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Frank Kolk is New Chester Trustee Board Debates Planning Efforts By Beth Brown beth@geaugamapleleaf.com It was a packed room at Chester Township Town Hall June 6 as people earnestly waited to hear who, if anyone, township trustees picked to fill the trustee seat Bob Rogish recently vacated. While trustees Ken Radtke and Joe Mazzurco were scheduled to go into executive session in order to make their decision, Radtke spoke up just as Mazzurco began a motion to enter into executive session. “There’s been discussion about this, would you like to do it in a public hearing?” Radtke asked. Mazzurco consented. Radtke made the first motion to appoint Patricia Jarrett, which
West G Hires 4 New Teachers By Amy Patterson amy@geaugamapleleaf.com
The May 29 West Geauga Schools Board of Education began with a message from two candidates for a different board. Chris Yaecker, part of the “It’s Time” committee that backed Newbury Schools Board of Education candidates who favored a merger with West G, spoke on behalf of two candidates — former Geauga County Administrator David Lair and Teresa “Terri” Rice — who both officially announced their candidacy at See Schools • Page 6
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Pictured, from left, are Chester Township Fiscal Officer Craig Richter, newly-appointed Trustee Frank Kolk, Trustee Joe Mazzurco and Trustee Ken Radtke.
Mazzurco did not second. Mazzurco then took the floor and motioned to appoint Frank Kolk, who turned his application in via email May 9,
which Radtke seconded. Both trustees voted in favor of Kolk and welcomed him to the board as residents sat, seemingly
stunned and confused. After a few minutes, residents questioned trustees on their selecSee Trustee • Page 5
Expect Fresh at Burrito Express By Brian Lavrich brian.lavrich@chesterlandnews.com
Residents in Chester Township looking for fresh Mexican food have a great new option in Burrito Express, which opened its doors May 7. The restaurant, at 8399 Mayfield Road, is managed by Luis Verde, who co-owns Burrito Express with Antonio Mendez and Juan Alvarez. The trio own five Don Tequila restaurants — the closest in Mentor. Verde said they have a great relationship and have been together for about 10 years. See Restaurant • Page 7
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Burrito Express opened May 7. Co-owners Luis Verde, Antonio Mendez and Juan Alvarez stress fresh food at their location at 8399 Mayfield Road in Chesterland.
Girls Varsity Soccer Camp July 29 to Aug. 1, 6-8 p.m. The West Geauga High School girls varsity soccer team will be holding a soccer camp for youth in grades 1-8 on the West Geauga High School turf field. Players will be separated into appropriate age groups and/or skill levels. The coaching staff will consist of girls varsity and junior varsity players and coaching staff. Cost is $110 for the first child and $70 for additional siblings. Each camper receives a T-shirt and two free tickets to a home game. Registration deadline is July 19. For information and a registration form, contact Dave Ehrbar at 440-840-0084.
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Town Crier WG 20th Reunion
West Geauga Class of 1999 is holding its 20th reunion the weekend of June 29-30. For more information, email gretchenwhitcomb@ gmail.com or find the West Geauga Class of 1999 Reunion group on Facebook.
Guatemala Dinner Fundraiser
June 14, 6 p.m. Mayfield United Method Church and The United Methodist Church of Chagrin Falls will hold a dinner and dance to raise project funds for their Guatemala mission trip. The fundraiser will be held at Orchard Hills Center on Caves Road in Chester Township. Contact Darlene for tickets at 440-7294006 ext. 104 or darlene@mayfieldchurch.org.
Free Community Breakfast
June 15, 8:30-10:30 a.m. Ledgewood Christian Church is hosting its free community breakfast at the church located at 8261 Kinsman Road in Russell Township. Ample parking is available in the rear of the church building. All are welcome.
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June 15, 2-5 p.m. DeJohn Funeral Homes & Celebrations Center will host a Reiki clinic at 12811 Chillicothe Road in Chester Township. Appointments will be held every 30 minutes with a special Reiki therapist. Pre-registration is recommended to reserve a specific time. Sessions are $20 per person for a 30-minute appointment and $40 for a 50 minute appointment. Register online only at
DeJohnCares.com/Reiki. Walk-ins are welcome for $25 per person for a 30-minute session. Prepay online or cash only at the door.
