South & Canal Winchester - November 27th, 2022

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November 27 - December 10, 2022 www.columbusmessenger.com Vol. XLIII, No. 21
Obetz reviews
tax incentives
By Katelyn Sattler
Staff Writer
Obetz City Council approved legislation
accepting the recommendations of the Tax
Incentive Review Council.
Obetz City Administrator Rod Davisson
said the Tax Incentive Review Council
includes members from the city, area
school districts, area townships, and the
Franklin County Auditor’s Office. It meets
once a year and reviews all of the outstanding
incentive packages to make sure
that the companies who have those incentive
packages are doing the things that
they agreed to do and return those incentive
packages.
“Once that meeting occurs, the Tax
Incentive Review Council makes a recommendation
as to what to do,” said
Davisson. “So, if there was somebody who
wasn’t doing what they were supposed to,
they may say you should revoke their
abatement. In ours,everybody who has an
incentive was complying with the things
they were supposed to. So the Tax
Incentive Review Council has recommended
that all of the
incentives continue
based on
the fact that
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they’re all in
compliance.”
Councilman
Mike Flaherty
asked, “So, we
do the review.
We’re checking
to make sure
that if we give
them incentive
and you have
200 employees
by this date or
whatever, that
they’re reading
those in steps. If
it’s as they grow,
they have to
meet….”
D a v i s s o n
replied, “If they
said we’re going
to have 200 jobs
by this date,
then they have to
prove that they
See TAX, page 2
Veterans Day quilt
Messenger photo by Linda Dillman
Canal Winchester veterans were honored on Nov. 12 with a breakfast, parade, ceremony
at Stradley Park. They also received handmade quilts courtesy of the
Quilters on the Canal organization. Mark Burns, left, a retired active duty and
reserve Air Force pilot who lives in Canal Winchester received one of quilts from
Quilters on the Canal member Karen Nichols. Nichols’ son is a Navy Seal and she
coordinated the veterans quilt giveaway.
Heavenly Treats Bakery
HOLIDAY PIES & COOKIE TRAYS
100 Winchester Cemetery
(614) 524-1183
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Celebrating 15 Years in Business!
Administrator
for city of CW?
By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
Canal Winchester City Council is moving
ahead with establishing a parks superintendent
position, but will have to wait on
further discussion of creating city administrator,
in-house law director, and construction
inspector positions.
While the superintendent, law director
and construction positions are not allocated
in the 2023 budget, the city administrator
position was budgeted for the upcoming
year.
However, talks between council members
and administrators during council’s
Nov. 21 meeting found no consensus in
moving the administrator position out of a
work session for full council consideration.
Currently the city is governed by a
“strong mayor/strong council” form of government.
According to a position description in
the legislation up for consideration, a city
See CW, page 2
Roger L. Weaver
Dustin J. Weaver
Attorneys at Law
(614) 834-1750
Office
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Holiday Train display
Columbus Metropolitan Library is hosting a free holiday open
house on Nov. 30 at its Main Library, 96 S. Grant Ave. in
Columbus. From 6-8 p.m., families can enjoy activities, sing-along
carols and refreshments, plus a visit from live reindeer and a very
special guest. The biggest draw of the evening will be the treelighting
of Topiary Park and the return of the Huntington Holiday
Train. A ceremonial switch will be flipped on for the train, which
will delight library customers through Jan. 8. Parking for the
event in Main Library’s attached garage will be free.
The 600-square-foot Huntington Holiday Train includes multiple
miniature trains running on more than 280 feet of track surrounded
by more than 50 pounds of snowflakes.
This marks the 30th year of the holiday attraction, which was
built in 1992 by Applied Imagination founder Paul Busse. The
train was originally displayed in the lobby of the historic
Huntington building at Broad and High streets. In 2009,
Huntington graciously loaned the train to CML.
The Huntington Holiday Train is on display through Jan. 8 —
Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday-Saturday from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 1-5 p.m. The first hour of parking
in the library garage is free. Visit columbuslibrary.org.
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have 200 jobs. We have to make sure that their buildings are in
decent shape and they don’t have any code violations. If they guaranteed
an investment, like if they say we’re going to build a $6
million building by this year, then you go make sure they build a
$6 million building by that year. Whatever the agreement
requires that they said they’re going to get money to the school
district to make sure they do. That’s why the economic development
director goes through and checks all that stuff to make sure
it’s all on par when we go to report that to the TIRC and everybody
was good to go.”
