Brunswick to vote on federal funds for master plan
Brunswick City Council weighs accepting a federal grant of 14 000 with a 7 000 local share to update the master development plan last updated over a decade ago. The plan would address blight employment and industrial development with RPC oversight and possible hiring of a professional planner.
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Brunswick
Doris Kilbane
John Moss
Medina County
Moss
Bouman
Trimble
RPC
Batchelder explains funding to Cloverleaf ninth graders
Westfield Twp residents attend a Cloverleaf Junior High session as Rep. William Batchelder explains school funding. He details the equal yield formula, local valuation, House Bill 920, and CAUV impacts, noting Cloverleaf lost 109000 in CAUV revenue while education funds lag welfare.
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Batchelder
Sandee Lemasters
Westfield
Jann Gallagher
Cloverleaf Junior High School
William Batchelder
Medina
Cloverleaf
R-Medina
Cloverleaf Junior High
Ohio
Gazette
Harrisville landfill prompts county inspection over dumping
County commissioners discuss landfill conditions at Harrisville Two and the dumping of septic tank sewage at treatment plants. Trustees decry inadequate covering on Bill Campbell's Jamison Road site amid a private dirt dispute. Inspect planned next week. County halts septic tank dumping at Hinckley plant to avoid EPA fines. fees and restrictions expected. Also progress on jail renovation and tax bill coordination with reappraisals. phase two courthouse work bid advertised. grievance committee formed for CE T A workers.
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Jim Woods
Medina
Harrisville Two
Bill Campbell
Jamison Road
Mark Whitfield
Kenneth Hotz
Campbell
John Oberholtzer
Oberholtzer
Hotz
Hinckley
Environmental Protection Agency
Hincley
Ron Kochanski
Whitfield
Developer offers higher aid to Brunswick Woodstock Village plan
Developer Joseph Leahey proposes to raise his per lot contribution to 200 dollars from 150. The first 150 dollars funds the Grafton Road park, the extra 50 can aid the Fire Department. Three donated lots on Grafton and N Carpenter roads remain for a fire site with utilities, plus possible extra land and architect work for a new fire station. The plan envisions 100 single family lots and is to be reviewed May 25.
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Brunswick
Planning Commission
Woodstock Village
Joseph Leahey
Grafton Road
Leahey
Grafton
N. Carpenter Roads
Fire Department
Medina schools keep playgrounds open all summer
Medina Board of Education approved continuing outdoor playground use during summer while buildings close to cut electricity costs. Junior high remains open for summer classes. city programs will shift to parks. Budget concerns were raised over a $1,033,000 loan against a 6.35 mill levy and timing of budget updates.
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Medina
Medina Recreation
William Dunn
Board of Education
Dunn
Heritage
Ella Canavan
Sidney Fenn
Crestwood
Ray Mellert
McMarlin
Glenhaven site eyed for homes as council acts
Village trustees discuss a $95,000 sale price for the Glenhaven lakefront property held by Roger Myers and review debris cleanup. Musch Builders proposes zero lot line cluster homes subject to village code while the council imposes an emergency rezoning for 125 foot frontage and depth. New contracts and staff changes include police, fire, lawn care, and Building Inspector vacancy.
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Chippewa-On-The-Lake
Roger Myers
Glenhaven
Myers
Musch
Council
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Medina County Regional Planning Commission
William Bouman
Bulding
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Neil Gray
Charles Clark
James McIlvaine
Ed Steingass
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Medina County Gazette
Medina, O
Dale McMarlin
Lou Vetter
Board
Leonard Morse
By Marilyn Moore
Gary Musch
Lafayette Two
Lafayette
Ron Flickinger
Lodi
Herbert Grubb
Harold Jenny
Peggy Davies
Jack Strayer
Davies
Chicago
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