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001 LEGALNOTICE BY PUBLICATION
IN THE BOWLING GREEN MUNICIPAL
COURT,
WOOD COUNTY, OHIO Case No.
12CVG01680
Judge Mark B. Reddin IN THE MATTER OF: Maurer Mobile
Home Court, Inc. Plaintiff VS. AndrewBumpus DefendantTo the above defendant whose last know address is:18330
Brim Road, Lot #212, Bowling Green, OH 43402; you are herebynotified that a civil complaint has been filed
in the Bowling GreenMunicipal Court, 711 S. Dunbridge Rd., Bowling Green, OH 43402, listingyou as the
defendant.The object of the first cause of action of thecomplaint is for judgment of eviction. The object of
the second cause ofaction of the complaint is fordelinquent lot rent and late fees inthe amount of
$3,040.00, court costs, attorney fees, and any otherremedy that the court determines is just and equitable.
No person shallbe evicted unless their right to possession has ended and no personshall be evicted in
retaliation for the exercise of their lawful rights.You may request a trial by jury. You have the right to
seek legalassistance. If you cannot afford a layer, you may contact your locallegal aid or legal service
office. If none is available, you may contactyour local bar association.On Thursday, December 5, 2013, at
1:30p.m. You are to appear in this court for trail, if you wish to defendthe first cause of action. If you
fail to appear and defend, judgment bydefault will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in
thecomplaint.You are here by summoned and required to answer the secondcause of action on the complaint
within twenty-eight (28) days after thelast publication of this notice, which will be published once each
weekfor six successive weeks. The last publication will be madeon Nov.27, 2013, and the twenty-eight (28)
days for answer will commerce onthat date. If you fail to appear and defend, judgment by default will
berendered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint.Dated:Oct. 18, 2013KATHERINE E. THOMASClerk
of CourtBowling GreenMunicipal CourtOct 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Betty L. Leady,Deceased,Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131369. The fiduciaryin theestate has
filed an inventory and appraisal of the trust. Ahearingon the inventory and appraisal will beNovember
29,2013, at10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is located on the secondfloor in the Wood County
Courthouse, One Courthouse Square, BowlingGreen, Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptions to
saidinventorymust file them at least five days prior to the day set forhearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.6, 13, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Charles N. Blakeman,Deceased, Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131429. Thefiduciaryin the
estate has filed an inventory without appraisal ofthe trust. Ahearing on the inventory without appraisal
will beDecember 4,2013,at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court islocated on the secondfloor in the
Wood County Courthouse, OneCourthouse Square, BowlingGreen, Ohio. Any person desiring to fileexceptions to
said inventorymust file them at least five days priorto the day set for hearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.13, 20, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Joshua K. LaRoe,Deceased,Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131293. The fiduciaryin theestate
has filed an inventory without appraisal of the trust. Ahearing on the inventory without appraisal will
beNovember 28,2013, at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is located onthesecond floor in the Wood
County Courthouse, One CourthouseSquare,Bowling Green, Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptionsto
saidinventory must file them at least five days prior to the dayset forhearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:SuePeery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.6, 13, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Martha J. Lahey,Deceased,Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131352. The fiduciaryin theestate
has filed an inventory and appraisal of the trust. Ahearingon the inventory and appraisal will beDecember
6,2013, at10:00o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is located on the secondfloorin the Wood County
Courthouse, One Courthouse Square, BowlingGreen,Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptions to said
inventorymustfile them at least five days prior to the day set for hearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.13, 20, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8280
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR TO ENTER INTO A
CONTRACT
WITHTHE BOWLING GREEN CONVENTION &
VISITORS BUREAU FOR THE
PROMOTIONAND PUBLICIZING OF
THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN, OHIO TO
BRING
THE
PATRONAGE AND BUSINESS OF CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL,
RELIGIOUS,
PROFESSIONALAND SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS
INTO THE CITY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE CITIZENSOF THE
CITY AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY THEREOF, AND
AUTHORIZING
THE
PAYMENT OF 60% OF THE REVENUE GENERATED BY
THE
HOTEL-MOTEL TAX FOR SAIDPURPOSE
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Bowling Green, Ohio, on the
19th day of May, 1980, adopted Ordinance No. 3606 whereby the Cityimposed a transient
occupancy (hotel-motel) tax, andWHEREAS,it is in the best interest of the City
of Bowling Green, Ohio, andthe citizens thereof that the Bowling Green Convention &VisitorsBureau
promote and publicize the City of Bowling Green,Ohio, for thepurpose of bringing the patronage and business
ofvarious organizationsinto the City of Bowling Green, Ohio, for thebenefit of the citizensthereof,
andWHEREAS,the City Council of the City ofBowling Green, Ohio, deems
itadvisable to use the equivalent of 60% ofthe revenues generatedfrom the transient occupancy (hotel-motel)
taxfor said purpose.NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OFTHE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN,OHIO:SECTION1:
That it is necessaryto contract for professional services forthe purpose of bringing thepatronage and
business of variousorganizations into the City ofBowling Green, Ohio, for the benefitof the citizens
thereof.SECTION2: That the Municipal Administrator is hereby authorized anddirected in enter into a contract
with the Bowling GreenConvention& Visitors Bureau, a copy of which is attached heretoand madeapart
