Despite some citizens' complaints, the trustees approved the zoning resolution without amending it, in order to get it onto the November ballot. If they had changed the proposal, it would have had to go back to the Delaware Township Zoning Commission and to the Hancock County Regional Planning Commission for more review and public comment. The resolution will now be sent to the Hancock County Board of Elections. Trustees Chairman Tyler Oman noted that the zoning resolution could be amended or changed after it was accepted, if it passes in November. Finstar resubmitted its application for a county license on Tuesday, but the Hancock County Board of Health probably will not review it until the end of July, Assistant County Prosecutor Cindy Land said.
Land serves as the township's legal adviser.
The board of health has a total of 60 days to respond to Finstar. Back To Headlines Drug enterprise defendant convicted A Florida man, who was indicted after being linked to a major drug ring that operated in northwestern Ohio, has been convicted of two felony drug offenses. In exchange for the guilty pleas, the county prosecutor's office dropped two additional funding of drug trafficking charges. Castillo will be sentenced by Judge Joseph Niemeyer following a pre-sentence investigation. He was indicted in connection with his involvement in the Chico Drug Enterprise, a drug ring that authorities say was responsible for funneling more than 500 kilograms of cocaine and crack, and more than 2,000 pounds of marijuana into this region since 1987.