Fair Tax Group Faces Setback in Property Valuation Fight
Citizens For Fair Taxation learned that a Supreme Court ruling limits challenges to lower assessments. Robert Jacob said adjoining properties can be raised to 3 percent, but not sought for personal reductions, triggering walkouts by about half the group.
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Citizens For Fair Taxation
Mest
Robert Jacob
Cincinnati
Jacob
Supreme Court
Harley
Harley Sheppard
Fair Tax Group
Courier
Bill Schickel
County Administrator Defends East Gate Mall Plan
Clermont County Administrator Whitford defended the Shaylor Run sewerage system and promoted the Mt. Carmel East Gate Mall project. He said the mall would create 2500 jobs and bring substantial revenue, while awaiting an $200,000 Economic Development Administration grant toward an $800,000 project.
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Whitford
Shaylor Run
Clermont County
Mt. Carmel
Developers Seek County Support for Union Township Housing Plan
County developers from Ackerman Inc met with County Commissioners on Friday to seek firm answers about a Clough Pike and I-275 apartment project. EPA reports and Union Township Homeowners opposition shape timing. Commissioners lament publicity and discuss sewer taps linked to Hall's Run sewerage system and East Fork plant funding.
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Union Township
Cee Eee
EPA
Board of Health
Planning Commission
Ackermann Enterprises
Timothy Hogan
Hall’s Run
East Fork
Little Miami
Batavia Police Seek Pay Hike Delayed Until July
Batavia police face no across the board raise until July with a proposed five percent increase. Chief N C Ward criticizes council for underfunding and notes patrolmen earn 7500 and 6600 annually while a deputy sheriff makes 10500. Ward cites no overtime and no holiday pay amid financial woes and an income tax dispute.
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Batavia
N.C. Ward
New Richmond Proposes Master Plan To Fix Roads Drains
New Richmond Village Council unveiled a master plan by Construction Design Service Inc to improve Main St drainage, sidewalks, and gutters. Wayne Schuler submitted drawings. federal funds are sought, with local funding as backup if needed. Chairman Lees highlighted substandard housing, inviting officials to inspect. a public meeting with Queen City Metro is set March 4 at 8 p.m. to discuss bus routes, schedules, and local concerns.
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Steve Kemme
New Richmond Village
Construction Design Service Inc
Wayne Schuler
Wolf
New Richmond
Lees
Alfred Ginn
Ohio Building Dept
New Ri
New 10 Fee Imposed For Electrical Insp
The Building Department imposes a 10 electrical inspection fee for new wiring. Jesse Smith, head of the local Building Department, notes state certification changes place county oversight on most inspections except nursing homes, hospitals, schools, and churches over 100 seats. The state continues to enforce its period and may shift Smith from a part time to a full time post after probation.
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Jesse Smith
Smith
Two Ways To Cross The Water Find Parked Trucks Overnight
Drivers with half load trucks park in a garage overnight instead of taking waste to the landfill. The fragment notes two crossing methods and hints at common disposal choices.
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Eeees
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Ackerman Inc
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Hogan
Ackermann
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Ward
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Lorinie Garner
Batavia Income Tax Bureau
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