thereof, for the purposes of retaining the services of theBowlingGreen Convention & Visitors Bureau
for the promotion andpublicizing of the City ofBowling Green, Ohio, for the furtherpurpose of bringing the
patronage and business of cultural,educational, religious, professional and sports organizations intotheCity
of Bowling Green, Ohio, for the benefit of the citizens oftheCity of Bowling Green, Ohio and the business
community thereof.SECTION3: This ordinance shall take effect at the earliest timepermittedby
law.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8282
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR TO ACCEPT AN
EASEMENT FROM
ALAN KRAMER AND MARY ELLEN PRATT FOR PLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF
A
SIGN AND RELATED PLANTINGS AND DECORATIONS BEIT ORDAINED BYTHE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN,COUNTY OFWOOD, AND STATE OFOHIO:SECTION1: That the Municipal
Administrator is herebyauthorized to acceptan easement from Alan Kramer and Mary Ellen
Pratt,insubstantialaccordance with the easement attached hereto and made apart hereof,for a permanent and
perpetual easement for placement andmaintenanceof a sign and related materials and plantings
anddecorations.SECTION2: This ordinance shall take effect at theearliest time permittedby
law.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA.Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13,’13


ORDINANCENO. 8283
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAMENDING AND ADOPTING
SECTIONS
75.09 (D), 75.07(A)(1) & (A)(2)AND
75.07(B) OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
BOWLING
GREEN,OHIO REGARDING
BICYCLES
BEIT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THECITY OF BOWLING GREEN, COUNTY OFWOOD, STATE OF
OHIO:SECTION1:That Section 75.09(D) of the Codified Ordinances of the City ofBowlingGreen, Ohio, is hereby
rescinded. Remaining portions ofSection 75.09remain unchanged.SECTION2: That Section 75.07(A) and (B)
arehereby amended to read asfollows:SECTION75.07 Lights and
Reflector on
Bicycle;Brakes. (A)No
person shall operate or move a bicycle upon a roadway orsidewalkunder the conditions specified in Section
74.03, unless it isequipped with the following:(1)Alamp mounted on the front ofeither the bicycle or the
operator thatshall emit a white lightvisible from a distance or at least fivehundred feet to the front
andthree hundred feet to the sides. Agenerator-powered lamp that emitslight only when the bicycle ismoving
may be used to meet thisrequirement.(2)Ared reflector on the rear that shall be visiblefrom all
distancesfrom one hundred feet to six hundred feet to therear when directlyin front of lawful lower beams of
head lamps on amotor vehicle;(B)Bicycles shall be equipped with brakeswhichstop a bike moving at10 miles per
hour within 15 feet on level, clean,dry pavement.Remainingportions of Section 75.07 remain
unchanged.SECTION3: This ordinance shall take effect at the earliest timepermittedby law.Passed:November 4,
2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof CouncilApproved:November 5,
2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8284
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEDEDICATING THE WESTERN MOST TWENTY (20) FEET OF THE CITY
OWNED
PROPERTY RECENTLY ACQUIRED FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
THE
BOWLINGGREEN AREA SCHOOLS, AND LEGALLY KNOWN AS
LOT NUMBER 326,
LESS THE NORTH30 FEET THEREOF, FOR
RIGHT-OF-WAY PURPOSES AS AN
ALLEY AND FOR
UTILITY
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE PURPOSES BEIT ORDAINED BY
THECOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN, COUNTY OFWOOD, AND STATE OFOHIO:SECTION1: That the western most 20
feet of the City-ownedproperty recentlyacquired from the Board of Education of the BowlingGreen AreaSchools,
and legally known as Lot Number 326, less the north30 feetthereof, is hereby dedicated for right-of-way
purposes as analleyand for utility construction and maintenance purposes, and forthepurposes of allowing
egressand ingress to neighboring propertiesand for traversing north and south between Ridge Street and
EastEversStreet in the City of Bowling Green, Ohio.SECTION2: Thisordinance shall take effect at the earliest
tie permitted bylaw.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8285
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THE UTILITIES DIRECTOR TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT WITH AMP,
INC. FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE EFFICIENCY SMART PROGRAM
(FORMERLY
KNOWNAS EFFICIENCY SMART POWER PLANT
PROGRAM)
NOW,THEREFORE, BE ITORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN, COUNTY OF
WOOD,STATE OF OHIO:SECTION1: That the Utilities Director is herebyauthorized to execute anagreement with
AMP, Inc., for participation inthe Efficiency SmartProgram (formerly known as Efficiency Smart PowerPlant
Program), insubstantial accordance with the terms andconditions described inthe exhibits attached hereto and
made a parthereof.SECTION2: This ordinance shall take effect at the earliesttime permittedby
law.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA.Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13,’13


RESOLUTIONNO. 3551
PassedNov. 4, 2013
RESOLUTIONADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT CITIZEN
PARTICIPATION PLAN FOR THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN
WHEREAS,the City of Bowling Green, Ohio, receives annual funding under
theCommunity Development Block Grant: Entitlement Program from the U.S.Department of Housing and Urban
Development, andWHEREAS,each jurisdiction receiving said grant funds must adopt
a citizenparticipation plan that sets forth the jurisdiction’s policies andprocedures for citizen
participation.NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVEDBY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN, OHIO:SECTION1:
TheCity of Bowling Green adopts amendments to the foregoingCommunityDevelopment Block Grant Citizen
Participation Plan.SECTION2: Theplan, as adopted, better clarifies existing language, andwill remainin
effect until such time it is determined that furtheramendmentsshould be made.SECTION3: Any amendments to
said plan will be madeon an as-needed basis.SECTION4: The adopted plan will beconsidered public and
available forcitizen review, upon request, inthe Grants Administration Office.SECTION5: This resolution
shalltake effect at the earliest time permittedby law.Passed:November4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof
CouncilAttest:KayD. Scherreik,Clerkof CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ.
Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


RESOLUTIONNO.
3552
PassedNov. 4, 2013
RESOLUTIONADOPTING AND AUTHORIZING AN AMENDED B.G. TRANSIT DRUG
AND ALCOHOL
TESTING POLICY
WHEREAS,the City of Bowling Green receives state and federal
fundingannuallyfrom the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) toprovide publictransportation to citizens;
andWHEREAS,a Drug and AlcoholTesting Policy is required for transit
systemsfunded by the OhioDepartment of Transportation (ODOT) and theFederal TransitAdministration (FTA);
andWHEREAS, an amended B.G. Transit Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy was
lastadopted by Council on October 15, 2012;WHEREAS,turnover in the transit
system’s staff have brought about a changeinwho is now serving as the B.G. Transit’s Drug and Alcohol
ProgramManager (DAPM); andWHEREAS,the amendments to the B.G.Transit Drug and
Alcohol Testing Policyare to Attachment A and nowreflect that Scott Potter is the B.G.Transit’s DAPM;
andNOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN,OHIO:SECTION1: Following the
need to recently name a new B.G.Transit DAPM, theCouncil does hereby approve the proposed amendmentsto the
B.G.Transit Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy.SECTION2: Itis hereby found and determined that all formal
actions of thisCouncilconcerning and relating to the passage of this resolutionwere adoptedin an open
meeting of the Council, and that alldeliberations of thisCouncil and any of its committees thatresulted in
such formal actionswere in meetings open to the publicin compliance with all legalrequirements.SECTION3:
This resolution shall take effect at theearliest time permittedby law.Passed:November 4,
2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof CouncilApproved:November 5,
2013RichardA.Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13,’13


REGULATIONS ESTABLISHING
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR PARKING
RESTRICTIONS DURING SNOW EMERGENCIES SECTION 1.
PURPOSE
A. The purposes of this regulation are to:
1. Protectthe welfare and safety of the general public by eliminating
orminimizing the dangerous effects of snow, ice, or sleet accumulation onCity streets and other public ways;
2. Minimize trafficcongestion caused by the accumulation of snow, ice, or sleet
on Citystreets, and facilitate the movement of vehicular traffic when snow,ice, or sleet conditions develop
or appear likely to develop; 3. Providefor the rapid clearing of City streets
and other public ways duringconditions of snow, ice, or sleet accumulation, and to ensure theunimpeded
operation of snow removal equipment and emergency vehiclesalong City streets or other public ways during
snow, ice, or sleetconditions; 4. Prohibit motor vehicles from standing or
parkingor remaining parked or standing on certain City streets and other publicways during weather
conditions in which snow, ice, or sleet mayaccumulate or have accumulated. SECTION
2.
AUTHORITY A. Thisregulation is
prepared, published, and enforced under the authoritycontained in Section 30.71 of the City’s Codified
Ordinances. SECTION 3. APPLICABILITY
A. Thisregulation applies to all owners and operators of motor vehicles
withinthe corporation limits of the City of Bowling Green, Ohio. SECTION 4. POLICY AND
PROCEDURE
A. Whenin the judgment of the Mayor, Safety Director,
or their duly appointeddesignee, hazardous conditions caused by the accumulation or potentialaccumulation of
snow, ice, or sleet on City roads or other public wayshave developed or appear likely to develop, the Mayor,
the SafetyDirector, or their duly appointed designee may at their discretiondeclare a snow emergency.
B. Whenever a snow emergency isdeclared, the Mayor, Safety Director, or their
duly appointed designeeshall, as soon as possible thereafter, furnish a copy of suchdeclaration to the local
news media and the police duty dispatcher. C. Asnow emergency shall become
automatic without a formal declaration ofsuch emergency whenever the accumulation reaches a depth of two
inchesand prospects exist for additional accumulation. D. A snowemergency shall
continue until a termination announcement is made by theMayor, Safety Director, or their duly appointed
designee. A terminationannouncement may include any, some, or all of the streets or otherpublic ways, or
segments thereof, identified in the original declarationor automatically included under Paragraph 5A of this
regulation. E. Thestreets, public ways, or segments thereof identified in
Paragraph 5Abelow are hereby designated as snow streets. After a snow emergency hasbeen formally declared or
has automatically developed under theprovisions of Paragraph 4C above, no person shall, during the period
ofand upon expiration of the grace periods set forth in Paragraphs 4G and4H below, park or cause or permit
to remain parked or standing any motorvehicle on any snow street. F. If street
or weather conditionswarrant, in the judgment of the Mayor, Safety Director, or their dulyappointed
designee, snow streets in addition to those identified inParagraph 5A below may be designated in the formal
declaration ofemergency. Under such conditions, every attempt shall be made to posttemporary “no parking” or
“snow street” signs. G. If a snowemergency is formally declared or
automatically becomes effectivebetween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., the owner or operator ofany
motor vehicle parked on any snow street shall remove such vehiclewithin two (2) hours following the
effective time of the emergency. Theeffective time of a snow emergency shall be stated in the
formaldeclaration, or, if a snow emergency becomes automatically effectiveunder Paragraph 4C above, the
effective time will be transmitted by theMayor, Safety Director, or their duly appointed designee to the
newsmedia and the police duty dispatcher. H. If a snow emergency isformally
declared or automatically becomes effective between the hoursof 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., the owner or
operator of any motor vehicleparked on any snow street must remove same by 9:00 a.m. following.
