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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1998

Page

7

Pay-to-stay to offset jail costs in Elyria

Elyria plans to charge neighboring agencies for jail beds in the new $10 million police facility. The city will bill the Cuyahoga County sheriff 62.50 per night per inmate, and other agencies 70 per night, with up to 48 beds available. The policy aims to offset maintenance costs while allowing the city to refuse problematic inmates. Also approved bids for a $55,000 Zamboni for North Park Ice Arena and set a public hearing for zoning changes at North Abbe Road.

City Council Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office Michael Medders Elyria Safety Service Timothy Coey Keys North Park Coey Said City Hall Elyria United Methodist Village Abbe Wood Abbe Road

Retired Oberlin professor earns TV ad fame

Joseph Reichard, a retired Oberlin College professor and award winning actor, showcases a Telly Award for Patio Enclosures Inc. He and his wife Anita live at Kendal at Oberlin. Company casting aimed for amateurs to add realism. Reichard was selected after submitting his name.

Oberlin Joseph Reichard Oberlin College Reichard Patio Enclosures Inc Kim Schaefer Elyria High School Patio Enclosures Kendal Anita Schaefer Chugk Humel Chronicle TV Ober

City engineer snag Line Drive for study

North Ridgeville plans a safety analysis for a second Shady Drive access road named Line Drive before construction. Stewart Lovece leads the analysis with Safety Service Director Thomas Sweeney and city police and fire departments. July start. Minnick and Ward critique pace, urge outside firm, citing buffer needs. Line Drive cost is 150000 with 52000 from an ODNR grant. in-house work defended by officials.

North Ridgeville Shady Drive Line Drive Stewart Lovece Thomas G. Sweeney Gail J. Minnick Ruth Ward Planning Commission Minnick R.E. Warner and Associates Westlake Ohio Municipal League Rur Shady Road Sugar Ridge Road Lime Drive Council Allen C. Swindig Sr Daniel H. Zirzow Lynn M. Egensperger Oxbow Engineers

Final Avon Commons vote set amid burial ground concerns

Avon City Council moved the Avon Commons shopping center toward final approval next week despite protests about possible Native American burial pits on nine acres. An archaeological study was urged while the council also outlined how it will appoint a new at large member and council president after Edward Krystowski resigned May 26. Lorain County Common Pleas Court will rule this week on zoning approval for the development. First Interstate Development Co. chief Mitchell Schneider aims to build a 600,000 square foot shopping center on the site.

Avon Avon Commons Edward Krystowski Ken Demsey Akron Council City Hall Chester Road Lorain County Common Pleas Court Thomas Janas Mitchell Schneider First Interstate Development Co Pepper Pike

Amherst to tighten vicious dog law with breed rules

Amherst City Council advances a strengthened ordinance labeling more breeds as vicious. Law Director Alan Anderson supports adding breed specific language while the plan raises liability to 100000, requires dog registration, and muzzles in public.

Amherst Alan Anderson Steve P.simer 3Rd Ward Cleveland

Oberlin considers one year moratorium on rooming houses

Oberlin City Council proposes a year long ban on licensing new rooming houses to study zoning limits and fire code concerns. The measure follows concerns of unchecked student housing expansion amid uninspected houses and a pending $750000 suit by five landlords over a college letter warning about unlicensed homes. Planning officials will lead the study with the Housing Renewal Commission and Council, and the moratorium excludes currently licensed homes and those with license applications filed before the ordinance take effect.

Oberlin Oberlin Planning Commission Oberlin College College Nancy Dye Dye Common Pleas Court Robert DiSpirito Catherine Jiang Jiang Michael Reynolds Reynolds Gary Boyle Planning Commission Housing Renewal Commission City Council

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