At-Large Council Member· end: December 31 2023 per Charter Sec. III-1.0 four-year term; present at Nov 21 2023 council roll call, replaced by Wellstein and Rettig sworn Jan 2 2024; start unsourced
Jan Materni
Perrysburg
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Top issues during term (4)
city administrator appointment
Your tax dollars will cover his salary and help set the city’s spending priorities, though the source doesn’t give specific cost details.
sidewalk installation dispute
He’s out the cost of a sidewalk he says provides no practical benefit, and the uneven enforcement could leave other homeowners unsure whether they’ll be next.
city administrator resignation
There’s no direct dollar figure attached yet, but the city may face costs for an interim administrator, a search process, and possible transition delays.
city credit card misuse investigation
If cards were misused, that’s public money potentially wasted—and the fix could add oversight costs or recover funds.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found.
Voting record (9)
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Approval of August 10, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Application 27-26 — Window replacement at 404 E. Second Street
Approval of June 8, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Application 15-26 — Martin Mick shed at 439 E. Front Street
Application 16-26 — Alcroft roof replacement at 576 E. Front Street
Application 17-26 — Langell fence replacement at 410 E. Front Street
Application 18-26 — Helen Diehl rear addition at 340 W. Front Street — DENIED
Application 19-26 — Geoff Kies storefront paint and window sign at 104 Louisiana Avenue
Application 14-26 — Partial roof replacement, 345 E. Front Street
Cited design standards calling for like-for-like material replacement.