Councilmen Vote Hikes For Selves
MONROEVILLE village council grants itself a pay raise doubling meeting pay to 20 dollars per session for members starting new terms in 1976. A wage negotiation session with the board of public affairs and village employees was set for 7 30 p m April 23. Contractor Jerry Leto proposes a large River Road development with apartments and single family homes, pending 558600 in federal funds to start in June.
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Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs and Village Employes
Jerry Leto
River Road
Knob Hill Complex
Norwalk Council Rejects Union Edits On Work Pact
City council gave first reading to ordinances for the city work agreement and rejected union proposer Fred Lau’s last minute amendments. Lau urged extra time off for overtime and a sick leave written statement. chief Hilson supported more time off. Street resurfacing plans were approved to bid. A fuel clause debate and a right turn on red ordinance received initial consideration.
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Norwalk
Fred Lau
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Lau
L.C. Hilson
Hilson
Council
Lawrence Bresson
City Council Rezoning Requests Move to Planning Commission
In other business the council referred two rezoning requests to the planning commission. It gave first reading to an ordinance lowering the minimum fireman age to 18 per state law. It passed an ordinance increasing police sergeants from four to six.
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Planning Commission
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