Other Obetz news
•Council approved legislation to approve changes to the 2022
appropriations for the current expenses and other expenditures of
the city.
“Essentially, we have a bunch of cleanups related to the folks
who took the buyouts, new employees that may have come in since
then, and the intern program,” said Davisson. “So you got that
through different levels of benefits, payroll, those kinds of things.
And then one addition for extra overtime for Finance Assistant
Jessica Williams, presuming we may need to use that to process
the FOP collective bargaining agreement between now and the
end of the year.”
•Council approved an opt-in to the Ohio Department of
Transportation’s municipal bridge inspection program services.
ODOT’s bridge inspection program is free to municipalities and it
also gives ODOT permission to be on Obetz’s bridge.
•Council approved canceling the regularly scheduled council
meetings of Nov. 28 and Dec. 27.
Hopeful Hearts
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Hope United Methodist Church, 83 E.
Columbus St., Canal Winchester, holds its
monthly giveaway of clothing for children
in sizes infant to five the third Saturday of
each month. They also accept donations of
the same sizes and any children’s items in
good repair. Donations can be left at our
side door beside the parking For information
call 614-837-7548 or email us at
hope.in.canal@gmail.com.
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administrator provides for the day-to-day
management of the city, including directing
and coordination of all city departments.
The city administrator is responsible
for multiple city programs and activities
in accordance with city codes, ordinances
and statutory requirements.
“The mayor is still the leader, but it’s
becoming apparent over time the city
needs that go-to person, like these guys sitting
at this table,” said Mayor Mike Ebert.
Councilwoman Jill Amos said she does
not have a problem with an administrator,
but does have a problem with a full time
mayor and a full time administrator for a
city the size of Canal Winchester.
“Fiscally, I don’t think it’s responsible,”
said Amos. “We go the route of a full time
administrator, we need a part time mayor.
The charter has to be reviewed prior to
that decision being made.”
The salary range for the administrator
position is a minimum hourly rate of
$48.30 and maximum hourly rate of
$70.46. While funds were budgeted for the
position, they cannot be expended until the
city administration position is approved by
council.
Impacting the discussions were concerns
about the mayor’s salary if an
administrator is hired and job duties if the
mayor becomes a part time position.
“If we’re paying this person (mayor)
$20,000 to $30,000 a year, what are the
expectations?” asked Councilwoman
Laurie Amick, who asked for job descriptions
for both part time and full time
mayor positions.
When it came time to vote on moving
the three ordinances on to full council for
first readings, all three were tabled.
Cemetery news
Council is considering accepting a quitclaim
deed at 300 Winchester Road, which
is the site of the Field of Honor Cemetery.
“The current owner/operator wants to
cease operations,” said Public Service
Director Matt Peoples. “By state law, we
have to acquire that property because it’s
in the corporation limits. There are four
parcels out there–the Union Grove
Cemetery, which we already own; the Field
of Honor, which is the cemetery out front;
the mausoleum is its own separate parcel
and they’re still working through ownership.”
Peoples expects a similar ordinance for
the mausoleum in a future meeting. The
remaining parcel was given by the owners
to a Vietnam Veterans organization that
maintains the property.

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Clubs expand students’ horizons
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By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
Students at Winchester Trail Elementary School
have many opportunities to go beyond the classroom in
working on Leader in Me skills, including using a pole
and fishing line.
Third grade teacher Stephen Lemieux updated the
Canal Winchester Board of Education during its Nov.
21 meeting about club and opportunities available to
3rd to 5th grade students, including a fishing club, student
council, math club, news crew, yearbook club, café
recycling, and lunch with leaders.
“There are many more in the works,” said Lemieux.
“We started student council this year (and) everyone in
the building has the opportunity to be a morning
announcement reader.”
Members of the fishing club–who were nominated
by their teachers–honed their fishing skills this past
spring for eight weeks and then celebrated with a May
14 event at ponds where bass, blue gills and other
native Ohio fish were plentiful.