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American Red Cross blood donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds and be in good health. For more information, call 1-800-7332767 or visit the Red Cross website online at www.red crossblood.org. June 19, St. Mark Lutheran Church, 11900 Chillicothe Road, Chester Township, 1-7 p.m. June 26, Mayfield Church, 7747 Mayfield Road, Chester Township, 2-7 p.m.
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June 28 Graduates of the West Geauga class of 1969 will be honored at the annual West Geauga Alumni Banquet held at St. Mark Lutheran Church. For more information, contact Evie (Sojka) Bayzath, West Geauga Alumni Association, at 440-338-3930 or former classmate Paul Judd, 216-382-3468 or westg69@att.com.
Annual WG Alumni Reunion
June 28, 5 p.m. All graduates of Chester, Russell and West Geauga schools are invited to attend the 139th annual alumni reunion dinner at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 11900 Chillicothe Road, Chester Township. Reservations must be received by June 14. Questions? Call Evelyn (Sojka) Bayzath at 440-338-3930.
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Chester Trustees Hire Joe Fornaro as New Road Supt. By Beth Brown beth@geaugamapleleaf.com Chester Township Trustees voted to hire Joe Fornaro as its new road superintendent during a special board meeting May 30. Trustees Ken Radtke and Joe Mazzurco, however, could not reach a decision on appointing a new trustee to fill the seat former Trustee Bob Rogish recently and unexpectedly vacated. They agreed to hold another special meeting at 6:30 p.m. June 4 to make a final decision. “I am very pleased to welcome Mr. Fornaro to Chester Township,” Radtke said. “His background and experience will Fornaro be a great asset to the township and to our roads department. Mr. Fornaro is a resident of Chester Township. I am certain he will be dedicated and committed to doing an excellent job in service to our residents. I look forward to working with him and welcome him.” Fornaro was selected from a final applicant pool of four individuals, Radtke said, adding his appointment to the position is contingent on successful completion of a pre-employment medical screening to include drug and background check, after which he will receive a salary of $85,000 annually effective June 17. Fornaro previously served as director of public service for the City of Mayfield Heights. Chester Trustees also announced they
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are searching for an individual to serve as an assistant to Fiscal Officer Craig Richter. Fornaro said he would like to introduce himself to the community in his new position. “A little background on me and my family: We have been residents of Chesterland for the last 26 years. My three kids all attended West Geauga Schools and my youngest is graduating on Thursday,” he said in a statement. “We have been a big part of the school’s football and wrestling programs, as well as the athletic boosters, gridiron club, lions club and much more. “Professionally, I believe we touched upon my 34 years at the City of Mayfield Heights. I am currently the president of the North Ohio Service Directors Association and vice presiSee Fornaro • Page 5
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tion, pointing out the ad for those interested in the trustee seat that ran in the “Chesterland News” stated no email applicants would be accepted. “He turned in his application on May 9th, prior to that ad,” Mazzurco said. “I’ve consulted with the county prosecutor and was told that trustees could make their decisions, so even if he did email his resume after the ad, it’s our choice.” Residents then raised concerns that Kolk and Fiscal Officer Craig Richter live on the same street. “Ken and I worked together through this long process and came to agreement to appoint Frank Kolk for the township,” Mazzurco said. Residents also questioned trustees’ decision to hire Joe Fornaro as the new road superintendent last week. When asked whether he had interviewed each applicant, Mazzurco said, “I don’t have to answer that question.” Radtke said he had spoken with each applicant. He said he and Mazzurco reviewed and selected the individual for the position they felt would be best. Mazzurco reiterated to the crowd he chose Fornaro from the strength of his resume and believed him to be the most qualified. Residents, however, continued to question Mazzurco regarding the large overtime bills that were submitted under Fornaro’s leadership to Mayfield Township, where he formerly worked, as well as what they per-
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dent of the local chapter of APWA (American Public Works Association).” Fornaro said as a Chester resident, he was “very excited” to be welcomed to serve the town in his new position. The board also voted to hire Joanie Windnagel at the rate of $17.50 per hour to serve as the temporary assistant to the fiscal officer — with no benefits and an hour cap of 1,499 hours served annually — until a permanent one is chosen. In other township business, trustees voted in favor of authorizing Richter to request an advance of 2019 second half collection and apportionments of real estate and estate taxes in the maximum amount available for the general, road and bridge, police and fire/EMS funds upon receipt of the schedule of dates.
