Wellington OKs road work bid for three streets
Wellington council accepted Plas Construction Corp of Elyria as the sole bidder for South Street and Carpenter Street blacktop work, with costs of 2070 and 1644 dollars respectively. Magyar Street was not bid, with re bids planned. Funds come from the income tax capital improvements fund.
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Plas
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Wellington to study revised storm sewer plan for floods
The Wellington finance committee will study a $415 161 revised plan from Poggemeyer Engineers to reroute and build storm sewers. It would handle about 47 percent of the village storm water, mainly downtown, with a 60 inch line running to Wellington Creek. Financing could be 3.5 percent of village valuation or about $371 450 without a vote, with the Board of Public Affairs possibly funding the difference.
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Village Council
Lester Poggemeyer
Bowling Green
Wellington Creek
Penn Central Railroad
Poggemeyer
Board of Public Affairs
Council
Couple to Protest Proposed 2694 Property Assessment
Wellington residents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cassell aim to block a 2694 dollar assessment on their Grand Avenue corner lot. They question intersection charges, proportionality with neighbors, and value benefit while the village sorts Grand Avenue street circle assessments. Hearing set for 7 30 p m with assessment board.
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Grand Avenue
Assessment Equalization Board
Raymond Cassell
Grand Ave
Cassell
Circle
Montrose Way
Courtland Street
Tree trimming program gains council approval in Wellington
Wellington’s Shade Tree Commission won council approval to continue trimming dead and dangerous limbs on public trees. The planned $1,120 project by Funk Brothers of Wooster follows recent work on 350 trees at a cost of $1,578 with costs shared by the board of public affairs, village council, and the shade tree commission. The program also planted 140 trees on curb lawns earlier this summer and may plant again next spring. The effort earned attention for a forthcoming Ohio Municipal League article by Ernst Henes.
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Shade Tree Commission
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Village Council
Council
Stevick
Tree Commission
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Wellington Enterprise
Ernst Henes
Columbia seeks state help to clear snow on roads
At the Township trustees meeting Columbia Township discussed a plan with State Highway Department official James Corcoran to have the state supply salt in exchange for the township taking on more snow removal on Route 82 and Route 252. The group will study the proposal and later discuss details at a work session with Corcoran, trustees, and road crews.
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Columbia Township
James Corcoran
State Highway Department
Rowland Bartter
Corcoran
Park Development Group Commended by Columbia Trustees
The Columbia Trustees commended the local park development committee for its township park efforts. Sanitary facilities will be added at Westview Park and the Columbia Park roof will be finished this fall. New playground equipment was installed at the village center and the basketball court is in use. The group plans two tennis courts next spring, about 1500 dollars per court with volunteer labor. Kiwanis Club donated 108 dollars toward the project.
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Columbia
Columbia Trustees
Westview Park
Columbia Park
Calvin Ball
Kiwanis Club
Lorain moves forward on sewer relief plans to lift freeze
Lorain city council authorized F A Thomas Associates to prepare detailed relief sewer plans from Beaver Creek pump station to the Rt. 611 bypass and to file federal grant applications. The move aims to secure funding to lift the west side sewer construction freeze, with completion expected within 30 days and an estimated cost to solve the problem potentially reaching 18 to 20 million dollars.
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Oak Point Road
Beaver Creek
F. A. Thomas
Philip Majorana
Terminal Import Export Co
Fire and council actions in Elyria update
Fire log notes a gas stove flare up at 218 West Bridge Street Elyria confined to a dish towel with no apartment damage and a 1 42 a.m. electrical wiring fault caused minor damage to a tractor trailer on Cleveland Street. Council proceedings approve rezoning near Lorain Plaza Shopping Center reflect traffic and paving commitments.
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West Bridge St
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Lorain Plaza
Marvin Mintz
Meister Road
33Rd Street
Oberlin Avenue
LCCC Announces Open Registration Days
Lorain County Community College will hold open registration for day and evening classes on campus tomorrow and Thursday. Registration for fall quarter at the Office of Admissions center building runs 9 to 11 a.m., 1 30 to 3 p.m., and 9 p.m. tomorrow, plus 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Office of Admissions
Zodiac Daily Horoscope Paragraphs From 1971 United Feature Syndicate
A forceful yet tactful approach helps negotiate decisions and gain support without provoking enemies. Read today’s star guidance for Virgo to Leo, noting caution for Libra, Aquarius, and Cancer. Influential talks may improve personal matters and career prospects today.
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