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Paulding Council debates water bill, reinvestment area Melinda Krick Tuesday, May 11, 2021 3:13 PM PAULDING – A Paulding Village Council meeting Monday, May 3, included park district proposal and several lengthy, sometimes contentious, discussions on several issues. Aaron Timm, Gary Mabis and Glenn Troth, representing the Paulding County Park District, presented a proposed improvement to county-owned land along Flat Rock Creek upstream from the village sewage lagoons at Johnson Road. The site is across the creek from the old county home farm. Timm said the commissioner have give...
Council hears personnel changes, project updates Melinda Krick Tuesday, May 11, 2021 3:32 PM PAULDING – Paulding Village Council, in addition to several lengthy debates (see related story), conducted several items of business and heard some personnel changes at the regular meeting Monday, May 3. Finance Director Zoe McMaster raised the question of the fire department filling swimming pools and how payment, if any, is handled. She insisted any money should go to the village to cover the water cost, and the rest should be distributed to the fire association equipment fund. Transac...
Paulding Council looks at loan refinance Wednesday, March 17, 2021 12:04 PM By MELINDA KRICK Correspondent PAULDING – A nuisance animal complaint, personnel matters and a loan refinance that could save more than $1 million were discussion items at Paulding Village Council’s regular meeting Monday, March 15. Resident Thomas Carlisle asked if the village can do anything about cats creating a nuisance and damaging his property in Emerald Acres. Some felines are pets and some are feral. Solicitor Harvey Hyman said he checked but didn’t find anything addressing cats in any existi...
Paulding Council hears business wants to expand Melinda Krick Wednesday, March 10, 2021 11:12 AM PAULDING – Public comments took up over half of Paulding Village Council’s regular meeting Monday, March 1, with plans shared for a possible business expansion and some intense discussion surrounding a few hot-button issues. Businessman Jim Estle presented some plans to expand his used car business on East Perry Street (U.S. 127) at the bridge. He would to like to add a two-bay service department as well as a paved lot for another 50-70 cars. Estle noted the service department woul...