“Students took the skills they learned in the club
and caught hundreds of fish,” said Lemieux. “A lot of
great memories were made. It offered them an opportunity
to connect with younger and older peers across
the building. Fishing is a unique activity in how it can
provide a release for people in many ways.”
Lemieux said the club had two goals–to provide
students with an opportunity to learn alongside peers
of different ages and afford them the skills to fish on
their own.
“After our culminating event, the students got to
take home all of the equipment,” Lemieux said. “This
is just one of the awesome clubs at Winchester Trail.”
Board member Monika Talley said she loves how
Winchester Trail’s clubs and activities have gotten off
the ground. She said with such organizations, there is
no excuse for students to “not find a variety of things
they’re interested in.”
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CW City Council meetings
Canal Winchester City Council meetings are held
on the first and third Monday of every month.
Meetings begin at 7 p.m. The meetings are open to the
public. Council meets in work session at 6 p.m. prior to
each city council meeting to discuss legislative items
and other issues of the city prior to being included on
a city council agenda. The first work session of the
month focuses on finance/economic development items
and the second monthly work session focuses on service/safety
items. While each work session includes specific
areas of focus, other items may be brought before
council as needed.
CW school board meetings
The Canal Winchester Board of Education meets on
the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Canal
Winchester Education Center, 100 Washington St. on
the second floor in room 204/206. The public is welcome
to attend.
2022
Nov. 26 & 27
Dec. 17 & 18
2023
Jan. 28 & 29
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Obetz City Council
The Obetz Council meets the second
and fourth Mondays of each month at 6
p.m. in the Council Chambers at 4175
Alum Creek Drive, Obetz, to review and
pass legislation and hear concerns from
the residents. If the meeting date occurs on
a holiday, the regular meeting is held on
the next Tuesday following the holiday.
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Actors save this mediocre film
The potential to be entertained abounds
when there are impending nuptials, especially
when the life milestone is explored
through the lens of books, cinema, or on the
small screen.
The Reel Deal
For centuries, these
matrimonial events
have showcased genuine
and heartfelt
expressions of love,
mined the dynamics of
a dysfunctional family,
and have descended
Dedra into the realm of
absurdity with
Cordle bizarre plots that
revolve around
romantic rivals stealing the faces or bodies
of the bride as they prepare for their big
day. However the topic of a wedding is chosen
to be explored, chances are they are
going to be quite fun to witness through
this fictional lens and the latest film to
delve into the creatively inspiring world is
no exception.
In Prime Video’s new original movie,
“The People We Hate at the Wedding,” the
exploration of the event leans heavily on
the comedic side of the aisle but there is a
strong focus on the dynamics of a dysfunctional
family. What results is a mostly
humorous and occasionally charming look
at some unlikeable characters doing
unlikeable things as they try to resolve
their differences as the wedding of a once
dearly loved sister approaches.
At the center of this saga is the relationship
between siblings Alice (Kristen Bell),
Paul (Ben Platt) and their half-sister Eloise
(Cynthia Addai-Robinson). Sharing the
same mother, Donna (Allison Janney), the
trio had a tight bond throughout childhood
— this is despite the fact that Eloise spends
half the year in England with her father,
Henrique (Isaach De Bankole) — but it
slowly started to unravel when Alice and
Paul started to notice the wealth disparity
between their respective families.
Although they have always tried to maintain
some warmth toward their half-sister,
Alice and Paul eventually grew to resent
Eloise for her “ostentatious displays of
wealth, her haughty manner, and her meddling
in their lackluster jobs and lives.”
Like most mothers, all Donna wants is
for her children to get along, which is why
she is beyond ecstatic when she learns
Eloise is getting married. “It will be a
chance for all of my kids to come together
and repair their relationship,” she says.
For her part, Eloise feels the same way,
hoping this event will be a catalyst for
reconnection. For their part, Alice and Paul
want nothing to do with this wedding, with
their sister, and frankly, with their mother
who they feel has moved on too fast from
the death of their father. Naturally, the
duo end up going, mostly because it is an
all-expense paid trip to London. But that
does not mean they are going to like it, nor
does it mean they are going to be wellbehaved
on their travels abroad.