I. Althoughthe City of Bowling Green will make every effort to inform the
publicof the existence or probable development of weather conditions requiringremoval of parked or standing
motor vehicles from snow streets, theowners or operators of motor vehicles shall have full responsibility
todetermine probable or existing weather conditions and to remove parkedor standing motor vehicles as
required by this regulation. J. Nothingin this regulation shall permit any
vehicle to stand or be parked inviolation of any other standing or parking restriction previously
orsubsequently established by ordinance or erection of signs. K. Anymotor
vehicle found standing or parked on a snow street during a snowemergency shall, after elapse of time
stipulated in Paragraphs 4G and 4Habove, be in violation of this regulation, and the Mayor, SafetyDirector,
Public Works Director, and their duly appointed designees, orany uniformed officer of the City Police
Division, are empowered toforthwith remove or cause to be removed such vehicle for impoundment.Any costs
incurred in such impoundment shall be paid by the owner oroperator of such vehicle directly to the person,
firm, or governmentalunit towing and/or storing such vehicle, such costs to be in addition toany fines or
penalties which may be imposed upon the owner or operatorof such vehicle under Section 70.33 of the City’s
Codified Ordinances. L. Recordspertaining to the impoundment of any vehicles
under this regulationshall be maintained by the City Police Division. Such records shallinclude, but are not
necessarily limited to, the date and time ofimpoundment, location removed from, description and license
number ofvehicle, towing agency, and location removed to. No vehicle impoundedunder this regulation shall be
released until the owner or operator hasmade satisfactory arrangements with the appropriate parties
concerned.SECTION 5. DESIGNATED SNOW
STREETS
A. Thefollowing streets, public ways, or segments
thereof, as indicated inthe description below, are designated “snow streets” and parking orstanding of motor
vehicles are prohibited thereon during snowemergencies as set forth in the foregoing paragraphs:
NORTH-SOUTH STREETS Buttonwood Avenue -West
Wooster Street to Sand Ridge Road Church Street – Sand Ridge Road to Clay
Street Enterprise Street – Poe Road to Palmer Avenue Grove
Street
– Poe Road to Sand Ridge Road Lafayette Boulevard
Entire Length Larchwood Drive – Entire Length Maple
Street
– Conneaut Avenue to Sand Ridge Road Martindale Road
Wooster Street to Melrose Street Mercer Road – Scott Hamilton to south terminus
Prospect Street – Napoleon Road to East Poe Road Summit
Street
– Poe Road to Napoleon RoadStonegate Boulevard – West
Wooster Street to Sheffield Drive Tamarac Lane – Entire length
Wintergarden Road – Conneaut to Poe RoadEAST-WEST
STREETS
Clay Street – North Main Street to North Grove Street
Clough Street – South Main Street to eastern terminus in Stadium View Apartment
Complex Conneaut Avenue – North Grove Street to Mitchell Road
Court Street – North Grove Street to Thurstin Avenue Fourth
Street
– South College to eastern terminus Lehman Avenue
Entire Length East Merry Avenue – Thurstin Avenue to North College Drive
Scott Hamilton – Bentwood to Campbell Hill Road Sheffield
Drive
– West end to Wintergarden Road Wallace Avenue – North
Grove Street to Haskins RoadWest Wooster Street – Church Street to Western
corporation limits. Wren Road – Entire Length
CUL-DE-SACS AT THE ENDS OF THE
FOLLOWING
: Alberta Circle, Arlington Court, Boone Court,
Brownwood Court,Brownwood Drive, Carol Road, Charles Street, Cherry Hill Drive, ClarkStreet, Clearwater
Circle, Cobblestone Lane, Country Club Drive, DakotaCourt, Devonshire Street, Dogwood Court, Erie Court,
Ferndale Avenue,Hamilton Court, Hickory Court, Hunter Court, Jacqueline Place, JohnCourt, Keil Court,
Lelanford Circle, Madison Court, Manitoba Drive,Melrose Court, Monroe Court, Oakwood Court, Partridge Lane,
PeachtreeCourt, Picardie Court, Ranch Court, Reeves Court, Robin Court, RosewoodCourt, Saint Annes Court,
Sawgrass Court, Short Circle, Sunrise Drive,Timber Ridge Drive, Touraine Avenue, Tree Top Place, Turnberry
Court,Vale Court, Valleyview Drive, Van Buren Court, Victory Lane, WarblerCourt. SECTION
6.
A. This regulation becameeffective on December 13, 1978, and
was amended on November 3, 1980,October 8, 1982, October 29, 1984, November 10, 1987, September 10,1992,
October 11, 1996, October 16, 1997, October 26, 1998, October 12,1999, October 24, 2000, October 29, 2001,
October 24, 2002, November 5,2003, October, 26, 2004, October 24, 2006, October 29, 2007, October 17,2008,
October 15, 2010. John S. Fawcett Safety Director Nov. 6, 13, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Richard R. Tippett,Deceased, Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131364. Thefiduciaryin the
estate has filed an inventory and appraisal of thetrust. Ahearing on the inventory and appraisal will
beNovember29,2013, at10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is locatedon the secondfloor in the Wood
County Courthouse, One CourthouseSquare, BowlingGreen, Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptionsto said
inventorymust file them at least five days prior to the dayset for hearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.13, 20, ’13


001
LEGALNOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN
THE
BOWLING GREEN MUNICIPAL COURT,
WOOD COUNTY, OHIO Case No. 12CVG01680
Judge Mark B. Reddin IN THE MATTER OF: Maurer Mobile Home Court, Inc. Plaintiff
VS. AndrewBumpus DefendantTo the above defendant whose last know address is:18330 Brim Road, Lot #212,
Bowling Green, OH 43402; you are herebynotified that a civil complaint has been filed in the Bowling
GreenMunicipal Court, 711 S. Dunbridge Rd., Bowling Green, OH 43402, listingyou as the defendant.The object
of the first cause of action of thecomplaint is for judgment of eviction. The object of the second cause
ofaction of the complaint is fordelinquent lot rent and late fees inthe amount of $3,040.00, court costs,
attorney fees, and any otherremedy that the court determines is just and equitable. No person shallbe
evicted unless their right to possession has ended and no personshall be evicted in retaliation for the
exercise of their lawful rights.You may request a trial by jury. You have the right to seek legalassistance.
