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Celina · week of October 4, 2026

Council approves CEDC President's Performance Metrics, 5–0

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What changed in Celina

Development activity

  • CJS Family Properties Renovation Project

    139 N. Ohio Street

    Renovation and remodel of the former lodge building into a two-story retail and office facility with elevator and fire sprinkler installation.

    approved (5-0) · pending → approved

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Also discussed

  • Downtown Square Redevelopment

    CJS Family Properties is renovating the former lodge building into a two-story retail and office facility with financial backing from the city and EDC.

    What it means: The city and EDC will each provide a $75,000 reimbursement grant paid out over a two-year period following certificate of occupancy.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Willock Master Plan

    The city is moving forward with a flexible master plan for the 32-acre Willick site near downtown, featuring a boutique hotel, event center, restaurants, and preserved creek corridors along Doe Branch Creek.

    What it means: Estimated full build-out could generate around $1.8 million in revenue from hotels, sales tax, and property tax.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • FY 2026 Public Art Annual Plan

    The board is reviewing its master plan and upcoming art projects to shape the aesthetic and cultural landscape of Celina. These initiatives guide how public art is funded, selected, and integrated into community spaces.

    What it means: Celina residents and local artists who will engage with expanded public art installations and community cultural events.

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  • Celina Connection Initiative

    Staff proposed a new partnership program to streamline sponsorships, community outreach, and business engagement across city departments and the EDC.

    What it means: Local businesses and community organizations seeking clearer ways to partner with the city.

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  • City Boards and Commissions Appointments and Policy Review

    New and returning board members will receive orientation and training from the City Secretary's Office alongside an update on city park operations.

    What it means: Celina residents who utilize public parks and recreation facilities.

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  • Library Board Leadership

    The Library Board will receive governance and procedural training from the City Secretary's Office alongside routine monthly updates from library staff and the Friends of the Library.

    What it means: Library board members and city residents receiving well-managed library services.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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