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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1972
Page
7
Milan Village avoids building ban as Ohio Water Pollution Control Board notifies a new wastewater discharge permit will issue. It expires June 15, 1973, with stipulations including Sleepy Hollow unitary sewers. A hearing on the ban was canceled after tentative agreement.
New London council authorized bids for resurfacing Clyde Avenue Daisy Drive North Maple Street and 400 feet of West Fir Street starting at the intersection with North Main Street First Street resurfacing was shelved due to anticipated storm sewer work Officials examined alley ownership and possible long term leases or land transfer with East Main Street business owners Phase I street light replacement completed thirty three lights upgraded to mercury vapor plus two new units Phase II expected in 1973 A Labor Day Celebration deposit near 6000 and disbursement 1793 reported Walk light discussion for crosswalks near the square while three foot child eye level view policy considered for safety Other business included July financials August bills and street numbering request along with railroad ROW parking and Recreation Park sewer work planned.
City records show August permits for new residential buildings totaling 303 800 led by Price Construction 122 Jorwood Ave and Klingshirn Corp 19 Sycamore Drive. Six new garage permits added 12600, plus an industrial permit for West Baking Co Route 18 East.
Monroeville Council authorizes Clerk Raymond Christman to invest 50000 in time certificates split between the electric and water funds with Union Bank and Savings Co. A street sweeper rental study is ordered after a dirt complaint on Sandusky Street. The Board of Public Affairs move on a pole issue is referred to the EPA.
Dean James McBride announced five new associate degree programs for the fall quarter starting September 27. New facilities will house curricula in computer science and engineering technologies including mechanical design electro mechanical and electronics. Admissions remain open with a looming deadline. prospective students should contact the admissions office. Campus offices are open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Entries were below normal at the Norwalk Labor Day horse show at Recreation Park Sunday. Winners included Parade Horses Clifford Arnold Wakeman and Jackie Fields New London among 16 classes with judges noting rain fears reduced participation.
Pam Allen sixteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Allen of Norwalk received an Outstanding of the Day award at the Ohio State Fair for her 4-H lounging clothes project. She designed a pink orange red floral cotton screen knit gown with empire waist gathers and puffed sleeves. Six Huron County 4-H girls joined Style Review judging on construction fit design posture grooming and poise.
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