Midview earns high grade for energy saving program
Midview is rated an A for its energy savings effort led by Administrative Assistant Willard, with projects by Johnson Controls of Milwaukee at East Carlisle and Middle School. The district approved 248000 for work and 96000 for two new boilers, aiming to cut gas bills of about 30000 per year and repay the borrowed funds from savings.
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Steve Willard
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Ohio Department of Education
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Avon Research Club Meeting February 10
Avon Research Club will meet February 10 at 1 p.m. at 6855 Lakeland Drive, the home of Mrs. William Furnas. Mrs. William Matthey will assist the hostess. The program features a book review by former member Mrs. Eugene Hubbard of Elyria.
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William Furnas
Lakeland
William Matthey
Eugene Hubbard
Elyria
Ohio EPA plans new water fees shared by local governments
Ohio's community water systems could collect and keep half of an estimated 5 million to 6 million dollars the federal EPA hopes to raise with a 1.5 cent per 1,000 gallon user fee. EPA Director Richard Shank outlined the plan while reviewing the agency budget. He noted the money funds compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1986, with the state and communities sharing the other half. The average family using 300 gallons daily would pay about 1.64 dollars yearly. unmetered systems face a 3-dollar annual fee. businesses could pay up to 1,000 dollars. The plan faces concern over local tax implications, but some officials welcome the portion for admin costs. The EPA budget includes 41 million dollars in matching funds to attract 200 million federal money for wastewater plants, as construction grants end in 1990. The agency aims to add 14 inspectors and expand contaminant monitoring from 25 to 83 items to meet federal standards.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Richard Shank
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Shank
Columbia Township considers four zoning amendments hearings set
The Columbia Zoning Commission proposed four amendments to the zoning resolution with a March 2 public hearing at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Richard Chamberlin seeks a residential to highway business rezoning for a 25 acre parcel to allow rental mini storage due to wet septic permits.
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Columbia Township
Columbia Zoning Commission
Columbia Town Hall
Richard Chamberlin
Canal Rd
Valleyview
Baker Funeral Home
Chamberlin
Lorain County Health Department
Zoning Board
Oberlin approves expansion of William Feather Printers
Oberlin Planning Commission unanimously approves a 30,000 square foot expansion to William Feather Printers, with 14 new parking spaces bringing total to 62 to handle 20 new jobs. Lighting and safety concerns are noted. A Feb. 16 public hearing will address a parking permit for the C. O. Murphy building renovation for Oberlin Clinic.
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Planning Commission
William Feather Printers
Commission
John Copley
Jennings & Charella Construction Firm
William Feather
Copley
C.O. Murphy
Oberlin Clinic
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