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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1990

Page

2

Oberlin seeks Issue 2 funds for sewer project

Oberlin City Council approved applying for Issue 2 funds to support a 1.12 million dollar sanitary sewer project on the southeast side. The city would seek about 123 thousand dollars from Issue 2 with the remainder financed by Ohio Water Development Authority loans or a Mortgage Revenue Bond. The sewer line would run near the proposed Station Square shopping center.

Oberlin Deborah Kimble Ohio Water Development Authority Station Square

EPA blocks new sewer plants halting Falls development

The Ohio EPA told Olmsted Falls it will not approve new or expanded sanitary sewer plants, stalling city growth. Mayor Kennedy says there is no building ban, but three developers face delays as only King James plant has slight capacity increase. Regional sewer project due by 1992 to service the city by 1993.

Olmsted Falls Ohio Environmental Protection Agency EPA Northeast Ohio Robert Kennedy John Januska King James Lindbergh and Sprague Roads Shore West Construction Plum Creek Shore West Kennedy Januska Rocky River Oberlin Ave Lorain Ohio

Oberlin official unveils revised campaign finance bill

State Rep Katherine Walsh and Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown introduced a broad reform bill in Oberlin to close loopholes require disclosures and set PAC reporting. The measure would limit anonymous contributions redirect such funds to charities and create a statewide PAC registry while tightening nonprofit disclosures and employee coercion rules. It also ties spending limits to office type per House Bill 861.

Oberlin Oberlin Inn Katherine Walsh Ohio Sherrod Brown Walsh Brown Political Action Committees Supreme Court

Ridgeville weighs 36 project wish list for Issue 2

North Ridgeville officials plan 36 projects for Issue 2 funding prioritizing street and sewer work. Mayor Armbruster Safety Service Director Blakely and Engineer Over discuss prioritization with council, aiming to pare list by June 18 for county and state consideration. Local projects include Mills Road Cook Road and Chestnut Ridge Road resurfacing and sewer and water upgrades.

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