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ceive as a bias due to the fact Mazzurco has been a football coach at West Geauga Schools, where Fornaro’s son played football. In other township business, the Chester Township Planning Committee, chaired by Anthony Nastasi, gave a presentation regarding the plans to improve and rehabilitate the township. Following the submission and review of five different ideas from planning firms, the committee is seeking approval of funds in the amount of $44,000 from trustees in order to continue to phase two of their plan, which includes interviewing the firms and selecting one to facilitate the township planning. Nastasi said once the committee receives the $44,000, it would explore different options to include crowd funding and grants in order to raise the funds needed to complete the process. Residents expressed concern over not having enough input in the planning process and want trustees to send out surveys for more community feedback. They also questioned the feasibility of leaving the completion of the plan, financially, to the securing of grants not applied for currently. Trustees agreed to table the request for further discussion. Chester residents interested in learning more about the Chester Township Planning Committee can review all meeting minutes and plan documents on the committee’s Facebook page, Https://m.facebook.com/ ChesterTownshipPlanning/. Geauga County Board of Elections Deputy Director Dorothy Strange said June 7 a recount of the 2.75-mill fire levy confirmed its passage with no change in vote count. Approximate dates of advance are July 5, 2019 (payments received through June 30, of 2018) and July 19, 2019.
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At their meeting May 28, the West Geauga Schools Board of Education approved the appointments of four new teachers for the 2019-2020 school year. From left: Lauren Cantini, already a long-term substitute teacher, will join the Westwood Elementary School teaching staff. Erin Gray, a graduate of The Ohio State University with a Master’s of Mathematical Sciences degree, will teach math at West Geauga High School. Katherine Hess joins the district as a reading tutor, and Megan Connor will teach at Lindsey Elementary School.
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families, with a focus on listening to their concerns and advocating for their needs with West Geauga Schools personnel. Lair’s statement said he wants to help ensure Newbury youth have the very best education possible, delivered in the most cost-effective way possible. Later, Nancy Benincasa, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction at West G, introduced the board to four new instructors for the 2019-20 school year. “We had an extensive search process for our elementary teaching positions,” Benincasa said. “We had over 183 applicants, and we’ve spent at least five full days of work looking at candidates in person and reading through resumes to offer an exemplary slate of candidates to you.” Benincasa first introduced Katherine Hess, currently a fifth-grade teacher in Newbury, telling the board she sat in on Hess’s classroom earlier this year. “I got to see, in person, just her wonderful demeanor and kindness to students and so we’re very excited to have Kate join us,” Benincasa said. Hess will join West G as a reading tutor in both Westwood and Lindsey elementary schools, and Benincasa said she will also help the district grow literacy programming. Lauren Cantini worked in the district this year as a long-term substitute, but has previously worked as a reading tutor in Euclid and Kirtland Schools. Cantini will teach at Westwood Elementary School. Megan Connor comes to Lindsey Elementary School from Fostoria Schools, and Benincasa said she brings great literacy experience. “(Connor) graduated with honors from See Teachers • Page 7
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Community Meetings Chester Township: June 20, 6 p.m. – Zoning Commission, special meeting, 6 p.m. – Board of Trustees; June 25, 6:30 p.m., Planning Committee, Chesterland Innovation Center, 12628 Chillicothe Road, Unit D. All meetings are held at the Township Hall, 12701 Chillicothe Road, unless otherwise noted.
Russell Township: June 19, 5:30 p.m., Board of Trustees; June 26, 7:30 p.m., Zoning Commission. Meetings are held at the Fire-Rescue Station, 14810 Chillicothe Road, unless otherwise noted. West Geauga BOE: June 24, 7 p.m., regular meeting, BOE Community Room, 8615 Cedar Road.
