Medina debates room tax plan for hotels in future Legacy Hotel site
Medina Finance Committee advanced a room tax proposal for hotels with 16 or more rooms. Three drafts were reviewed. the third blends the first two. A 3 percent excise tax would be paid quarterly to the finance department, with debate over directing revenue to the general fund rather than specific uses.
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Local baker teaches croissant class in Medina County
Medina seniors joined Alain Marec for a hands on croissant class at the Medina County Office for Older Adults Kitchen. Marec plans more sessions August 20 21 at the same site with an eight participant limit and a $10 fee. Sign up at 330 725 9177 or visit triskell bakery com for schedule.
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Seville considers six month moratorium on marijuana permits
Seville Village Council discussed a six month moratorium on accepting and processing zoning permits and licensing for cannabis cultivators processors and retail dispensaries for recreational use. Village Solicitor Ted Lesiak said the move mirrors actions taken when medical marijuana became legal in Ohio. The stopgap aims to let Seville craft its own rules since the state has not finalized regulations. The application period for a distribution permit began in June with permits expected by September 7.
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Lafayette Township fire district seeks 2 mill operating levy
Lafayette Township residents will vote on a 2 mill operating levy in November for the Lafayette Township Fire District to address fiscal concerns and fund a new ambulance. Fire Chief Brian Cavanaugh and Trustee Ty Fullerton explain the district has relied on 2006 era funding to run the department and building, prompting calls for change.
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Brunswick to reopen Route 303 after water main breaks
Brunswick officials moved to quickly fix Route 303 after two water main breaks shut portions of the road. The Committee of the Whole approved an emergency purchase not to exceed 200000 dollars for Crossroads Asphalt Recycling Inc. to perform repairs. Cleveland Water will later provide partial compensation to the city. The first break occurred east of Pearl Road and the second in front of Neura Park. City Manager Carl DeForest said the first break did not cause the second.
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