If you cannot afford a layer, you may contact your locallegal aid or legal service office. If none is
available, you may contactyour local bar association.On Thursday, December 5, 2013, at 1:30p.m. You are to
appear in this court for trail, if you wish to defendthe first cause of action. If you fail to appear and
defend, judgment bydefault will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in thecomplaint.You are here
by summoned and required to answer the secondcause of action on the complaint within twenty-eight (28) days
after thelast publication of this notice, which will be published once each weekfor six successive weeks.
The last publication will be madeon Nov.27, 2013, and the twenty-eight (28) days for answer will commerce
onthat date. If you fail to appear and defend, judgment by default will berendered against you for the
relief demanded in the complaint.Dated:Oct. 18, 2013KATHERINE E. THOMASClerk of CourtBowling GreenMunicipal
CourtOct 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Betty L. Leady,Deceased,Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131369. The fiduciaryin theestate has
filed an inventory and appraisal of the trust. Ahearingon the inventory and appraisal will beNovember
29,2013, at10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is located on the secondfloor in the Wood County
Courthouse, One Courthouse Square, BowlingGreen, Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptions to
saidinventorymust file them at least five days prior to the day set forhearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.6, 13, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Charles N. Blakeman,Deceased, Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131429. Thefiduciaryin the
estate has filed an inventory without appraisal ofthe trust. Ahearing on the inventory without appraisal
will beDecember 4,2013,at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court islocated on the secondfloor in the
Wood County Courthouse, OneCourthouse Square, BowlingGreen, Ohio. Any person desiring to fileexceptions to
said inventorymust file them at least five days priorto the day set for hearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.13, 20, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Joshua K. LaRoe,Deceased,Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131293. The fiduciaryin theestate
has filed an inventory without appraisal of the trust. Ahearing on the inventory without appraisal will
beNovember 28,2013, at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is located onthesecond floor in the Wood
County Courthouse, One CourthouseSquare,Bowling Green, Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptionsto
saidinventory must file them at least five days prior to the dayset forhearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:SuePeery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.6, 13, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Martha J. Lahey,Deceased,Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131352. The fiduciaryin theestate
has filed an inventory and appraisal of the trust. Ahearingon the inventory and appraisal will beDecember
6,2013, at10:00o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is located on the secondfloorin the Wood County
Courthouse, One Courthouse Square, BowlingGreen,Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptions to said
inventorymustfile them at least five days prior to the day set for hearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.13, 20, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8280
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR TO ENTER INTO A
CONTRACT
WITHTHE BOWLING GREEN CONVENTION &
VISITORS BUREAU FOR THE
PROMOTIONAND PUBLICIZING OF
THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN, OHIO TO
BRING
THE
PATRONAGE AND BUSINESS OF CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL,
RELIGIOUS,
PROFESSIONALAND SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS
INTO THE CITY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE CITIZENSOF THE
CITY AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY THEREOF, AND
AUTHORIZING
THE
PAYMENT OF 60% OF THE REVENUE GENERATED BY
THE
HOTEL-MOTEL TAX FOR SAIDPURPOSE
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Bowling Green, Ohio, on the
19th day of May, 1980, adopted Ordinance No. 3606 whereby the Cityimposed a transient
occupancy (hotel-motel) tax, andWHEREAS,it is in the best interest of the City
of Bowling Green, Ohio, andthe citizens thereof that the Bowling Green Convention &VisitorsBureau
promote and publicize the City of Bowling Green,Ohio, for thepurpose of bringing the patronage and business
ofvarious organizationsinto the City of Bowling Green, Ohio, for thebenefit of the citizensthereof,
andWHEREAS,the City Council of the City ofBowling Green, Ohio, deems
itadvisable to use the equivalent of 60% ofthe revenues generatedfrom the transient occupancy (hotel-motel)
taxfor said purpose.NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OFTHE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN,OHIO:SECTION1:
That it is necessaryto contract for professional services forthe purpose of bringing thepatronage and
business of variousorganizations into the City ofBowling Green, Ohio, for the benefitof the citizens
thereof.SECTION2: That the Municipal Administrator is hereby authorized anddirected in enter into a contract
with the Bowling GreenConvention& Visitors Bureau, a copy of which is attached heretoand madeapart
thereof, for the purposes of retaining the services of theBowlingGreen Convention & Visitors Bureau
for the promotion andpublicizing of the City ofBowling Green, Ohio, for the furtherpurpose of bringing the
patronage and business of cultural,educational, religious, professional and sports organizations intotheCity
of Bowling Green, Ohio, for the benefit of the citizens oftheCity of Bowling Green, Ohio and the business
community thereof.SECTION3: This ordinance shall take effect at the earliest timepermittedby
law.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8282
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR TO ACCEPT AN