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been very supportive. Everyone has said nice things. People have said they like the friendly service and the decoration.” Verde also talked about the process of choosing their first location. “We looked all over from the east side to the west, from Cleveland to downtown Akron,” Verde said. “We liked (this location) because of the drive-thru. No one really has a Mexican restaurant with a drive-thru menu.” The drive-thru isn’t going yet, but Verde said it will be up soon and there will be a grand opening June 18. Verde said the goal is to make Burrito Express a franchise. “We’d like to open nine more in the next three to six years,” Verde said. “We’ve talked about Chardon, Mayfield and Independence.” Burrito Express is open from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. It is closed on Sundays. Burrito Express can be reached by calling 440-688-4096.
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All three hail from Guadalajara, Mexico, but never met until they moved to Northeast Ohio. Verde said he used to run a company that made fresh corn chips. He delivered to both Mendez and Alvarez and that’s how they met. The focus for Burrito Express is freshness. The menu offers build-your-own burritos and bowls, soft-shell and hard-shell tacos, vegan, quesadillas and the freshest corn chips made every day, Verde said, adding one of the best deals at Burrito Express is getting fresh corn chips for 99 cents with any meal. “Everything is completely fresh,” Verde said. “We have no microwave and no freezer. We have fresh burritos with the best Mexican flavor. We have friendly, fast service and a great atmosphere.” When asked how things have gone so far, Verde said: “Very good. The community has
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(the University of) Toledo where she spent two years as the captain of the women’s soccer team,” Benincasa said, adding Connor is highly competitive, which means she will serve students well. Jay Bishop, principal of West G high school, introduced the board to math teacher Erin Gray. “We had an extensive search with over 70 applicants interested in the high school mathematics position, and as we went through the search, clearly Erin stood out,” Bishop said. Gray graduated from Penn State University with a degree in secondary math education and from The Ohio State University with a Master’s of Mathematical Sciences degree. “While she was at OSU, she taught Calculus I, College Algebra, College Algebra with Business Applications and Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers,” Bishop added. During the interview process, Bishop dis-
covered Gray was a second-grade student of West G Superintendent Richard Markwardt’s wife and friends with his daughter at that age. “I had no knowledge of any of this until we went into the interview,” Markwardt said to laughter. “Jay (Bishop) and I were high-fiving each other, like, obviously we have the perfect candidate,” Benincasa added. Music teacher Taylor Uveges told the board 102 out of 125 students have signed up for fifth-grade band, which she called a dramatic increase in enrollment. The high school band currently has 144 members, but will grow to about 160 next year, she said, adding the band program has 100 percent retention between seventh and eighth grades.
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Chester Government Update The Chester Trustees met on May 2. The meeting began at 4 p.m. to allow time for review and discussion of each of the department’s 2020 fiscal year budgets. There will be additional discussions in June and a public hearing on the budget in July. Next, after some brief discussion, motions were passed to place onto the November 2019 ballot renewals for the 1.5-mill road levy, which was first voted on in 1990 and generates $293,070 annually, and the 2.5-mill police levy, which was first voted on in 1980 and generates $327,851 annually. A motion was also passed to allocate the three inside mills, which are non-levied tax dollars the township receives, equally between the road department and general fund. Next was the public hearing for two zoning amendments: Z2019-1 corrects a minor typographical error under wireless telecommunications and Z2019-2 removes from the township’s zoning resolution rules governing oil and gas well drilling in the township. The township has no legal authority to regulate oil and gas drilling and the rules are therefore unenforceable and unnecessary. Both amendments passed. A motion was also passed to set a public hearing for June 20 at 6:03 p.m. at town hall for Z2019-3 involving farm markets. A fuel purchase of $19,520 was approved as well as memorandums of understanding for several road department employees who have assumed additional responsibilities within the road department during this time of vacancy for the road superintendent. The resignation of Chester Fire Department Lt. Richard Browne was accepted and trustees thank him for his 20 years of service to the township. David Rorapaugh and Rodney Simmons were hired as part-time firefighter/paramedics