Avon to seek land by eminent domain for park
Avon City Council approved a resolution declaring the city will take land from developer Matt Garland via eminent domain to create a public park after floods last May and amid a planned 56.8 acre 49 home subdivision bought in 2013 for 1.5 million. The process starts with an appraisal and good faith offer, with a potential court action after Garland responds within 30 days.
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Elyria plans seed funds to start Community Improvement Corp
Elyria officials propose using 50000 dollars in community development block grant funds as seed money for the Elyria Community Improvement Corp. to aid redevelop ment of commercial properties. The CIC would accept redevelopable properties protect the city from liabilities and seek self sufficiency. No opposition was voiced at a Monday public hearing with HUD guidelines. For details contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or Iroberson chroniclet.com.
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Ohio Lottery Draws and Jackpot Odds Report
Monday results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, with six Kaz slots and daily draw totals. Rolling Cash 5 numbers are 1 2 3 20 33, with next jackpots listed for Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto. Mega Millions and Powerball show last draws and upcoming estimated jackpots, including 25 million for Mega Millions and xx million for Powerball.
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Storm Swamps Northeast as Blizzard Closes Streets
New York City braced for a historic blizzard with mayor Bill de Blasio urging residents to stay home. Authorities warned of 1% to two feet of snow in NYC and up to 75 mph winds, shutting subways and delaying travel across the region.
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Keystone faces cuts to balance budget amid levy defeats
Keystone district weighs layoffs as it balances the budget after levy rejections. Gallo says cuts target teachers but are necessary, with prior reductions after May and November defeats including an elementary principal and six teachers. The district receives about 5700 per student in state funding.
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Keystone Schools weighs cuts if levy fails in May vote
Keystone Schools pledges 925000 in potential cuts if the 7.95 mill levy is rejected in the May 5 primary. Proposed reductions include teachers across elementary and high school, bus drivers, media aides, safety monitors, and French and home econ staff, with wages frozen for two years and higher health care co-pays. Superintendent resignation precedes the levy campaign, while parents urge resilience and focus on the district’s future.
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Stormwater fee plan eyed to fund city improvements
City officials consider a stormwater utility with a revenue target set by impervious surface and new basins. Bramhall estimates a 200000 contract cost and 10 year roll out with grants potential, noting 100 plus Ohio cities use such fees. Residents in Meadow Lakes may pay less due to existing basins while credits are given for detention improvements.
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Lorain Considers Meth Lab Cleanup Ordinance
Lorain council reviews a proposal to limit tainted structures and deter drug labs with landlord accountability. Debates focus on defining owners and who pays cleanup costs, with many urging stronger action to deter meth manufacture in the city.
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