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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
3
Township residents debate rezoning to R-3 as sewer and water reach Brunswick. Trustees consider wide changes to avoid piecemeal development while preserving low density areas. Officials warn property taxes rise and developers gain while private water conveyance looms as faster option.
The Medina Board of Building Code of Appeals refused Donn Building Systems permission to use Romex non metalic wiring in two story Branch Road modular units citing safety limits of two stories. City inspector Roepke had already denied a permit and the board upheld that denial despite Donn asserting FHA standards state codes and noncombustible modules.
Medina officials review a 6.7 percent pay rise request for 1972 city employees led by Mayor Fred M. Greenwood. The Finance Committee meets Thursday at city hall to debate 1972 appropriations and may cut the proposal as advised by the administration.
Orrville Technical College plans a September opening on a 160 acre site two miles north of Orrville. Marvin Phillips says enrollment aims for 500 this fall and a maximum of 1000, with 80 courses across Liberal Arts and technical two year programs. The open door admission policy and commuter campus design emphasize cost, convenience, and close student counseling.
The proposal outlines salaries for city department heads including service director law director prosecutor assistant law director parks and recreation director police chief finance director clerk of council and bail municipal court clerk.
Janet Craig, a Seville sixth grader, finished sixth after missing on mufti. She will have two more years to try for Akronionals as she continues to qualify through Retee.
A cloudy windy day turns cooler with showers likely. Highs in the 40s and a chance of snow flurries tonight into Thursday.
Medina County auditor Gordon Morton stresses the value of filing for the Homestead Exemption. Eligible residents 65 in 1972 with income under 8000 may reduce real estate taxes, with examples in Spencer, Litchfield, Brunswick, and Sharon townships. Applications are due by early June, require income details and tax statements, and can be filed at the county auditor's office or via an authorized proxy.
A Medina planning panel meets at 7 30 p m Thursday in Municipal Court to hear a conditional zoning request for Yorktown West and a public hearing for a six unit apartment at S East and E Smith streets. Ernest Hayhurst will discuss land ground cover during development to prevent drainage issues.
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