—The design and review board will meet May 7 to review COA applications for signage from Harvest Ridge, construction at 20 E. Jackson St., Millersburg Dental at 135 S. Clay St. and a fence behind the courtyard at Hotel Millersburg.
—Planning and zoning will meet May 7 at 6:30 p.m. to consider a variance request for Habitat for Humanity for a side yard setback at 571 Elm Alley.
—At the Wooster Road/Jones Street intersection, Brightspeed has completed its work. Spectrum is supposed to be starting soon. Once that is completed, Brightspeed will remove the pole.
—The F550 was delivered to Cross for upfitting. The administrator assistant’s Ford Ranger has a June 16 build date.
—The crossing equipment for Pomerene Hospital has been ordered. The village is awaiting delivery.
—Airport Park playground equipment has been ordered. An update will be given when the village receives the ship/install dates.
—An ODOT salt contract order was submitted for 250 tons of salt.
—The village had a street sweeper in town all last week as a rental/demo. The village will use Totally Outdoors for the remainder of the year but will look at additional rentals and potentially discuss purchase options in the future.
—The Millersburg Elementary Bicentennial Coloring Contest winners are as follows: fifth grade, Landry Goudy (first place), Zoe Whytsell (second) and Lydia Ruhl (third); fourth grade, Alex Oswald (first), Mariah Whitesell (second) and Hadassah Clutter (third); third grade, Giselle Vandeveer (first), Lennon Durst (second) and Astrid Romero (third); second grade, Sadie Schlauch (first), Ainsley O’Brien (second) and Cohen Carter (third); first grade, Seger Stroud (first), Mason Mengel (second) and London Giauque (third); and kindergarten, Lyla Schwartz (first), Lela Reining (second) and Natalie Anderson (third). Their art will be made into banners to hang up in town.
—Council thanked Tina Owens, whose realty company cleaned up Airport Park for Arbor Day this year.
—The village turned in a grant application to Troy Balderson for the Wooster Road Waterline Project. This project will replace the current water line running under Wooster Road north to the village limits and will give better water pressure to the residents, Pomerene Hospital and doctor offices in that area.
—The village completed a county bed tax application, which, if awarded, would fund a video aimed at bringing business and jobs to Millersburg.
—The village solicitor will go over council rule suggestions. Council also directed him to check on Airbnb rules and fees.
—Poppy Day will be May 10. The day will honor the deceased men and women of the United States’ armed forces and their living victims of war.
