North Ridgeville Debates Safety Director Pay Over Mayor's Cut
North Ridgeville council split 3 to 3 on a finance committee plan to pay the safety director 1800 annually, with George Marquis dissenting. The mayor’s salary structure and the director’s pay spark debate as council considers funding from the mayor’s $8400 service-director portion and other budget factors.
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Gerald Hansen
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Council
Bernard Lysaght
John Arnold
City council raises appropriations and adopts measures
Last night the council approved a 1840 increase to temporary city appropriations to cover hall remodeling fire hydrant rental and a police radar unit while introducing new bills to the safer committee for study and referring sidewalk and subdivision actions to the proper committees. The city also noted possible enforcement for diesel fuel dumping on Case Road with existing legislation and potential criminal action.
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Stop Sign Installed At Curve On Pitts Boulevard
NORTH RIDGEVILLE reports a new stop sign was posted at a 90 degree curve on Pitts Boulevard to curb cars veering off the turn. Mayor Marcellus Diederich cited near misses and damage to mail boxes, utility poles, and trees as justification and warned further guard rail work if not effective. He also announced Saturday city tax office hours and planned spring work on storm water infiltration into the sewer system following last year’s tests.
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Apartment rezoning hearing set for April six
North Ridgeville announces a public hearing on rezoning about 97 acres at Case and Barres Roads for an apartment complex. The hearing starts at 7 40 pm in council chambers. The proposal, now for a complex with 420 apartments and 328 condominiums over about ten years, includes one two and three bedroom suites. The plans have planning commission approval and a buildings and lands committee report will be presented at the next council meeting.
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Bill offers tough Ohio anti pollution measures
Ohio Representative Allen J Bartunek introduces three strong anti pollution bills. One allows individuals to sue air polluters for health or property damage and designates pollution as a public nuisance with steep fines. A second requires standard setting by the Pollution Control Board with up to 500 dollar fines and 20 days in jail for repeats. The third lets the attorney general act against polluters if the board fails to enforce powers.
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Vermilion mayor outlines city’s priority projects
Vermilion Mayor John Maiden presents a priority list to council focusing on sanitation storm drainage and the water system. Councilman William Krante asked for the recommendations to establish funding priorities across departments. Maiden’s proposal includes a storm water outfall project among the top needs.
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Ziegler Named Engineer of the Year in Lorain
Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers selects Lyle Ziegler of Lorain as Engineer of the Year. He will receive the award at the regular meeting on Wednesday Feb 25 at the Americana Inn. Ziegler retired after a 44 year career with Toledo Railway and Light Ohio Edison and has long served with Kiwanis Library board and various Lorain civic groups.
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Fire damages home on Chestnut Street
A furnace malfunction caused a hot air duct to overheat and ignite wood in a stud pocket at 35 Chestnut Street, home of Oscar Carney and William Rieckers. The fire charred the stud pocket between the first and second floors and burned part of the dining room floor.
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Zoning Hearings Dominate Vermilion Council Session
Vermilion council spent over three hours in a public hearing on the Klingshirn property west of Sunnyside Road seeking rezoning from rural to apartment residential. Citizens feared impacts on industry and sewer service and a buffer zone was proposed.
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Vermilion Planning Commission filled after council action
Vermilion council approved three appointments to the planning commission restoring a quorum. Mary Jane Wartinek Richard Masin and Delbert Orwig were named to unexpired terms while Gary Coton filled a zoning board of appeals post. Elmer Strittmather was fired as building inspector and replaced by Ray Thomas following term end.
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Lost and Found items and a found black kitten
A black kitten about two months old was found near Temple Ct 458 4194 after 5 PM. The text also lists scattered items including sunglasses, glassware, jewelry and a pendant with unclear details.
Chronicle Telegram Brief Item
A Chronicle Telegram brief notes a local event on February 17 with unspecified details from the era, mentioning a February 17 date and city newsroom context.
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