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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
10
The village council appointed Don Tevis Anne Huffman and Paul Culbertson to the planned Warren County Housing Development Rehabilitation Board to oversee HUD funds. The panel will include county and local government officials and begin soon.
In Springboro, Roland Hay, operator of Leisure Time rides at the festival, faces petty theft charges after pulling his rides following a contract dispute. Hay requested a jury trial in county court, with Mayor Robert South and festival attorney Robert Hudson noting tickets unused by festival-goers.
City Council authorized a new federal grant application for a second Trenton fire station on the south side after last year's rejection. A $78,000 grant was approved in the second round, with a $7,900 architect fee to obtain federal approval and possible funding gaps to be covered. The meeting also raised refuse hauls and accepted the Charter Review Commission report, signaling no charter changes at this time.
Warren County officials join First National Bank as it breaks ground for a Midway Plaza branch in Bob Turner Warren County commissioner calls it a win for the area Springboro mayor Robert South and police chief Carl Hirschbach attend. The Middletown builder McGraw Construction will construct a full service branch with six teller stations four drive ins and 24 hour ATM four drive ins?
Lebanon will use its third year of federal Community Development money for Colonial Park improvements a new north entrance utilities and landscaping and a two level 190 space parking garage behind the City Building. Other HUD projects include Streetscape improvements historic preservation and a downtown economic study.
Carlisle Village Council approved a 1977 street program including widening Ohio 123 to 33 feet and resurfacing on Chamberlain Road Martz Paulin Dayton Oxford and the 123 Jamaica Road intersection. Bid documents will be prepared by Ralph Woolpert with bids opened July 27 at Town Hall.
The Monroe Board of Zoning Appeals approved variances for three property owners. Bill Housh may add a two room apartment to the rear of 14 S Main St in a commercial zone with conditional use approval. The board kept the apartment when ownership changes. Brandon McGovern and Douglas Johnson won variances after arguments beyond Planning Commission. McGovern seeks a rear workshop near the lot line hindered by a leac bed and a large tree. Johnson gains approval for a garage at the end of an existing asphalt driveway, with hardship argued to move the driveway.
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