sidewalk proposed drainage and storm water improvements so I would like to uh move to wave second reading by voice second clerk please call the r Mr bangston yes Miss Barosa de Padilla yes Miss Brown yes uh abstain sorry Mr Doren yes Miss bber Mr Remy yes president Harden yes and now I'd like to move for passage by voice second CL pleas call the r Mr Bankston yes Miss Barosa D Padilla yes Miss Brown abstain Mr dorren yes M favor Mr Remy president hard yes or is pass thank you that's all for me this evening thank you madam chair next committee to come before council is the finance committee chair by president protim president protim the floor is yours thank you so much president Harden tonight in finance we have ordinance 2772 d222 to amend ordinance 2216 d202 by modifying the funding source for the related contracts and to declare an emergency this ordinance amends previously approved ordinance 2216 by replacing general fund dollars with state and local fiscal Recovery Fund proceeds no additional funding is required to administer this change emergency action is requested to amend the original ordinance as soon as possible so that related contracts and programs can be administered without further delay any questions from colleagues I move for passage like please call the r Bankston Barosa Padia Brown dorren favor REM president Harden passed next is ordinance 2781-20 22 to authorize the director of the Department of Finance and management to enter into a contract with Triumph Communications for Professional Services related to early voting education information and Associated public service announcements for the 2022 general election to authorize an appropriation transfer and expenditure within the general fund to wave the competitive bidding provisions of city code and to declare an emergency Columbus is a home rule municipality which has previously enacted city code that foresees the need to use public funds to promote enforce and protect the fundamental right to vote every resident in every neighborhood deserves and is in fact entitled to comprehensive accessible information on how where and when to exercise their right to vote to that end the city of Columbus wishes to enter into this contract as a means to provide uh comprehensive accessible Equitable uh and needed voter education in an expeditious manner in all in order that all Columbus voters as well as voters in other areas of the county can continue to receive nonpartisan information about their fundamental voting rights this ordinance also requests a waiver of the competitive bidding requirements of Columbus city code chapter 329 due to the limited time remaining until the November 8th 2022 general election and the time necessary to establish a contract and provide the needed voter information Services prior to the election emergency action is requested for those reasons outlined any questions or comments from colleagues seeing none I move for Passage second uh clerk called do we have a speaker on this we do not clerk please call the Mr Bankston yes Miss Barosa Padia yes Miss Brown yes Mr Doren yes MS faor MR Remy yes president har yes ordinance is passed may I move to Recreation parment committee thank you ordinance 2525 d222 to authorize the director of recreation apartment to enter into a design and construction agreement with the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation for the administration of the Bicentennial Park sayota mile Fountain improvements project to wave competitive bidding provisions of code chap city code chapter 329 to authorize the transfer of 7,500,000 within the re and Park's voted bond fund to authorize the amendment of The 2022 Capital Improvements budget and to authorize the expenditure of $7,500,000 from the reen Parks voted bond fund this project will be a 5050 partner parip in a 5050 partnership um with the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation which will leverage the scota mile endowment created by cddc when the scota mile was first constructed to provide the remaining 7 uh, 500,000 needed after the city's initial contribution this is reflective of the initial scota mile partnership where the public sector and private sector split the costs for design and construction equally design is ongoing and construction is expected to begin in the spring of 2023 the plan is currently to reopen the fountain for Memorial Day 2024 cddc is partnering with worldclass design professionals at aom and wet design to create an incredible Fountain centered experience for the whole Community the design will continue to feature three iconic steel Halos and the signature blooms feature to create a variety of experiences including enhancements to the water features added Visual and interactive appeal including cluding A system that will engage and interact with visitors an area specifically programmed for the fountain's youngest visitors increase seating shaded areas and space for food trucks and carts sculptural light elements that will also continue into the cold weather season to make the fountain a year- round destination the city recognizes the benefit that the Bicentennial Park