Included in the issue are changes ranging from civil service hiring practices and creating an endowment fund the sale of a major asset to making the charter gender neutral. Also on the ballot for Wooster city-wide voters will be an initiative to put fluoride in the city's water. A group of health professionals and community leaders obtained enough petition signatures to place the issue on the ballot. Also on the ballot are two opposing issues surrounding annexation of Chippewa Township land to Dalton. The first would allow the land to be annexed to the village.
Voters can also vote to change the zoning of that land from residential to manufacturing.
However, voters could also vote in favor of creating a Joint Economic Development District with Barberton. Fourteen other issues will be on the ballot this fall. This material is copyrighted by The Daily Record, Wooster, Ohio, and may not be republished without permission.