EASEMENT FROM
ALAN KRAMER AND MARY ELLEN PRATT FOR PLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF
A
SIGN AND RELATED PLANTINGS AND DECORATIONS BEIT ORDAINED BYTHE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN,COUNTY OFWOOD, AND STATE OFOHIO:SECTION1: That the Municipal
Administrator is herebyauthorized to acceptan easement from Alan Kramer and Mary Ellen
Pratt,insubstantialaccordance with the easement attached hereto and made apart hereof,for a permanent and
perpetual easement for placement andmaintenanceof a sign and related materials and plantings
anddecorations.SECTION2: This ordinance shall take effect at theearliest time permittedby
law.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA.Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13,’13


ORDINANCENO. 8283
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAMENDING AND ADOPTING
SECTIONS
75.09 (D), 75.07(A)(1) & (A)(2)AND
75.07(B) OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
BOWLING
GREEN,OHIO REGARDING
BICYCLES
BEIT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THECITY OF BOWLING GREEN, COUNTY OFWOOD, STATE OF
OHIO:SECTION1:That Section 75.09(D) of the Codified Ordinances of the City ofBowlingGreen, Ohio, is hereby
rescinded. Remaining portions ofSection 75.09remain unchanged.SECTION2: That Section 75.07(A) and (B)
arehereby amended to read asfollows:SECTION75.07 Lights and
Reflector on
Bicycle;Brakes. (A)No
person shall operate or move a bicycle upon a roadway orsidewalkunder the conditions specified in Section
74.03, unless it isequipped with the following:(1)Alamp mounted on the front ofeither the bicycle or the
operator thatshall emit a white lightvisible from a distance or at least fivehundred feet to the front
andthree hundred feet to the sides. Agenerator-powered lamp that emitslight only when the bicycle ismoving
may be used to meet thisrequirement.(2)Ared reflector on the rear that shall be visiblefrom all
distancesfrom one hundred feet to six hundred feet to therear when directlyin front of lawful lower beams of
head lamps on amotor vehicle;(B)Bicycles shall be equipped with brakeswhichstop a bike moving at10 miles per
hour within 15 feet on level, clean,dry pavement.Remainingportions of Section 75.07 remain
unchanged.SECTION3: This ordinance shall take effect at the earliest timepermittedby law.Passed:November 4,
2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof CouncilApproved:November 5,
2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8284
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEDEDICATING THE WESTERN MOST TWENTY (20) FEET OF THE CITY
OWNED
PROPERTY RECENTLY ACQUIRED FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
THE
BOWLINGGREEN AREA SCHOOLS, AND LEGALLY KNOWN AS
LOT NUMBER 326,
LESS THE NORTH30 FEET THEREOF, FOR
RIGHT-OF-WAY PURPOSES AS AN
ALLEY AND FOR
UTILITY
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE PURPOSES BEIT ORDAINED BY
THECOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN, COUNTY OFWOOD, AND STATE OFOHIO:SECTION1: That the western most 20
feet of the City-ownedproperty recentlyacquired from the Board of Education of the BowlingGreen AreaSchools,
and legally known as Lot Number 326, less the north30 feetthereof, is hereby dedicated for right-of-way
purposes as analleyand for utility construction and maintenance purposes, and forthepurposes of allowing
egressand ingress to neighboring propertiesand for traversing north and south between Ridge Street and
EastEversStreet in the City of Bowling Green, Ohio.SECTION2: Thisordinance shall take effect at the earliest
tie permitted bylaw.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


ORDINANCENO. 8285
PassedNov. 4, 2013
ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THE UTILITIES DIRECTOR TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT WITH AMP,
INC. FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE EFFICIENCY SMART PROGRAM
(FORMERLY
KNOWNAS EFFICIENCY SMART POWER PLANT
PROGRAM)
NOW,THEREFORE, BE ITORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN, COUNTY OF
WOOD,STATE OF OHIO:SECTION1: That the Utilities Director is herebyauthorized to execute anagreement with
AMP, Inc., for participation inthe Efficiency SmartProgram (formerly known as Efficiency Smart PowerPlant
Program), insubstantial accordance with the terms andconditions described inthe exhibits attached hereto and
made a parthereof.SECTION2: This ordinance shall take effect at the earliesttime permittedby
law.Passed:November 4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof
CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA.Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13,’13


RESOLUTIONNO. 3551
PassedNov. 4, 2013
RESOLUTIONADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT CITIZEN
PARTICIPATION PLAN FOR THE CITY OF BOWLING GREEN
WHEREAS,the City of Bowling Green, Ohio, receives annual funding under
theCommunity Development Block Grant: Entitlement Program from the U.S.Department of Housing and Urban
Development, andWHEREAS,each jurisdiction receiving said grant funds must adopt
a citizenparticipation plan that sets forth the jurisdiction’s policies andprocedures for citizen
participation.NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVEDBY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN, OHIO:SECTION1:
TheCity of Bowling Green adopts amendments to the foregoingCommunityDevelopment Block Grant Citizen
Participation Plan.SECTION2: Theplan, as adopted, better clarifies existing language, andwill remainin
effect until such time it is determined that furtheramendmentsshould be made.SECTION3: Any amendments to
said plan will be madeon an as-needed basis.SECTION4: The adopted plan will beconsidered public and
available forcitizen review, upon request, inthe Grants Administration Office.SECTION5: This resolution
shalltake effect at the earliest time permittedby law.Passed:November4, 2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof
CouncilAttest:KayD. Scherreik,Clerkof CouncilApproved:November 5, 2013RichardA. Edwards,MayorMichaelJ.
Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13, ’13


RESOLUTIONNO.