Scotto mile found uh Fountain improvements project will have on residents by continuing to provide an important downtown scota Riverfront attraction available free of admission to families across our community therefore a waiver of the competitive bidding provisions of Columbus city code is being requested do my colleagues have any questions or comments seeing none I move for passage clerk please call the row bangston BOS Padia Brown dorran favor REM president hon passed thank you president Harden that's all I have in my committee thank you madam chair next committee to come before council is the public utilities committee chair by Council Doran Council the flooor is is yours thank you council president uh first we have ordinance 24-22 to authorize the director of Public Utilities to enter into a new water and sewer sanitary sewer service agreement with the city of Dublin Ohio and declare an emergency an existing Economic Development agreement between the city of Columbus and Dublin is being amended to include additional Acres within Franken County as a result this amendment new water and sanitary sewer service agreements with the city of Dublin Ohio must be established to include the additional surface area and establish conditions and requirements for the Water and sanary Sewer Service in that additional Area emergency accident is requested in order to align the timing and execution of the economic development agreement with the water and sanary SE agreement as well uh this legislation involves no direct cost to uh the rirs of of Columbus however increased Revenue will be realized uh in the future as new water and sanary sewer services are are provided by the city of Columbus Department of Public Utilities and to the additional Acres with in Franken County uh do have my colleagues have any questions or comments see none I move for passage second bangston Barosa deadia Brown Doren favor Remy president thank you next we have ordinance 243-2229 23 3 $2,692 from the division of power operating fund um The Luminaries are street light fixtures and related components will be used to maintain existing street lights as well as for new construction for future developments within the city of Columbus do my colleagues have questions comments seeing none I move for passage Bankston BOS Padia Brown dorren favor REM president Harden thank you next we have ordinance 2455 d222 to authorize the director of Public Utilities to a plan re renewal of the specialty maintenance craft services with Ryder Company Inc for the Department of Public Utilities and to authorize spure of $950,000 from the sewer operating sanitary fund and $250,000 from the power operating fund um this is the third contract renewal and will continue to provide special maintenance services for Department of Public Utilities facilities uh anticipated work includes at the sou wastewater treatment plant and S maintenance Operation Center and general wastewater treatment plan and division of power repairs do my colleagues have questions or comments seeing none I move for passage cler please call the row Bankston B City Padia Brown dorren favor REM president Harden passed thank you next we have ordinance 2497 d222 to authorize a City attorney to file complaints in order to immediately appropriate and accept the remaining fee simple and lesser real estate necessary to timely complete the blueprint Orica Fremont Hilltop project to authorize expansion of $ 1,2 $232 from the existing ACD I 00166 7-10 um the city is performing blueprint R Freemont Hilltop project and we must acquire certain fee simple title and lesser real estate located in the vicinity of Eureka Avenue in Freemont Street in order to complete the public project um the City Pass ordinance number 0967 d221 authorizing the City attorney you acquire the real estate and adopted resolution 0079 x-22 establishing the city's intent to appropriate the real estate the City attorney pursuant colum city code 909 03 serve no all the owners of the real estate of the public projects public purpose and necessity and adopted resolution number 00979 a-222 however the City attorney was unable to either locate some of the real estate owners or agree with some of the real estates owners in good faith regarding the amount of just compensation uh for those projects do any my colleagues have any questions or comments seeing none a move for passage cler please call the RO bangston Barosa Pia Brown torren favor REM president Harden passed thank you next we have ordinance 298-2228 necessary to time and complete the blueprint Miller Kelton Bedford project to authorize expenditure of $1,775 from the existing acdi 00166 -10 uh this ordinance is similar to the previous legislation just passed by Council but affects the blueprint Miller Miller Kelton Bedford project once again the City attorney pursuant to Columbus city code section 99.3 served notice on all the owners of real estate of the public project uh its purpose and necessity and Adoption of resolution 0062 x222 however again the City attorney was unable to either locate some of the real estate owners or agree with some of the real estate owners in