Franklin planners approve access road over ConRail tracks
Franklin Planning Commission approved the start of an access road from Franklin Trenton Road to cross ConRail tracks and loop toward industrial development west of town. The plan faces concerns about heavy truck traffic through a residential area and requires future platting and zoning actions.
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ConRail
Franklin
Franklin-Trenton Road
Eithe
Franklin Planning Commission
Franklin- Trenton
Bernard Eichholz
City
Dick McLaughlin
Oxford Road
John Peeler
P K Properties
Commission
Texaco
Devel
Eichholz
Peeler
Planning Commission
Carlisle to renew Franklin Emergency Squad pact for three years
Carlisle village council reached consensus to renew the Franklin Emergency Squad agreement for three years, aligning with the current contract among Carlisle Franklin and Franklin Township. Council members noted funding remains under tax dollars and await board report while codifier Robert Booth proposed updates and state-law conformance before month end.
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Carlisle
Franklin
Lucille Black
Franklin Township
Henry Hermetz
Tedurgess
Kelly Borad
Clyde Ortege
Council
Robert Booth
W.H. Anderson Co
Cincinnati
Booth
Trenton Vice Mayor urges truck route limits
Vice Mayor Ray Willis says trucks on residential streets are out of hand and calls for designation of truck routes. City Manager Melvin Ryder says existing ordinances grant authority to designate such routes.
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Trenton
Ray Willis
Melvin Ryder
Trenton Council Advances Safety, Housing and Budget Steps
The council plans a safety committee clarifying process by April after budget decisions. Traffic code fines allow 50 for heavy trucks on residential streets. Ryder reports 56 756.39 anticipated funds with 5 000 for overdue ordinances and rest for street upkeep. The city rejects state obscenity limits, orders seven day notice to demolish 200 Cranewood Drive property, sets clerk salary at 650, contracts jail inmate care at 10 a day, and schedules a March 12 work session on 1977 preparations.
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Claude Omas
Fred Smith
Bobby Scearce
Jackson Street
Kentwood Drive
Smith
Scearce
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Ryder
Stubbs
Oliver McKierney
Trenton
Cranewood Drive
Butler
Heard Butler
Man Wins Lawsuit Over Springboro Dismissal
Jerel D. Whitaker of Springboro was awarded 500 dollars in Warren County Common Pleas Court after alleging improper dismissal by the village. Judge P. Daniel Fedders ruled the village council must vote to terminate. Whitaker was dismissed by a council majority on August 19, 1976 after being hired February 4, 1975 and paid 110 dollars weekly in 1976.
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Warren County
Common Pleas Court
Jerel D. Whitaker
East St
Springboro
Whitaker
P. Daniel Fedders
Village Council
Carlisle community forms advisory committees on school affairs
About 35 Carlisle residents volunteered for five committees to review facilities, communications, guidance, curriculum, and spending. Superintendent David Way will appoint liaisons and a May 12 report target was set. Residents were urged to join and help address school issues for the district.
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Carlisle
Tom Muchmore
David Way
Way
Wayne Township
Carlisle non teaching staff near majority forms OAPSE chapter
A Carlisle nominating committee formed for Ohio Association of Public School Employes Chapter 706. About 25 non teaching employees attended and reported 37 members, just short of a system wide majority. Officers will be nominated by April as CAPSE regional reps discuss organization and bargaining recognition with the school board.
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Carlisle
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Mary Murray
Thelma Weidle
Ruby Edwards
CAPSE
Carlisle Group
Warren tax bills ready next week
Warren County residents will receive their property tax bills for the first half of 1976 in the mail next week. Auditor Leslie Spaeth cites county reappraisal and a new computer billing system as causes of the delay. The 35 percent assessment of market value raises taxes, but a state mandated reduction factor will cushion the rise.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Leslie Spaeth
Spaeth
Village to Seek FCC Help Over CB Interference
Jacksonburg will ask the Federal Communications Commission for aid to curb citizens band radio interference affecting TV reception. Mayor Jim Conrad planned to contact the FCC as complaints, partly from outside the village, were renewed at the March council meeting after February discussions.
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Jacksonburg
Federal Communications Commission
Jim Conrad
FCC
Clearcreek Township and Springboro Council Oppose Airport Expansion
Clearcreek Township trustees and the zoning board passed resolutions opposing further airport improvements at Dayton General Airport north of the area. Springboro Village Council authorized solicitors to research the legality of a zoning amendment to block runway space purchases within a mile, as residents fear increased traffic and noise.
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Springboro
Dayton General Airport
Here
Ohio
Clearcreek
Township Zoning Board
Springboroillage Council
Mark Bogen
Bogen
Noel Easton
Easton
Trustees
Paul Culbertson
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