President of Council (At-Large)· 2023-2029
Vito Dipierro
Parma
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 2:05:50
- Avg per meeting
- 8:23
- Segments
- 2101
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Top issues during term (20)
Zoning and Liquor License Concerns on Ridge Road
Ridge Road Watermain Replacement and Storm Sewer Projects
Funded through local, state, federal, and infrastructure grant programs; specific totals not stated.
Housing Code Penalty Amendments and Nuisance Abatement
Abatement costs may be assessed against the property; amount not stated.
Road Conditions and Infrastructure Concerns
2026 Appropriations and Infrastructure Funding
Covers all city spending for January through March 2027.
Urban Forestry and Tree Commission Advocacy
The city will assume financial responsibility for certain sidewalk repairs related to public trees.
Municipal Insurance Contracts and Premium Increases
Costs affect the city's employee benefits budget; exact figures were not stated.
Short-Term Rental Regulation and Moratorium
Variance proposal — 8603 Pin Oak Drive
Fire ambulance remount and refurbishment
$262,500 from city funds.
Ridgewood Lakes Drive culvert replacement
Up to $104,910.20 for engineering and surveying services.
Outside legal counsel for labor negotiations
Contract cost charged to Fund 001-003 Miscellaneous Executive; amount not stated in the excerpt.
Browns stadium lease dispute
Taxpayers are on the hook for expensive legal fees and potential court settlements because the city refused to pay a $1.1 million repair bill.
local election ballot preview
Your wallet could be affected by whatever local measures and officials are on the ballot, but this preview doesn’t spell out any specific dollar amounts.
E-Bike and Scooter Safety and Enforcement
school budget cuts
Local taxpayers could see shifts or increases as the district scrambles to find funding, and classrooms will likely get less financial support.
West Linden Lane Septic Abatement Project
The project is backed by a $2 million MCIP grant, $750,000 OPWC grant, $250,000 OPWC loan, with $30,000 covered by the city and resident assessments.
Police Department Tax Renewal Levy and Operations
Continues revenue generation for police department operations and equipment without increasing the millage rate.
school funding
The failed levy means the district faces massive budget cuts that could strip away vital classroom resources and extracurriculars.
county objection to TIF development incentives
Parma could have less property-tax revenue to put toward future development, forcing it to scale back projects or find other funding.
Decisions during term (217)
Recorded while Dipierro was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.