Two Hearings On Rezoning Postponed In Norwalk
A city legal error delayed two rezoning public hearings, one for the Norwalk Furniture site east of town and another for Robert Price's 110 acre near the fairgrounds. Hearings were moved to June 2, but furniture plant work continues on 145 acres zoned R-1. Annexe actions preceded by council vote and local landowners named.
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Norwalk Furniture Corp
Robert Price
John R. Gerken, Jr
Frederick Waugh
Price
Fairgrounds
Norwood Avenue
Parsons Avenue
Gerken
Benedict Avenue
A. J. Zannieri
Garcia Dr
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
City Removes Few Parking Meters Downtown
City officials plan to speed traffic by removing several meters. Councilman Richard Cunningham praised the removal of three meters on Monroe Street and suggested two more on Linwood near the F.W. plant.
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Richard Cunningham
Monroe Street
Linwood
F.W
Willard Driver Stricken. City Council Eyes Parking Fixes
A 77-year-old Willard man collapsed at the wheel Monday and was taken to Willard Area Hospital. Glenn C. Wolfe is in good condition. The council discussed parking bottlenecks, proposed removing meters on Linwood, and a Pleasant Street Park lot. Bids were approved to improve four federally aided roads damaged in the July 5 flood: West Water Street, Owens Alley, Old State Road near the reservoir, and Memorial Lake Park road.
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Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Glenn C. Wolfe
Woolworth
William Mount
Cunningham
Pleasant Street Park
Mount
West Water Street
Benedict Avenue
Owens Alley
Memorial Lake Park
Townships share Norwalk ambulance service plan
Norwalk City Council adopts contracts for Norwalk Bronson and Peru Townships to share the new municipal ambulance system with a May start planned. Estimated eight month operating cost is 27668 dollars with per capita share 1.50.
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Norwalk
Bronson
Peru
William Mount
Edison Students Seek Press Push For Ecology Petition
Edison High School students forming Ecology petition via Tuberculosis Society to urge nationwide media campaigns on air and water pollution malnutrition overpopulation poverty slums wildlife loss and natural resources. A Columbus group Operation For Our Children intends a full week of broadcasts and 20 million signatures.
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Edison Students For An Ecological Society
ESES
Edison
Tuberculosis Society
Columbus
For Our Children
America
City hires 23 for ambulance service begin May first
Mount announced twenty three people passed the Emergency Squad Care course and will be tentatively hired for the city ambulance service. May first is the planned start date, contingent on equipment receipt. fifteen will join the schedule while the rest serve as reserves. Coordinators Short and Striker won’t be in the first group but can be called in if needed due to the truck strike.
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William V. Mount
Mount
Renewal Of City Permit Delayed Over Sewer Plans
A state permit renewal for the city sewer treatment plant is blocked until the city submits long range sewer line plans for Ohio Department of Health approval. Engineers presented a $10 million sewer improvement plan to council in a closed session. plans are not yet ready. Norwalk has been warned to fix discharges into the creek as part of the context for the project.
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Ohio Department of Health
William Mount
Board of Health
Norwalk
Richard Cunningham
Park Board
George Linn
County Builders Association
Milan EPA Eyes Sewer Rate Hike
Milan may raise its sewer rates as the Board of Public Affairs weighs projects with no current funds. Borrowing from other funds and replacing it later are discussed. Sludge drying beds or disposal for wet sludge are required before the County Landfill opens. The federal grant of five to six thousand dollars targets soil erosion at the plant, due by July 15. Hubbard Construction, Huron, will replace filtration sand when obtained.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
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Townsend Township
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Cleveland Browns
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Toledo University
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Richard Striker
Morgan Jones
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
EPA
Hubbard Construction
General Electric
Leveral Electric Well
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Goodyear
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