It is a good thing that almost all of the
actors in “The People We Hate at the
Wedding” are so charismatic because the
characters they play are often unlikeable
and they act out in ways that are hard to
sympathize with. Now, that is not to say
that every book or film or television show
has to have likeable characters at its center,
but it sometimes makes for a harder
read or watch when you are squirming
with second hand embarrassment over the
things they do or the things they say.
The very fact that the audience can, at
times, feel sorry for the characters is
another testament to the skill and charm of
the actors, but it does bring up some issues
with the script. Although wickedly sharp at
times, the story that was adapted by Lizzy
Molyneux-Logelin and Wendy Molyneux by
a novel from Grant Ginder does not delve
too deeply into the motivations of the characters
so we cannot fully embrace their acts
of rebellion. At times, it just feels too bratty
and unjustified — which I suppose can be a
form of entertainment if the mood hits just
right.
Not everyone can enjoy watching films
that are filled with awkward moments —
director Claire Scanlon has a true talent
for staging the most cringe-worthy scenes —
but I think those who can tolerate it will
find some form of enjoyment from “The
People We Hate at the Wedding.” Not
everything they do hits, and some of the
more sincere and dramatic moments feel
out of place, but it will make you laugh,
and smile, and thank a deity that your
immediate family is not like theirs. And if
it is, well, try to turn that dynamic into a
book or a script because some people would
really enjoy it.
Grade: C+
Dedra Cordle is a Messenger staff writer
and columnist.
A short history of the Madison Township Police
This is the 50th year of the Madison
Township Police Department serving and
protecting the community. To celebrate,
here’s a look back on the last five decades
on the strides made in police work.
The Madison Township Trustees
approved the creation of the police department
on Nov. 9, 1971. Soon after the resolution
passed, the department was established
and put into service in January 1972 and
operated out of the old Madison Township
Fire Station on College Street in Groveport.
The first operating budget of the
Madison Township Police Department was
$130,000 per year. This covered salaries,
cruiser maintenance, equipment, training,
and the daily operations of the force. The
department began with nine full-time officers
and 13 reserve officers – three of
whom were women.
In 1995 the department moved its headquarters
from the College Street fire station
to the Madison Township complex on
Hamilton Road. Throughout the last 50
years the department has had a DARE officer,
a K-9 unit, and a detective bureau,
among other programs.
There are now 17 sworn officers on the
Madison Township Police
force who have committed
to serve and protect
the community like their
predecessors before
them. Today’s officers
are equipped with ballistic
vests and helmets,
tasers, new duty
weapons, rigorous training,
body-worn and cruiser-mounted
cameras, and updated vehicles.
The Madison Township Police
Department has placed two School
Resource Officers (SRO) in local school districts.
Since 2019 one officer has been dedicated
to the Groveport Madison School
District, and is working closely with the
Groveport Police Department.
A new SRO position was established in the
Canal Winchester Local School District
where a Madison Township officer will work
in tandem with the Fairfield County Sheriff’s
Deputy currently serving there. These officers
are specially trained and chosen for service
in school buildings. They facilitate student
and staff safety and investigations, and
provide security for those on the campuses.
Photo courtesy of Ernie Bell
A Madison Township police cruiser from around 1985.
“I feel honored to be the Madison
Township police chief during this milestone
of 50 years of service to Madison
Township,” said Madison Township Police
Chief Gary York. “I’m hopeful that our core
values and commitment to service will lead
the next generation of officers for another
50 years, and beyond.”
“We are excited about the future of the
Madison Township Police Department,” said
Madison Township Trustee Michele Reynolds.
“As the community continues to grow, so does
the need for quality policing and enhanced
public safety. The Madison Township Police
Department is committed to innovating and
expanding to meet our residents’ needs in this
ever changing environment.”

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Messenger photo by Theresa Garee
The Obetz Church of the Nazarene choir sang songs of the holiday season at last
year’s Obetz Christmas Kickoff event in Lancaster Park.
Obetz celebrates the season
The city of Obetz will hold its annual
Christmas Kickoff on Dec. 9 in Lancaster
Park beginning at 6 p.m. The event
includes the tree lighting ceremony, photos
with Santa, ice skating, plus hot chocolate
and cookies.
Other Obetz Christmas events
•Santa’s Neighborhood Drive will be
Dec. 17 at 5 p.m. Santa, Mrs. Claus, and
their reindeer will visit every residential
street in Obetz.
