Appraisals Go To State Court In Medina County
The Fair Tax Group of Akron has asked Ohio Supreme Court to weigh perceived disparities in Medina County property assessments. Auditor Gordon Morton will meet with the prosecutor before commenting. The group cites 10 properties with deficiency notices tied to recent re evaluations by Cole Sayer Trumble and stresses equal value as required by the court.
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AL Thomas Medina
Medina County
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Fair Tax Group of
Akron
High Court
Gordon Morton
Fair Tax Group
Gazette
Cole-Sayer-Trumble
Supreme Court
Morton
Monday
C. J. Anderson
Medina
Medina COE Banquet honors twenty with Employee and Student of the Year
Medina High School COE held an Employer Employee Appreciation Banquet at D Amico s with eighty attendees. Pam Mallory and Lynn Cole won Employee of the Year and Student of the Year respectively as Carol Toth presented awards and certificates of appreciation to participating employers including WDBN FM Tru Fit Screw Products Medina Recorder s Office and Matco Allied Equipment among others.
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Lynn Cole
Center
COE
Medina — Medina
Pam Mallory
Matco Allied Equipment
Carol Toth
Wdbn-Fm
Jackie Lee
Sharon Kramer
Glenn A. Toth
Beverly Fesko
Regina Neal
Republic
Jean Dietrich
Karen Souder
Medina Veterans Welfare
Diane Cowden
Medina Sheriff’s Office
Debbie Smith
Medina Recorder’s Office
Toni Walter
Medina Municipal Court
Kathy Promey
Medina Commissioners
Fred Fri Sr
LuAnne West
Family Guidance Clinic
Joni Gary
J. R. Eggleston
Julia Williams
Delor Industries
Pam Wilson
Augnat Associates
Gayle Calvert
Medina Junior High
Beth Olds
Medina County Jvs
Margaret Wadsworth
Richley Named To Ward One Council Seat In Brunswick
Louis Richley, former councilman, was sworn in by Mayor Charles O Malley to fill Ward One. Richley, married with four children, has long ties to local groups and Ohio Bell. Council noted a 66-100 cent rate hike by Columbia Gas starting April 1 under the fuel clause. The county plans a June 26 annexation hearing for 153 722 acres on Grafton Road, with a letter against paving along that road from Brunswick Reformed Church. Weather delays delaying road striping. A Medina County tax equity dispute accuses 10 privileged taxpayers of $947,000 in under assessed property taxes, with a request to correct valuations based on actual selling prices.
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Brunswick
Louis Richley
Ward One
Richley
Charles O’malley
Council
Columbia Gas
Thomas Skidmore
Grafton Road
Medina County
Akron
Brunswick Plans Municipal Complex On Center Road
City officials unveiled a plan for a 525000 municipal complex on Center Road to house city hall and the police department. The project would be funded by bonds with a 45 day option to purchase and notes to Medina County Bank. Architects Architerra outlined an 18000 square foot brick building on a five acre site east of Chalet Apartments with trees preserved.
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Brunswick
Center Road
O’malley
Fire Department
West Center Road
Couricrl
Chalet Apartments
Architerra
Council
Medina County Bank
O'Malley
Highland Principal Chaffee Named Cloverleaf Assistant
Cloverleaf Board selects Richard Chaffee former Highland High principal to become Cloverleaf Senior High School assistant principal. Chaffee, 45, started teaching at Chatham within Cloverleaf and led Highland for 15 years. He holds a Baldwin Wallace degree and a Kent State MA. Two new policies allow three year graduation with 17 credits and state requirements.
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Marilyn Moore
Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf Board of Education
Richard Chaffee
Highland High School
Cloverleaf Senior High School
Chaffee
Chatham
Highland
Baldwin-Wallace
Union Street dedication approved by Medina council
The Medina Planning and Zoning Commission and city council approved the Union Street dedication plat across the future Medina High School site. A $750 tap-in charge per single family unit and a $2 monthly charge for on dedicated streets were set to fund future sewer facilities. The ordinance also adjusts sewer assessments and credits, with the YM YWCA objecting to the street as a boundary. The measure aims to prevent developers from avoiding the tap-in fee and to secure a $30,000 credit for the school district.
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Doris Kilbane
Medina
Planning and Zoning Commission
Union Street
Medina High School
Planning Commission
Council
Weymouth Road
Henry Jaeger
Hotz
YWCA
Henry Lambee
Jaeger
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Bud Persson
Don Bardine
Mike Dungjen
Medina Coe
Lands
Sam’ Boyer
Colony Park Homeowner’s Association
Democrat Club
Ohio Bell
Maxine
Bettie Lane
Brunswick Reformed Church
County Joint Vocational School
Albert Wirz
Liaion
Ohio
Board of Tax Appeals
Wirz
Ghent
Merle M. Myers
Jerome J. Waskowski
American Institute of Architect
Police Department
Myers
Squires, Saunders and Dempsey
Brunswick Municipal
Highland’s Chaffee
Kent State
Reno Shearer
John Root
Ken Hotz