Mayor· 2024–2027
Elizabeth Slamka
Middletown
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 21
- Total speaking time
- 5:09:39
- Avg per meeting
- 14:45
- Segments
- 8158
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Middletown Paperboard Site Redevelopment
The $104,000 is covered by Ohio Department of Development brownfield funds, not city dollars.
Renaissance Pointe Ice Hockey Facility Financing
Notes issued up to $4,950,000 to be supported by TIF revenue projections.
Infill – Neighborhood Revitalization Program
Program details and pricing aren't set yet; the goal is returning tax-producing homes to neighborhoods.
Detached garage at 4214 Gregory Drive
Conditional Use Permit for S. Dixie Highway Auto Sales
Economic utilization of a vacant commercial property and creation of approximately six jobs.
Omaha Street Car Dealership Conditional Use
Disallows the commercial automotive operation at this specific residential location.
2023 Housing Study Projections vs. Current Development
Increased property tax base and economic activity resulting from strong residential construction.
Warren County Event Center at Renaissance Pointe
Brings substantial regional investment and tourism revenue to Middletown and Warren County.
Central Avenue Non-Profit Office Proposal
Involves private renovation investment by the applicant, but conflicted with downtown revitalization retail goals.
CG&E Building first-floor activation
Up to $300,000 in Port Authority funds for building repairs.
Goetz Tower redevelopment
Roughly $2 million historic tax credit award is at issue.
The Atticus Multifamily Development Final Plat
A 50 percent waiver would reduce city park impact fee revenue by $78,500 from the total $157,000 assessed for the 314 units.
Heritage Landing Section 3 Subdivision Plat
Private residential investment that expands the city's housing inventory and adds stormwater and utility infrastructure.
Strategic Plan Update and Visioning
Towne Mall Acquisition Financing
Issuance of notes in a maximum principal amount of $8,200,000.
Transitional Housing Density and Zoning
economic development
This massive $200 million injection means serious growth and economic activity for the local area.
Verity Parkway Bingo Hall Conditional Use
Brings a vacant downtown commercial structure back into active community use.
Downtown Revitalization and Infill Housing
City net contribution of $2.65 million toward downtown projects alongside federal and county funds.
Union Road and State Route 122 Multi-Use Development Infrastructure
Incurs debt up to $4,950,000 via notes in anticipation of bonds for land purchase and infrastructure construction.
Decisions during term (15)
Recorded while Slamka was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Confirm the termination of Joshua Cornett, Code Specialist, in the Community and Economic Development Department.
Resolution 2026-02 - Ground Lease with City of Middletown (Manchester Development)
Ordinance No. O2026-52: Amended and Restated Final Development Agreement for Arena
Confirm the conditional appointment of Adam Layton to the position of Event Host in the Community & Economic Development Department
Final Development Plan: Warren County Event Center at Renaissance Pointe
Major Amendment to Planned Development: Havenwood
Confirm the conditional appointment of Emily Powell to the position of Code Specialist in the Community & Economic Development Department.
Confirm the conditional appointment of Logan Vaughn to the position of Zoning Administrator in the Community & Economic Development Department.
Final Development Plan Approval for Marathon Gas Station
Ordinance No. O2026-12: Roosevelt School Site Development Agreement Amendment
Ordinance No. O2026-13: Manchester Hotel and Sonshine Building Development Agreement
Ordinance No. O2026-07: Havenwood Development Plan
Confirm the conditional appointment of Luke Modesto to the position of Economic Development Program Manager in the Community and Economic Development Department.
Major Amendment to Havenwood Planned Development
Ordinance No. O2026-05: Downtown Redevelopment MOU
Voting record (12)(Development)
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