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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1990
Page
11
Elyria police report Timothy W. Zech, 29, of Parmely Avenue, arraigned in Elyria Municipal Court on felonious sexual penetration charges for allegedly assaulting an 11 year old girl. He remains free on bond and faces a July 13 preliminary hearing.
North Olmsted City Council schedules two special meetings to approve the 1991 general fund budget of 11 million dollars and borrow for two projects. An 18 thousand dollar fund balance is expected by year end. Public hearing on the budget set for 7 p.m. Wednesday. Public sales to be approved cover the recreation center and the industrial park.
Mayor Robert Kennedy says ethics charges before the Ethic Commission are bloated and could be settled privately. Distressed residents now oppose rough hearings, though the group seeks a formal process to address alleged secret meetings and improper appointments. The Finance Committee has approved 2000 for hearings as Kennedy searches for a municipal attorney to assist.
Westlake City Council approved hiring five paid auxiliary park officers to patrol city parks from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. seven nights a week. The part time seasonal unit will work up to 18 hours weekly, issue parking tickets, use unused police cruisers, and operate within a budget not to exceed 4000 dollars drawn from the police department budget. Mayor Dennis Clough backed the plan despite objections from Councilman Peter Thompson who sought clearer justification.
The Berea Municipal Planning Commission approved razing a house at 42 First Avenue though city officials may use the site as executive offices for the Cleveland Browns training facility project. The city bought the lot in April for 32500 dollars to widen the street and may repurpose the 11200 square foot property after project completion next year.
BEREA The Municipal Planning Commission approved preliminary plans for a 29 unit development off Barrett Road as city leaders again consider raising minimum lot sizes. Briarwood Homes Inc faces higher costs if five or six lots are eliminated to increase per unit price, while current homes in the area run 60 000 to 70 000. A deed restriction was proposed to bar RVs campers and boats on the smaller lots.
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