Tentative approval granted for village growth project
The council and planning commission approve a development plan to double Amelia’s population featuring open space and no sidewalks, with a shopping center, office buildings, a community swim and tennis club, rental apartments, and three to four bedroom single family homes priced at 22 000 to 30 000 dollars. Apartments would be one to two bedrooms with at least one and a half baths. Public hearings on revenue sharing funds are set for Monday at 7 30 p.m. Zoning rules become effective this week and the fire siren has been repaired.
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Williams
Labor Day
Council
Planning Commission
Posal
Williems
Milford youth stabbing case hearing postponed to Friday
A 15 year old Milford boy charged in the April 28 slaying of Wanda Abramis had his juvenile court hearing postponed from Monday and rescheduled for Friday. Prosecutor Robert Jones sought extra time to present the case. The closed 9 a.m. hearing in Clermont County Juvenile Court will consider psychiatric evaluation and potential transfer to adult court. Abramis, 51, owner of a Main Street variety store, died from stab wounds. her daughter Karen was present at the shop.
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Sue Porter
Milford
Wanda Abramis
Robert Jones
Clermont County
Jones
Charles W. Jackson
Cee Ites
Reba Deenieg
Earl Konrad
Clermont County Sheriff's Deputies
Abramis
Dew Wolves
Nick Capurro
Main Street
Karen
Denise
Alice Stahl
Bellevue
Cincinnati
Homeowners reject EPA changes to Shayler Run Sewage permit
Union Township homeowners reject Monday provisions of an EPA permit to operate Shayler Run Sewage treatment plant. The county seeks revocation of conditions until Phase III funds apply, while the association insists on the current terms and a total tap-in ban if the county delays. They warn of court action if amendments persist. EPA says penalties can reach 10000 daily for noncompliance.
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Steve Kemme
Union Township
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Shayler Run
County
The
Homeowners Association
Nursing inn planned beside Clermont County Hospital site
Jerald Fortney reports a 1.25 million nursing inn to be built on ten acres near Clermont County Hospital on Harold Road east of Batavia. Groundbreaking is set for July with first phase due in about a year. Harold Hodges, owner of Clermont Nursing and Convalescent Home in Mulberry, leads the project and notes amenities including beauty shop and hydrotherapy for skilled care. He now lives in Newark and is son of the late Burton Hodges, former Clermont County recorder and Williamsburg police chief.
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Jerald Fortney
Clermont County Hospital
Harold Hodges
Clermont Nursing and
Mulberry
Milford
Batavia
Harold Road
Clermont County
Hodges
New Clermont
Owensville High School
Newark
Ohio
Burton Hodges
Williamsburg
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