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BATH TWP.
Plaza hearing
BATH TWP.: The township's zoning commission is holding a public hearing at 7 p.m. Thursday for the West Market Plaza.
The plaza's owners are seeking a zoning text amendment that would allow for multiple business names to be placed on the shopping center monument signs. The township's zoning rules only permit the name of a shopping center on a monument sign, not the names of individual tenants.
Two years ago, a similar request was denied by Bath trustees.
CANAL FULTON
Band concerts
CANAL FULTON: The Canal Fulton-Clinton Community Band will kick off the city's summer concert series on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Muhlhauser City Park, 853 Locust St.
The concerts, sponsored by Canal Fulton Parks and Recreation, take place behind the Northwest Senior Center on the gazebo lawn.
Here's the schedule:
• June 14: 7 p.m., Country Sunrise Special (Bluegrass and country).
• July 2: 7:30 p.m., Canal Fulton-Clinton Community Band.
• July 19: 7 p.m., Country Sunrise Special (Bluegrass and country).
• Aug. 2: 7 p.m., Tailor Made Classics (doo-wop).
For information, contact the Canal Fulton Canalway Center, 330-854-6835.
MEDINA
Plans for hospital
MEDINA: The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency will hold a public hearing Wednesday on plans by the University Hospitals Health System to build a new medical campus east of Medina.
The hearing on filling in 1.97 acres of wetlands and 2,202 feet of streams at state Route 18 and Interstate 71 in Montville Township will be at 6:30 p.m. in the community room of the Medina County District Library, 210 S. Broadway.
The plans require approval by the Ohio EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The plans by Faith and Hope Land Development Co. LLC, an agent of the Cleveland-based hospital, call for development of 19.7 acres between state Route 18, the interstate, Normandy Park Drive and East Normandy Park Drive.
The hospital has plans for an outpatient medical building, to be called UH Medina Health Center. It plans to consolidate existing medical services and to expand its offerings in Medina County
Comments on the wetland questions must be submitted by June 10. They can be sent to Ohio EPA, Division of Surface Water, Permits Processing Unit, P.O. Box 1049, Columbus, OH 43216.
The application and related material are available for review by calling 614-644-2001.
TALLMADGE
Pool celebration
TALLMADGE: The grand opening of the Maca Aquatic Center, 183 Maca Drive, will be 4 p.m. Friday.
Work on the 25-year-old pool started in the fall of 2007. The renovation cost about $3 million.
The pool offers modern features, such as a zero-depth gravity entrance that slopes to deeper water and two water slides.
Public Service Director David Kline said about 1,100 pool passes had been sold.
For admission prices and additional information, visit http://www.tallmadge-ohio.org/
— Holly Schoenstein
WOOSTER
Trio stuck in sewer
WOOSTER: Wooster Police charged a man with criminal trespassing after he and two teens were trapped in a storm sewer on the south end of the city Saturday.
The Wooster Police Department received several 911 calls from the three individuals, David Michael Smith, 27, and a 14-year-old and 17-year-old about 5:44 p.m. Saturday. The three said they were trapped in the sewer system.
Wooster police, fire, engineering and maintenance responded and after 11/2 hours, the three were located.
Smith was arrested and transported to Wayne County Jail, according to police. The juveniles were released to their family.
BATH TWP.
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