Columbia zoning board sets industrial district requirements
The Columbia Zoning Commission approved amendments for light and heavy industrial districts defining building heights up to 50 feet, 2 acre minimums, 100 foot street setbacks, parking for employees and visitors, and strict yard buffers near residential zones. Signs and lighting limits, loading storage rules, and landscaping standards are specified with a 100 foot residential buffer on side and rear yards. The vote was unanimous, marking nearly two years of work, with Commercial zoning to be studied next at Oct 13 meeting.
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State Rt. 82
Columbia Township
PTA to Explain Bond Issue in Tuesday Election
Grafton Elementary and Midview Junior High PTA members will distribute literature detailing the new junior high school bond issue to be voted on in the Tuesday special election. Alan DuVernay, co chair of the Build Midview Committee, spoke on the bond issue and answered questions.
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Grafton
Grafton Elementary - Midview Junior High
PTA
Alan DuVernay
Build Midview
Temple OES sells brooms made by the blind
WELLINGTON Temple Chapter 103 Order of Eastern Stars sells brooms crafted by the blind. The season opener covered bylaws changes, upcoming installations for Rainbow Girls and DeMolay leaders, and an auxiliary meeting date. PTA funded a public address system and Junior Britannica as the library’s Junior Britannica set.
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Wellington
Order of Eastern Stars
District Four
Stuart Wells
Kathy Dickason
Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Dickason
Russell Dickason
East Herrick Ave
Mike Stemple
Sydney Stemple
Park Pl
Sara Binder
Ruth Navratil
Temple
PTA
Paul Ciprian
Richard Kowalski
Kenneth Grosseck
Doyle Blackburn
Arthur Eslinger
Thomas Gauvreau
Wally Wildenheim
Clayton Chavalin
George Morningstar
Donald McCaughey
Charles ‘Borling
Policy shift promises quick Hocking River pollution study
Sen. Walter H. Moeller of Ohio announced that the Public Health Service will immediately study pollution in the Hocking River basin. He predicted a report within 30 days showing pollution from seepage of acids and poisons from abandoned coal mines.
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Hocking Basin
Senete
CPT
Yay
Walter H. Moeller
Ohio
Public Health Service
Hocking River
Lancaster
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Gardner Jewelers
Michael Radosevich
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Elyria
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Leek
Playboy
General Electric Co
Kohlmyer’s
Pearl Ave
Oakwood Shopping Center