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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda (PDF)
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
Councilman Dow Proposes Exploring Water Tower to Reduce Costs and Improve Water Management
Councilman Dow proposed that the administration explore the feasibility of a water tower for the City of Wayne, citing Canton's successful $2.5 million project in 2017 which reportedly yielded a $3.3 million saving in its first year. He believes this could provide long-term financial benefits, especially given that half the city is landlocked by an assembly plant that uses excessive water. He suggested a ground-based container, similar to Canton's, which helps manage peak vs. off-peak water usage, acknowledging that water costs are likely to increase.
Resident Questions Design of New Music Venue
A resident expressed concern about the construction of a music venue, stating it does not appear to have been built into the hill as originally planned. They requested an explanation for this deviation.
DPW Cleans Catch Basins and Storm Lines Following Resident Report
In response to a resident's report concerning catch basins and storm lines, DPW crews have been dispatched for cleaning. The department will continue to monitor the area after storms to assess the effectiveness of the measures taken.
Police Issue Over 200 Tickets for Speeding on House Street Amid Ongoing Enforcement Efforts
In response to a resident's concern about speeders on House Street, the City Manager reported that the Wayne PD has issued over 200 tickets on House Street. The department continues to maintain patrols and deploy an electronic speed sign in the area to address the ongoing issue.
City Council Approves Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year 2026-2
The City Council approved Budget Amendment Fiscal Year 2026-2.
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