Norwalk growth plans map future land use and zoning
Norwalk planners assess 3 343 acres about five square miles finding 51 percent developed, with half residential. They identify industrials west and north downtown and commercial along Main through Whitlsey to Franklin. They urge controlled subdivision and infrastructure to guide 1980 growth and prevent sprawl.
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Kelleys Island Landmarks Slated For Preservation
The Ohio Historical Society plans a total $15 000 spend to protect Inscription Rock and Glacial Grooves state memorials on Kelleys Island. A roof over Inscription Rock will guard it from weather and vandalism, a wall repair around Glacial Grooves will be done, and landscaping added at both sites.
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Ohio Population Rises 7.5 Percent Since 1960 Census
Population of Ohio reaches 10 425 175 as of July 1, 1964 with Cleveland leading at 862 116 and Columbus at 516 483. Parma and Kettering show fastest growth, while several cities report declines or modest gains.
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