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news@rural-urbanrecord.com ings at the hall, notice of an LCTA survey and a request from PHS Treasurer Jackie asked if their military display could
Justine Agosto to cancel a community room rental and receive remain up for another week. Permission was granted and con-
Lions seek monetary donations a deposit refund. Denes also presented a thank you note from gratulations given on a great Election Day display.
the Wildcat Wanderers 4-H Club for the use of the hall for their
Trustee Johnson reported that good ideas were discussed at
for food pantry meetings. Denes advised that she has not received the 9/30/20 the Zoning Commission meeting. He reported that the new mic
bank statement from the Recreation Board so that she can pro-
The LaGrange Lions Club has continued to hold its monthly vide attestation to the State Treasurer’s office. system worked well at the BZA hearing. Johnson relocated the
key box to the Zoning Inspector’s office. Discussion was held
food pantry during this time of pandemic to continue to fight WFD Chief Wetherbee was in attendance to discuss the dis- regarding recruitment of more Zoning Commission members
hunger and food insecurity. This pantry runs on donations, so trict’s additional financial need as related to COVID. He pre- and alternates. The 1st annual Trunk or Treat was well attend-
they are asking the public for some assistance in order to con- sented a list of options for sub-granting of funds. ed and deemed a success. SLCAD’s new ambulance was on
tinue to help those in need. If you would like to make a dona- Scott and Shannon Shrader, Jones Rd. residents, were in at- display at the event. Johnson reported that the forklift battery
tion to this 501c3 organization, please know that it is 100% tax tendance to discuss the BZA’s decision regarding the cell tower needs replaced. Chairman Flynn will pick up same and assess
deductible. The Lions truly appreciated all those who helped at their 10/21 hearing. Shannon read a letter drafted by Scott, the oil leak.
who asked that it be included into the official public record.
last year and are hoping you will be as generous again this year. They requested a reversal of the BZA’s decision and a review SEE PENFIELD TRUSTEES ON PAGE 23
Please make checks payable to: LaGrange Lions Community and update of the current zoning resolution to prevent future
Foundation, P.O. Box 63, LaGrange, OH 44050. Please call problems. The neighboring Reeds were also in attendance to ATTENTION!
Ann at (440) 315-4278 with any questions. discuss the tower.
Ilona Seaman of Ipanda Designs presented her website
Penfield Township Trustees mock-up & proposal. Her proposal was accepted with a motion BUSINESS OWNERS
The November 3 regular meeting of the Penfield Township made by Trustee Conrad, seconded by Chairman Flynn. Eaton • Grafton • LaGrange • Wellington
Zoning Inspector Linden reported on zoning permits and
Trustees was called to order at 7:30 p.m. All officers were pres- follow-up on nuisance complaints. He gave a year to date per-
ent and ten guests attended the meeting. mit review. Permits and their associated improvement values G.L.W.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read & approved. are up considerably. Linden will deliver the completed address
A motion passed to approve and pay Vouchers #13203-13229, signs and requested that consideration be given to issuing ad-
and approve PO #51-55-2020, WH Voucher #36-37-2020, dress signs to properties that have structures but no residences. Broadband, Inc.
Blanket Certificate 29-20, the October Bank Reconciliation Zoning Chairman Clark Lubaski is reviewing the zoning reso-
and monthly reports, as well as Resolution 20-009 to enter the lution for possible amendment. 993 Commerce Dr. • Grafton • 440-926-3230
ODOT annual salt purchasing program. www.glwb.net
Fiscal Officer Denes read the correspondence, which in- Digital Cable • High Speed Internet • Phone Service
cluded notice of the NOPEC General Assembly, a trucking re-
bate from Sugar Ridge in the amount of $125, the LC Sheriff’s FULL TIME System Upgrades
report, a request from Rebecca Rollin to hold 4-H Club meet- SKILLED MAINTENANCE Now Complete
in Most Areas...
The Village of LaGrange is accepting applications and Call for Details!
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE resumes for the full time position of Skilled Maintenance
worker. Duties will include equipment & vehicle
The LaGrange Township Zoning Commission will maintenance, grounds maintenance, street repair work,
hold a public meeting on Monday, December 21st at snow removal, building maintenance and other duties
6:30pm at the LaGrange Township Hall, 113 south as necessary. Mechanical & plow experience preferred;
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The Public Hearing is to consider proposed changes but not required. This position is a 40 hour per week 1.Advanced phone systems with features for small to large
to accessory building regulations in regards to shipping & must be available for overtime when needed; Ohio businesses with 2 - 500 phones, including voicemail and all
containers in Section 605 of the Zoning Regulations. Public Employee Retirement and health care package are the features needed to run a business.
included with this position. Applications are available
The public is welcome to attend so we hope to see at the LaGrange Municipal Building, 301 Liberty 2.Disaster recovery & back up service with all files backed up
you there if this topic is of interest to you. Street, LaGrange, Ohio, 44050. Please send completed offsite to our data center.
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