The Culver Town Council members are looking into the possibility of establishing a municipal electric utility and purchasing the service territory from the current electric provider.
Continue readingThe Culver Redevelopment Commission recently approved funds to help business owners welcome back customers to their stores.
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The Culver Redevelopment Commission will soon be meeting with the Main Street Committee in a work session.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members considered a resolution last week that would outline the town’s funding commitments if Marshall County is designated a winner in the Regional Stellar Communities Designation initiative.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council approved a motion last week to conduct survey work at 530 S. Ohio Street. The cost shall not exceed $1,900.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members took action this week to put money toward the Marshall County Crossroads Stellar Communities Initiative.
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The Culver School Board has a new member. Amy Pugh was appointed to the At-Large B seat during Monday’s school board meeting, according to Superintendent Karen Shuman. Pugh replaces Ryan Sieber, who decided to step down just a few weeks after he was reelected. Pugh will fill the remainder of Sieber’s term, which runs until the end of 2022.
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With Tammy Shaffer stepping down from her position on the Culver Town Council prior to the end of her term, Rich West was appointed to take her place.
Continue readingThe Town of Culver is looking for residents to fill several board and commission seats that will be up for appointment in 2019.
The Town of Culver continues working to remove unsafe buildings. A hearing over the former City Tavern building at 415 Lake Shore drive was scheduled for this morning at 9:00 in Marshall Circuit Court.
Culver Redevelopment Commission President Rich West told the Culver Town Council members this week that the CRC meeting on Monday, Aug. 20 will feature representatives from Marshall County Fiber and Rochester Telephone to respond to survey results.
The Culver Town Council members were reminded that residents have until July 15 to take an online survey to attract fiber optic service to the town to give residents and businesses faster internet capability.
Improving internet access for residents and businesses owners in Culver is a project that town officials are looking into. Perhaps sites like compare ultimate business broadband might be of great help.
The Culver Redevelopment Commission recently met with representatives from Marshall County Fiber LLC about the possibility of installing fiber optic cable to improve access to the internet in the area.
At the last town council meeting, CRC member Rich West shared that the Redevelopment Commission has been working on finding a good fit for Culver for several years and noted that it is an issue that needs to be addressed. Continue reading
The Culver Town Council members will be looking into the salary ordinance for 2019 concerning salaries for council members.
An intergovernmental agreement between the Town of Culver and the Culver Redevelopment Commission was discussed last week.
A task force will come together to research the possibility of utilizing space inside the First Farmers Bank and Trust building on Main Street in Culver.
The Culver Town Council members, along with officials from the Culver Redevelopment Commission, Marshall County Economic Development Corporation and Utility Superintendent Bob Porter previously toured the building and thought there may be a benefit to using the space.
The Culver Town Council members will open bids for the Sand Hill Farms workforce housing development project in March.
Culver Town Manager Jonathan Leist explained to the council members last week that Engineer Mark Sullivan will have design plans ready for bidders on Wednesday, Feb. 28. A notice will be published so bidders have time to get them in by the deadline.
The Culver Town Council reorganized for the year when they met Tuesday night. They were unable to do this action during their first meeting of the year as President Ginny Bess Munroe was unable to attend that meeting.
Munroe was elected to serve another year as the council president and the council members voted to retain Sally Ricciardi as the vice president.
