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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1988
Page
3
Clermont Police Chiefs group led by Chicks and Stevie seeks county and administrator Dinan attendance at their April 7 meeting to explain a move to create a municipal court. They cite caseloads in county courts and urge legislative action, but the effort stalled for lack of a second.
Department Health pushes a two year plan for a mental health levy as part of ongoing funding efforts. Officials emphasize sustainability and expanded services while outlining steps to secure voter support and legislative approval.
Batavia planners sent back six amendments to Pierce Township text at the March 22 meeting. The commission agreed with staff on zoning changes and rejected an attempt to rezone all R-1 land west of Tabasco Road and Terrace View Drive to R-2. Children's World sought zone change for a child care project on Semetectass Chefaut View StoneLick area.
Clermont County Community Services Weatherization announces insulation in attics and walls, furnace retrofit, and window reglazing to protect residents. The program provides labor and materials to improve energy efficiency and safety for eligible households.
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The notice outlines voter eligibility for the May 3 ballot including residency and age requirements, and lists public voting locations such as schools and motor vehicle offices. It also reports bids for a Bauer Road bridge project with Thompson Co. as low bidder at 145,251.80, plus other bids and state funding details for Ohio school subsidies and employment services.
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