Lakota District Ballot Seeks 3.35 Mills for New Schools
Voters in the Lakota School District will decide on a bond issue of 3.35 mills per $1,000 assessed value on November 5. The plan funds a new middle and elementary school, a district maintenance center, bus facility upgrades, and improvements to existing buildings. Enrollment is expected to rise by 1,400 to 1,600 students in four years due to new housing and condos, with current capacity at 5,850 and enrollment near 5,795. The plan also envisions converting Lakota Middle and Senior High into a campus style facility, transferring middle school students to the new middle school.
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Chuck Elliott
Lakota
1Kota
Andakota
Henderson
Lakota High Hool
Referendum on Home Federal zoning for Pisgah shopping center
Union Township voters will decide November 5 on a zoning change for Home Federal Savings and Loan to B-1 for 15.4 acres fronting Cox Road. The plan includes redeveloping a 4.5 acre Pisgah site, part of the Lin Demon Farm 36.13 acre tract, after prior unanimous approvals by county planning bodies and a petition drive by 358 residents.
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Alice Battaglia
Union Township
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association
Sheop
Pisgah
Ome Federal
Cox Road
Butler County Planning Commission
Rural Zoning Commission
Board of
Butler County Commissioners
Lindemann
Home Federal plans zoning shift for Union Township tract
Home Federal proposes re zoning 15 acres in Union Township from residential to commercial for a shopping center. The firm will keep 18.7 acres on Lindemann Farm as single family housing and provide a 100 foot green buffer along Highland Acres. The move follows a county planning director recommendation as described by president J.
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Home Federal
Lindemann Farm
Highland Acres
Voter Guide Supplement For Local And State Elections
The Journal-News announces a Saturday Voter Guide supplement prepared with the Hamilton-Fairfield Area League of Women Voters. The 12 page guide covers candidates for all offices and over 20 ballot issues in Butler County. Available at newsstands or by phone for delivery. Parker Evans notes no final plans for a shopping center due to a proposed Route 42 by pass.
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Congress
Journal-News
Hamilton-Fairfield Area
League of Women Voters
League
LWV
Journal- News
Butler County
Parker Evans
Chian
Thatrea
Evans
Pisgah
Cox
Ega
John Road
By-pass plan eyed to ease traffic at proposed shopping center
Home Federal backs a by pass to relieve traffic at a planned Union Township shopping center. The bank would enlarge a drainage culvert at Highland Acres to curb flooding and supports re zoning, while opponents led by Pisgah Homeowners Betterment Association fear crime and congestion. John Parmater cites local access concerns and calls for development on already zoned business land.
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Evans
Home Federal
Route 42
West Chester Road
Highland Acres
Saxton Drive
Main Street
Butler County Engineers
Soil Conservation Service
Pisgah Homeowners __ Betterment Association
John Parmater
President's Commission On Crime
U.S
Parmater
Kingsgate
Tylersville Road
Interstate 75
State Highway Department
Union Township
Home Federals
Kids win costume prizes at Lakota Hills HOA party
Children posed for photographers after rivaling in a costume contest at a Lakota Hills Homeowners Association gathering last Sunday. The event awarded top prizes to creative outfits and showcased neighborhood spirit.
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Lakota Hills Homeowners Association
Union Township proposes renewal and add-on for police levy
Union Township trustees urge a Nov 5 ballot renewal of the 1.5 mill police levy for 1975 79 to maintain current levels. They note inflation requires restoring the levy to its 1.5 mill value though not increasing services, with salaries totaling about $95,000 for six patrolmen a new officer and a police chief forthcoming. They warn confusion with a separate defeated levy and explain the tax shift from a fixed 1.5 mills in 1970 to a current 1.04 mills.
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Union Township
Larry Gandler
Dave McGinnis
Ray Rosenberger
Police
Pos Aghonem
Justees
Union Township voter list tops 7500 as eight precincts loom
Butler County officials report a record 7,536 registered voters in Union Township ahead of the November 5 general election. New precincts 4LG and 4LH bring total precincts to eight, with levy funds and property taxes supporting a six full-time and four part-time police force. Trustees warn the department could be disbanded after 1975 if the levy fails and emphasize long term staffing and central dispatch improvements.
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Union Township
Hopewell
Butler County Board of Elections
Union School
Crestview Presbyterian Church
Lakota High School
Pisgah Church of the Nazarene
Pisgah
Hopewell Junior School
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