At-Large Council Member· 2024-01-01 to 2027-12-31 (start: January 1 2024 per Charter Sec. III-1.0 and BOE 'Commences 1/1/2024' for current term, BOE lists first took office 2003, earlier service not claimed; end: December 31 2027 per Charter Sec. III-1.0 four-year term and BOE 'Expires 12/31/2027')
Tim McCarthy
Perrysburg
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Top issues during term (20)
2027 City Budget Appropriations
A 3.69% overall increase, with the law position the main new cost.
Institutional Rezoning of City-Owned Roachton Road Parcels
Neighbors worry commercial zoning could hurt their property values; the applicant says the facility would generate less traffic than a duplex build-out.
Municipal buildings project locked in under budget
The project is running approximately $2 million under budget.
E. River Road Rezone to Institutional
Tied to the city's new municipal services facility; no direct tax impact cited.
Roachton Road Rezone to Community Shopping
The owner argues more commercial property would help diversify the city's tax base, which has been strained by school funding issues.
Sanitary Sewer Credits
The resident paid about $1,968 out of pocket; no reimbursement was offered.
Rotary Community Park grant pursuit
$850,000 total project, pieced together from Rotary funds, state grant, city budget and pending Meta grant.
Appointment of Director of Public Service
The director's salary and the pace of city service work could be affected, but no cost figures were published.
Electric bike regulation on multi-use paths
No direct cost; registration is free, with signage costs absorbed in city operations.
Short-term rental regulation and hotel tax
Generates new hotel-tax revenue from short-term rentals at 6% of lodging transactions; no direct cost to the city.
I-75 Corridor Amendment to Perrysburg Tomorrow Land Use Plan
Employment-focused development would broaden the city's income tax base while demanding fewer services than housing, according to staff.
Research & Development code amendment
Could help attract R&D employers; no specific investment figures were cited.
2026 Zoning Code Update
No direct city cost — these are property-owner improvement requests.
Senior Utility Discount Program
Cost depends on income thresholds and how broadly eligibility is drawn — not yet estimated.
SR 25 and Eckel Junction intersection improvement
Adds $6,900 to the existing Mannik & Smith contract.
Refuse and recycling funding direction
A modest rate increase is likely; levy scenarios will be presented in November.
Assistant Law Director Position
Law budget up roughly $60,000-$70,000, partially offset by a $10,000 clerk of council reduction.
Front Street speed limit fix
No direct cost mentioned — it's mostly a paperwork fix wrapped into the ongoing corridor study.
Eckel Road Vacation
Shifts maintenance and upgrade costs for the stub to the private property owner.
Rivercrest sand volleyball court improvement
About $17,000 total, with $10,000 potentially coming from PRAC's budget.
Decisions during term (346)
Recorded while McCarthy was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Motion to adjourn the public hearing
Approval of October 5, 2026 Meeting Minutes
All PRAC Members
Adjournment
Approval of September 23, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Coventry Pointe West preliminary plat extension
Sanctuary in the Woods Plat 6 final plat
Riverford Plat 7 preliminary plat
Taylor Hyundai site plan and special approval use
The Shoppes at RiverPlace freezer addition
Appointment of Don Boring to Planning Commission
E. River Road rezoning to Institutional
Research & Development code amendments
Eckel Road vacation
Approval of July 21, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Approval of September 22, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Approval of September 28, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Senior Utility Discount Program
Appointment of Dr. Anwer Ali to PRAC
Ordinance 71-2026 — 2026 budget amendments
Voting record (60)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Motion to adjourn the public hearing
Appointment of Dr. Anwer Ali to PRAC
Ordinance 71-2026 — 2026 budget amendments
Resolution 81-2026 — Then and Now certificates ($3,978)
Resolution 82-2026 — Internet auction of surplus property (2027)
Resolution 83-2026 — Court van change order ($490)
Resolution 84-2026 — Rudolph Libbe Municipal Buildings Project GMP
Resolution 85-2026 — Perrysburg Pipe & Supply ($79,556.27)
Resolution 86-2026 — State Route 25 corridor study change order ($6,900)
Resolution 87-2026 — West Boundary MUP inspection change order ($40,000)
Resolution 88-2026 — Surplus 2012 hot box
Resolution 89-2026 — Front Street speed limits (ODOT request)
Motion to adjourn
Ordinance 59-2026 — Hotel Tax Applied to Short-Term Rentals
Ordinance 60-2026 — New Short-Term Rental Regulations (Chapter 814)
Appointment of Adam Cassi to Litter Prevention and Recycling Board
Ordinance 62-2026 — 2026 budget appropriations amendment (emergency)
Ordinance 63-2026 — annual codified ordinance update (emergency)
Resolution 75-2026 — Wood County tax levies certification (emergency)
Resolution 76-2026 — then-and-now certificates, $29,295 (emergency)
Ordinance 48-2026 — e-bike/scooter rules amendment
Ordinance 49-2026 — electric bicycle registration
Ordinance 50-2026 — golf carts and low-speed vehicles on city streets
Resolution 77-2026 — Everbridge emergency notification system (emergency)
Ordinance 64-2026 — paralegal position for prosecutor's office (emergency)
that Ordinance 45-2026 be approved
that Ordinance 44-2026 be approved
that Ordinance 46-2026 be approved
Appointment of Amber Rathburn as Clerk of Council
Ordinance 58-2026 — 2026 budget appropriations amendment (emergency)
Ordinance 59-2026 — Hotel tax definition update (first reading)
Ordinance 60-2026 — New short-term rental chapter (first reading)
Resolution 69-2026 — Investment advisory agreements (emergency)
Resolution 70-2026 — Developer Trees Fund
Resolution 74-2026 — Arbor Building lease (emergency)
Resolution 71-2026 — DARE/drug use prevention grant (emergency)
Ordinances 44-2026, 45-2026, 46-2026 — cannabis zoning (final passage)
Believes dispensaries are a mistake, though satisfied the ordinances were drafted as strictly as possible.