good faith uh regarding the amount of just compensation do all my colleagues have questions or comments seeing none I move for passage cler please call the row Bankston baraa Brown dorren favor president Harden pass thank you next we have ordinance 217-222 to authoriz the director of Public Utilities to enter in a contract with Az tea Systems LLC to provide the software for the City Works AMS system the Department of Public Utilities to wave the compeed bidding provisions of the city code and to authorize the expansion of $ 23,24 from the electricity operating fund $147,800 $96 from the storm storm water operating fund uh City Works AMS will be a department wide Asset Management solution and will replace the the previous system Oracle wam the software contract is an annual Enterprise licensing agreement that includes Cloud hosting services do my colleagues have any questions or comments see none I move for passage second CL please call the row Bankston bua deadia Brown Doren favor REM president Harden passed thank you and finally we have ordinance 2 694222 to authorize the Finance Management director endu a contract for the option to purchase UV reactor parts and maintenance maintenance services from Zim Water Solutions USA Inc to authorize the expansion of $1 to wave the provisions of competitive bidding and declare an emergency uh the division of water is the sole user for UV reactor parts and maintenance services used to maintain ultrav ultraviolent disinfectant equipment at hap crine and the Dublin Dublin Road water treatment plants um this legislation considered an mergency ordinance because these replacement parts are for new equipment that is not covered by any current contracts do my colleagues have any questions or comments seeing none I move for passage please call the row bangston Barosa deadia Brown Doran favor REM president Harden pass thank you council president all I have my committees at this time thank you Mr chair the next committee actually the final committee to coming for Council is the criminal justice and Judiciary Committee Chair by council member favor council member the floor is yours thank you tonight in criminal justice and Judiciary we have ordinance 266-2222 authorize and direct the City attorney to settle the lawsuit known as Rachel a davir versus city of Columbus pinning in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas to authorize the transfer and the exponential of the sum of $25,000 and0 from the health special Revenue fund and settlement of this lawsuit and a declare an emergency this ordinance is submitted to settle the lawsuit known as Rachel a deer versus city of Columbus the plaintiff's claim arises out of a motor vehicle crash between Miss davir and a city of Columbus employee Kenneth Caldwell on September 13th 2019 Miss davir alleges she suffered from injuries including Whiplash and subcon mass post-traumatic hematoma as a result are there any questions or comments by my colleagues seeing none I'd move for passage second clerk please call the row bangston b Sadia Brown Doran favor REM me president H passed thank you that's all I have thank you madam chair see no further business coming for Council just joking uh the next committee coming for Council is rules and reference is it you yeah I chare rules in reference but uh um Council Remy will uh bring forth that resolution council member the floor is yours thank you very much council president we forgot to mention this today but this is on the agenda um appreciate it I have one ordinance and rules and reference committee this evening before I introduce the next ordinance I would like to invite Anton white to the podium tonight's ordinance is ordinance 2778 2022 to enact section 23 17.52 harassment of el election officials and to declare an emergency in recent years the role of voting location workers has become increasingly challenging for a variety of reasons including covid-19 pandemic changes in election law and of significant concern a dramatic increase in harassment of election officials Reuters has report reported on more than 900 threatening and hostile messages to election administrators and staff in 17 States similarly the commissioner of the US election assistance commission Benjamin H hoveland commented that pull worker harassment is a real problem and it's taking a toll in the public service servants who run our elections in March of this year the Brennan Center for justice published results of a survey of almost 600 elected officials election officials excuse me that showed the following more than 75 % said threats against election administrators and staff had increased in recent years the percentage saying that they are very worried about political leaders interfering in future elections has nearly tripled since before 2020 more than 34s of local El election officials say social media companies have not done enough to stop the spread of false election information about one in six election officials reported in the poll that they have been threatened person personally in more than half of those inst instances were not reported to law enforcement nearly a third of the