Council approves RES 2025-71: Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits, 7–0
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Motion passed 7–0RES 2025-71 · ▾Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
RES 2025-71 ▾Motion passed 7–0RES 2025-71 · collapse ▴Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
RES 2025-71 ▾Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
Amends the Master Fee Schedule adopted by Resolution 2025-71 on March 2, 2026 to include a base fee for electrical permits, which the document says was left out by mistake. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to adopt Resolution 2025-71A, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Adopted 7–0ORD 25-2026 · ▾HELP Foundation to run food concessions at two parks. minutes
ORD 25-2026 ▾Adopted 7–0ORD 25-2026 · collapse ▴HELP Foundation to run food concessions at two parks. minutes
HELP Foundation to run food concessions at two parks. minutes
ORD 25-2026 ▾HELP Foundation to run food concessions at two parks. minutes
Authorizes the Mayor to sign an agreement with HELP Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit that provides work training for people with disabilities, to operate food concessions at Lakewood Park and Madison Park. The document says HELP Foundation has been the concessionaire at Lakewood Park since 2017. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to adopt Ordinance 25-2026, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Adopted 7–0RES 2026-31 · collapse ▴State NatureWorks grant application for Beck's Pool. minutes
State NatureWorks grant application for Beck's Pool. minutes
Authorizes the Mayor and named City directors to apply for an Ohio Department of Natural Resources NatureWorks grant for renovations to Beck's Pool, and to sign the agreements needed to accept an award. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to adopt Resolution 2026-31, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Adopted 7–0RES 2026-30 · collapse ▴June 2026 is Pride Month. minutes
June 2026 is Pride Month. minutes
Deferred 7–0ORD 27-2026 · collapse ▴Ballot question: option for ranked choice voting. minutes
Ballot question: option for ranked choice voting. minutes
Places a Charter amendment before Lakewood voters that would give Council the option of implementing ranked choice voting. pdf p. 21 Written by AI
Next: listed on the Committee of the Whole agenda for Jun 15. agenda 06.15
Received & filedRES 2025-71 · ▾Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
RES 2025-71 ▾Received & filedRES 2025-71 · collapse ▴Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
RES 2025-71 ▾Adds the missing base fee for electrical permits. minutes
Amends the Master Fee Schedule adopted by Resolution 2025-71 on March 2, 2026 to include a base fee for electrical permits, which the document says was left out by mistake. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to receive and file the communication, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Received & filedcollapse ▴Mayor proposes recognizing June 2026 as Pride Month. minutes
Mayor proposes recognizing June 2026 as Pride Month. minutes
Mayor George's letter submits a resolution designating June 2026 as LGBTQIA+ Pride Month in Lakewood. The letter says Pride Month is an opportunity to reaffirm the City's commitment to equality and urges residents to build a culture of inclusiveness. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to receive and file the communication, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
“Someone somehow will have to just act and push back against the continued assault on us all.”
Received & filedcollapse ▴City receives $6,000 for recycling education billboards. minutes
City receives $6,000 for recycling education billboards. minutes
Public Works Director Gordon's letter says the City was awarded $6,000 from the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District's 2026 Community Recycling Awareness Grant Program. The money will fund a 24-week billboard campaign, with one full-sized board on Detroit east of West Clifton and two junior posters at 12506 Detroit, showing which materials are recyclable. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to receive and file the communication, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Received & filedcollapse ▴City seeks a Natureworks grant for the Becks Pool renovation. minutes
City seeks a Natureworks grant for the Becks Pool renovation. minutes
The Planning Department's letter introduces a resolution to apply for an Ohio Department of Natural Resources Natureworks grant for the Becks Pool Renovation Project. Natureworks can reimburse up to $150,000 with a 25% match; the letter puts the project's projected cost at between 4 and 6 million dollars. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “A motion was made by President Kepple to receive and file the communication, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
“I don't know if it was a coincidence or not, but last week it just so happened that the same day”