•The light display in downtown Obetz
will begin in December and remain up
through the holidays.
CW Breakfast with Santa
On Dec. 10, Canal Winchester hosts its
Breakfast with Santa at the Community
Center, 45 E. Waterloo St., Canal
Winchester.
Two breakfast sessions will be offered.
The first session will take place from 8:30-
10 a.m.; the second session will run from
10:30 a.m. to noon.
Each $5 ticket admits one adult or child
for breakfast (children under one year old
are free but still require a ticket). Children
will also receive a gift bag and visit with
Santa. Bring a camera for pictures.
Tickets may be purchased on the city of
Canal Winchester website while supplies
last. Only 100 tickets are available for each
session. Create your online account in
advance to expedite the checkout process.
All proceeds from Breakfast with Santa
benefit Canal Winchester Human Services’
Adopt-A-Family program. Thank you to
•Lighted Christmas figures and other
decorations will be on display throughout
Lancaster Park and Veterans Park.
•The Historic Church Light Display will
begin in December and remain up through
the holidays.
•Holiday Lights Contest - Mayor
Angela Kirk and Obetz City Council will
visit every street in Obetz so make sure
your lights are on all evening. No registration
is required. Every decorated home in
Obetz is eligible. There will be multiple
winners in several categories.
Olivia Hammond of ERA Real Solutions
Realty and Diley Ridge Medical Center for
supporting this event. Visit canalwinchesterohio.gov
for information.
Heritage Holiday
Groveport hosts its Heritage Holiday on
Dec. 4 from 3-6 p.m. in Heritage Park, 551
Wirt Road in Groveport. Santa Claus will
arrive with Mayor Lance Westcamp on a
Madison Township fire truck at 3 p.m.
There will be musical performances by
Wade & Darr from 3-4:15 p.m. and Mora &
Dalton from 4:30-5:30 p.m. The Groveport
Madison Area Community Choir will perform
from 5:30-6 p.m. and the annual tree
lighting will be at 6 p.m.
There will also be hayrides around Palm
Pond, face painting, iceless skating rink,
ice carvings, kids’ crafts, food trucks, free
beverages and cookies from The Paddock
Pub, and kids can visit with Santa Claus
in the log house.

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By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
time of the year!
CW’s Christmas in the
Village and Lockbourne’s
Christmas Hop
The first weekend of December is a busy
time for Santa, his elves and residents in
Lockbourne and Canal Winchester as
Christmas arrives and celebrations begin.
Lockbourne’s Christmas Hop
On Dec. 4, Lockbourne rings in the holidays
with a Christmas Hop from 4-7 p.m.
“Our village is going to have a busy holiday
season this year,” said Lockbourne
Deputy Administrator Kendall Collins.
“We are kicking off the event with a horse
drawn carriage ride for only $5. The carriage
will tour our beautifully decorated
village streets. We are also offering a complimentary
hot chocolate bar with all the
fixings–marshmallows, caramel, candy
canes, everything.”
Santa is handing out gifts to children in
the village’s Historical Hall, 206 Vause St.,
and three churches are opening their doors
to visitors with free snacks or something
unique to their space.
“We will have live music for the
Spiritual Echoes, who will be performing
during the event and helping with carols
during the village Christmas Tree
Lighting, which ends the night,” said
Collins. “Kid’s crafts and other activities
will also be available at no charge.”
Collins said the Christmas Hop is an
annual event that brings the community
together during the holiday season, along
with improving the morale of residents and
bringing new guests to Lockbourne.
The event is funded through donations
from Rediscover Lockbourne and is held
rain or shine. The only activity impacted
by the weather is the wagon ride in the
event of a heavy snow, which could injure
the animals.
CW’s Christmas in the Village
In Canal Winchester, a new iceless
skating rink greets visitors to Christmas in
the Village on Dec. 2-3 from 6-9 p.m.
According to city spokesperson Hannah
Woodruff, the rink will be located in the
parking lot behind Canal Winchester City
Hall and Shade’s. Skates will be provided
and it is free to participate.
“Also new this year is Santa’s location —
after lighting the tree each night, Santa
will move into the Interurban Depot (16
Towing Path) to visit with kids,” said
Woodruff. “Visitors can line up on the sidewalk
that extends behind Barrel & Boar.”
