Molly Thompson of Perrysburg Energy addressed Sylvania Mayor Mark Frye, members of Sylvania City Council, and the administrative staff at the June 16 City Council meeting on behalf of the Sisters of St. Francis who wish to install carport solar panels in two of the parking lots on the Lourdes University campus. Continue reading City beat …
Special Use Permit approvedSylvania City Council voted to approve a special use permit for Crossview Community Church at the June 2 meeting following a public hearing in which no opposition was expressed. The special use permit will allow the church to occupy a former restaurant space in the shopping plaza at 5834 Monroe St.Citizen concernsSylvania resident Paul Hamel made a presentation to council outlining his … Continue reading City beat …
Sylvania City Council approved Service Director Joe Shaw’s recommendation to enter into a joint cooperation agreement, on behalf of the city of Sylvania, with the Lucas County Engineer’s Office for the Sylvania/Mitchaw/Frankfort/Crissey/Convent/Little roads resurfacing project Continue reading City beat …
At the May 5 Sylvania City Council meeting, members voted to authorize Service Director, Joe Shaw, to accept the $16,500 proposal from The EDGE Group for professional landscape, architectural and design services to develop gateway signage standards for the city of Sylvania. Continue reading City beat …
Members of Sylvania City Council approved Service Director Joe Shaw’s recommendation to accept the $11,000 proposal submitted by Dixon Engineering, Inc. They will provide engineering services for necessary improvements to the city’s three water storage tanks. Continue reading City beat …
Metroparks Toledo’s Chief External Relations Officer, Matt Killam, made a presentation regarding Metroparks Toledo at the April 7 Sylvania City Council meeting, requesting members to consider endorsing the organization’s replacement levy to be on the May 6 ballot. The matter will be voted on at the April 21 meeting. Continue reading City beat …
Members of Sylvania City Council voted to approve the purchase of two 2025 Ford Interceptors at a total cost of $98,191.90 from Baumann Ford. They also approved the purchase of interior and exterior patrol packages for the total cost of $30,972 from Northwest Ohio Emergency Equipment. Continue reading City beat …
Sylvania City Council’s Streets Committee held a public meeting on March 3 before the regular council meeting. Sylvania’s Service Director Joe Shaw made a roundabout presentation to Sylvania City Council members and residents in attendance. Continue reading City beat …
Several Sylvania residents and business owners attended the Sylvania City Council Streets Committee Public Hearing held at 6:30 pm before the regular Feb. 18 City Council meeting. Concerns regarding Main Street traffic safety issues and the elimination of the Main Street/Maplewood Avenue traffic signal were voiced. City of Sylvania’s Service/Safety Director Joe Shaw explained the ODOT process used to determine the need for traffic signal, noting the Main Street/Maplewood Avenue intersection does not warrant a signal. Continue reading City beat …
At the Feb. 3 meeting, Sylvania Service Director Joe Shaw’s recommendation to award a contract for $511,417 to Henry W. Bergman, Inc. for the Silica Drive-Summit and Erie streets resurfacing project was approved by Sylvania City Council members.New vehicle purchasesShaw’s requests for the purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 chassis from Dave White Chevrolet and a stainless-steel dump package from Kalida Truck Equipment, Inc. … Continue reading City beat …
