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Council member Graham read and moved the ordinance approving the replat; council seconded the motion and voted in favor. City legal and planning staff explained the replat was intended to place the wellness center on its own parcel so utilities and Columbia Gas hookups can be billed separately and so the building and associated infrastructure will be distinct for development and taxation purposes.

Council conducted a brief discussion with staff confirming the replat’s purpose and the utility separations. No public comments were recorded on the replat during the meeting. The ordinance was adopted after council dispensed with full reading as allowed by the city charter.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Canfield - 7-16-2025 City Council Agenda - Jul 16, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council approved an ordinance to replat MCCTC Plat No. 1, creating a separate parcel for a proposed wellness center to allow separate utility hookups and billing.","taxTitle","Canfield City Council, Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio","taxId",72714,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6655265,"Canfield council OKs five‑year leaf pickup agreement after single‑bid process",470,2921000,3391000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5418254-ebe8c66c7c6eed94aa6a93b9e1ef52e1&start=2921&end=3391","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5418254-ebe8c66c7c6eed94aa6a93b9e1ef52e1/thumbnail_2921000.jpg","/articles/6655265/Ohio/Canfield-council-OKs-fiveyear-leaf-pickup-agreement-after-singlebid-process","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6655265-3db1efd3afdb7fd6cd3e20b116461fb1/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440341&Signature=LEbiPo08epzvGobioPH2Ica9jkEvn8euti~-KK1iUmGHkz5yNHKpWGLt5SUtg-Fxsr780gHsEGq3dxzbnak94Zj0i5Dc-99M3X~C9luSOb2L~4T3C8huvAu4At~OvE9Gh~Ts4AFdl7wXsxrG1caVgbAnxIGeROOIZaIjQKL-0oGRAg~BJBWFtDpyG7el9nAEWXyzIeP3e5HEOZfj8Zp1ogrBaANQRyMxizykMGC7VrHuRiSNgWAim6R-B7Bn11tUAly436g1GF1jN4Vc0rA9qs2MNPesJr8t8UEGU89yxBeYyM39UOlR2yGQu9CqGyujGPRIbVEmnG0gF-IzepFVmg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Canfield City Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the city manager to enter into a five‑year contract for the city’s leaf pickup service, following a single‑bid procurement process.

Mayor Dragish read the ordinance authorizing the manager to execute the agreement and moved for passage; the motion was seconded by a council member who identified himself as Mr. Tish. City staff explained the prior two‑year agreement had expired and the new contract bid produced only one bidder. The contract terms as described in the discussion allow a price increase of up to 5% (staff characterized the increase as “up to 5% per year” with additional language referenced about a larger increase in the final year under alternate terms). Staff said the overall increase was modest compared with the prior contract.

Council approved the ordinance on the first reading after dispensing with the requirement for two readings. No further financial details (contractor name, annual dollar amounts) were specified in the discussion on the record; staff indicated the bid process and percentage increase during the meeting.","Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the city manager to enter a five‑year leaf pickup contract after the city received a single bidder; the agreement allows limited annual increases, as described by staff.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6655273,"Council debates digital signage and variances after split decisions by design review and planning commissions",573,1105000,1678000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5418254-ebe8c66c7c6eed94aa6a93b9e1ef52e1&start=1105&end=1678","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5418254-ebe8c66c7c6eed94aa6a93b9e1ef52e1/thumbnail_1105000.jpg","/articles/6655273/Ohio/Council-debates-digital-signage-and-variances-after-split-decisions-by-design-review-and-planning-commissions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6655273-4424dd5600f63d712a927d0dc9f5b965/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440341&Signature=Pi1CYeZ2TjbpLmueU5dz8W680m4IjMYUcfnvMLnWG92BfI5E4uDu66DR~K7jl0Y5rQtKWGwDzE4rzyKW5dZ3clGuLbR6d2ZTMKTKg~OVKi46dNHsOGnGVbMy98TAakpayXHUr21qbrk4oGk3F8Lk~bRxBJJDEasSWWSw9v5pBLiPIGewmdK3o3Sc8Ix1Y~WPCvaj551xBUPKlK7M~uQVAdtOnDzRzuO3NwADMe7leJpuZxEVo78Cwq1mThr~tlCNZumSn7OB-lgY9HGDlvBSafnIDYwVLxzjum2zeAHCY711kMCtnmBnx89vrcizQ01u24blVnIZpQvxhHN1BNRHMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Canfield City Council members spent substantial time discussing a proposed electronic sign near the public green after the item split between the city’s design review body (which approved the design 3–2) and the planning and zoning commission (which denied the required variance).

