Sugarcreek Village Council
June 4 meeting
KEY ACTION Heard the Sugarcreek McDonald’s is not going to be demolished. Instead they are going to remodel the business and alternate on different days with the dining room or drive-thru being open during the remodeling phase. The remodeling should begin this month. If the company cannot find a place for the historical murals they will be given to the village. Mayor Clayton Weller said at the May 21 meeting the business was to be demolished.
DISCUSSION The lone bid was opened for purchase of 3.505-acre tract of land on Belden Parkway which is owned by the village. The lone bid was from NuCamp RV of Sugarcreek, Ohio, at a bid of $98,350. Councilman Jeff Shrock suggested the bid be reviewed by the lands, buildings, and sidewalk committee. The committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. on June 18.
OTHER ACTION
n Will seek quotes from Schneider Computers about the purchase of camera to be mounted near the Cuckoo Clock the parking lot at the wall mural and downtown area.
n Asked council to consider purchasing a vehicle for the village administrator and mayor to drive. The vehicle will remain at village hall.
n Approved the request for a 200- foot guard rail from Circle Fence to be erected on Pleasant Valley Road at a cost of $3,040. The current guard rail at the site has been damaged.
n Approved the purchase of cement posts at the new booster station on Miller Avenue at a cost of $1,050.
n Agreed to purchase four additional shut-off valves for the downtown area so not all the businesses water would be shut-off at the same time.
n Heard the Ohio Department of Transportation is installing non slipping pads at the crosswalks for safety reasons.
n Accepted the audit report from Fiscal Officer Becky Crilow. There were no findings. Council congratulated Crilow on a job well done.
FOR YOUR INFO
n Thanks Bob Gotshall, a resident, for weeding and cleaning up around the two Gateway signs on Route 39.
UP NEXT meets at 7 p.m. June 18 in village hall.
BARB LIMBACHER