3552
PassedNov. 4, 2013
RESOLUTIONADOPTING AND AUTHORIZING AN AMENDED B.G. TRANSIT DRUG
AND ALCOHOL
TESTING POLICY
WHEREAS,the City of Bowling Green receives state and federal
fundingannuallyfrom the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) toprovide publictransportation to citizens;
andWHEREAS,a Drug and AlcoholTesting Policy is required for transit
systemsfunded by the OhioDepartment of Transportation (ODOT) and theFederal TransitAdministration (FTA);
andWHEREAS, an amended B.G. Transit Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy was
lastadopted by Council on October 15, 2012;WHEREAS,turnover in the transit
system’s staff have brought about a changeinwho is now serving as the B.G. Transit’s Drug and Alcohol
ProgramManager (DAPM); andWHEREAS,the amendments to the B.G.Transit Drug and
Alcohol Testing Policyare to Attachment A and nowreflect that Scott Potter is the B.G.Transit’s DAPM;
andNOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOWLINGGREEN,OHIO:SECTION1: Following the
need to recently name a new B.G.Transit DAPM, theCouncil does hereby approve the proposed amendmentsto the
B.G.Transit Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy.SECTION2: Itis hereby found and determined that all formal
actions of thisCouncilconcerning and relating to the passage of this resolutionwere adoptedin an open
meeting of the Council, and that alldeliberations of thisCouncil and any of its committees thatresulted in
such formal actionswere in meetings open to the publicin compliance with all legalrequirements.SECTION3:
This resolution shall take effect at theearliest time permittedby law.Passed:November 4,
2013JohnZanfardino,Presidentof CouncilAttest:Kay D. Scherreik,Clerkof CouncilApproved:November 5,
2013RichardA.Edwards,MayorMichaelJ. Marsh,CityAttorneyNov.13,’13


REGULATIONS ESTABLISHING
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR PARKING
RESTRICTIONS DURING SNOW EMERGENCIES SECTION 1.
PURPOSE
A. The purposes of this regulation are to:
1. Protectthe welfare and safety of the general public by eliminating
orminimizing the dangerous effects of snow, ice, or sleet accumulation onCity streets and other public ways;
2. Minimize trafficcongestion caused by the accumulation of snow, ice, or sleet
on Citystreets, and facilitate the movement of vehicular traffic when snow,ice, or sleet conditions develop
or appear likely to develop; 3. Providefor the rapid clearing of City streets
and other public ways duringconditions of snow, ice, or sleet accumulation, and to ensure theunimpeded
operation of snow removal equipment and emergency vehiclesalong City streets or other public ways during
snow, ice, or sleetconditions; 4. Prohibit motor vehicles from standing or
parkingor remaining parked or standing on certain City streets and other publicways during weather
conditions in which snow, ice, or sleet mayaccumulate or have accumulated. SECTION
2.
AUTHORITY A. Thisregulation is
prepared, published, and enforced under the authoritycontained in Section 30.71 of the City’s Codified
Ordinances. SECTION 3. APPLICABILITY
A. Thisregulation applies to all owners and operators of motor vehicles
withinthe corporation limits of the City of Bowling Green, Ohio. SECTION 4. POLICY AND
PROCEDURE
A. Whenin the judgment of the Mayor, Safety Director,
or their duly appointeddesignee, hazardous conditions caused by the accumulation or potentialaccumulation of
snow, ice, or sleet on City roads or other public wayshave developed or appear likely to develop, the Mayor,
the SafetyDirector, or their duly appointed designee may at their discretiondeclare a snow emergency.
B. Whenever a snow emergency isdeclared, the Mayor, Safety Director, or their
duly appointed designeeshall, as soon as possible thereafter, furnish a copy of suchdeclaration to the local
news media and the police duty dispatcher. C. Asnow emergency shall become
automatic without a formal declaration ofsuch emergency whenever the accumulation reaches a depth of two
inchesand prospects exist for additional accumulation. D. A snowemergency shall
continue until a termination announcement is made by theMayor, Safety Director, or their duly appointed
designee. A terminationannouncement may include any, some, or all of the streets or otherpublic ways, or
segments thereof, identified in the original declarationor automatically included under Paragraph 5A of this
regulation. E. Thestreets, public ways, or segments thereof identified in
Paragraph 5Abelow are hereby designated as snow streets. After a snow emergency hasbeen formally declared or
has automatically developed under theprovisions of Paragraph 4C above, no person shall, during the period
ofand upon expiration of the grace periods set forth in Paragraphs 4G and4H below, park or cause or permit
to remain parked or standing any motorvehicle on any snow street. F. If street
or weather conditionswarrant, in the judgment of the Mayor, Safety Director, or their dulyappointed
designee, snow streets in addition to those identified inParagraph 5A below may be designated in the formal
declaration ofemergency. Under such conditions, every attempt shall be made to posttemporary “no parking” or
“snow street” signs. G. If a snowemergency is formally declared or
automatically becomes effectivebetween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., the owner or operator ofany
motor vehicle parked on any snow street shall remove such vehiclewithin two (2) hours following the
effective time of the emergency. Theeffective time of a snow emergency shall be stated in the
formaldeclaration, or, if a snow emergency becomes automatically effectiveunder Paragraph 4C above, the
effective time will be transmitted by theMayor, Safety Director, or their duly appointed designee to the
newsmedia and the police duty dispatcher. H. If a snow emergency isformally
declared or automatically becomes effective between the hoursof 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., the owner or
operator of any motor vehicleparked on any snow street must remove same by 9:00 a.m. following.