respondents said they feel their local government could do more to support them the execution of free and fair elections is an obligation for elected officials but that will become increasingly challenging if residents fear that they will face harassment for their service the code Provisions included in this ordinance seek to proactively enact protections for local pole workers by prohibiting the kinds of harassment that could serve as a deterrent to Residents serving during elections emergency action is requested to immediately enact new section 231 17.52 in advance of this November's general election I know that in August um I got a call because we were there was election of pole workers that were harassed at stclair Baptist Church on uh I'm sorry Salem Baptist Church on Sinclair Road and uh there was some concern because the of the response time of our department and the division of police and of course made a couple of calls and they got out there as soon as they could but um the the threat was real and that individual threatened to come back to uh harm those pole workers later in the day we know that pole workers um can be you know that could be thank thankless work and especially during recent years when political tension was and in many cases still is incredibly High doing all we can to protect pool workers is extremely important regardless of your political affiliation or non-affiliation it is the responsibility of every resident to be mindful of our pole workers and to make sure that we show them the respect they deserve for their service to our community so without further Ado I would like to turn the floor over to Anton white our director of the Franklin County Board of Elections and thank you for joining ing us this evening to share some important words on this legislation thank you thank you council member Rey uh president Harden president proen Brown members of council uh uh council member Remy I want to thank you for your leadership on this and sponsoring this important piece of legislation uh for our poll workers here in the city of Columbus you know as you you just said you know democracy does work best when we have free and fair elections and the Cornerstone sustaining that democracy is to make sure that we recruit train and place ction day poll workers uh here in Franklin County so I want to just personally take a moment to thank uh the thousands of residents who will step up here in Franklin County and answer that call to serve on Election Day this coming November 8th um who will serve as po workers in in our County um because without you we would not be able to administer an election here in the county and we thank you for your service um protecting pole workers and administering Fair uh impartial accurate elections are our top priority um I want to just take a moment tonight uh just to provide some perspective on the impact of this legislation and what that means uh for the poll workers who will serve here in the city of Columbus uh so for the November 8th 2022 general election uh here countywide we we plan to operate 309 polling locations that's throughout the county and our goal and we are currently on track uh to recruit train and place 5,000 pole workers and that's an unprecedented number uh so what that means for the city of Columbus we'll operate 199 polling locations here in the city uh we will place if we um meet our goal of 5,000 pole workers uh we will place some three 3,363 pole workers here in the city of Columbus and that represents about 67% of our total election day Workforce so as you can see um this legislation is important it protects the vast majority of our our pole workers who will serve uh our residents here in Franklin County and and so um again we appreciate your leadership on this council member Remy we appreciate uh council members all what you're doing um to protect our po workers uh not only in the city of Columbus but in Franklin County uh we appreciate you taking this proactive safety step um I appreciate you bringing a Wess to this issue and and really giving our local law enforcement another tool to help protect our pole workers and most of all thank you for defending democracy and I'm really happy to answer any questions tonight thank you thank you very much director um do any of my com colleagues have any questions or comments this evening um council president thank you um director you insinuated your on your way towards 5,000 or the 3300 that you need for Columbus um how's that going in terms of recruiting uh co-workers for this uh General cycle and uh are there is there something that you can share tonight about how if one is interested and becoming a PO worker that they can get that information out sure um thank you uh I always like to get a Shameless plugin anywhere I go so uh anybody that any Resident of Franklin County that's interested in serving as a pole worker can call our office at 614 525 5393 I'll repeat that 614 5 525 5393 uh or you can also visit our website at vote. franklincounty ohio.gov um poorer recruitment um has been going uh very well actually um but we know that we we never we never stop because um circumstances