The Holiday City Village Council met on May 16th in regular session, called to order at 7:12 p.m. Members Chelsea Funk and Beau Zuver were absent.
The third and final reading of Resolution 2024-3 was then given, with the county-wide 911 plan ready to go once state regulations are established.
Resolution 2024-4, which will authorize necessary tax rates and levies, was given its first reading.
Shawn Clark, Beau Zuver, and Jarrett Funk were appointed to a newly formed subdivision committee to help oversee the nascent relationship between the municipality and Reveille Ltd., who are now in partnership with the village for grant funding related purposes.
The subdivision committee will hold their first meeting on May 30th at 3:30 p.m.
It was then shared that ODNR’s Craig Nelson has proposed locations for the two test wells they are wanting to install on Holiday City village property to monitor the aquifer levels. A 24-hour pumping test will be conducted to establish the nature of the local aquifer.
The data will be public, and “is meant to serve the citizens of Ohio.” They adjourned the meeting at 7:56 p.m., set to meet next June 20th at 7 p.m.