City and School Officials Discuss Medina Truck Route
Medina City and Board of Education officials met in the Gazette office for a historic face-to-face discussion on re routing through traffic past Garfield Elementary on Smith Road. Manager Stuart Borden urged openness and flexibility to ease community tensions and reach a fair conclusion.
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Medina City and Board of Education
Gazette
Garfield Elementary School
Smith Road
Brunswick Hills Receives 2772 Federal Rescue Grant
Brunswick Hills township earns 2772 from the Federal Department of Transportation for rescue equipment and supplies. Fire Chief Carl Zimmerman notes 80 percent of the 3402 estimated cost will be covered with expenditures due within three months of July 25. Training and certification requirements are met. two monitoring units and two walkie talkies were declined.
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Sam’ Boyer Brunswick Hills
Federal Department of Transportation
Carl Zimmerman
Brunswick Hills
State Department of Health
Brunswick City Civil Service tests set for inspectors and dispatcher
The Brunswick Civil Service Commission schedules two Wednesday tests at 7 p.m. for an eligibility list of building and zoning inspectors and for a police–fire department radio dispatcher. Applications due by Friday noon, Aug. 18, with details at the city service office.
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Brunswick
City Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Police-Fire Department
Civil
Board Worried Over Traffic Hazards
Interview with school board members on traffic hazards caused by truck routing past Garfield and Smith Road areas. They discuss estimates for air conditioning, potential school closures, parking shortages, and by pass advocacy with mayoral letters.
Medina County considers two acre lot minimum for subdivisions
The Medina County Board of Health was urged to adopt a two acre per parcel minimum or provide sewer access to align with county agencies. Tri-County recommends three to five acres without sewers, while locals note varied township practices and soil issues. The board will study changes, with county commissioners retaining final subdivision approval authority.
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Medina
Medina County Board of Health
Leroy Dalheim
Tri-County
Douglas Gottron
Medina County
Chatham Township
Dalheim
Sharon
Guilford
York
Wadsworth
William Rapp
Health Board
City Officials Map Route To Fix Truck Problem
Greenwood officials explain why W Liberty Street traffic must be diverted from Rt 18 to protect the street. State funds would cover resurfacing only if trucks stay off Rt 18, with W Smith Road as the chosen by pass. Officials discuss one way traffic and potential by pass plans.
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Kaczenski
Smith Road
Doris Kilbane
W. Liberty Street
Greenwood
State Highway Department
Rt. 18
John Gilligan
Rep
William Batchelder
Trucking Association
E.L. Toberen
W. Smith Road
Highway Department
William T. Jackman
Liberty Street
Hattery
Liberty
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Eugene
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Ohio Department of Highway Safety
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Homestead Drive
Grafton Road
Fred McClure
Jeanette Drive
Cleveland
McClure
City of
Art Joreski
Joreski
Board
Henry Jaeger
Fred Greenwood
Jaeger
John Kaczenski
Kazenski
Glenn Hattery
Charles Davis
Mike Dungren
al Thomas
Board of Education
Garfield
AL Thomas Q
Ella Canavan
Sidney Fenn
Broadway
Gar
County Health Department
Dr. Dalheim
Tri- County Regional Planning Commission
D.E. Gordon
Area Air Pollution Control Group
W. Liberty
Toberen