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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1981
Page
3
The O Bannon Creek project in Goshen Township carries an estimated cost of 20.3 million dollars for disposal and treatment. Tapin charges are six dollars per front foot with a 400 dollar unit charge and a 600 dollar minimum per hookup. Funding includes 13.275 million dollars from the USEPA with$2.3 million forthcoming from other sources.
Candy Steward led a rat search in Union Forest Subdivision on October 5 after notifying township trustees on September 29. State Health Department expert Gene Vokes and regional official Glen Meyer labeled the issue patchy, not an epidemic, and urged property owners to clean up garbage and dog food. If rats grow, Vokes would return for intensified action. Steward reported one to three homes per street affected. burrows were common. Hines noted the County Health Department would inspect yards if requested, and court action would require rat evidence photos. Airman Christopher C Carlson, son of Ramon F Carlson, graduated from the procurement specialist course at Lowry AFB, Colorado. he is a Clermont Northeastern High School 1980 graduate.
Phillip C. Carson of CIMACORP urges coordinated rat elimination through sealed garbage, controlled pet feeding, and daily poison placement for two weeks to ensure burrows are vacated. Glueboards offer an alternative for indoor rat control as sticky boards trap crossing rodents.
Red Roof Inns of Cincinnati will build a low cost motel near the Mt Carmel Tabasco Road and SR a crossing in Cincinnati area. The project area received 2.4 million in revenue bonds to Red Roof Cincinnati III Co for construction. Jeff Reed and Talli, of Batavia, described serving traveling salesmen and business travelers with the chain.
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