Ward 2 Council Member· 2024-01-01 – 2027-12-01
Don Webb
Huber Heights
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 21
- Total speaking time
- 34:33
- Avg per meeting
- 1:39
- Segments
- 583
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Top issues during term (20)(Parks Rec)
Military and Veterans Commission annual update
About $2,500 per Young Marine would need to be raised — no city money was committed.
Gingerbread walk public art proposal
No cost identified yet; details to come after the Chamber meeting.
2026 board-sponsored recreation programs
The Heritage picnic is free to registered attendees thanks to local restaurant donors.
Fall park maintenance and paving
Up to $735,000 from the Building and Grounds and Park and Recreation funds.
Veterans Day event planning and flyover
Negligible impact within existing commission operating budgets.
Citizens Academy and new Senior Civic Series
Free to participants; no cost figure given.
E-bike and scooter rules for park paths
Signage costs for speed limits and permitted-use notices.
Smoking rules in city parks
Minimal — mainly signage and designated-area setup costs.
Temporary structures permits
Permit fees could offset damage repair costs; insurance shifts liability to users.
Community Park shade structures and restrooms
Structure costs are within the current budget; installation will be funded in the 2027 capital plan.
Community basketball tournament with school-supply giveaway
No budget yet; sponsorships and donations will be needed and must be secured early.
Juneteenth event review and 2027 planning
Sponsorships of $2,000 secured to date to offset event costs.
2027 community art and beautification project selection
The Gingerbread Walk is intended to be self-funded through sponsorships.
Potential TSC Foundation partnership
The foundation operates on its founders' own funds with no grant writer, so any partnership would likely require city resources or volunteer support rather than money from the foundation.
2027 parks and recreation programming
About $200,000 for tennis courts, roughly $410,000 for the playground, and $110,000 for the senior center patio — much of it grant-funded.
Tennis court resurfacing
About $360,000, funded from the parks budget with a $5,000 USTA grant.
Kroger Aquatic Center attendance growth
Higher membership revenue supports aquatic operations.
Bike path connecting Chambersburg Road to the river trail
About $160,000 for design, largely covered by federal MVRPC grant funding.
Cloud Park splash pad and tennis courts
Splash pad repair or replacement costs haven't been priced publicly yet; tennis resurfacing is being bid.
Yard beautification awards 2026
The program is volunteer-run with minimal cost, using existing nomination signs and city staff help for sign placement.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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