Greenwich residents push tax repeal on ballot
Greenwich petitions seek a referendum on the village one percent income tax with 119 of 305 registered voters signing to place the issue on the November ballot. Village finances show first quarter tax payments totaling 7,852, likely lower than earlier estimates, affecting street sealing plans and staffing.
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Greenwich
Floyd Oney
Doris Miller
Village
Huron County Board of Elections
Paul Barnes
Fred VanScoy
Barnes
VanScoy
Huron County
Urban Livengood
Livengood
Plymouth Council censures mayor over missing $200 check
Plymouth Ohio mayor Elizabeth Paddock was censured by a 6-1 vote after a councilman questioned a missing $200 check. The check from Shelby Municipal Court was mailed Jan 8 and未 cleared. Council faced utility red ink of $70,000 and considered pay raises and billing changes for electric, with a per kilowatt hour plan discussed. Trash pickup dates and insurance plans for village staff were also noted.
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Plymouth
Elizabeth Paddock
Shelby
New London High Students Witness Village Government Night
About 100 senior government students observed a village council meeting led by Mayor Robert Blackman. The four month state audit of village records through Sept 30 1978 was reported as excellent. A proposed state income tax amendment could reduce village revenue from 115000 to 30000 annually, prompting calls to legislators. Council took no action. Board appointments were adjusted and planning commission nominations discussed. A motorcycle group event at Recreation Park July 25 27 raised safety concerns.
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New London
Robert Blackman
Ohio Municipal League
Sal Micholo
Firelands Ambulance Service Board of Trustees
Midolo
Richard Eastman
FAS
Council
Recreation Park
Jim van Sickle
Park Activites
Monroeville stalls Milan Ave parking ban plan
Monroeville council heard a letter from Milan Avenue residents urging rejection of a no parking ordinance citing hazards for children and loss of parking space. The matter was tabled. Also, developer Jerry Leto seeks to pay a $3,170 engineering fee in installments, with village solicitor review. Drainage work at West Street school grounds prompted a meeting between village engineers, the street superintendent, and the school superintendent to address storm water run-off.
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Willard
Kilgore
Greenwich
Barnes
Patton
Beck
Jerry Leto
Surrey Court
Monroeville
West Street
Walter Greilich
Greilich
Richard Armbrust
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