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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1984

Page

8

Plum Creek Drive parking ban faced by residents again

A petition signed by 32 Plum Creek Drive residents protested the No Parking rule enacted May 7 to curb hazards from on street parking. Trustees delayed enforcement, seek legal advice on load limits, and will review the petition. Nearby notes: firemen to attend hazardous materials seminar, VFW lease to Hot Stove League, staff changes, zoning board meetings, and successful roadside litter pickup with 21 dumpsters filled.

Ruth Brosche Columbia Plum Creek Drive Karl Kret Uer Plum Creek Yanke Garrett Murray Columbia Vfw Hot Stove League John Pojman Matt Hennis Zoning Board Zoning Board of Appeals St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Gloria Krettler Scouts

Sheffield Lake sets pay for part time service staff

Sheffield Lake council approved a pay schedule for part-time service department workers with rates from 6 dollars per hour for Class A to 5 dollars for Class C. Vote was 5 to 2 with Donald Smith and Joan Acker man opposing. Smith argued 6 dollars for Class A is too low. Wal ton said part-timers will cover summer work and snowplow removal. An ordinance on hiring limits is expected. A five member committee will study police department expansion or space needs. A petition to publish the police log was referred to mayor and safety director.

Sheffield Lake Donald Smith Joan Ackerman Smith Jeannette Maggard Mear] Walton

Firefighters flush hydrants in Carlisle Township for two months

Firefighters in Carlisle Township began flushing hydrants and will continue intermittently for the next two months. Chief Raymond Hildebrandt advised residents to check their water and run it if it appears rusty until it clears.

Carlisle Carlisle Township Raymond Hildebrandt

Elyria Board expands counseling staff for elementary students

The Elyria Board of Education approves hiring two more guidance counselors next year to bolster K through 12 programs, focusing on prevention over remediation. The district also approves Kings Academy leasing of the Allen School for 37,000 next year with an option for 39,000 the following year, and accepts gifts totaling 2,657 from Franklin PTO and Erie Parent- Teachers, Inc.

Elyria Elyria Board of Education Leonard Straad Strnad Kings Academy Allen Franklin Pto Erie Parent- Teachers, Inc

Carlisle volunteer fireman named assistant zoning inspector

Carlisle Township Board of Trustees named David Street a Carlisle volunteer firefighter as the new assistant zoning inspector. Street, a full time Elyria firefighter, replaces Richard Vanek who resigned last month. Street earns 4.50 per hour plus 20 cents per mile for travel and will fill in for Ken Starett for the next two weeks.

Carlisle David Street Carlisle Township

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