Proposed electric changes include adjustments to the customer charge and distribution rates, along with raising security deposits from $300 to $400.
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Investment in Shelby’s business district will cost roughly $5 million
“That’s what we’ve been driving at with all our downtown revitalization: that we want to be a point of destination—a place for people to come to,” Mayor Steve Schag said. “It’s always been the backdrop to all of our revitalization efforts.”
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Shelby City Council postpones funding for alley following debate
The legislation Martin brought to Monday’s meeting saw $15,000 for the project appropriated for the street fund. Instead of the general fund, however, money was to be directed from police wages.
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Taking the wheel: Shelby City Council defines, offers legislation for bikes
No city in Richland County is more known for bikes than Shelby. But what is a bike? City Council answered that question Monday night.
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Shelby eyes new e-bike legislation, vandal protection
The late-night activities from a group of “vandals” drew the attention of councilman Nathan Martin, then Shelby City Council as a whole.
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No tax increase: Shelby voters to decide renewal levies for health department, parks
City Council on Monday voted to place the pair of five-year renewals on the Nov. 3 ballot. As renewals, taxes will not rise if the issues are approved.
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Shelby honors student-athletes, life-saving teachers with mayoral proclamations
Shelby student-athletes and life-saving teachers were honored Monday during a Shelby City Council meeting.
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Shelby councilman resigned from Mansfield City Schools ‘under threat of termination or non-renewal’
Nathan Martin submitted his “voluntary irrevocable” resignation “for personal reasons” on April 24, according to files obtained by Richland Source.
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Shelby Council rejects digital sign for VFW Post 291
SHELBY — A proposed digital sign for the Ralph Phillips VFW Post 291 sparked another round of discussion Monday as Shelby City Council weighed preservation standards, downtown aesthetics and public safety concerns. Council ultimately upheld the Shelby Historic Preservation Commission decision to deny the sign request for 30-32 W. Main St., with Councilman Nathan Martin […]
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Shelby City Council amends water-rate structure
SHELBY — Shelby City Council amended legislation addressing water-rate structure, street paving, sidewalk repairs and housing assistance programs at Monday night’s meeting. Water rate ordinance final vote passes Council read for the third time and voted on an ordinance amending the city’s water-rate structure. The proposed changes adjust multiple components of the municipal water system, […]