Olmsted Eyes Funding Plan For City Hall And Bus Garage
NORTH OLMSTED council weighs a $1.6 million combined city hall service and bus garage funded by special measures. Finance Chair Ronald Wilamosky warns against hurting street repairs and discusses options including suspending part of the tax credit for residents working outside the city. Mayor Swietyniowski mentions millage adjustments and possible voter finance. The panel also OKs $1.94 million in industrial revenue bonds for a Pick-N-Pay supermarket.
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North Olmsted
Council Finance Committee
Ronald Wilamosky
Wilamosky
Robert Swietyniowski
Swietyniewski
Great Northern Partnership
Ridgeville council dismisses business tax cut request
Ridgeville council president Gil Cornish urged opposition to property tax cuts for businesses at Monday's meeting. The move follows Women’s Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland asking the county board of tax revision to reduce taxes on properties it is acquiring from North Ridge Investment Corp due to housing market declines. Cornish warned against losses to citizens and warned of a potential tax-reduction movement. The board will hear reduction requests in May.
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North Ridgeville
Gil Cornish
Women’s Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland
County Board of Tax Revision
North Ridge Investment Corp
Cornish
Diamond switch suspect charged
Avon Lake preliminary hearing set for 11 30 Thursday in Avon Lake Municipal Court on grand theft by deception charges against Carl F Fiorello 34 of Promontory Plaza Eastlake. He pleaded innocent at arraignment Tuesday. Bail set at 1000. Police say two cubic zirconiums worth 200 were swapped for two diamonds wholesale 7830 at an Avon Lake jewelry store.
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Avon Lake
Carl F. Fiorello
Promotory Plaza
Eastlake
Malpractice suit filed against Elyria attorney
Douglas Burgett sues former attorney Gerald A. Innes for 200000 alleging negligence in failing to file a May 1980 personal injury action before the one year statute of limitations expired. Burgett seeks 100000 compensatory and 100000 punitive damages and claims the failure bars his case. The case was assigned to Judge Floyd D. Harris with a jury trial requested. Brown represents Burgett.
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Elyria
Douglas Burgett
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Gerald A. Innes
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Burgett
Innes
Floyd D. Harris
Cleveland
Ronald Boyd Brown
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