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news@rural-urbanrecord.com ment claim. rent check to Fiscal Officer Denes. Conrad reported that Bill
Zoning Inspector Brett Linden reported that he fielded two Albrecht & Bob Storms installed additional high water signs,
Spring Soccer registration calls regarding the website not working, but when checked as well as replacing a stop ahead sign. Rental fees for the new
seemed to be working fine. Linden discussed adding subdivi- projector & large screen television were discussed. Conrad dis-
Wildcats - Spring soccer is here! Registration is now open, sion language to the zoning resolution as part of the February cussed the possibility of a joint OPWC project with LaGrange
welcoming new and returning players. Registration is online 10 Zoning Commission meeting. Township for an asphalt overlay project on Webster Road from
for easy access and convenience. Just go to our new website, LCOOA southern satellite board member Jackie John- Rt. 301 west to Diagonal Road with Shaun Duffala of the LC
www.lagrangeyouthsoccer.com. All registration information, son discussed the necessity of getting word out to our senior Engineer’s office and LaGrange Trustee Doug Gardner. Gard-
including dates and pricing, will be available on the site. citizens regarding vaccinations. Please direct any questions ner will discuss with LaGrange Road Supervisor Mike Fore-
Late day to register is March 18. regarding availability of vaccine clinics, etc. to Sarah Poling man regarding budgeted availability of funds for this project. A
or Lauren Ksiazek at the LCOOA. Twenty seven meals were
Lions Lenten Fish Fry Dinners delivered to senior citizens in the month of January thru the meeting to continue work on the restroom partitions was sched-
uled. Discussion was held regarding the purchase of a used 10’
MOW program. Tax preparation for seniors will be handled in
LaGrange Lions Lenten Fish Fry dinners will be held on a socially distant operation of drop-off & pick-up. conference room table with 8 chairs and a dry erase cabinet
from Eric Flynn Sr. for $1,250. A motion passed to purchase
Fridays, weekly through April 2, at Lions Park, located at 240 Roadman Albrecht reported that he and Bob Storms had re- same. A roll call vote was held: Chairman Conrad-Yes; Trustee
Glendale St., in LaGrange, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. These will all placed the burned out light on the dump truck. He also reported Johnson-Yes; Trustee Flynn-Abstained.
be drive-thru only and cash only. No phone orders accepted. that the road salt was wet and that they were having difficulty Matters to discuss at the February 10 Zoning Committee &
The menu will be: Full fish dinner - $12; Full shrimp dinner - spreading it at the walking trail. Recreation Board meetings were reviewed. Trustees Johnson
$12; Half fish/Half shrimp dinner - $12; Half fish dinner - $8; Hall coordinator Theresa Seman requested a hall rental spe- and Flynn will attend same. Chairman Conrad will be out of
Half shrimp dinner - $8; Mac n Cheese dinner - $6; and Hot cific email. Trustee Johnson will work on obtaining same. town. With no additional business to discuss, the meeting was
Dog meal - $4. The hot dog comes with fries. All other dinners Trustee Flynn spoke with Brett Herbert regarding tuck point- adjourned at 8:44 p.m. Submitted by Vicky Denes, Fiscal Offi-
come with fries, coleslaw, bread & butter. ing the stone building at the Cemetery and asked for a quote. cer, Penfield Township Trustees
A 50/50 and TV raffle tickets will also be available. Flynn spoke with Peter Zwick, Shaun Duffala & Steve Adams Penfield Township Cemetery Notice
at the LC Engineer’s office regarding restricted weight limits
Keystone Athletic Hall of Fame on roads. HB 35 would require a traffic study, boring tests, etc.,
before weight limits could be imposed. However, freeze/thaw All winter decorations will be removed from the grave sites
The Keystone Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Keystone restrictions can be placed with a simple resolution by the trust- on March 1, 2021. If you have decorations there that you do
Athletic Team Supporters (K.A.T.S.), is now accepting resumes ees. This restriction would be policed by the LC Sheriff’s mo- not want destroyed, please collect them prior to March 1. Also,
and applications for the Hall of Fame Class of 2021. The Hall bile scales unit. Flynn also spoke with the Engineer’s regarding please be advised that decorations must be placed on the footers
of Fame is open to applications for any athlete or team from prep work being included as part of their Chip & Seal Program. from April 1 through November 1 to allow for mowing. Addi-
Keystone High School, as well as the former LaGrange High This would not be feasible as many townships and entities have tionally, only 2 decorations per grave site are allowed.
School and Penfield High School. Athletes/teams will not be their own road department that handles this. Township roads in
considered until ten years after graduation; Class of 2011 is need of Chip & Sealing will be identified and quotes obtained CONSTRUCTION ALERT
included this year. Nominations should include KHS Letters for prep work, chip & sealing & berming to compare to the LC
won, local & state awards and any newspaper articles that sup- Engineer’s C & S program prices. Precision Paving & Mel-
port the nomination. Please send all applications with support- way does prep work, as well as Chip & Sealing. Trustee Flynn Penfield Township
ing information to: K.A.T.S., P.O. Box 744, LaGrange, Ohio spoke with Tony Polen who advised that since a replacement
44050. The deadline for resumes is April 1, 2021. tractor was received in October of 2020, the Township will not Lorain County Engineer Ken Carney announces the
Penfield Township Trustees need to order replacement until April or May. Flynn is working closure of Vermont Street, between Short Road and SR
on obtaining quotes to replace the Alamo road mower.
18, for the replacement of bridge #0127.
Trustee Johnson advised that additional security cameras
The February 2 regular meeting of the Penfield Township without solar panels can be purchased for $100 each. He con- The cost of the project is $339,999, with 95% Federal
Trustees was called to order at 7:30 p.m. All officers were pres- tinues to work with John Kiley on tree work. Johnson discussed funding and the remaining 5% funded by Lorain County
ent and seven guests attended the meeting. funding of salt for the walking trail at the KEY Collaborative Motor Vehicle Tax monies. The work is being completed
The minutes of the previous meeting were read & approved. meeting and was advised to submit a proposal form if the need by Ohio Concrete Paving of Parma, Ohio.
A motion passed to approve Vouchers #13329-13359, With- is determined. Johnson purchased four new window blinds and
holding Voucher #6-8-2021 and the January monthly reports, will install same. He replaced ten more fluorescent lights with The work is scheduled to begin at 8:00 am on Monday,
as well as the January Bank Reconciliation. LED’s in the Community Room. Johnson reported that he field-
Fiscal Officer Denes read the correspondence, which in- ed a call from California regarding tombstones of relatives that March 8, 2021 and is expected to be completed by 5:00
cluded notice of the availability of the Oberlin Municipal Court are buried in the Cemetery and was able to send photos of same pm on Friday, July 9, 2021, weather permitting.
annual report on their website, the LC Sheriff’s January report, thanks to Jackie Johnson’s cataloging & photographing. These
a funding request letter from the Wellington Exempted School relatives were part of the original settlers of Penfield. Detour signs will be posted. Your cooperation during
District and notice of PPE pickup date & time. Denes advised Chairman Conrad spoke with Roger Knapp regarding land construction is greatly appreciated.
that she was monitoring the Lubaski identity theft unemploy- rental. He signed a two year contract in 2020 and will drop off

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