The new community center is hosting
an annual holiday bazaar and model train
display that was previously located in the
Frances Steube Community Center.
Santa’s reindeer are temporarily taking
up residence in the green space while live
ice sculpting sparkles in Stradley Park.
Children are invited to ride the holiday
trolley from the community center to
downtown and the Historical Complex
located at Oak and North High streets.
“The Brockstrong Light Up The Night
Holiday Lights Parade will be Saturday
evening,” said Woodruff. “Neighborhood
floats, businesses, families, and even Santa
will all make appearances. The parade
departs at approximately 5:30 p.m. from X
Church and will follow the same route as
last year, passing through Cherry
Landing, Winchester Village, and arriving
downtown for the tree lighting at 6 p.m.”
Santa will also follow a short route
Friday evening before arriving downtown
to light the tree.
South High Street will be closed
between Waterloo and Columbus streets
during Christmas in the Village. Towing
Path and Warehouse Alley will also be
closed for safety reasons. Additional roadways
will be closed temporarily during the
parade.
Public parking lots are available near
Stradley Park, the municipal pool, and
behind city hall. Street parking is available
throughout the downtown area.
The North Pole does not close when it
snows and Woodruff pointed out neither
does Christmas in the Village, which takes
place rain, shine, or snow.
Lights will be glowing at the Canal
Winchester Historical Complex as a
Storybook Christmas is celebrated with a
Polar Express theme.
“Each year we choose a different storybook
theme, eventually rotating through
then again,” said event organizer Jill
Amos. “Polar Express allowed us to utilize
the train and embrace that magic of believing.”
Forty volunteers help bring the theme
to life with activities including a train display,
hot chocolate bar, dance on the train,
crafts at the schoolhouse, and an interactive
photo booth.
Food and market vendors, tree presale
and live wreath sale are also part of the
holiday celebration. Society members gain
early access at 5 p.m. to historical complex
activities.
“Christmas in the Village has become a
family tradition for so many visitors,” said
Woodruff. “Although several of the activities
can be found year after year, the city is
excited to offer new attractions to keep visitors
coming back for more. It is also a
great opportunity for us to partner with
other groups and organizations to provide
a free, fun activity for the community. It’s
not often you can do so much without paying
a dollar, and we are happy to provide
that to our residents.”

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Our Family Caring For Yours
Dr. Sacheen Garrison
5055 S. Hamilton Road
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By Katelyn Sattler
Staff Writer
The Obetz Planning and Zoning
Commission discussed parcels at Alum
Creek Drive and Lindsay Road on Nov. 9.
The parcels are the southern part of the
Sheetz development. Currently, the majority
of the sites are zoned planned commercial
and are part of the Walnut Creek
Center. The southern part of the site is
divided into two different zoning districts.
The low density residential district, which
includes two parcels on Lindsay Road. The
car wash is zoned general commercial district.
The engineering has been updated, completed,
and approved by City Engineer
Mike Corbitt and Utilities Engineer Todd
Garwick. Looking at the site plan, the car
wash has been removed to make room for a
stormwater basin to the south. Skilken-
Gold has done all the traffic controls,
requested the extra outdoor seating, and
the additional landscaping.
The original site plan that was
approved remains in effect. The rezoning of
these parcels to Planned Commercial
District, which is the same district to the
north, is all that needs to happen now.
4129 Orchard Lane variance
A variance request has been applied for
a lot at the corner of Orchard Lane and
Recreation Trail. The landowner wants to
extend fencing past the corner of the
house. The owner wants the fence “to be
able to let my dog out to run around the
yard.” She doesn’t want a privacy fence
“because that’s the reason I have the trees
and the bushes there.”
1652 Lisle Avenue
compliance extension request
Property owner Josh Brown has applied
for a variance for 1652 Lisle Avenue to be
able to keep his graveled driveway. The
existing gravel driveway was expanded
Eastland-Fairfield open house
Students interested in attending or
learning more about the programs offered
at Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical
Schools are invited to the district’s annual
open house on Dec. 1 from 6-8 p.m.
