Commissioners sign letter of support for litter prevention and recycling grant
COSHOCTON – The Coshocton County Commissioners met with Tammi Rogers, executive director of the Coshocton County Recycling and Litter Prevention to sign a letter of support for the Litter Prevention and Recycling Grant through Coshocton Fairfield Licking Perry Solid Waste District. Rogers is requesting $351,435.86, part of which she hopes to use to purchase a new packer truck. However, Fairfield County has two packer trucks they want to get rid of. The commissioners advised looking at the trucks to see if they are in good shape before getting them. Rogers also said that five additional dumpsters will be placed in the county sometime this year. She hopes to locate the new dumpsters somewhere around county schools.
The commissioners also had a public hearing to vacate a portion of Township Road 124 in Linton Township. Francis and Ingrid Noble who live on Township Road 124 were at the meeting and were in agreement with the vacation.
Our Town Coshocton also met with the commissioners to discuss an economic development project.
The commissioners also reviewed and approved the following:
– Request a motion to approve the vacation of all of the abandoned portion of Township Road 124 in Linton Township. Being all of the abandoned portion of Township Road 124 located on the properties of Francis and Ingrid Noble and Jerry and Dawne Shook, beginning at the end of the maintained portion of Township Road 124, approximately 850 feet south of State Route 541, and proceeding southerly to the property of Ohio Franklin Estate, a distance of approximately 490 feet.
– Request a motion to sign the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) Application of LEPC Member Appointments for multiple members for the period Aug. 1 through July 31, 2020 as requested by Robbie McMasters, EMA Director.
– Receive the dog wardens report for the week ending Sept. 23 with four dogs picked up by the warden, two dogs euthanized, three dog licenses sold, two dogs sold, three dogs per owner surrender, five citations, 33 calls handled for a total of $106 in fees collected.
– Request a motion to accept the retirement of Dr. Robert B. Gwinn, DO from his position as Coshocton County Coroner effective Nov. 30, 2019.
– Request a motion to reappoint Mr. Frederick T. Wachtel, P.E., P.S., county engineer to serve another three-year term on the Ohio Public Works Integrating Committee (OPWC) to commence January 1, 2020.
– Request a motion granting permission to Clary Gardens, The Pomerene Center, Our Town Coshocton and New Pointe Church to host Scarecrow Town on the Court Square from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Oct. 26.
– Request a motion to sign a digital imaging agreement with Family Search for the scanning of records for the Coshocton County Clerk of Courts from 1811 to the approximately 1940.
– Request a motion to sign an amendment to the Administrative Service Agreement for the Coshocton County Commissioners to make a minor adjustment to the weekly claims invoices wording.
– Request a motion to sign a Plan Amendment and Summary of Material Modification for the Coshocton County Commissioners Health and Welfare Plan to add Aetna Open Choice PPO/NAP to the County Commissioners Plan.
– Request a motion to sign a Memorandum of Agreement for Services with the Secretary of State (SOS) to provide hardware and Albert intrusion detection services for the Coshocton County Board of Elections use until Dec. 31, 2020
Category: Government
