James W. Stewart
419-359-1576
Cell: 419-656-3243
Scott Leber
419-465-2294
Cell: 419-706-5850
Michael G Parker
567-205-0001
Cell: 419-704-2549
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ERIE COUNTY, OHIO USA
November 19, 2020
Pledge
President Scott Leber called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm with the Pledge of Allegiance.
Roll Call:
Roll call indicated that all Trustees were present, also present was Phillip
David, Fiscal Officer / Zoning Inspector, and Road Superintendent David Kelley.
Minutes
There were no minutes to
approve.
Guests
There were no guest
present.
Zoning Report
Mr. David reported that he had done a lot split procedure for Robert Sitterly
for a parcel on State Route 113.
Mr. David reported that he had received a call from Chris ieger, 7810 Patten
Tract Road about boundary questions on his lot. Mr. Rieger said because the next
door neighbor’s back yard was fenced in, the neighbor had been crossing the
property line into his yard to get to his back property. Mr. David questioned if
Mr. Rieger knew where his property pins were? When Mr. Rieger said he did know
where the pins were and he had marked the property line.
Mr. David said he told him that it wasn’t a zoning problem, that he should talk
to the neighbor first about the problem, and if it continued than the next step
would be talk to the Sheriff.
Road Superintendent
MMr. Kelley reported that the 2000 one-ton truck had
broken down. He said it was taken to Ebert’s Garage where they did a system
check and found that one of the coils had gone bad. He said they replace the bad
coil and the truck now runs good.
Mr. Kelley reported that he had helped Margretta with
several burials this past week because they were short on help. He said besides
that he had been busy mowing road sides for the last time. He said he likes to
mow this last time after the farmers are done with crops because he can cleanup
any weeds along the field edges which helps to cut down on the drifting in
because we get any blowing snow.
Mr. Kelley requested four days’ vacation this next
week over the Thanksgiving holiday. The Trustees approved his request.
Trustees
Mr. Leber
had talked with Curt Heyman about the drain tile they were wanting to run from
Livengood Road across their field to the creek crossing their property. This
would help eliminate the water buildup on Livengood Road which was flooding
across their field and Ron Millers. The catch basin would have to be replaced
with a bigger one in order to accommodate a 13-inch main tile that would be
running across their field to the creek. Mr. Heyman requested that because this
was helping to eliminate the flooding on Livengood Road he ask that the Township
pay 25% of the cost to put the drain line in.
There was discussion but no decision was made at this time.
Mr. Parker
reported that after talking with Fire Chief Kerry Jet, and receiving pricing from B. A. Bores Construction, ranging from $5,900 for a fire hydrant with a 6X6 tap sleeve to $7,287 for a fire hydrant with a 12X6 tap sleeve. After reviewing the installation cost for the new hydrants, Mr. Parker moved that a letter be drawn up asking Don Moyer, Director of Environmental Services to Erie County, to consider the new hydrants and coordinate their installation in Oxford Township. Mr. Stewart seconded the motion. Roll was called, with all present answering yes; motion carried
Mr.
Parker said the new hydrants would help with fire control services and help to
lower insurance rate for the local residents.
Mr. Stewart
reported that he had gotten quotes from Fresch Electric for installing an
overhead light at the exit door coming out of the meeting room to the south. He
said because the Election Board had set up a one-way pattern during the last
election, people were exiting out the south door where there was no overhead
lighting showing the sidewalk. He said there was two different lights that were
suggested for over the exit door. After reviewing the two styles of overhead
exit lights. Mr. Leber moved for the purchase and installation of the Wall Pack
Light, siting that it provide more down light for better visibility on the steps
and sidewalk, Mr. Stewart seconded the motion. Roll was called, with all present
voting yes motion carried. Mr. Stewart said he would confirm with Fresch
Electric which lite the Township wanted installed.
Mr. Stewart suggested that Liana Wensink draw up a community letter
similar to the Messengers stating that the Township had purchased the Sigma
Covid Safety Kits for distribution to Oxford Township residents, and had
scheduled two Saturday mornings; Saturday November 28th from 9 – 3
am., and Saturday, December 5th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. for
residents to come by the Township Complex and pick up their free Covid Safety
Kits.
After some discussion, Mr. Leber moved to move ahead with the announcement
and to pay Liana Wensink her regular fee for doing the work, Mr. Stewart
seconded the motion. Roll was called, with all present voting yes; motion
carried.
Mr. Stewart said he would get with Liana about the announcement and also
pick up the stamps needed for the mailing.
Fiscal Officer:
Mr.
David said he didn’t have anything to add at this time.
Communications
Communications were reviewed.
Old Business
Progress on the new building was discussed.
New
Business:
Mr. Stewart introduced the following
Resolution 2020-11-03 and moved for
its adoption.
WHEREAS,
the Board passed Resolution 2020-11-03 affirming that funds received
would be expended only to cover costs of the Township consistent with the
requirements of section 5001 CARES Act as described in U.S.C. 601(d) and any
applicable regulation before receiving said funds; and
1. WHEREAS, the Board determines it necessary to provide Coronavirus prevention related to the purchase of an electrostatic spray gun and hexzene NO2 sanitizer from Enzo’s Cleaning Solutions for $790 for the purpose of disinfecting the Oxford Township buildings and equipment and machinery stored therein and other equipment used by the Township
2. WHEREAS, during the 2020 election it was necessary to provide one-way traffic through the facility for the electorate to prevent the spread of coronavirus and it has been determined that there is no lighting at the exit to make safe passage for one way traffic and that a light needs to be installed at the exit for future elections and similar meetings or events to safely assist in the use of a traffic pattern that aids in the prevention of the spread of coronavirus at a cost of $529.18 from Fresch Electric Inc.
3.
WHEREAS,
additional expenditures for ppostage are required to notify residents to
pick up the Family COVID prevention kits that were purchased from RB Sigma LLC
Mr. Leber seconded the resolution, a roll
call vote was called resulting in the following:
AYE
NAY
Scott Leber
__X__
______
Michael G. Parker
__X__ _____
James W. Stewart
__X___ _____
APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 19th
Day of November, 2020
No further business to discuss, the meeting
was adjourned,
Scott Leber, President of
Board
Phillip M. David, Fiscal Officer