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Amending Ordinance 25-423 to increase the amount for the 2024 city parks rehab and improvements projects from $4,111,033.00 to $4,120,257.35

Amending Ordinance 25-423 to increase the amount for the 2024 city parks rehab and improvements projects from $4,111,033.00 to $4,120,257.35

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CityYoungstown City CouncilPassed Apr 1

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  • Anita DavisCitywideNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Julius T. OliverWard 1No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Jimmy HughesWard 2No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Samantha TurnerWard 3No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Mike RayWard 4No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Patrick A. KellyWard 5No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Cynthia McWilsonWard 6No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Amber WhiteWard 7No vote on recordCallEmail

Whole board: passed, Apr 1 (the record does not list each member's vote)

Decided, Apr 1: The council voted on the AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 25-423, PASSED BY YOUNGSTOWN CITY COUNCIL ON DECEMBER 3, 2025 WHICH AUTHORIZED THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE CITY OF YOUNGSTOWN TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS AND ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE LOWEST AND BEST BIDDER RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 2024 CITY PARKS REHAB AND IMPROVEMENTS- VARIOUS PARKS PROJECTS. THE AMENDMENT BEING: TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT FROM $4,111,033.00 TO $4,120,257.35. It passed.

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