Trustees vote to keep $5 license tag fee
Hubbard Township trustees unanimously retain the $5 permissive license fee after a June 19 public hearing with about 30 attendees. The panel approved a future resolution allowing a resident referendum and outlined how the fee funds road projects, matching for Issue 2 grants, and state-audit transfers, while noting the fee’s renewal status and potential impact if a county $10 plate tax were enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Twp
Fred Hanley
John Noted
Hubbard Township
Ea County
See
Everett Prowes
Hanley
Rita Caller
Trumbull
Edward Bush
Fate of dispatchers may be decided after July 10
Hubbard Township trustees defer laying off dispatchers until after an executive session on July 10. Legal counsel Finnamore advises labor negotiation expertise. Angelo to be paid 95 per hour, sparking resident opposition over costs. If a levy fails, dispatchers may be cut and service shifted to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnamore
Angelo
Hanley
Trumbull County
City selects Seara Construction for sewer project bid
Hubbard officials will award the Westview Parish sewer project to Seara Construction of Niles after nine bids ranged from 110000 to over 224000. Mayor Al Sauline Jr. report cites Environmental Design's Scott Armstrong recommending the lowest bid of about 110000 funded mainly by a state Issue 2 grant.
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Hubbard
Seara Construction
Niles
Westview- Parish
al Sauline Jr
Scott Armstrong
Environmental Design
Seara
Sauline
Bids Sought for New Hubbard Substation on School Street
Hubbard City Council authorized bids for a new electric substation on School Street to reduce load and provide adequate capacity. The 30 year old Caroline Avenue substation requires replacement to avoid brownouts, with construction to begin after bids open July 12 and full completion by next year. The project, designed by GPD Associates, is estimated at 600000 dollars and aims to extend service to the city’s second ward pending delays in equipment orders.
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Hubbard
School Street
al Sauline Jr
Caroline Avenue
Sauline
West End
Second Ward
GPD Associates
Thomas Bolchalk
Raymond Moffitt
Bolchalk
John Darko
Darko
Joe Carano
Carano
Jim Carsone
Andrew Tucciarone
Council
Edward Palestro
B.F.I
North End
South Side
Palestro
Cement trestles on Mill St recall old cindering plant
Local history buff Eli Moga explains the cement trestles on Mill Street are remnants of the American Cindering Co facility once near Mt. Pleasant. The Hubbard plant shipped ore to Hubbard Furnace and Valley Mould, with operations ending around World War II due to financial issues.
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Mill Street
Hubbard
Eli Moga
American Cindering Co
Mt. Pleasant
Buffalo
N.Y
Valley Vulcan Mould Co
Moga
George Sinkovic
Hubbard Furnace
Valley Mould
Sinkovic
American Cinder Co
Bid opening for Mt. Everett road project set for July 17
Hubbard Township trustees say specifications from Trumbull County Engineer have arrived for the Mt. Everett Road surfacing project funded largely by state Issue 2 monies. Bids will be opened July 17 at 7 p.m. The board also heard three bids for the 1990 road program covering tar and chip and blacktop work across several areas with bids tabled for review.
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Woodbine
Mt. Everett
Orchard
Fairlawn
Shadyside
Station Street
Mahoning Avenue
Thornton
Pound Road
Oakmont
Roseview
Pine Grove
Connelly
City Asphalt and Paving Co
Gennaro Pawers
Road Department
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Community Park Fund
R.E.A.C.H
Action Committee
Sue Gleydurn
VFW Auxiliary
Sally Malin
Fortnightly IV
Patty Sabella
Jim Alexander
Melanie Gifford
Patrick Daugherty
F.O.P. Lene
Helen Dubyak
Marketplace
Society
Old American Cindering Co
Mill St
Dan Ford
Campbell
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