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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
7
Willard council denied a request from an advertising firm to place a sign within city limits. The proposed sign would promote the Castalia Blue Hole.
Twenty eight building permits for two hundred thirteen thousand dollars in construction were granted by the city in April per the mayor's monthly report. Most, three new homes valued seventy seven thousand dollars, and three industrial and commercial permits totaling fifty thousand dollars. A public sale on East Emerald Street was denied. An auto mobile safety program permit was issued near Perry Street High School on May thirteen. The Chamber of Commerce opposed removing trees on Willard Heights. The planning commission recommended no new building permits unless land is surveyed with permanent markers on the lot.
The city council cleared the way for resurfacing nearly three quarters of a mile of Highway 20 on the east side this summer. Norwalk will pay 3000 dollars, about one third of the cost, under an agreement with the state highway department. Doubts remain about an overpass at the Highway 20 bypass and Route 18 junction, despite a council resolution. A Taylor Avenue improvement resolution also passed, addressing cub and gutter petitions.
City of Norwalk held 431 697 in cash at April end per Auditor Charles Hipps monthly report. Beginning cash stood at 480 807 with 100 000 invested this month mainly from license plate revenue. Another 100 000 will be invested when county property tax shares arrive. Investments topped 1 050 000.
The Peru 4 H Button and Bows held its second meeting at Mary Beth Otts. Dues were set to be paid at the first June meeting. Susie Raftery spoke on first year cooking. Project books were distributed.
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