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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
1
Lodi village faced a meeting with no quorum yet citizens pressed officials over storm sewers and chronic flooding. residents urged action on Ash Street barricade and Richardson Street abandonment while LeMar urged action on trash burning and vacant lots near Academy Street.
Brunswick mayor says tax dollars fund mains and tower and warns against water annexation by Hills Township. Council criticizes the Hills contract noting Cleveland must sign first. O Malley seeks flood aid and posts for building zoning inspector with strict qualifications.
Consoling Comforter Cheryl Brubaker 18 and Terry Farren 17 both of Medina rehearse for July 28 and 29 performances of Impromptu by Tad Moses. The play is being performed by Community Artists Summer Theater.
Medina community theater presents Impromptu a living drama of truth versus illusion directed by Linda Weninger. One act July 28 29 at 8 p m in Ella Canavan School with cast members Bill Zimmie Cheryl Brubaker Kathy Been and Terry Farren.
In a brief meeting the Lafayette Township trustees considered buying end coders and decoders for fire department communications. Fire chiefs Jim Baker and Harry Deeks requested permission to burn a house in Montville Township for training. Deeks noted Lafayette Senior 4H girls are painting the firehouse interior for a community project.
Medina County Commissioners received a petition to annex 125.5 acres from Montville Township to Medina. A public hearing is set for 2 p.m. September 25 in the commissioners’ office, with the land located east of Wadsworth Road along the city line. Attorney Nevada Johnson filed for Gladys Nauert and Robert H. Davis.
Medina County Joint Vocational School Superintendent Charles Hawley said Washington indicated vocational funds would be available through a bill already approved by both houses. He expected bids for the new vo ed facility by October, with September 1974 as a feasible target if state action comes soon. Planning focuses on heating the plant and moving gas lines.
Brunswick city council schedules a special meeting on Monday July 31 to pursue changes in legislation to permit the city administration to hire an income tax administrator.
Partly cloudy and mild today with a high in the lower 80s. Fair tonight with a low in the lower 60s. Wednesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Winds from the west to northwest 5 to 15 mph today and diminishing tonight.
Medina city council passed six ordinances and two resolutions, then adjourned after 1 hour 15 minutes. Major changes include 30 days noncumulative sick leave for workers injured on the job, paving authorization on S Court Street, and a $259,100 street bond award to Ball Burge and Kraus. Police asked for six more officers per a recent study, with funding considered.
Medina bids for the Bellus Road Bridge in Hinckley must be submitted to the State Highway Department by Sept. 10. County engineer Jack Foreman says the bridge will be rebuilt to 44 feet with pedestrian walks using State Issue 1 funds, with work set to start after Labor Day.
Councilman William Moore says Brunswick residents may place only six bags of grass clippings each week for collection. He notes many new and longtime residents are unaware of the six bag limit in effect since the start of the year.
Brunswick council sanctioned eight ordinances and resolutions in its final session until September while leaving four items on the agenda. Actions adopted include budget adjustments for a municipal complex, street paving notes, insurance contracts, and a replat. The meeting also noted a plan to hire experts for an emergency health care study at a $4000 cost, with eventual reimbursement, and discussed traffic and utility issues in Berea Strongsville.
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