Norwalk To Reclassify Trailer Parks As Mobile Home Parks
Norwalk zoning officials plan to reclassify trailer parks as mobile home parks in the city code. The Planning and Zoning Commission told the City Council a month ago and found Tuesday night ongoing references to trailer parks. The ordinance will consolidate mobile home regulations under a single code, with commissioner Domenic Coletta stating there will be no trailer parks and clarifying the term.
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Domenic Coletta
Commission sets park build deadline and zoning rollback clause
Commissioners add a deadline for completing streets in a new trailer park and require land rezoned for a park to revert to its prior zoning if development does not begin within a year. In other business, Chairman David Moore urged updating the 1964 master plan and the 1961 traffic plan, acknowledging the task will take a good long while.
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David Moore
Adolescent Harassing Calls Tapped by Norwalk Police
A telephone tap on a Norwalk woman's line led to a 14 year-old boy and his father turning themselves in. The youth admitted making harassing calls to the woman. he claimed he did not know her. Northern Ohio Telephone Co. provided the address from which calls were made. Juvenile Court will hear the case.
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Norwalk
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Dairy Princess Selected In Huron County Contest
Judy Albright of rural Willard was named Huron County Dairy Princess after a nutrition talk on milk. She will compete in the state contest June 22 23 in Columbus and present dairy awards at the county fair in August. Alternate is Rachael Dodson of rural Bellevue. Engraved awards were given to the contestants and gold watches awarded to Ginger Dobbins Homer Bungard and Extension Agent John Wells for service.
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Willard Teachers Seek 7000 Starting Salary Amid Board Stand
Willard City Schools send contracts starting at 6800 a year while the Board of Education rejects the Willard Education Association demand for a 7000 base. Board president Dr. John Rosso says 6800 is the best offered. WEA reaction pending after banquet and leadership change.
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Kenneth Turner
Dale Schlotter
Blodwen Bowers
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