Summary
Council reviewed a $267,560 change order to remove remaining gravel from the Paperboard site and relocate it to a former landfill site, sparking debate over whether this merely relocates the problem or provides a useful aggregate reserve for public works.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
The change order costs up to $267,560.40, covered by Brownfield grant funds.
The City's public works department, which gains recycled aggregate for utility projects.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
'I'm happy it's finally being removed' | Middletown clears final removal of debris pile plaguing residents
'I'm happy it's finally being removed' | Middletown clears final removal of debris pile plaguing residents WCPO 9 Cincinnati
City Council (Regular) - Jul 7, 2026
Council reviewed a $267,560 change order to remove remaining gravel from the Paperboard site and relocate it to a former landfill site, sparking debate over whether this merely relocates the problem or provides a useful aggregate reserve for public works.
City Council (Regular) - May 19, 2026
Council discussed resident complaints regarding a lingering gravel pile near Hanover Street, with Public Works Director Scott Tadych explaining that material is being saved for city projects, prompting council to direct staff to remove it as quickly as possible.
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