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Name/Title
Bay Briefs
Entry/Object ID
NP.04.04.002
Scope and Content
Bay Briefs/Dorothy Cookie
Page 2 WEST LIFE, March 9, 1972
Bay Village Council paid $28,600 to Huntington Reservation of the Cleveland MetroParks for the land to be used for the fire station to completed within a year.
Reasons site was chosen on Wolf Road were that the
present station has existed in Cahoon Park for 50 years without official approval of the Trustees. If they built in Cahoon Park that would have been taking more land away from what was meant to be open park area. Worried about legal actions against building there and council members as trustees.
Chuck Holes Bothering You?
Call the Service Dept.
With the Mayor Away
Dick Martin is sitting in for him.
Bay's New Director of Public Service and Properties
Gordon L Forsmark who succeeded William F. Saddler
Cahoon Park
Is to have a board of advisors: Victor Strimbu, Daniel C. Warnke, Dr. Robert D. Monroe
