Norwalk Council Plans Snow Parking Ban and Voting Machine
Norwalk City Council moves to prohibit parking on main streets after two inches of snowfall and anticipates action in February. A rezoning request near Schild's IGA Foodliner seeks a beauty shop, and a new electric voting system will record votes on a wall panel at the first February meeting.
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Norwalk
Robert Markel
George Schild
Schild
IGA Foodliner
Cline St
Janet Fox
Rose Foss
Girl Scouts Question Huron County Wastewater Plan
Girl Scouts from the Presbyterian Church troop watched council proceed as members prepared a resolution opposing Cleveland urban wastewater disposal to Huron County. A scout asked why the county was chosen, and President Richard Cunningham admitted uncertainty but soil suitability was cited. The council passed the resolution while a water leak on Old State Road near the light plant was noted for repair.
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Presbyterian Church
Huron County
Cleveland
Council
Richard Cunningham
Tom Krupp
Old State Road
Herbert Krogh
Bumpy Hester Street Crossing Sparks City Discussion
Councilman Markel pressed officials on Penn Central Railways plan to fix Hester Street crossing. Krogh said stone fill settled leaving a bump. Rail plans to blacktop when warmer weather returns.
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Markel
Penn Central Railway
Hester Street
Krogh
Melvin Shipley
Livengood Council Retains Engineering Firm in 1973
The Livengood Council kept the Livengood Engineering Co for consultant services in 1973 with hourly rates from five to thirteen fifty for various positions. The city paid Richland Engineering Co twenty dollars an hour for similar services in Mansfield. Council actions include funding 2500 for a sewage lift station site on Gallup Avenue, purchasing two police cars, and seeking bids for a water line on Gallup.
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Council
Livengood Engineering Co
Richland Engineering Co
Mansfield
Gallup Avenue
Gallup
Fire Dept. Too Costly Norwalk Ambulance Proposal
Norwalk weighs ambulance service options as council committee backs keeping the current system with two full time daytime drivers. Moving to the fire department would cost about 63 550 annually versus 33 121 in 1971 and 24 516 in 1972 under the current setup.
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Norwalk
W.P
Paul) Robinson
Robinson
Robert Williams
Williams
Wayne Goodsite
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