Westlake OKs Struers HQ plans with landscaping requests
Westlake Planning Commission approved Struers Inc relocation of its national head office for metal graphic equipment to First Street and between Canterbury and Columbia roads, with a two color masonry building of 9 000 square feet of offices and 8 000 square feet of warehouse on a 342 acre site. Neighbors urged buffering along the rear abutting railroad tracks, proposing trees or screening to reduce sightlines while noting past issues with teen drinking.
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City Planning Commission
First Street
Bay Village
Planning Commission
Streers Inc
Canterbury
Colum
Robert Parry
Settlement reached in DD land use case near Great Northern Mall
NORTH OLMSTED The long awaited settlement in the Developers Diversified suit over 42 acres south of Great Northern Mall is now ready for City Council study. The plan calls for one hotel three office buildings and a buffering multi family zone, with protections for nearby residents and the historic Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Great Northern Mall
Dean McKay
D-4
Wolstein
Great Northern Boulevard
McKay
Butternut Ridge
Compromise OKd after NC shouting match in council session
North Olmsted officials clash in executive session over city code consultant hiring. Mayor Petrigac agrees to hire Robert C. Hill to review codes as Safety Director Bud Becker gains a $2,765 raise and other city workers receive targeted increases.
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North Olmsted
Yvonne Petrigac
Petrigac
City Council
Robert C. Hill
Bud Becker
Ronald Tallon
D-1
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Becker
Petrigae
Richard Noble
Ralph Bohlmann
Noble
Florence Campbell
Becker and Noble
Council
Betsy Jack
Division of Aging
Bill Cunningham
James Dubelko
Cunningham
Dostal Returns to Bay Village Council After Court Ruling
Former Ward 1 councilman Anton Dostal resumes seat on the Bay Village council after a Common Pleas Court judge blocks seating of challenger Tom Russell. Russell plans an appeal over a charter ban on elected officials holding other municipal jobs. Council weighs charter amendment to clarify the rule.
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Angelotta
Russell
Dostal
Tom
Ward 1
Richard Tarieska
Euclid
Gary Ebert
Ebert
Martin
Panama troops rout marchers seize foes in hotel assault
Troops fired shotguns tear gas and water cannon as thousands protested Gen Manuel Antonio Noriega in Panama City. Police stormed the Marriott Hotel arresting opposition leaders and journalists after a daytime march shut down by a general strike. Dozens were injured and many arrested amid the crackdown.
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