Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-31
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$500 plus S1.OO for each ad-
ditional 100 so. #.
5. Section XVII changed
thus; family dwelling with liv-
ing quarters on both first and
second floors require 720 SO. #.
ground floor area. A one story
dwelling $50 SO. ft. ground
floor area. Both exclusive of
easements, porches, garages,
breezeways etc.
6. Section Nv I. Use of base
ments as temporary dwelling
for one year.
7. Section TX and x. Six sep
erately signed petitions and in
cluding territory in different
sections of the Township had
been presented. These, it is re-
ported, originated with the
Chester Civic Association. Each
petition requested that the min
imum lot size for a family
dwelling be raised to one and
half acres with a frontage of not
less than $50 ft. The present
lot size is one acre with 100
feet frontage.
8. Petition from M. w. Hum
phreys to have his land on
Sperry Rd. zoned for indus
trial purposes. If his entire
farm of 200 acres could be
zoned for that purpose he
would make such a request,
if that could not be granted he
asked that a fifty acre section
be zoned.
9. The present industrial sec
ton on Wilson Mills Rd. re-
quested an addition of 9.32 a
cres adjoining to be zoned for
industry.
Frank Feigle, who was pres
ent, realized the difficulty the
chairmen were experiencing in
making all in the room hear,
went to his home and returned
with his loud speaker system
which he installed. This was a
great help.
After hearing the discussion
regarding the proposed amend
ments, the Zoning Commission
will continue to study them and
if they take action to adopt all
or any of them these will be
recommended to the Township
Trustees. They will annonce an
other public hearing before act,
ing.
Chester Building Permits
The following zoning certifi-
Gates were issued in Chester
Township last week by zonine
inspector, William Bebout.
Gene Sidoti, Carmichael DR..
residence.
Hershel o. Pauley, Cedar Rd.
residence.
Bernard Campbell, Cedar A
cres Dr., residence.
Sherman L. Somers, Hilldale
Rd., residence.
George Ryan, Hickory Rd.
residence.
Edward K. Hall, Greenfield
| Trail residence
Harold Sirk, West Geaug;
Trail, residence.
Sweet Girl Graduates
Nancy Gould, daughter of M
and Mrs, Donald Gould. Opa
locka Dr., will graduate from
Beaumont School for Girls OF
June 8.
Word has been received tina
Nancy Wareham is among thu
graduates from Oxon Hill Higl
School, Maryland on June II
The Warehams formerly live'
in Chester. Mr.. Wareham wa
superintendent Of Ch e ste
Schools.
Lorna Jacobs, daughter of M
and Mrs. Gerald Jacobs, form
erly from this section, will
graduate from Eustis Hig
School, Florida on June l.
To Study in Detroit
Gale Witt, daughter of MI
and Mrs. A. DiCillo, Harol
Dr., will return to Detroit wit
her grandmother. Mrs. James J
Duff. In that city she will TAX
six weeks course in bale
dancing under the direction @
the noted teacher, Theodor
Smith.
Gale recently suffered a Gu
knee when she fell on tn
bleachers in the school gymna
sium. She is now able to re
turn to school and will tax
part in a dance recital on Sur
day, June 3.
Presbyterian Plans
The Presbyterian Steerin
Committee met at the hig
school building on Monday eN
ening. Present from the Boar
of Deacons of the East Clev,
land Church were Richar
, Clark, president; Grant kibbe
vice president; and Robert Ct
gan. The Board of Deacons ar
sponsoring Daniel D'Arment,
- member of the East Clevelan
Church and a student of Unio
Theological Seminary, to do a
: sociate pastoral work in Che
' ter from June Is to Septembe
: is. His work will be especial
among the Young people.