and trustees welcome them to the township. In police business, a motion was passed with Lexipol to provide law enforcement policy manual subscription of $3,572 to assist the township in defining policies and procedures for the conduct of township police officers. It was recognized as a helpful tool in teaching, a tool for standardizing and defining officer conduct and a method of reducing township risk. A motion was approved to rescind a previously approved Parkside Park application for an art festival that was promoted as a non-profit event but could have been interpreted by some as a for-profit venture. Trustees had concern that for-profit ventures could be requesting use of the park in the future and the board did not want this type of commercialization. On May 30, a special meeting was held at 6:30 p.m. Upon opening the public session, the board, along with Fiscal Officer Craig
Richter, entered into executive session to consider the appointment, employment, promotion, demotion or compensation of public employee or official. Upon return to public session, motions were made to: Accept the resignation of assistant Fiscal Officer Joan Heppert, effective June 6, 2019. Trustees thank Ms. Heppert for her 13 years of dedicated service to the township. Hire Joanie Windnagel at $17.50 per hour. She has previously assisted the Chester Township Fiscal Office to assist the fiscal officer Advertise for the position of assistant fiscal officer with applications due at Chester Town Hall by 4 p.m. on June 17. If interested, please send resume, letter of interest and completed application to Chester Town Hall 12701 Chillicothe Road. Hire Joe Fornaro as the township service director and road superintendent. Mr. Fornaro is currently employed as the service director for the City of Mayfield Heights, overseeing 26 full-time and three seasonal employees. Mr. Fornaro has more than 30 years of utilities and road maintenance experience. The board welcomes Mr. Fornaro, a longtime Chester resident, to its team. A motion to set a special meeting on June 4 at 6:30 p.m. at town hall to continue discussions for the appointment of a third trustee was also approved. Updates: The Rotary and the U.S.O. will be holding a Fill the Cruiser event at the Chester Senior Center on June 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to support township men and women serving overseas. A list of needed items will be published soon. On June 15, Chester Township will be holding Trash Day at the old Chester School from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Details are available on the township website: www.chestertwp.org. Submitted by Ken Radtke Jr., Chester Township Trustee
Kiwanis Parade WG Kiwanis Club will host Independence Day Parade on July 4 at 11 a.m. The theme is “Pride in Chesterland.” The parade travels south on Chillicothe Road from St. Anselm to West Geauga High School. Parade registration is available online at WGkiwanis.org. For safety reasons, Kiwanis would encourage parade spectators to park at the high school or the side roads adjacent to Chillicothe, Carmichael, Cedar, Prescott and Camelot roads. For more information, call Les Scott at 440-221-0112.
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ost high achieving executives understand that quality trumps quantity. It’s true for the products they sell. It’s true for customer service. And it’s true for exercise, asserts Jeff Tomaszewski, owner of MaxStrength Fitness, who has adopted the title of Chief Life Transformer. The title reflects his mission at MaxStrength, he says. “I got into the fitness field because there is no other business I know of that allows you to so profoundly improve the quality of somebody’s life,” Jeff explains. “When you are healthier, stronger and more flexible, everything else in your life changes. You have more energy. You’re more alert at work. You can play with your children or grandchildren without dozing off all the time. You can enjoy retirement without nagging aches and pains.” One might assume that pursuing that improved quality of life requires long, sweaty hours at a loud, obstreperous gym, or running nightly against the blustery wind over slushy streets. But one would be mistaken, Jeff assures. “The two main reasons people train at MaxStrength are the amazing results they experience and the very short interruptions to their lives,” he
