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Emergency ordinance 2025‑42, described in the record as an ordinance \"making certain supplemental appropriations, interfund transfers and intra fund transfers to appropriations during the fiscal year of 2025 and declaring an emergency,\" was introduced with an emergency clause and the council suspended the rule to allow passage at the same meeting. The council adopted the ordinance by roll call. City Manager Mr. Leben summarized the purpose as housekeeping to move budgeted money into the correct accounts and to clear a long‑unused allocation. \"Apparently, we've had $230,000 that was always allocated in the fund that never got touched year after year,\" Leben said, explaining the reallocation and routine chargebacks.

Ordinance 2025‑39, the rezoning measure, redesignates a City of Clyde parcel described in the ordinance text as part of \"Outlaw 124, parcel number 3200 And Sixty‑twelve Thousand 400,\" totaling 7.8902 acres, from I‑1 General Industrial to C‑2 General Commercial. The ordinance record notes the Planning Commission held a required public hearing on April 3, 2025, and recommended the change; the council conducted a public hearing on June 3, 2025. Councilman Chris Shea said the decision \"seems like an obvious decision,\" and the ordinance was adopted by roll call vote.

Resolution 2025‑43 awards the bid for the 2025 Hendricks Park Cul De Sac replacement to Great Lakes Demolition Company, Inc., a local firm, for a bid amount of $162,333. The resolution authorizes the city manager to execute contract documents and to approve change orders or additional work by unit price or negotiated agreement. The record shows the city opened bids on May 30, 2025 and the low bidder was the local contractor; the council approved the award by roll call.

All three measures were approved with aye votes recorded from the council members present. The meeting record contains no roll call nays or abstentions for these items.

No further direction was recorded for follow‑up studies or contingency conditions beyond standard contract administration for the Hendricks Park project and routine finance adjustments for the emergency ordinance.","mediaType","Audio","parentTitle","Regular Session","oneSentenceSummary","At the June 2025 meeting the Clyde City Council adopted emergency Ordinance 2025-42 authorizing supplemental appropriations and transfers, adopted Ordinance 2025-39 rezoning 7.8902 acres from I1 to C2, and passed Resolution 2025-43 awarding a $162,333 contract for the Hendricks Park cul‑de‑sac replacement to a local contractor.","taxTitle","Clyde City Council, Clyde, Sandusky County, Ohio","taxId",72366,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":50,"_51":82,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6546064,"Clyde council hears North Ohio Lake Erie Nurse Honor Guard presentation, approves $500 donation",1420,137000,1557000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3860564-8990623eb188e53faaa3582df6dc2d9c&start=137&end=1557","/articles/6546064/Ohio/Clyde-council-hears-North-Ohio-Lake-Erie-Nurse-Honor-Guard-presentation-approves-500-donation","At its June 2025 meeting, the Clyde City Council received a presentation from the North Ohio Lake Erie Nurse Honor Guard and voted to donate $500 to the volunteer group.

The honor guard representatives said the organization provides recognition at funerals for nurses and is entirely volunteer-run and free to families. \"We're really here because we wanna get the word out about what the Nurse Honor Guard is,\" said Vicky Mead, who introduced the group and identified herself as a Clyde resident and a nurse of about 40 years. Susan Luke, a retired nurse who said she worked 44½ years at a Fremont hospital, described elements of the Nightingale tribute: a white uniform or slacks-and-top, a Nightingale lamp presented to a family member, a roll call of nurses present and a three‑chime naming ritual to mark a nurse's release from duty.

Mead and Luke said the regional group covers five counties—Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Seneca and Sandusky—was formed in 2024 by Brenda Baker and currently has about 28 to 30 members who have conducted roughly 25 tributes. The presenters said the tribute typically lasts about 10 minutes, volunteers ask families for biographical details ahead of a service and there is no fee. \"We are volunteers, and we give tribute at the end of a nurse's life,\" Mead said.

Council members responded with praise and thanks. Councilman Greg McMaster said he had no questions and thanked the group: \"You would be hard pressed to find somebody that did not have their lives touched by a nurse.\" Councilman Chris Shea said, \"Thank you for what you do.\" Vice Mayor Scott Black and Mayor Doug Macaulay offered similar remarks of appreciation.

Later in the meeting Councilman McMaster moved that the City of Clyde make a $500 donation to the North Ohio Lake Erie Nurse Honor Guard; Vice Mayor Black seconded the motion. The council approved the donation by roll call vote with all members recorded as voting aye.

The group asked that funeral homes and families be made aware of the honor guard so they can request the tribute when appropriate. Presenters said they are seeking additional members to reduce travel burdens across five counties and to expand local coverage.

The council did not direct staff to take further action beyond the donation vote.","At its June 2025 meeting the Clyde City Council heard a presentation from the North Ohio Lake Erie Nurse Honor Guard about its funeral tributes and volunteer services and approved a $500 donation to the group.","actionData","errors"]

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Clyde council adopts emergency appropriation, rezones 7.8902 acres, and awards Hendricks Park cul‑de‑sac contract

Clyde council hears North Ohio Lake Erie Nurse Honor Guard presentation, approves $500 donation