Pomona weighs street name changes to aid emergency response
Feds push Pomona to replace and update signs for better visibility. City clerk Seth Mettling warns 2500 plus utility accounts must be manually updated while Fire Chief Stan Lantis argues delays are worth it for life saving accuracy. Councilor Jerry Johnson voices both sides, stressing life safety.
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Pomona to vote on renaming lettered streets Tuesday
Pomona City Council plans a 7 p.m. meeting at the Pomona Community Building 219 W. A St to decide on renaming its lettered streets. The proposal stems from a federal grant requirement to replace signs with larger reflective versions at an estimated cost of 12000 dollars, with only lettered streets renamed while east west street names stay the same.
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Interlocal memorandum up for vote clarifies zoning duties
Franklin County commissioners will consider an interlocal memorandum to detail permit responsibilities by district with the city issuing permits for commercial and industrial zones and new subdivisions while the county handles other zones. The document also outlines annual reviews and includes input from residents opposed to rezoning efforts.
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