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Russell said the city will hold a shredding event Saturday at Thomas Cloud Park and the Rose Music Center from 9 to 11 a.m. He announced National Night Out with the police department on Tuesday, Aug. 5, at Wayne High School and reminded the council that a work session is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 4.

Russell reported the department of police recently swore in Officer Tatiana Poking after she reached certification age and completed the Wright State Lake Campus Police Academy. He also said the city has started hydro flushing operations; the current map shows work between Taylorsville and Chambersburg Road and east to the city limit.

The fire department received a CenterPoint Energy safety grant of $2,500 to buy a rescue kit, including hoisting equipment for vehicle-rescue operations, Russell said. He also announced a food-truck rally Tuesday at Thomas Cloud Park from 4 to 8 p.m. and a \"Cups and Conversations\" meeting with the mayor on Wednesday, Aug. 6, at 10 a.m. at the Huber Senior Center.

On traffic, Russell said the city will change the intersection at Taylorsville and Rustic Woods from a two-way stop to a four-way stop to improve traffic control and pedestrian crossing access; new signage will be installed starting as soon as the following week and the change will take effect Aug. 29.

Council members asked questions during the report about the origin of a police cadet hire and about the notice strategy for the new stop sign. Russell and other council members described the planned approach of digital signs and flags to notify residents ahead of the change.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Huber Heights - City Council Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","City Manager John Russell on July 28 announced community events, operational updates and traffic changes including a shredding event Saturday, National Night Out on Aug. 5, the start of hydro flushing in parts of the city and a planned switch to a four-way stop at Taylorsville and Rustic Woods effective Aug. 29.","taxTitle","Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio","taxId",55050,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6589709,"Resident reports wastewater backing up into Huber Heights home after June 28 storm; city directs legal contact",236,976000,1212000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5489744-7fec7516591af7a919b3c317485d4e60&start=976&end=1212","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5489744-7fec7516591af7a919b3c317485d4e60/thumbnail_976000.jpg","/articles/6589709/Huber-Heights/Montgomery-County/Ohio/Resident-reports-wastewater-backing-up-into-Huber-Heights-home-after-June-28-storm-city-directs-legal-contact","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589709-1d29d5135aacb062ddc93e787db2b7ec/orig.mp4?Expires=1770430487&Signature=TvCgH64gTy9V5TpeE9x4pH7~Tjz0NpUxnZPMVfS7uwXVEnaGV2CDU48pFdQ2ocqe2MR-fbKUDZdxRYV1PnznUkMKrs8sh283gdQ9gIV1M9ll-Ij5nXNNj6URE~vZDtkwMsrJioJZuZM43gGepeTlY-BMhHt5XkTxFdUSf1ZKjka6LBla3jdaC5avq1wbTOsJ8x8tUAQNUZazz9moy8UcWT83if74sy8vN-YNV4iXo46VaPxnq2410ayRlJbjsFQTqNvSKf5clkj1wuFwJ2luVn5YDy1a-N6LtAOPtVYL7ulWYu7IknhPx2JMPmo1XdzkzmPMey8PCdEJKZNmUj8jfg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Andrew Brookshire told the Huber Heights City Council on July 28 that storm-related flash flooding on June 28 caused wastewater to back up into the lower level of his Hemingway Road home, damaging flooring and disturbing material he identified as asbestos-containing.

Brookshire said he and friends sealed his home and used protective gear to remove material he feared contained asbestos. He provided damage estimates to the council: an estimated $13,000 to remove asbestos-containing material, roughly $20,000 for other repairs he described, and a contractor quote of about $6,500 to install a backwater valve.

Brookshire said he has a claim with Selective Insurance and that Veolia is investigating the sewer system and the cause of the backup. He told the council he has spent savings and used credit to make temporary repairs while waiting for the insurance and investigation process.

Assistant Law Director Jordan Staley and City staff advised Brookshire that the city's policy is not to comment on matters that may have legal implications and directed him to continue communications with the law department; Staley offered to provide his card and identified himself and Law Director Chris Conard as contacts.

No formal council action was taken at the meeting. The matter was presented during the citizen-comment period and staff indicated the appropriate channel for follow up is the law department and the ongoing insurance and infrastructure investigation by Veolia.","A Huber Heights resident told the city council July 28 that wastewater backed up into his home during a June 28 storm, damaging flooring and disturbing material he identified as asbestos-containing; he said he is pursuing an insurance claim and that Veolia is investigating.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6589715,"Huber Heights approves development agreement with Carriage Treehouse for Carriage Trails 2",467,497000,964000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5489744-7fec7516591af7a919b3c317485d4e60&start=497&end=964","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5489744-7fec7516591af7a919b3c317485d4e60/thumbnail_497000.jpg","/articles/6589715/Huber-Heights/Montgomery-County/Ohio/Huber-Heights-approves-development-agreement-with-Carriage-Treehouse-for-Carriage-Trails-2","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589715-aa502df8031d40720aa0ce37e2211917/orig.mp4?Expires=1770430356&Signature=DGcp3NcC2yKtDupD6foA5GhV4D7oN36DaTPpU6OzYdEYeFjyNe-mJq2XNiDLAAyBpmzx6oLBcBuTMIJyQJAIzl3LhwIMxAdZOeblE3nuj8YVCxJMJIwqYDp9l1~mtYvCMkWBge68Av2wu7pjclepSS8ZAvl6bXxx7wUce0wI6odlfJq9GTrR6WX8iC7hxLmi6jpYuES-WqN2Fcxxs6-PaYVO~MeSkDr5zr4TwlHZNIUUwaWW~66qPbxvhdiN~MlJ6j0bsrMXWCYIgCwSLFtEM5LfYB9bc8k68UAdmxUVh2WIR92U67PHRdFCNnol2x1wF29CovRaEX8WFgzLlBhqMQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Huber Heights City Council voted 8-0 July 28 to authorize the execution of a development agreement with Carriage Treehouse Company LLC for the Carriage Trails 2 subdivision.