happened we we've had a pandemic you know that's uh impacted our abilities um to to recruit pole workers and so um we're excited about the opportunity that hope reach our 5,000 goal uh and so um we will continue to ask residents to step up and and serve both Democrats and Republicans we we conduct our elections in a bipartisan fashion and so we need both um uh Democrats uh Republicans and um unaffiliated or or Independents to step up for this election your uh selfless plug remind me of a plug of my my own is uh in high school we started youth at the booth and so just a reminder that any young person High School uh senior can take uh a paid day off from school to work at our elections and that's throughout the state of Ohio so I would also encourage young people uh to use that and get involved and and work the polls this year yeah thank you council president uh council member I just wanted to add to the Shameless plug because I finally had before I ran had the opportunity to serve as a PO worker and I loved it I loved um the opportunity I loved my crew that I worked with I worked with veteran I worked with a single mom I worked with it was literally like a cross-section of Columbus on a church in Broad Street on Broad Street and um we got to say hello to every voter that came in people who were voting for the very first time new Americans who were voting for the very first time people brought in their children like it really was an amazing way to spend election day I'm usually an election day voter but I voted early and it was the best uh it was really just the best experience and so I just want to put in a plug for folks that it's another way especially I think after covid if you are an extrovert and a people person this is a even if you're not it's still a great way to come out and serve your community and get to know your community um and you know do your part in our democracy so well thank you and thank you for your service I actually would like to touch base with you after this and connect with the very impressive young ladies from from Aaron pink and and see uh youth at the booth uh president Harden so if any of those young ladies in the organization are 17 18 and juniors and seniors in high school we'd like to sign them up and and have them serve as pole workers and get paid so I maybe we can make that AB okay maybe we can make that connection and director could you uh go over early voting hours and and of course tomorrow's last day to register to vote um Yeah tomorrow's our last day uh to register to vote our office at 1700 morsh Road uh will be open until nine o'clock accepting uh registrations at our office um but residents can also um uh they can register online at the Ohio Secretary of State's website if you're unable to get to our we or excuse me to our office our office was very busy today with vote with people coming in to register update their registration that's very important if you've moved uh recently you want to make sure you you come in and update your registration with your current address that'll make sure that you can vote a regular ballot on Election Day um if you do not update your registration you'll have an opportunity to vote you'll vote a provisional ballot but we like to see our voters vote a regular ballot so make sure you update your registration or register to vote tomorrow is the last day to do so and then early vote early voting starts on Wednesday October 12th at 8: am and and we're ready to go we're at 1700 Morse Road and those hours are going to be uh so uh 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. uh so Wednesday Thursday and Friday uh the first um two weeks you can go to our website and get the hours but basically the first two weeks are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and then we expand to 7 p.m. on week nights uh the next to the final weekend of early vote we're open on Saturday from 8:00 to 4: the final weekend before election day we open Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 400 p.m and then November 6 that last Sunday before the election we're open from 1 to five and those are Statewide hours uh uniform all over the state yeah thank you thank you thank you director any other comments or questions seeting down I move for passage cler please call the RO bangstad Barosa deadia Brown Doren favor REM me president Harden pass thank you sir now seeing no other business have come for Council is there motion to adjourn like please call the RO bangston Barosa deadia Brown dorren faor Remy president Harden meeting is adjourned if all right we'll go straight into non-agenda speakers um Mr Esther Flores oh [Music] [Music] Cal [Music] oh [Music] oh [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] I [Music] oh [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] n [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] n [Music] [Music] n [Music] n [Music] n [Music] la [Music] [Music] a [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] n n [Music] [Music] he n [Music] n a [Music] [Laughter] [Music] [Music] n n [Music] n [Music] n [Music] [Music] up [Music] up up up up up up [Music] [Music] up up up up [Music] 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against an ordinance we have zero public speak speaker slips this evening how though we did receive written testimony against one application our agenda those uh that written testimony has been provided to all offices uh all speakers and Council variants including City staff area commission the applicants and members of the public will be sworn in before they give testimony representatives of the area commission applicants are always able to speak in an ordinance and do have to fill out a speaker slip on the advice of the City attorney I will now swear in City staff please repeat after or sorry um do you swear from the test you're about to give shall be the truth and nothing but the truth as you shall answer the pains or penalty of perjury if so please say I do thank you please let the record reflect that Tim Dietrich from the Department of billion zoning Services has been sworn in uh first we have uh resoning 2082 d222 to rezone 1 19330 Hard Road being 1 .25 plus acres located the Northeast side of Hard Road and Smoky roow Road from C4 commercial uh District to CPD commercial plan development District the applicant is United Dairy Farmers Inc G Rebecca M attorney proposed use as a fuel sales facility with convenience retail cities Department recommendation is approval development commission's Rec recommendation is approval far Northwest uh coalition's recommendation is approval um this legislation was tabled at the applicant's request back in July so if there no uh comments from my colleagues I move first to take it from the table second cler pleas call the row bangston Barosa deadia Brown dorren favori president Harden removed thank you next I move for passage second call the r Bankston Barosa Padilla Brown dorren favor Remy president H passed thank you next we have 2572 d222 to rezone 20006 E fth Avenue being 1.72 plus acres located in the northeast corner of East Fifth Avenue and Brit L Avenue from R4 residential district C4 commercial District to R12 apartment residential district uh the applicant is Logan Giana LLC care of Walkin sintes agent proposed use as a multi-use uh residential development C Department recommendation approval development commission's recommendation is approval uh north central air commission recommendation is also approval do my colleagues have any questions or comments see none I move for passage second like please call the RO bangston baraa Brown dorren favor Remy president Harden pass next we have ordinance 26 36-22 to Res Zone 400 alen Derby Creek Road being 42.2 plus acres located on the east side of Al Derby Creek road, 1400 plus feet uh north of West Broad Street from R rural District to lr12 limited apartment residential district the applicant is Redwood USA LLC care of Jeff Brown attorney um the proposed use is a multi-unit residential development City's Department recommendations approval the develop commission recommendation is approval the Westland area commission recommendation is also approval uh we did not have public speakers signed up to speak against this ordinance but due to the fact we receive written testimony against this application we'll uh allow for a sta presentation before a vote Mr dri chair Dorn president Harden members of council the site consists of part of one undeveloped parcel in the r rural District the requested l12 limited apartment residential district will permit a multi-unit residential development with a maximum of 22 units at 5.33 dwelling units per acre the limitation text includes development standards addressing maximum number of units sidewalks traffic improvements preservation of wetland areas detention Pond placement fence Arrangements Graphics commitments and includes a commitment to develop the site in accordance with the submitted site plan and building elevations the site is within the planning boundaries of the Big Darby Accord Watershed master plan which recommends institutional land uses at this location while the plan does not incl include language for deviating from an Institutional land use recommendation planning division staff notes the adjacent residential development pattern to the north and east and finds this lower density residential proposal to be supportable Additionally the site and building designs are consistent with conservation residential development principles plan recommendations Ohio EPA standards for this area and the hell Branch overlay requirements and therefore City Department's recommendation is for approval thank you Mr dri do any my colleagues have any questions for the Department um any of my colleagues have any questions for the applicant who has the representative that's here uh seeing none as this project uh has received approvals from all the um recommending bodies including the area commission uh at this point I would um feel it necessary to bring this forward so first I move to amend submitted to the clerk CL please call the row bangston Barosa deadia Brown dorren favor REM president Harden amend it next I move for Passage CCT please call the row Bankston Barosa Padia Brown Doren favor