11/9/2026 Beavercreek City Council Meeting

The Beavercreek City Council meeting on November 9, 2026, included site-plan and roadway actions, funding applications, and a third-quarter financial report. Council approved Wawa’s administrative site plan for a proposed vehicle-service station at the former Tim Hortons site on Indian Ripple Road, subject to 19 conditions. The private development was described as a roughly $7.5 million investment with 35–40 jobs. Public and council discussion focused on traffic, truck access, the shared access drive, signage, landscaping, and underground fuel-tank safeguards. Council also accepted the third-quarter financial report, which noted a previously approved $150,000 IT appropriation for a server that had since been delivered, along with spending on dispatch-center upgrades and senior-center ADA improvements. No public contract award was identified.

Council advanced property-acquisition measures for the Shakertown Road and Kemp Road widening projects, including emergency passage of multiple Shakertown Road ordinances appropriating property interests and resolutions declaring intent to acquire Kemp Road interests; residents raised concerns about project necessity, notice, property impacts, and emergency procedures. For Kemp Road, staff reported a $1,872,500 federal CMAQ grant and a $960,000 OPWC grant, with bidding planned for early 2027 and construction targeted for fall 2027. Council also approved submitting the Grange Hall Road/I-675 and US 35/Factory Road interchange projects for regional prioritization. Estimates discussed included about $44.6 million for Grange Hall construction and about $40 million for Factory Road alone (more than $120 million for the larger Factory Road–Orchard buildout); staff said ODOT, rather than the city, would be the intended applicant/recipient for major funding. Residents strongly opposed the roadway projects, and council members discussed outreach to regional partners and businesses.