City Zoning Board Acts on Seven Change Requests
Oswego's Zoning Board of Appeals issued decisions on seven cases from a recent meeting. All rulings included a minimum 45 parking spaces requirement and dustless surface drainage for nearby areas. Denied was Richard Castaldo's sideyard setback variance at 61 West Ninth St. for Rich's Liquore Store. Permits granted for Virginia Solazzo beauty parlor at 238 East Utica St. Rebecca Thompson beauty lot at 164 East and Robert O. Toro dental office conversion at 327 West Seneca St. with conditions. Rearyard setback variances approved for Joseph Vickery at 12 Orville St. and John Meade for a new single dwelling at 6 Paloma Withdra. Also considered were variances for Paul Guido for 232 Murray St. and Ric Goodman for a real estate office at 144 East Third St.
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Oswego
Zoning Board of Appeals
Richard Castaldo
Rich
West Ninth St
Virginia Solazzo
Utica St
Rebecca Hompson
East
Robert O.toro
West Seneca St
Joseph Vickery
Orville St
Withdra
Paul Guido
Reek
Murray St
Ric Goodman i
Ena
East Third St
Police Report Details Vandalism and Bomb Threats at Local School
Early Tuesday police found a break in at Leighton School with glass and a cracked window pane. liquid spilled, no items missing. Kentch of A S Florczyk and Sons Construction worked there. A safe at East First and Bridge showed no entry. Three bomb threat calls were received at Middle School with police responding. two 15 year olds seen near the area.
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Leighton
Kentch
A.S. Florczyk and Sons Construction Co
Edward Besaw
Thomas Green
Fulton RD
Previens East
Bridge
D.R. Hill
Bate
Tuesda
George Lundy
Edward Besaw, Jr
John Poceaeee
Fire report details ambulance runs and calls
Fire department logs show twenty one ambulance runs and seven fire calls with no serious injuries reported. Alarm at 11 38 a m originated from Pennellville to Pennellville Elementary School, with dispatch tied to E Seneca Street trucking firm and a broken piece of equipment.
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Betas Swego
Seneca St. Co
Pennellville
Community Calendar Notes for Oswego Area Volunteers
Volunteer drives sought at youth center with contact numbers Claudia Varacalli 342-1032 and 343-6807. Center hours reduced starting today with evening openings on Sundays through Fridays and new daily times listed. The Utica Arts Festival begins July 8 with major focal display at public site and daily viewing from 10 a.m. except Sundays noon start. Oswego WEB CB Club meets Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Mel's Parkway Inn Oswego. Scriba Senior Citizens card party Friday at municipal building 7 p.m. Sponsored by P&C in Oswego Plaza with baked goods drive. Lycoming United Methodist supper June 4 at 5 p.m. proceeds support Camp this summer.
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Claudia Varacalli
Utica
Munsonee Proctor Institute
Palermo adopts construction plan under state review act
Palermo town board adopts environmental review policies under the 1975 act to halt planning stage projects with potential environmental impact. Outside agencies must seek town approval before construction, aiming to protect waterways. A public hearing date is pending. town officials discuss a five year plan and zoning study. next meeting June 27 at Granite Grange Hall.
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Palermo
Howard S. Ns
Planning Board
John J. Elliott
Granite Grange Hall
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City Zoning Board
John Meade
Paloma
Daily Datebook
WEB CB Club
Mel’s Parkway Inn
Pan Ngs
Att. Mary's School
W. Laan Gaenee Wa
Leesons and
Dremening
Woman's City Club
Third St
Osu Sain
Iteer
Auton
Gopal Erdey
Sanaun Wedteney
Scriba
Geribe Corre
Pam
P&c
Oswego Plaza
Oregon
7 Pork
Icoanear
Jeanette McCarthy Delores
Lycoming United Methodist
Byrne
Thekios
Ial Salle Ee
Canada
Pepsodent
Ata
West Bridge ST
St. Fulton
W. Bridge
St. Oswego
Bayer
Alberto VO
eMenthol eWild Forest
Hardhead Neweny
Wayne Coupon
Walue House & Garden
WAYNE
Wayne Drugs
Oswego, N.Y
Hudson's Vitamin
Hudson
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OXY
Ats
Ralph Geiger
Fitzhugh Park School
Paula Collins
Aaron Forrest
Steve Frable
Patricia Gehan
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