I. Althoughthe City of Bowling Green will make every effort to inform the
publicof the existence or probable development of weather conditions requiringremoval of parked or standing
motor vehicles from snow streets, theowners or operators of motor vehicles shall have full responsibility
todetermine probable or existing weather conditions and to remove parkedor standing motor vehicles as
required by this regulation. J. Nothingin this regulation shall permit any
vehicle to stand or be parked inviolation of any other standing or parking restriction previously
orsubsequently established by ordinance or erection of signs. K. Anymotor
vehicle found standing or parked on a snow street during a snowemergency shall, after elapse of time
stipulated in Paragraphs 4G and 4Habove, be in violation of this regulation, and the Mayor, SafetyDirector,
Public Works Director, and their duly appointed designees, orany uniformed officer of the City Police
Division, are empowered toforthwith remove or cause to be removed such vehicle for impoundment.Any costs
incurred in such impoundment shall be paid by the owner oroperator of such vehicle directly to the person,
firm, or governmentalunit towing and/or storing such vehicle, such costs to be in addition toany fines or
penalties which may be imposed upon the owner or operatorof such vehicle under Section 70.33 of the City’s
Codified Ordinances. L. Recordspertaining to the impoundment of any vehicles
under this regulationshall be maintained by the City Police Division. Such records shallinclude, but are not
necessarily limited to, the date and time ofimpoundment, location removed from, description and license
number ofvehicle, towing agency, and location removed to. No vehicle impoundedunder this regulation shall be
released until the owner or operator hasmade satisfactory arrangements with the appropriate parties
concerned.SECTION 5. DESIGNATED SNOW
STREETS
A. Thefollowing streets, public ways, or segments
thereof, as indicated inthe description below, are designated “snow streets” and parking orstanding of motor
vehicles are prohibited thereon during snowemergencies as set forth in the foregoing paragraphs:
NORTH-SOUTH STREETS Buttonwood Avenue -West
Wooster Street to Sand Ridge Road Church Street – Sand Ridge Road to Clay
Street Enterprise Street – Poe Road to Palmer Avenue Grove
Street
– Poe Road to Sand Ridge Road Lafayette Boulevard
Entire Length Larchwood Drive – Entire Length Maple
Street
– Conneaut Avenue to Sand Ridge Road Martindale Road
Wooster Street to Melrose Street Mercer Road – Scott Hamilton to south terminus
Prospect Street – Napoleon Road to East Poe Road Summit
Street
– Poe Road to Napoleon RoadStonegate Boulevard – West
Wooster Street to Sheffield Drive Tamarac Lane – Entire length
Wintergarden Road – Conneaut to Poe RoadEAST-WEST
STREETS
Clay Street – North Main Street to North Grove Street
Clough Street – South Main Street to eastern terminus in Stadium View Apartment
Complex Conneaut Avenue – North Grove Street to Mitchell Road
Court Street – North Grove Street to Thurstin Avenue Fourth
Street
– South College to eastern terminus Lehman Avenue
Entire Length East Merry Avenue – Thurstin Avenue to North College Drive
Scott Hamilton – Bentwood to Campbell Hill Road Sheffield
Drive
– West end to Wintergarden Road Wallace Avenue – North
Grove Street to Haskins RoadWest Wooster Street – Church Street to Western
corporation limits. Wren Road – Entire Length
CUL-DE-SACS AT THE ENDS OF THE
FOLLOWING
: Alberta Circle, Arlington Court, Boone Court,
Brownwood Court,Brownwood Drive, Carol Road, Charles Street, Cherry Hill Drive, ClarkStreet, Clearwater
Circle, Cobblestone Lane, Country Club Drive, DakotaCourt, Devonshire Street, Dogwood Court, Erie Court,
Ferndale Avenue,Hamilton Court, Hickory Court, Hunter Court, Jacqueline Place, JohnCourt, Keil Court,
Lelanford Circle, Madison Court, Manitoba Drive,Melrose Court, Monroe Court, Oakwood Court, Partridge Lane,
PeachtreeCourt, Picardie Court, Ranch Court, Reeves Court, Robin Court, RosewoodCourt, Saint Annes Court,
Sawgrass Court, Short Circle, Sunrise Drive,Timber Ridge Drive, Touraine Avenue, Tree Top Place, Turnberry
Court,Vale Court, Valleyview Drive, Van Buren Court, Victory Lane, WarblerCourt. SECTION
6.
A. This regulation becameeffective on December 13, 1978, and
was amended on November 3, 1980,October 8, 1982, October 29, 1984, November 10, 1987, September 10,1992,
October 11, 1996, October 16, 1997, October 26, 1998, October 12,1999, October 24, 2000, October 29, 2001,
October 24, 2002, November 5,2003, October, 26, 2004, October 24, 2006, October 29, 2007, October 17,2008,
October 15, 2010. John S. Fawcett Safety Director Nov. 6, 13, ’13


PUBLICATION
OFNOTICE
REVISEDCODE
SEC.2115.16 Toall persons interested in the
Estateof Richard R. Tippett,Deceased, Wood County Probate Court, Case No. 20131364. Thefiduciaryin the
estate has filed an inventory and appraisal of thetrust. Ahearing on the inventory and appraisal will
beNovember29,2013, at10:00 o’clock A.M. in the court. The court is locatedon the secondfloor in the Wood
County Courthouse, One CourthouseSquare, BowlingGreen, Ohio. Any person desiring to file exceptionsto said
inventorymust file them at least five days prior to the dayset for hearing.DAVIDE.
WOESSNER,ProbateJudge/ClerkBy:Sue Peery,DeputyClerk(SEAL)Nov.13, 20, ’13


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