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Friday, May 11 2012 12:04 |
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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published May 10, 2012
By Carl Burnett Jr.
Construction start planned for October
LANCASTER -- Just as most people thought the discussion of Pearl House had ended, it has come back to the city and the Fairfield County commissioners.
Both have an opportunity to file an objection to the plan with the Ohio Housing Finance Agency, which approved tax credits for the Pearl House project in April. Once credits are approved, the developer must submit final plans, which then are up for approval by the agency later this year, said Sean Thomas, director of the office of planning, preservation and development with OHFA.
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Friday, May 11 2012 12:01 |
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Pataskala Standard
Published May 10, 2012
By Larry Fugate
ETNA - Etna Township's effort to control construction of brightly lit LED billboards is facing a tussle with the Licking County prosecutor's office.
The face-off has resulted in the second recess of a public hearing on updating the township's zoning code governing signs.
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Friday, May 11 2012 11:49 |
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Newark Advocate
Published May 10, 2012
By Kent Mallett
Panel would investigate safety issues
NEWARK — Concerns about the long-term effect of hydraulic fracturing moved the Licking County Commissioners toward creation of an ad hoc committee to study potential safety issues.
The many questions about the process to remove oil and gas from deep underground need to be answered as soon as possible as the industry develops quickly in Ohio, the commissioners said Thursday.
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Friday, May 11 2012 11:57 |
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Pataskala Standard
Published May 10, 2012
By Charles A. Peterson
PATASKALA -- If all goes as planned, the Southwest Licking Local School District could have a new superintendent by the night of May 17.
Board of education members are in the process of interviewing five candidates, from which two or three candidates will be chosen for a second round of interviews, board President Don Huber said Tuesday.
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