Councilmember (Sixth District)· 2025-01-01 to 2028-12-31 (commencing January 1, 2025 and expiring December 31, 2028 per oath-of-office minutes 2025-01-14, citing W. Va. Code §8-9-1)
Daniel Weber
Fairmont
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 6:47
- Avg per meeting
- 1:21
- Segments
- 87
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Top issues during term (20)
Morgantown Avenue Stormwater Project
About $7 million of the project falls to Bear Contracting.
Superfund site cleanup
Acquisition estimated at up to $34,080, per a county assessment valuing the land at $21,300.
Republic Services trash contract extension and rate increase
A monthly bill increase is coming at the next council meeting, though the amount wasn't stated.
Mommy Roberts Memorial Bridge repair easement
2026-27 budget amendment and pension costs
Amends the adopted General Fund budget for fiscal year 2026-2027; specific amounts not stated on the record.
Gateway Connector resurfacing and dead trees
The Sallyfield project costs about $271,000.
Flock surveillance cameras in city parks
Roughly $30,000 was spent on five cameras, per the speaker's FOIA request; the county spent $238,000 on about 36.
Comprehensive plan public engagement
No dollar figure is attached yet, but the plan will shape how Fairmont spends public money on growth and improvements over the next five years.
Knights of Pythias Building demolition
Costs are reimbursed by the Marion County Board of Education, so minimal net cost to the city.
Park Drive stormwater project
About a $1 million project, with engineering costs federally approved and capital funding still being pursued.
Blight and housing quality
A fee could generate revenue for the agency, but collection challenges make the actual yield highly uncertain.
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Alleged robbery complaint and notice of lawsuit
The city faces a pending lawsuit over the alleged police inaction.
Firefighter retention and DROP program
Sewer system design bond anticipation notes ($4 million)
Up to $4 million borrowed for design work, with ratepayer money meant to be spent efficiently on the eventual bigger construction package.
Team Fairmont Mini Grant program
Up to $21,000 in total grant funding for community projects.
Washington Street Reopening and Gateway Connector
The project would likely use public funds for design and construction, but the source doesn’t include a cost estimate.
Windmill Park and Mini Park Improvements
The manager said this investment will eclipse all previous Windmill Park investments.
Flock camera contract and surveillance concerns
East Park Avenue sidewalks and flooding
A $1.2 million grant request for Coal Run Hollow design work is pending.
Decisions during term (79)
Recorded while Weber was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of minutes (October 13, 2026)
Adoption — bridge temporary construction easement ordinance
Adoption — Big John Salvage acquisition ordinance
Adoption — 2026-2027 general fund budget amendment resolution
Reappointment — James Spatafore, Human Rights Commission
Excuse Councilmember Nuzum
Approval of September 22, 2026 meeting minutes
Ordinance No. 2113 — Knights of Pythias demolition agreement with Marion County Board of Education
Ordinance No. 2114 — Republic Services contract extension with rate increase
First reading — Spanky Roberts Memorial Bridge temporary construction easement
First reading — Big John Salvage site acquisition and river remediation ordinance
Adjournment
Approval of September 8, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
Postpone Lamar Companies lease public hearing indefinitely
Adopt Ordinance No. 2111 — City Code replacement pages
Adopt Ordinance No. 2112 — Share 2025 Byrne JAG grant with Marion County
Postpone Lamar lease ordinance indefinitely
Introduction and public hearing set — Knights of Pythias demolition agreement
Introduction and public hearing set — Republic Services contract extension with 11.2% rate increase
Adopt resolution endorsing Feast of the Seven Fishes Festival
Voting record (40)
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Adoption — bridge temporary construction easement ordinance
Adoption — Big John Salvage acquisition ordinance
Adoption — 2026-2027 general fund budget amendment resolution
Reappointment — James Spatafore, Human Rights Commission
Ordinance No. 2113 — Knights of Pythias demolition agreement with Marion County Board of Education
Ordinance No. 2114 — Republic Services contract extension with rate increase
adoption of an ordinance providing the City Manager with the authority to execute first amendment to the contract with Republic Services extending the same to March 31, 2027 and providing for a rate i
introduction of an ordinance approving the form and directing the delivery of a deed of easement for a temporary construction easement for the repair of the Spanky Roberts Memorial Bridge from the Cit
Councilmember Sole moved to postpone this item indefinitely.
Postpone Lamar lease ordinance indefinitely
Councilmember Weber moved for the adoption of the proposed ordinance.
Councilmember Sole moved for the adoption of the proposed ordinance.
Councilmember McDaniel moved for the adoption of the resolution and Councilmember Wade seconded the motion.
Adoption of DROP ordinance (Ordinance No. 2108)
Adoption of 30-foot first responder buffer ordinance (Ordinance No. 2110)
Republic Services 60-day contract extension resolution
Questioned the rate increase Republic Services is seeking.
introduction of the proposed ordinance
Introduction, first reading, and setting public hearing — 30-foot buffer around first responders ordinance
Believes the 30-foot buffer ordinance violates the First Amendment and politicizes the police department.
Resolution amending the 2026–2027 annual budget — coal severance
Adoption of Ordinance No. 2107 — $4M Sewer Bond Anticipation Notes, Series 2026 A
Adoption of resolution establishing Team Fairmont Mini Grant ad hoc committee
Adoption of resolution expanding Opioid Grant Ad Hoc Committee
postpone the vote on this ordinance to September 22nd at 7:00 p.m.
adjourn this public hearing to September 22, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. to allow the Board of Zoning Appeals to make their decision
Postpone Lamar billboard lease public hearing to September 22
Postpone vote on Lamar billboard lease ordinance to September 22
Adopt General Fund budget amendment resolution for 2026-2027
Reappoint Adam Rohaly to ICC Board of Appeals
Appoint Linda Bond to Arts and Humanities Commission
Adoption of Ordinance No. 2104 — Sign Code Replacement
Believed issues could have been worked out ahead of time but voted yes.
Adoption of Ordinance No. 2105 — Purchase of Tax-Sale Parcels
Requested maps for future parcels but voted yes.