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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2014
Page
7
Elyria Finance Director Ted Pileski says about 358000 more can be used for street resurfacing, funded by 100000 from urban paving, 158000 by delaying Second and Third Street projects, and a 100000 bond retirement payment on Route 57. City council to review paving priorities at 6 p.m. today.
Timothy Ropchock 42 pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide and DUI for a 2012 state Route 58 crash that killed 58 year old Glenn Angney, with a blood alcohol level of 0.22. The plea followed a deadly collision involving a 1986 Volkswagen Rabbit.
Gov. Kasich proposes accelerating the 10 percent income tax cut, boosting small business relief to 75 percent, expanding the earned income tax credit, and raising exemptions for low income filers. A one year reprieve from district and teacher penalties tied to new education and evaluation standards accompanies four mid term budget bills advancing in the Ohio Senate.
North Ridgeville, Ohio, Fire Department sold a 1998 75 foot aerial ladder truck with 51,000 miles through Firetec.com. After broker commission, the city netted about 144000 to fund a new unit. Pittsford Vermont, a town of under 3000, bought the vehicle for its volunteer department and planned a parade entry.
Lorain Law Director Scott Serazin drafts a measure to fine adults up to 1000 dollars per party for hosting underage drinking events. He notes proving knowling provision is hard and aims to pass the ordinance before graduation season. The STOP task force meets June 12 at 4950 Oberlin Ave. for party patrol planning.
Lorain Department of Building Housing and Planning director Rey Carrion resigns to take a position with a Lorain County nonprofit. The 47 year old executive, who earns 75345 annually, says the new role fits his skills and personality. He notes past department work included low interest home improvement loans and community development successes despite a damaged reputation from a former director.
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