Confusion over Elyria ward street project delays street work
Elyria Council wrestles with conflicting reports on Euclid Street storm sewer plans. Utilities committee wants Euclid Street dropped from the four street list, while the equalization board backs keeping it with relief costs. Council must appoint another board for a hearing before any work begins.
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Elyria
Equalization Board
Utilities Committee
Euclid Street
Robert Corts
Committee
Council
Corts
State plan to relocate Rt 60 fought in Florence
Public hearing aired objections to the proposed 14 mile relocation of Rt 60 from Garfield Road to Rt 113 in Florence Township. Erie County Engineer Ken Polta and Florence Township Trustees led concerns that the route bypasses a deficient grade and alignment and does not connect with existing county roads. Stan Hunt, state design engineer, noted high maintenance costs, frequent flooding, and accident risk on the current stretch.
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Birmingham
State Highway Department
Rt 60
Florence Township
Erie County
Kenneth Polta
Erie County Planning Commission
Garfield Road
Rt 113
Stan Hunt
Ken Polta
George Johannsen
Polt
Porta
Elyria Council to Decide Civil Service Status
Elyria Mayor Reichlin calls a special meeting with council members and the civil service commission amid questions of the commission's authority. City Solicitor Glavas will prepare an opinion on the commission's legal foundation in a few days.
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Leonard P Reichlin
Council
Birmingham Park
West River Street
17Th Street
Massey Avenue
16Th Street
Douglas Avenue
19Th Street
18Th Street
Community Development Department
Elyria Council
Elyria
City Civil Service Commission
Reichlin
Marguerite E Bowman
Scribner L Fauver
Kosma J Glavas
Glavas
Civil Service Commission
Fauver
Bowman
Commission
Elyria Memorial Hospital West Wing Project Under Way
Groundbreaking at Elyria Memorial marks a $476 million revenue bond financed expansion after city council approved ownership transfer. The project cost was trimmed from $635 million with a bid savings of about $19 million. Bond issues are rated top grade by Moody’s and S and P.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
City Council
Richard Desmond
Squire Sanders and
Dempsey
Cleveland
Council
McDonald and Co of
Desmond
Moody's
Standard and Poors
Commerce Union Bank of Nashville Tennessee
Lorain County National Bank
Tennessee Bank
Stabbing Case Delays Grid Talks Between Lorain Catholic Clearview
Two high school football players were stabbed after the game, Lorain Catholic halfback Victor Garcia and Clearview end Francisco Rosales were injured. Board discussions on athletic relations were postponed pending sheriff’s investigation and will be decided later.
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Lorain Catholic
Clearview High
Victor Garcia
Clearview
Frank Rosales
Garcia
Washington Ave
Lorain
St Josephs Hospital
Lorain County
Frank Dobos
Kathy Tomasic
Woodstock
Coleen Ridenour
Hudd Ave
41St Street
Broadway
Ridgeville Board Hears Two Site Proposals for New Elementary School
A committee on locating a new elementary school presented two written site recommendations to the Ridgeville board. The board affirmed plans to fund a Lear North School addition and a new elementary site with money from a $15 million bond issue to be voted on in November.
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Betler
Beitler
TRE Board
Lear North
Wer Beard
Wey Add
North Ridgevile
Tennes Beard
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Beverly Reising
Reising Shultzaberger
Taylor Beitler
Anthony Rage
Beilher
Beiller
Tayior
Mills Creek
Tavior Sand
Mills
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