Kendal Seeks Shared 18 Passenger Bus For Lorain County
Kendal Oberlin is seeking grant funds to buy an 18 passenger bus for shared use by senior living centers and MOVE Lorain County. The plan, backed by Barbara Thomas and MOVE board member Sharon Pearson, aims to cut transit costs, serve up to 9000 people five days a week, and integrate with United Way of Greater Lorain County mobility management.
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Oberlin
Kendal
Barbara Thomas
Move Lorain County
Move Board
Sharon Pearson
Pearson
Move
United Way of Greater
United Way
Ryan Aroney
Aroney
Lorain County
Wellington buys back 25 acres for $1
Wellington plans to reclaim unused 25 acres north of Wellington High School for $1 from a 2004 sale. The land, once donated to the school system to consolidate students, was never developed, with the village citing ownership and future flexibility as the reason for the buyback. No development plans announced.
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Elyria High School
Wellington
Wellington High School
Guy Wells
Mark Bughman
Council
Avon sewer plan advances
Avon City Council moved forward with ordinances for a sanitary sewer along Elizabeth Avenue Path Drive Joseph Street and parts of Detroit Road to about 6100 feet of lines with related improvements The plan caps single family assessments at 12000 while the city covers additional costs Some parcels may pay more if land can yield extra lots The EPA audit prompted the project and real estate easement services will be handled by O R Colan Associates LLC Residents north of Detroit Road were not interested in participating and their five parcels were removed with option to rejoin by November
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Avon
Elizabeth Avenue
Path Drive
Joseph Street
Detroit Road
Ohio Epa
Ryan Cummins
O.R. Colan Associates LLC
French Creek Road
Century Lane
John Gaster
Gasior
Lorain Mulls Limits on Semi Truck Parking
Lorain officials consider a amended ordinance to restrict semi truck parking in city vacant lots. The plan would limit parking to two hours, raise penalties, and allow towing for violations amid concerns from residents, businesses, and mall owners about noise, fumes, and pavement damage.
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Lorain
Police/Fire and
Safety Service
Dan Given
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