Locust Corner hinges on zoning to set home sizes
Pierce Township zoning officials plan a public hearing May 31 at the township hall to decide minimum living areas and total floor space for new homes. The measure, backed by Clermont County planning staff, could push construction toward 1400 sq ft living areas and 1600 sq ft total with garage and basement, affecting access for moderate income buyers. Citizens from Arcadia and Rivendell voiced support and concerns about higher prices, deed restrictions, and impacts on property values.
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Locust Corner
Pierce Township Zoning Commission
Clermont County Planning Commission
Pierce Township
Kuehn Frederick
Zoning Commission
Keith Shebesta
New Horizon Home Builders Inc
Arcadia Subdivision
Arcadia
R. Herman
Rivendell
New Horizon
Herman
James Padsen
Lewis Road
Padsen
Kay Sigsbee
Sycamore Lane
Karen Register
Oakwood
New Horizon House
Farmers Home Administration
Shebesta
Pierce
David Light
Behymer Road
Carl Martineck
Merwin-Ten Mile Road
Landon
Indian Hill
Plan would widen county investment pool in Ohio
Clermont County treasurer David F. Smith questions effects on local banks and liquidity if a proposed plan to pool county, municipal, township and school district funds with state money passes. Withrow of Marion County explains potential higher returns and added pool size, while note on state and local depositories and banks serving Clermont County.
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Batavia
Clermont County
David F. Smith
Ohio General Assembly
Smith
Withrow
Marion County
Ohio
Clermont
Milford
New Richmond
Adaptive fashion show features music group and models
Human awareness Conservatory of Music presents an event where wheelchair use by members does not interfere with performance. Pictured left to right are Cha In-Hong, Lee Kang-Il, Shin Jong-Ho and Jung-Jim. In a second photo Gary Kasarick models adaptive clothing including a slip over t-shirt and elastic waist slacks.
Ship blasts off to new planet by Loveland-Miami class
Reporter Sharon Brumagem notes fifth to fourth graders at Loveland-Miami Elementary designed and launched an imaginary spaceship to Ameron as part of a science and literature project. The lesson explored leadership, economy, and social roles, with speeches on equal money and no taxes.
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Sharon Brumagem Sourier
Kathy Dunkin
Loveland-Miami
Ameron
Dunkin
Earth
Ameron I
County to Pick Firm for Clermont Office Space Plan
Clermont County commissioners near mid June to announce one of 11 firms chosen for a county office space master plan. Proposals ranged 7500 to 90000 dollars, with study lengths 6 weeks to 6 months and 150 to 2500 hours. Interviews with three firms will occur by late May, with a goal to complete the study by September.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Jerry R. McBride
McBride
Walter Carter
Dogs to join sheriff staff two canines to aid drug searches
Sheriff John Van Camp will add two dogs to the staff. A Labrador trained to sniff drugs will serve the sheriff and MAN Unit on two hours notice, via a local security contractor. German shepherd Neka, in training in Cincinnati, nears duty and will aid in building searches, tracking, and detaining suspects.
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Batavia
John van Camp
Sheriff's Office
van Camp
Neka Il
Cincinnati
Canine Academy
David Lemle
Lemle
Neka
Consortium, juvenile court renew pact to cut high school dropouts
In Batavia Clermont Warren Consortium and Clermont County juvenile court renew a four year contract to reduce dropouts. Education conference officer will warn of juvenile court charges after 10 unexcused absences and hearings at 15 absences. Consortium pays 7899.82 dollars covering two thirds of officer's salary and expenses for 1984 85. The court also channels in school program slots under the Job Training Partnership Act for potential dropouts referred by the court.
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Doug Brothers
Sitter search draws strong response in classifieds
M C ran a classified ad seeking a cane and reported abundant responses with, We had lots of response, it was even better the second week, very happy. For similar action, call 528-6444 to connect with an ad visor. Advertising 681-0471, Circulation 542-0474, Classified 528-6444, News 528-1115.
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