Monday, February 25, 2013
Meeting is second in a series of four.
The second hall-style meeting for issues concerning Ward II hosted by Mayor Greg Zilka is Wednesday, Feb. 27 at Learwood Middle School. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. A meeting geared for Ward I residents was Feb. 20. Although the four meeting are broken into wards, residents from any of Avon Lake's four wards can attend. Residents may attend, ask questions, raise concerns, give kudos or just find out what's going on in their ward. (See attached map to determine what ward you're in.) In addition to Zilka, Ward II Councilwoman Jennifer Fenderbosch and department heads will be in attendance to give a brief presentation and answer questions. This includes police, fire, service and a representative from the Avon Lake Municipal Utilities. …
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Learwood Middle School
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Monday, February 18, 2013
All Ward 1 residents welcome to attend, ask questions, meet with department heads.
Mayor Zilka will once again hold town hall-style meetings for each ward beginning Wednesday, Feb. 20. The first meeting is for Ward 1 residents and will be held from 7 p.m. - 9 pm. at Learwood Middle School. Residents may attend, ask questions, raise concerns, give kudos or just find out what's going on in their ward. (See attached map to determine what ward you're in.) In addition to Zilka, each ward's councilperson and department heads will be in attendance to give a brief presentation and answer questions. This includes police, fire, service and a representative from the Avon Lake Municipal Utilities. Zilka brought back the popular ward meetings initially instituted by former mayor Rob Berner. “It’s an opportunity for department heads…
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Learwood Middle School
340 Lear Rd, Avon Lake, OH
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
The Board of Municipal Utilities explains why voting each way matters.
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
To the Editor: In the special election scheduled for Aug. 7, voters have two Charter change issues which affect Avon Lake Municipal Utilities: Issue 5: To allow by explicit charter language, the resumption of Executive Session capacity for the Board, and Issue 6: To require, by charter, that the Board meet on dates that City Council determines. The Avon Lake Board of Municipal Utilities urges voters to vote YES on Issue 5, which arises as a result of an oversight in a 2005 charter change, and which is necessary for the conduct of business within the Board’s purview, which concern matters that should not be conducted in open session, for example, personnel and legal discussions. Council supports this charter change unanimously. In the …
Jennifer Fenderbosch
6:50 am on Monday, February 25, 2013
Looking forward to seeing everyone from Ward 2 Wednesday night at Learwood! more ›