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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2016
Page
6
Avon Lake voters renewed Issue 20 a five year 1.5 mill general permanent improvement levy for the school district raising 614 498 annually and costing 20 52 per year for a 100 000 home and Issue 21 a 2.8 mill library levy generating about 2.2 million annually with 96 per year for a 100 000 home.
Unofficial results show 61 percent opposition to Issue 8 with 5 794 votes against 3 760 in NORTH RIDGEVILLE. The 125 unit multi family project by Redwood Living faced local zoning changes for a Meadow Lakes Boulevard parcel near the Retreat at Stafford and Sandy Ridge Reservation.
Don Larson, who won 48 percent in the GOP primary against Steve Kraus and Joel Lieske, could face incumbent Marcy Kaptur in Ohio's 9th Congressional District. Kraus and Lieske traded late results with Kraus praising the process and both hopeful for November. Kaptur, the district’s longtime congresswoman, has held the seat for 33 years. Contact Katie Nix for more.
Oberlin voters approved two renewal levies in unofficial Lorain County results. Issue 25 a 5.05 mill renewal passed 2,685 to 1,130 about 70 percent to 30 percent for five years, preserving emergency operating funds. Issue 26 a 2 mill renewal won 2,742 to 1,085 about 72 percent to 28 percent for five years, funding general improvements such as buses and books. Superintendent David Hall praised the levy committee and community support.
Vermilion Schools Superintendent Phil Pempin celebrated the approval of a 9.96 mill renewal operating levy that funds about 20 percent of the district budget. Results showed strong margins in Erie and Lorain counties, with the levy generating $4.25 million annually and easing future funding needs through 2019 or beyond.
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