Eastland Career Center and Fairfield
Career Center will open their doors to
prospective students and their families,
and anyone interested in enrolling in the
Eastland-Fairfield school district through
its programs. All programs at Eastland or
Fairfield Career Center will have their labs
open for tours and staff will answer questions.
Plan to visit the career center that is
the home of your programs of interest.
These satellite programs will be on hand
at Eastland Career Center for those interested
in applying: Marketing & Logistics
Management, Teaching Professions, and
Multimedia. Open House is open to students
of all ages, though it is highly
encouraged for high school students in
their freshman, sophomore, or junior years.
without a permit, encompassing a large
portion of the backyard and is used for
parking vehicles. City officials said he
either needed to blacktop or concrete it.
Brown said he’s willing to work with the
city to figure out what he has versus what
is allowed.
Mayor Angela Kirk said, “There hasn’t
been anything done on the property.
There’s not been any gravel moved, there
hasn’t been anything planted. There’s not
been anything done at all.”
Community Services Director Stacey
Boumis said, “He doesn’t want to do anything
until spring. But, we have written
him up for code violations. He applied for a
variance to keep the gravel. The Planning
and Zoning Commission said, “no.” My
opinion is the planning commission was
generous with giving him an extension. If
you don’t give any additional extension,
because really it’s starting to cross over.
What is the role of the planning commission
versus the role of code enforcement? It
will get back to code enforcement and then
we’ll handle it through the code enforcement
route. You won’t have to worry about
it coming back again for a possible extension
because I can tell you if it goes to
court, it’s going to get plenty of extensions
on its own. So, if we take this to enforcement
in a couple of weeks, they’re going to
get it until spring anyway. At this point, if
you give it until spring and nothing happens,
at least we get it into the court system,
so then there is that court order compelling
an action.”
Kirk said, “If we give him until spring
and he doesn’t do it in the spring, then we
are starting back over at square one. And
at six four-month extensions because of the
court process.”
The Planning and Zoning Commission
voted against giving an extension.
Adult education options will be on display
at both campuses, courtesy of EFCTS
Adult Workforce Development. If high
school seniors or other family members are
interested in adult programming, visit our
staff on site for information. Visit
www.EastlandFairfield.com/OpenHouse
for information.
Library School Help Centers
The Columbus Metropolitan Library’s
School Help Centers for grades K-12 open
Aug. 22 with staff and volunteers ready to
help. These after-school spaces give your
students access to technology, resources and
the library’s catalog of books and materials.
Visit columbuslibrary.org/school-help.
Library School Help Centers are:
•Canal Winchester Branch, 115
Franklin St., Canal Winchester. Monday-
Thursday from 3:30-6:30 p.m. and Friday
from 3-6 p.m.
•South High Branch, 3540 S. High St.,
Columbus. Monday-Thursday from 3:30-
6:30 p.m. and Friday from 3-6 p.m.

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CW gets $2 million grant
The city of Canal Winchester received a
$2 million traffic safety grant towards the
construction of Gender Road Phase VI.
Safety improvements include installing
a sidewalk and reconfiguring the U.S. 33
ramp to facilitate pedestrian travel across
the interchange. The complete project is
estimated to cost $3.4 million.
This grant comes as Governor Mike
DeWine and Ohio Department of
Transportation Director Dr. Jack
Marchbanks announced details on $121
million in new traffic safety projects
planned for Ohio. The grants, awarded
through ODOT’s Highway Safety
Improvement Program, will support 50
projects in 32 counties across the state.
“This is just the next step towards
enhancing the Gender Road corridor,” said
Canal Winchester Mayor Mike Ebert. “We
have spent years reconfiguring the area to
match the city’s growing needs. Previous
phases improved pedestrian safety on the
south end of Gender Road with new multiuse
paths. Now we will be able to extend
that across Route 33.”
City administration, with the assistance
of contracted engineer firm EMH&T,
applied for the grant in August. In addition
to the safety improvements, construction
plans also call for the addition of a dedicated
turn lane from northbound Gender
Road to the eastbound U.S. 33 ramp, and a
dedicated turn lane from northbound
Gender Road to a reconfigured westbound
U.S. 33 ramp.
“This project will not only improve
pedestrian safety for those crossing over
U.S. 33 but will also improve traffic flow on
northbound Gender Road with the addition
of the turn lanes,” said Canal Winchester
Public Service Director Matt Peoples.
