Zoning Board Approves Wildman Spice Co. Apartments
Norwalk's Board of Zoning Appeals grants a variance to convert the old Wildman Spice Co. building at 285 E. Main St. into two apartments. William C. Bailey must meet conditions including off street parking, widened driveway, and closing windows near a nearby garage amid concerns about area sewer capacity.
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Norwalk
Board of Zoning Appeals
Wildman Spice Co
William C. Bailey
E. Main St
Bailey
Louis Penfield
A.W. Coon
Norwalk approves emergency sewer project extension
Norwalk City Council on Tuesday night approves an emergency ordinance extending a sanitary sewer project on North West Street after the Planning Commission unanimously backs the plan. President Nixon awards Melvin R. Laird the Freedom Award, calling it the highest civilian honor for the former secretary.
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Norwalk
North West Street
Planning Commission
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Woodward Plans Benedict Development and Local Road Access
Norwalk Planning Commission approved a preliminary plat for a 657 foot executive drive off Benedict Avenue to serve George Woodward 8.4 acre tract and new St Peter Lutheran Church. The group discussed street width potential minor collector status and future expansion easements with city participation. A master plan update with the chamber of commerce and a parks survey by students were announced along with a possible flood plain park on Norwalk Creek and a revised bicycle ordinance advancing to the city council.
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Executive Drive
Norwalk
Woodward
Gary J. Kalczewski
Elyria
James Widman
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
Donald Wise
Chamber
Wise
Joseph Tengowski
St. Paul
Clifton Cross
Cross
Commission
Norwalk Creek
Joint Commission-Council
Don Wise
James Smith
Council
Police and Fire
Smith
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Melvin J. Shipley
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W. Main
Dan
Laird
Eddie Bressman
Noel Arnold
C. D
Jcpenney
Benedict Development
Robert Williams
Widman
Survey
Fashion Shoppe