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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1981
Page
2
On November 11 1981 Tarvin requested a recount while outlining major township concerns zoning parks signs and the potential return of Cincinnati city income tax to Union Township. He noted possible court action and said he would pursue park and tax issues regardless of the recount outcome.
Trustee-elect cites numerous reports of vandalism and speed sign damage on Gardner Lane, while residents demand stronger zoning rules to protect residential property values. McBride notes enforcement of portable sign restrictions begun recently and flags cautious review of incorporation as unproven benefits.
Batavia Ford Plant weighs week to week layoff plans as a response to the weak economy. No layoffs this week, next week still in question, while production cuts and cost controls are pursued. Officials say closing the plant is not being considered despite nationwide pressure. Unspecified number of workers could be affected after last week’s report of 400 to 500 potential layoffs.
Clermont County received 57911 dollars in the ninth distribution of 1981 state motor vehicle registration fees. A statewide total of 13999938 dollars was distributed. Awards to counties townships and cities are based on a formula using registered motor vehicles within each area.
The O Bannon Creek Waste Treatment Facility plan faces renewed scrutiny as residents like Robert George of Shiloh protest exclusion from revised sewer plans. EPA ordered reanalysis and cost concerns kept the project in flux with costs near twenty million dollars while sites shifted and local officials weigh options for construction and funding.
A 32 year old Union Township man Dan R Olson was found guilty of public indecency in Spr ingdale Mayor s Court. Olson, address 741 Miles Lane, faced arrest late last month after incidents in Tri County area shopping center restrooms. Council President Vernon French presided in Mayor Johnson s absence. Olson received the maximum 30 day jail term and 250 fine, suspended jail and 150 of the fine, two years probation, and court costs.
Vogelgesang told the Courier his four and a half years in county office gave valuable experience in public service and thanked County Auditor James Rymer for support. He will stay active in the Republican party and may run for office again, in township village or county. He hopes to gain private sector experience.
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