Village Council - Regular Meeting
The Hicksville Village Council approved the payment of bills and discussed repairs to the splash pad. They also addressed several resolutions regarding fund transfers and participation in state capital improvement programs. The meeting concluded with discussions about community outreach programs and upcoming local events.
About this meeting
- Government Body
- Village Council
- Meeting Type
- Village Council
- Location
- Hicksville, OH
- Meeting Date
- August 3, 2026
Transcript
54 sections
I got another car my grandson's got, which is on a low part.
Yeah.
And he put on new batteries, that one, in the spring.
Yeah, the guy in the bike used to do a good job though. He did. He did. In fact, I broke down out there in front of John's house, and he helped push it across the street.
The person thought it was out of gas. Here, the cable for the accelerator broke. So I had to go get the bedroom boys, and we got them to put on our trailer. But he owns a couple hundred cars. At least of them. Let's start with a prayer with Pastor Stephen Hyder and Brother Lee.
Let's pray. Lord, again, we just thank you for your love and grace. And we thank you for continuing to work it into our hearts and our minds. And we thank you for working inside our village. All right. We thank you for the men and women here in this room and also the ones that are not. Lord, continue to give them wisdom and guidance. Continue to give them strength and perseverance.
and justice for all.
Yes. Miller? Yes. Molina?
Yes.
Downward? Yes. Nassif? Yes.
You have a bills list in your packets. Questions?
I'll make a motion to pay the bills.
Second.
Roll call.
Nassif? Yes. Molina? Yes. Downward? Yes. Nicklin? Yes. Miller?
Yes. Thank you.
I'm getting some pricing for the splash pad to put a ceiling in the mechanical room, have it insulated, and get an electric heater to hang in there for next winter. We had quite a bit of damage in that room. It took us probably close to a month and a half to get everything up and running properly. Changing out, scheduling, wiping it, split. I know it took some water from the heavy rains in the winter in the basement down there.
And some of that water froze on the floor, which did not do it any justice.
So getting pricing to see what we can do before winter hits this year.
Thank you. Any questions required?
Yes. Yes. Yes. Miller. by cash only authorizing the fiscal officer to transfer funds from the general fund to the police pension capital project. First reading of resolution 2026.3 by cash only declaring services to be provided territory included including 40.497 acres proposed for an
Yes. Yes.
yes yes yes
This is separate from, like, state capital funds, right? Correct. Is this what you call, like, what do you call it, TAP? What do you always agree to get? Skip program. Oh, no. State capital improvement.
That's what this is? Like, you're going to have to be WC.
But it is separate from, okay. Yes. Roll call.
Emily? Yes. Yes, it's Beth.
Second the final reading of Resolution 2026-24 authorizing the Bureau of Administrative Procedure and submit an application to participate in the Ohio Public Works Commission's state capital improvement and or local transportation improvement programs and execute contracts as required.
So moved.
Second.
Roll call.
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
First reading of Resolution 2026-26, that has been directed by its county auditors
a crew down there this year to set. We'll be responding, the primary crew will be responding from the station like we normally do. I will, I do plan on having a dedicated backup crew. So, I think that's just prudent. So, if nothing else, that's all I got. Anybody have a question? Does the fair have another town that sets up now in the county? It's all up there.
sprayed the kids down there down at the pavilion i guess they're doing that tonight and last time we had ruptured a water line yeah i don't care i mean they're that's yeah say they did it i won't say they did it but it was water hammered yeah they're doing it they know they're doing that tonight make sure you're aware of your case
questions on the fund status or if you look at the year to date so far cash summary by fund we're still ahead in the revenue. April is once again in the black on the income tax reporting with 10,000 more than last year. the second quarter franchise fee for MediaCom. And I also have the rebounding loan. And so it is made of. And if you look on your fund status, you'll see that we have a whole lot of money to loan out.
I just wanted to thank, you know, here last, what's been a number of years, the lots of churches, several churches in town do a meal, Thursday night meal.
And I wanted to recognize them and also Lifeline, Steve's Church and Christ Covered and everything.
And then I know First Church of Christ, they do a meal on Tuesday night. So we got a lot of church out doing outreach with giving for those meals and they do it year round and they sometimes help each other. Mennonite Church, second Thursday is St. Michael's Catholic Church, third Thursday is Grace United Methodist Church, and fourth Thursday is the Hicksville Cornerstone Church, I believe, right?
So far, so good on all that.
Empower Church helps provide some meals when some of the other churches aren't able to.
So, like I said, St. John Lutheran, they do last Thursday a grab-and-go from 5 to 5
and being a part of the community um fair starting this month i said and sold his mouth schools get close to starting up to fair starts august 22nd so a little bit more traffic in town um help support the county fair since it's in hicksville and that's a nice uh asset that we have for our village um back to school breakfast hicksville chamber of commerce I have a question.
Tools for schools going on this Friday. Okay. Football players versus cheerleaders, they're collecting money, and I saw that they're also doing personal hygiene products as well this year, and then school supplies. So they'll be out on the streets, be aware, the kids will be out.
Out on the corners, intersections. Yeah, yeah.
Down on the main drag. Usually this, yeah, head up on the corners.
Yeah, so watch traffic, watch the kids out, and help give, if you can, to that project and So I appreciate that. So, um, yeah, well, it's a gentleman I had, um, Mr. John Hancock. I asked him to come tonight. He wanted to be on the agenda. I didn't have time to get him on, but, uh, I asked him to come next. He's running for a candidacy for county auditor. So I asked judge, maybe he can introduce himself here to a couple of people if you wanted to. And then, um, our next council meeting, August 17th, he's going to do more of a presentation of, Who he is, where he's from, what he's planning on doing here. My sales pitch. Yeah, sales pitch.
Thank you.
So, yeah. Thank you. Yeah. And with that, I would like to... What?
Executive. Oh, okay. Yeah. So where was the motion? For?
Purchase and sell property.
There's the one on Columbus Street.
Yes.
Did you say that it's needed? No. There you go. Thank you.
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