Zoning Change Efforts Blocked by City Council Action
Norwalk residents failed to force changes to the new zoning map as the council discussed a report from the zoning inspector. A meeting between the zoning board and the Fire and Building Code Committee was set for next Tuesday. The council also addressed annexation water service policy, traffic line repainting costs, insurance coverage funding, sewer line petitions, and Ontario Avenue speeding complaints.
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Norwalk
Zoning and Planning Commission
James Zuber
G. Ira Leidorff
Zoning Commission
Council
Zuber
Building Permit Fees To Rise Under New Norwalk Ordinance
The Norwalk City Council gave first reading to a measure tripling building permit fees. Current flat $5 fees move to a sliding scale tied to project cost with rates for residential, garages, industrial, commercial, additions and alterations, moving and demolition. Effective mid December, with Zoning and Planning Commission overseeing the fees.
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Norwalk
Zoning and Planning Commission
Norwalk Council Okays Walk Construction on Four Northside Streets
The Norwalk City Council authorized sidewalk construction in four northside areas. Streets include West Washington from mid point between Newton and Pleasant to the city limits, Fauen Street from Cline to Whittlesey, East Washington from west of Wooster to Whittlesey, and Wooster from League to East Washington. Work is planned for next spring per Service Director Morley Price.
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Norwalk
Washington Street
Newton
Pleasant Streets
Fauen Street
Cline Street
Whittlesey Avenue
East Washington Street
Wooster Street
League Street
Morley Price
City Workers Get Second Pay Increase in a Year
Norwalk city employees approved a new pay scale effective November 1 in an emergency move. The raise matches the Finance Committee proposal with extra hikes for electrical department staff, including top rates for linemen and foremen. The release notes this is the third rise for electrical distribution workers within a year.
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Norwalk
Allen Hakes
Ted Heller
Officials to Vote Pay Increase for City Roles
The Norwalk City Council approved a pay raise set to take effect in 1968 after next year’s elections. The ordinance increases salaries for council president from 720 to 840, councilmen 660 to 720, mayor 4000 to 4500, auditor 5500 to 6000, treasurer 800 to 850, and solicitor 1800 to 3000, with two more readings required.
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Norwalk
Allen Hakes
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