Gender Road Phase VI design work will
begin in 2023 with construction beginning
in 2024.
CW snow removal
The city of Canal Winchester is committed
to providing safe, accessible streets
during inclement weather and encourages
residents and businesses to do their part by
clearing sidewalks.
The city’s street department works to
keep local streets clear and passable
before, during, and after a snow event by
using a brine solution, salting, and plowing.
During a season, crews have applied
upwards of 8,000 gallons of brine solution
and as many as 750 tons of salt.
The city’s policy for snow and ice
removal begins with arterial streets such
as Gender Road, Columbus Street, High
Street, Washington Street, and Waterloo
Street. Removal of snow and ice from arterial
streets is followed by major streets
within subdivisions, secondary streets
within subdivisions, cul-de-sacs, alleys,
and then parking lots. Streets are cleared
curb-to-curb to provide easier access for
emergency vehicles and to prevent icedamming,
as well as to allow for proper
gutter drainage.
Removal of plowed snow in the downtown
area occurs when snowfall exceeds
eight inches and only after all other
removal activities are complete.
During a snow event, a bulk of Canal
Winchester streets are maintained by
street department staff, often working 12-
hour shifts until snow and ice removal is
complete.
Some local roadways, however, may fall
within the jurisdiction of county or township
service and engineering departments.
For questions regarding which jurisdiction
plows and maintains your road, contact the
Street Department at 614-524-0163.
Keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice
is the responsibility of property owners.
Help make sidewalks around your residence
or business safer by shoveling a path
around your property in a timely manner
each time there is snow accumulation.
Cleared sidewalks also assist our local
police, fire, and EMS during emergencies.
Additional ways residents can help in
the snow removal process include:
•Do not shovel snow onto streets, alleys,
or bike paths.
•Shovel snow into small piles instead of
large piles. Small piles will melt quicker
and are less likely to develop into dangerous
ice banks.
•Clear snow around mailboxes, fire
hydrants, and dumpsters.
•Do not crowd the plow or get between
plow trucks when crews are tandem plowing.
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Avoid parking on streets or blocking the
end of driveways during snowy or icy conditions.
•Help neighbors in need who may be
elderly, sick, disabled, or unable to shovel
for any reason.
Visit www.canalwinchesterohio.gov for
the city’s full snow removal policy.
Lockbourne Council
Lockbourne Village Council meets the
second and fourth Mondays of each month
at 7 p.m. at the Lockbourne Municipal
Building, 85 Commerce St., Lockbourne.
Hamilton school board
Hamilton Local Board of Education
meetings are held at 6 p.m. at the
Hamilton Local Education Center, 775
Rathmell Road, Columbus. For information
on meeting dates visit www.hamiltonlocal.k12.oh.us.
Barber Museum
The National Barber Museum in Canal
Winchester is located at 135 Franklin St.
(behind the former CW High School building).
The museum, housed in approximately
5,000 square feet, showcases art, artifacts,
and memorabilia from decades of the barbering
profession.
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No matter where you are on life’s journey,
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Canal Winchester Library - 115 Franklin St.
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Harvest Moon - 7 N. High St.
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Now…the real work begins. During the campaign,
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and excellent academic education for our children.
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exist within our legislative organizational
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I will report to you regularly via this column
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PUBLISHED LEGAL NOTICE TO CHASKA STEWART
State of Indiana, In the Noble County Superior Court 1
In Re: The Marriage of Tracy Stewart and Chaska Stewart
Case No. 57D01-2207-DC-32
Chaska Stewart is hereby notified that July 1, 2022, Petitioner-Tracy
Stewart filed a Petition for Dissolution of her Marriage from Chaska
Stewart in the office of the Clerk of Noble County, 1, located 101 N. Orange
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Petitioner has also filed a praecipe for summons and service by publication
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Clerk of the Superior Court 1, Noble County, IN
By: /s/ Dana M. Smith
Dana M. Smith, Atty #22583-44
Attorney for Petitioner
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The National Trade Association
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$ 699
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ORIGIN
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2/ $ 3
$ 6 99
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Monday, November 28 thru Saturday, December 10, 2022 • Quantity Rights Reserved
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