Council members and staff described the proposed installation as a digital, single‑faced LED sign mounted near the Odd Fellows building that would have been roughly the same size as an existing perpendicular two‑sided sign but displayed electronic content. A representative from the sign company identified in the record as Ittersource appeared at planning and zoning; the property owner did not appear. Council members noted that the design‑review panel had approved the design yet planning and zoning rejected the variance needed for the sign to be installed as proposed.

Speakers raised three practical concerns: visual character and scale in the historic green, the risk of creating a precedent that could allow larger or brighter signs elsewhere, and compliance with existing sign rules. Staff and council referred to several ordinance constraints: digital signs are prohibited from flashing; window signage may not cover more than a specified portion of storefront glass (mentioned in the discussion as a 75% limit); and signs are required to dim after sunset (described in the discussion as a 90% dimming requirement). Council members suggested the item revealed ambiguities between what design review approves and what planning and zoning must grant by variance, and they discussed whether council should convene with design review to consider ordinance changes governing size, illumination and locations of digital signage within the Design Review District.

Council made no formal amendment or ordinance change during the meeting; discussion closed with members expressing willingness to examine ordinance language and to coordinate between council and design review on possible revisions to preserve the green’s historic character while clarifying rules for electronic signage.","Canfield council discussed a proposed LED sign for the green after design review approved the proposal 3–2 but planning and zoning denied a variance; council members raised concerns about visual impact, precedent, and ordinance language governing LEDs and window signage.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6655278,"Canfield mayor summarizes Washington fly‑in, urges continued federal outreach",884,484000,1368000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5418254-ebe8c66c7c6eed94aa6a93b9e1ef52e1&start=484&end=1368","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5418254-ebe8c66c7c6eed94aa6a93b9e1ef52e1/thumbnail_484000.jpg","/articles/6655278/Ohio/Canfield-mayor-summarizes-Washington-flyin-urges-continued-federal-outreach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6655278-18b363c96dda0162d1c063481c88c8a1/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440341&Signature=ZxUDlT6bZ0Yor3atVOC80-W7KArUQe~OUBsYw4Sf70woE1T969v2dtbBNgI952PjsfUDQK27y78eyTOdO19hIm42hFmYiIf6J2Bq3WgrpXjyELs7I2KBBuf0tNSpFdH4vUomPNT3kkM-V8z13llTuSlmZ~CQn5qodRQ22e6CXnwrkQ3gNYst04sIqcPDzEYnGRvJ4U8MrSzUmZdIO2xaIhIcQHb~kqIwMno1qWhDlcNaLFtaX3BO3EVUgDFD8JCKwYr1-fCUq8iy-7AauAxI1fSQnTKBzEDKvANlaldwsimhaYg~d8HW-6ZGvz0P6SJSjc~g93T5HWrN~9V00rLX8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mayor Dragish reported to the Canfield City Council that she attended a two‑day Washington, D.C., “fly‑in” hosted by the Youngstown‑Warren Regional Chamber in June to promote Canfield and explore funding and partnership opportunities for housing, water and road infrastructure, and workforce programs.

Dragish said the delegation met with regional business leaders and multiple congressional offices to “represent the interests of the city of Canfield, strengthen relationships with federal and state lawmakers, explore funding and partnership opportunities for local initiatives, [and] promote Canfield as a desirable location for residential development.” She described the city primarily as “a bedroom community” while noting officials also sought business recruitment and infrastructure support.

According to her summary, the trip’s first day included briefings and meetings near the Library of Congress and discussions with congressional staff and business‑side groups; the second day featured panels and remarks in the Kennedy Caucus Room. Dragish said she spoke with or heard from participants identified during her presentation (including representatives listed as attending): Congressman Max Miller, Congressman Michael Ruhle, Congressman Dave Taylor and Congressman Dave Joyce, as well as speakers from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and regional chamber leadership. She said those meetings helped Canfield “identify ways Canfield can align with regional projects to attract funding in water and road infrastructure plus workforce initiatives.”

Dragish told council she emphasized Canfield’s safety, schools and proximity to regional employers when promoting the city and that officials discussed mechanisms for pursuing federal and state‑backed programs to support water infrastructure and workforce development. She recommended continued participation in regional and national leadership summits so local officials can maintain “face time” with decision makers and better position Canfield for funding and partnerships.

Council did not take formal action on the presentation; Dragish framed it as an informational report and a recommendation for future attendance at similar events.","Mayor Dragish reported on a June Washington, D.C., fly‑in organized by the Youngstown‑Warren Regional Chamber, saying the trip opened lines of communication with federal and regional officials and identified funding and workforce opportunities for Canfield.","actionData","errors"]

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Council approves replat to create parcel for Mahoning County Career and Technical Center wellness center

Canfield council OKs five‑year leaf pickup agreement after single‑bid process

Council debates digital signage and variances after split decisions by design review and planning commissions

Canfield mayor summarizes Washington fly‑in, urges continued federal outreach