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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
3
Tax bills in the mail reflect new assessed valuations. To judge fairness, multiply the assessed value by 22 to estimate fair market value. Norwalk owners pay an extra 3.90 per thousand for a sewer bond, raising the rate to 48.40 from 44.50. interest only is covered this year, with principal due next year.
Huron County taxpayers may file a formal complaint with the Board of Revision by January 31 to protest property valuation. A county reappraisal shows total taxing value at 111,601,900, up about 18 percent from 1963, with assessed value at 40 percent of market value.
The notice lists publisher Herman Schaafsma and staff, and details subscription terms and prices. Carrier delivery areas include Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural routes. Mail rates show 21.00 yearly in Huron Erie Counties, 28.60 elsewhere, with advance payment required.
New London School Board votes 4 to 1 to donate their $10 meeting salaries to a scholarship fund for one or two graduating seniors. Charles Meyer opposed, proposing returning the salaries to the general fund.
Monroeville parents urged to organize Cub Scout Pack 240 at St. Joseph Parish social center auditorium Thursday at 7 p.m. If turnout is absent, Cub Scouting ends in Monroeville, cubmaster Lawrence A. Lasch warned. City Accountant Charles Woodward said fourth quarter city tax statements are mailed and due. final returns will be mailed January 15.
Monroeville Village Council re employed Franklin D. Eckstein of Willard as village solicitor at 1000 dollars annually with 400 dollar increase for his fee. Assistant solicitor named was Joseph S. Dush. Eckstein's court appearance fee rose to 100 dollars per day. Council approved a 4260 dollar rock excavation change order for the sanitary sewer project and discussed a possible power street sweeper. Licenses for Luke's Restaurant add five on premises and carryout beer wine permits, up from previous totals. A health department favorable report on the secondary sewage plant was received and a special meeting set for January 19 with township trustees on the fire contract renewal.
Mrs. Renid Loesser of 38 S Garden St was treated at the hospital after her car ran off the right side of Garden Street and struck a utility pole. Her five year old granddaughter Patty Hartgrove of 4 Morley Dr received a lip bump. Mrs Loesser was cited for driving off the right side of the road.
Norwalk Reflector reports in New London that a 14 acre mobile home development at the village western end is proposed by Wessor Corp of Cleveland. James Naylor seeks storm sewer drainage allowance with legislation set for Jan 19. The site north of 154 W Main St in the Stevens property will host 117 trailers with connections proposed to sanitary sewer and water lines pending state approval.
Do not rely on chance to reclaim your pet. Place a Lost ad in Classified and call 662-4241 now for assistance.
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