Ann Miller
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- 1:58
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- 0:24
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- 49
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Top issues during term (20)
Maple Hills subdivision rezone (159 lots on SR 252/44)
Homes expected to start around $215,000-$275,000 with averages near $325,000, adding to the city's housing stock and property tax base.
City Financial Health Report
Record building fee revenue of $191,547 in 2025; roughly $25,000 spent on the January snowstorm response.
TIF revenue and No Pass Through decision
Balances rose to about $304,208 and $579,262 in the TIF funds after the first disbursement.
TIF district additions deferred to June
Expanding the TIF district would capture more tax increment for redevelopment, affecting the tax base shared with other taxing units.
Anti-monotony standard for subdivisions
None directly assessed at this meeting.
Sewer Bill Adjustments
About $5,691 in sewer charges forgiven across ten properties — a small hit to utility revenue.
Street paving project bids
The city is paying $114,390 in cash from the stormwater fund.
North Sycamore Street parking and pedestrian safety
Modest costs for signage and possible curb painting, not yet estimated.
2027 Salary Ordinances
Raises hourly pay for city clerk positions across multiple departments, paid from city funds including the general fund and utilities.
Trick-or-Treating Street Closures
Minimal — the city would supply barricade requirements while volunteers handle traffic control.
Zoning hearing covering HEA 1001
Potential loss of local regulatory fee revenue if statutory deadlines for permit issuance are not met.
Legendary Hills Lift Station Bids
The lone bid is $47,277.60, plus future generator spending planned for major lift stations.
2025 Annual Report on TIF spending and projects
The theater carries no debt, but the RDC's cash reserves are now low after expenditures exceeded revenues.
Parks and Recreation Master Plan
The parks operating budget hit $971,278 in 2025 but is still below national benchmarks per acre and per person, and big-ticket fixes will need phased funding.
Historic downtown building remodel and business signage
The projects bring private renovation investment to downtown buildings, including rescue of a structurally compromised Morgan Street building.
Traffic study at Ohio and Ruth Rusie Drive
$3,900 of redevelopment funds.
2027 City Budget
Total proposed spending is about $12.9 million in revenue against lower expenditures, with a plan to start saving cash each year.
Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
Potential ~$38,000 replacement cost, deferred for now.
Park maintenance equipment and pond conditions
Cost unknown until contractors bid, but it's expected to be expensive enough to require a City Council appropriation.
M.E.T. theatre management transfer to Arts Council
The commission is moving $75,000 of TIF/RDC money to the theater for equipment and operating costs.
Decisions during term (340)
Recorded while Miller was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Table Subdivision Ordinance Review
Adjourn Meeting
Approval of September 29, 2026 meeting minutes with one correction
Ratification of contingent sign approval — Docket No. PC 26022 (10 W. Washington St., Wades)
Docket No. PC 26025 — Historic Downtown District sign — 23 E. Washington St., Artesian Group LLC / RootFolk Society
Approval of October 13, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Approval of Claims
Sewer Adjustment Applications
Downtown Martinsville Paving Agreement
Approval of October 13, 2026 meeting minutes
Claims approval
Ordinance 2026-1921 — Maple Hills PUD (third reading)
Purchase agreement for 489 East Walnut Street
Resolution 2026-0726 — refreshments and light meals policy
Resolution 2026-0727 — council meeting procedures
Resolution 2026-0728 — ethics, accountability and compliance
Resolution 2026-0729 — nepotism and conflicts of interest
Consideration of the Tuesday, October 23, 2026, Common Council Meeting Minutes
Consideration of Resolution 2026-0727 - Council Meeting Procedures
Approval of October 2026 claims and appropriations
Voting record (18)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Approve
Approve
Approval of September 28, 2026 Executive Session Minutes
Approval of September 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
Adoption of June 23, 2026 meeting minutes
She was not present at the June 23 meeting being approved.
approve the minutes as written
Approve
Ordinance 2026-1917 — Rezoning, Southeast Corner of Ohio and South Streets
Concern that drivers turning into the neighboring business's turn lane could be struck by vehicles pulling out expecting credit-union traffic.
recommend to the City Council for approval the Sign Ordinance with changes on Pages 8 and 12
Sign Ordinance forwarded to City Council with changes, 9-1
She believes the ordinance targets a local sign company and infringes on its ability to make a living.
approve the minutes as presented
Approval of February 9, 2026 Meeting Minutes
approve PC#26001
approve PC#25017 contingent on review by the engineer, Troy Swan
approve PC#26002
PC 25017 — Artesian Place PUD Final Detail Plans
Wants the daycare and townhomes built and financed first, with the Habitat homes to come back later.
PC 26001 — Sign Approval, 171 N. Main Street
Believes petitioners should appear in person to present their requests.
PC 26002 — Sign Approval, 50 N. Main Street
Believes petitioners should appear in person to present their requests.