remat president Harden thank you next we have ordinance 2641-20 22 to rezone 4559 nightsbridge Boulevard being 5 uh 21 plus acres located north side of West Henderson Road 300 plus west of nightsbridge Boulevard from CPD commercial plan development District to CPD commercial plan development District the applicant is conel tennis LLC car of Jason hotu agent proposed use is a recreational sporting facility C Department recommendations approval the development commission recommendation is approval far Northwest Civic association's recommendation is approval as well do my colleagues have any questions comments seeing none I move for passage CLK please call the row Bankston baros Padia Brown dorren favor REM me president Harden passed next we have ordinance 2646-20 22 to rezone 514 Taylor Avenue being point88 plus acres located the east side of Taylor Avenue one uh 115 plus feet uh south of of Maryland Avenue from R3 residential district to ar2 apartment residential district the applicant is NK development Partners LLC care of D David Hodge attorney proposed use a multi-unit residential development SE Department recommendations approval development commission's recommendations approval near e area commission recommendation is also approval do colleagues have any questions or comments seeing none I move for passage by voice CL please call the row by voice Mr bangston yes Miss Barosa deadia yes Miss Brown Mr Doren yes M favor AB Mr Remy yes president Harden yes Mr pass thank you next we have ordinance uh 2651 d222 to rezone 1138 Chambers Road being 1.90 plus acres located on the north side of Chambers Road 800 plus uh feet west of Kenny Road from our rural District to LM limited manufacturing District to AR3 apartment residential district uh at the request of the applicant I move to postpone this ordinance to our next council meeting on October 17 2022 clerk please call the row bangston Barosa dead Brown dorren favor Remy pres Harden plusone thank you next we move in the variances portion of the agenda first we have 2573 d222 to Grant a variance provisions of section 333 3.18 building lines of Columbus City Co the property located at 20006 East 5th Avenue per day 8 unit building with reduced development standards in the area 12 apartment residential district and the applicant is uh Logan Jana l C care of Wen sentes agent proposed use as a multi-unit residential development sees part recommendations approval the north central a commission recommendation is also approval do I any colleages have any questions or comments seeing none I first move to accept the entire staff report and new evidence as an exhibit cler Bankston Barosa Padia Brown dorren favor REM me president Harden accept it next I move to adopt the findings of staff is the finance of council cler M Bankston Barosa deadia Brown dorren favor REM president Harden adopt it and finally move for passage call Bankston Barosa Pilla Brown dorren fav Remy prison harden passed next we have variance uh 2649 d222 to Grant a variance provisions of section 3312 point21 ad Landscaping screening 3 31249 m number of parking spaces required 333 3.18 building lines the Columbus City Cod the property located at 514 Taylor Avenue to per Perot A reduced development standards and multi-unit residential development in the ar2 apartment residential district um the applicant is enk development Partners the LLC care of David hjge attorney Pro proposed use a multi-unit residential development cities Department recommendation is approval the near East AA commission recommendation is also approval do I my colleagues have any questions comments seeing none I first move to accept the entire staff report into evidence as an exhibit by voice CL please call the row Mr Bankston Miss Barosa deadia Ms Brown Mr Doren yes Miss favor abstain Mr Remy yes president Harden yes pass or yeah AC accepted accept it thank you you uh next I move to adopt the finance of Staff of the finance Council by voice SC Mr Bankston Miss Barosa D Padia yes Miss Brown Mr Doren yes Miss vain Mr Remy yes president Haren yes adopt it and I now move for passage by voice second call the row Mr Bankston M Barosa D Pilla M Brown Mr Doren yes M faor Mr Remy president har yes passed and finally we have variance 2654-20 22 to Grant variance provisions of section 333 3.03 AR3 apartment residential district use 33914 height District 331225 maneuvering 3 31229 parking spaces 3 31249 a A1 minimum number parking spaces required 3 333.15 C base of computing area 33318 building lines and 333 3.24 rear yard the Columbus City Co property located at 1138 Chambers Road to permit mixed use development and produce development stand as the AR3 apartment residential district uh again at the request of the applicant I move to PO postpone this ordinance to next the council's next meeting on October 17 2022 collect please call the r Bankston Barosa deadia Brown dorren favor REM Pres hard thank you council president it's all we have on zoning tonight see no further business coming for Council is there a motion to adjourn cor please call the row Bankston Barosa de Padia Brown Dorr faor Remy pron Har have a good evening e