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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1970
Page
3
Walt's Norwalk Cab asks Norwalk City Council to cut night and Sunday holiday service and raise fares across zones six cents to fifteen cents. Owner W E Wagner cites red earnings, presenting April May costs and revenues to justify the changes. The council referred the letter to the council of the whole for study.
A young Adrian Michigan businessman backed out of a Norwalk contract because he is under 21. Howard B Bailey of Adrian offered to remove trees for 4370 dollars and held a 4380 dollar performance bond. The city seeks new bids while Bailey’s attorney and the city solicitor resolve the bond issue.
Joseppi's Real Italian Foods owner Joseph Borgia told Norwalk City Council he will serve beer and wine with meals but not operate a tavern. He noted no church objections after contacting a church board member. Meanwhile in Jackson Tennessee the city council limited cat ownership to three per resident with a June 12 public hearing set.
Norwalk City Council heard objections to a plan to charge by the acre for a Route 18 sewer line. James Timman cited a 4.52 acre parcel facing a tap-in cost over 1100 dollars while others with larger parcels may pay less until development. Officials say all property owners will pay as land is developed and the policy aims to recoup the line’s full cost.
City council rezoned 145 acres between Routes 18 and 20 for industry including the Norwalk Furniture Corp. site after a brief public hearing. Parties Frederick C. Linder and Paul F. Linder sold part of the parcel to the company. A second zoning matter on mobile home park R T zones was postponed for July 7.
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