City staff presented the agreement as the next step after basic development-plan approvals. Councilmember Nancy Bursch moved to adopt the resolution authorizing the development agreement; a councilmember identified as Mark seconded. The subsequent roll call recorded Mayor Mary Gore and seven other members voting yes.

During public comments, Cynthia Swartz, a nearby resident, asked how the new development agreement differed from the previously approved basic development plan and raised several concerns:
- Street and lane widths: Swartz cited National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) guidance and asked that the city ensure bus and emergency apparatus access when the agreement allows \"significant flexibility\" in street design.
- Emergency access: Council and staff said fire-division approval is required for street widths; staff stated the city evaluates designs for the largest fire apparatus to ensure access.
- School impacts and assessments: Swartz said the site plan called for about 396 single-family, patio and townhome units and asked how the projected student yield and school costs would be addressed. She asked whether neighborhood capital assessments (NCA) would apply only to Carriage Trails 2; staff said NCA fees in question apply to the district in which the development is located.

Aaron (staff) presented the agreement and indicated he would follow up by email with details Swartz requested; the transcript records that Aaron had been in contact with the school district treasurer about financial questions but that some numbers remained unresolved.

The development agreement was adopted on a unanimous 8-0 vote. The agreement itself and related exhibits were not read into the record during the meeting; the council approved the staff recommendation without floor amendments. Several substantive matters raised by public commenters'including exact student projections, NCA revenue estimates and final street-section dimensions'were not finalized during the meeting and remain subject to the executed agreement, subsequent site-plan approvals and coordination with Bethel Local Schools and the fire division.","The Huber Heights City Council voted 8-0 to authorize a development agreement with Carriage Treehouse Company LLC for the Carriage Trails 2 project. Public commenters raised concerns about street widths, school enrollment projections and neighborhood assessment (NCA) fees.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6589720,"Huber Heights council adopts resolution for 2026 sidewalk repairs",40,432000,472000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5489744-7fec7516591af7a919b3c317485d4e60&start=432&end=472","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5489744-7fec7516591af7a919b3c317485d4e60/thumbnail_432000.jpg","/articles/6589720/Huber-Heights/Montgomery-County/Ohio/Huber-Heights-council-adopts-resolution-for-2026-sidewalk-repairs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589720-e042381f7ff66dda6e87f1743b026330/orig.mp4?Expires=1770430081&Signature=aG9-5m12uCY-kIpYDvUM2CeEhMZ6bwPKHGTbxU5PzMfa5X38W5iUELz7mchuX0cA-t48jYYY-rDtYIatS-UWYHAF2ynWH9gogSoQJ6OchD7s9wZlKhkpY5MRu-XJLe8PGdz0Puq~lCfmD3FRH2h9xubTTm~0uHj2EW9z7so4rvlcLQzhx~Ocp4ZJniQfc7Bin5O4HqSiGZDFdxvnfto0JCLhEx-DRVW-NgYYfMerjRAfRfQLlkb1esB1DE0elpyvov9CYgGoYSJc6q89zKfDKj0bSDklWMUOyEpn4SdC2zzkWmbLHEYE4mVF9WtP4VjYJoT2Nx3L6m1ox99bImSVtA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Huber Heights City Council voted 8-0 Monday to adopt a resolution declaring the necessity of repairing sidewalks, curbs, gutters, driveway approaches and related appurtenances as part of the city's 2026 sidewalk program.

The measure requires owners abutting the identified streets to repair affected sidewalks or face the remedies spelled out in the resolution. The resolution text presented to council lists portions or all of certain streets; the packet cited First Street among the locations under the program.

Councilmember Nancy Bursch moved to adopt the resolution; Councilmember Scott seconded. Tony Caldwell, the clerk, conducted a roll call that recorded Mayor Mary Gore and seven other councilmembers voting yes, producing an 8-0 approval.

City staff did not provide an implementation timeline beyond the resolution; the council did not add amendments or conditions on the floor. The resolution establishes the legal basis for the city to require abutting property owners to make the identified repairs as part of the 2026 program.

The council will publish the formal resolution and next procedural steps in the minutes and any subsequent packet materials for property owners and contractors.","The Huber Heights City Council voted 8-0 July 28 to adopt a resolution declaring the necessity of repairing sidewalks, curbs, gutters and driveway approaches in the 2026 sidewalk program, requiring abutting owners to make repairs on designated streets including First Street.","actionData","errors"]

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