says. “Our program takes just 20 minutes of your time, only two days a week. It’s all about the quality of our workout system, not the quantity of time you put in.” So your lunch break is the only time in the day you have to exercise? No sweat. Literally. “You will not sweat when you work out at MaxStrength, and that is by design,” Jeff says. “The perception that you need to sweat for your workout to be successful is completely false. On the contrary, like a car engine, a cool body works more efficiently than an overheated body. That’s why we keep our training room at 65 degrees. We want to dissipate body heat very quickly, so if you start to sweat we crank up a fan to cool you off. That’s why our clients can go straight to the office without showering after a workout.” The MaxStrength workout, Jeff summarizes, yields a strong return on your investment. “The program is based on pushing your muscles to high levels of fatigue, to a pointwhere they can do no more, in a condensed period of time,” he explains. PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Our workout is safe and just about anybody can do it, from a professional athlete to an 85-year-old woman with a hip and a knee replacement. Serious business people who have had their work interrupted by an outdated computer or a slow network connection understand the importance of quality equipment. Specially designed, computerized resistance training machines are the key to the MaxStrength workout. “The unique machines provide the maximum resistance training for muscle strength, cardiovascular conditioning and overall health and wellness,” Jeff emphasizes. “They are designed to make muscles work hard, but without dangerous jerking that can result in injuries to your joints. Most gym training can make injuries worse. Our job is to fix people, not break them.” “Our workout is safe and just about anybody can do it, from a professional athlete to an 85-year-old woman with a hip and a knee replacement,” he says. “It’s not uncommon for our clients to double or triple their strength in a short period of time. When you increase your strength that much you profoundly increase your functional ability throughout the day. You can have less joint pain, more alertness and other benefits. Strength training is the foundation of youth.” To find out how your professional, efficient workout can result in a happier, healthier lifestyle, you can schedule your complimentary consultation with MaxStrength Fitness, at 4212 St. Rt. 306, in Willoughby. You can find more information, including client testimonials, by visiting MaxStrengthFitness.com, or you can call 440-226-8080.
MaxStrength workouts are designed to provide maximum results in just two 20-minute sessions per week.
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Scott A. Larrick
Viewpoint
WILLS • TRuSTS • ESTATE PLANNING • PROBATE • TAX • ELdER LAW
A Vision for Chester Township
ATTORNEY AT LAW
scott@scottalarrick.com www.scottalarrick.com
Bus: (440) 729-3770 Fax: (440) 729-3772
8442 Mayeld Road Chesterland, OH 44026
By Lisa M. Smith Four months ago a Chester trustee stood in my driveway and described a bold new vision for Chester Township. It includes a new town center with a walkable central business district, multigenerational housing and reconfigured commercial spaces; and a new $52 million main school campus. These enormously ambitious projects will change the trajectory and finances of the township for generations, and though not linked publicly by board members, they are being pursued in tandem right now. Until that conversation, I didn’t know anything about either. That’s partly my fault because until recently I was an apathetic resident. But I’m paying attention now and so should we all if we want a say. The $52 million school bond issue planning phase is over but the town center plan being developed by the recently-formed Chester Township Planning Committee is still at the point where community input can help shape it. When the group formed last year, they stated the funds needed to hire a firm to take data and develop it into a long-range plan would come from grants, in particular a realtor’s association grant. That fell through so at the June 6 trustees meeting, they asked taxpayers to fund the first $44,000 installment — and possibly the second. If taxpayers are being asked to pay for development of the plan, then they should have input into what it entails. Right now, the committee has pulled together data and resources for the planning firm to use that include past resident surveys, the opinions of planning committee members, maps and results of a “walking” tour. Missing from this mix — and perhaps the most relevant piece of all — is a comprehen-
sive survey of residents who live here now asking what they want. Do they want a business district consolidated behind Chester Township Park where land is currently being used for other purposes? Sidewalks that connect everything? A bike trail? A refurbished business district somewhere else? What other amenities would they like to see? How much are they willing to pay? People move to Chesterland because it’s beautiful, taxes are relatively low (no regional taxes), schools are good and housing is in demand. Yet, at the meeting, some planning committee members painted a different picture, characterizing the township as “dirty,” with little positive change in the last 30 years and calling for a beautification strategy. One member said he’d have to move if trustees didn’t fund the initial $44,000 to develop the plan. Yet it doesn’t require a long-range plan to beautify and improve existing commercial properties. In fact, many business owners in Chester Township have recently improved their properties with their own funding. Similarly, cleaning up unattractive or non-conforming areas doesn’t require a 20year plan. Ultimately, it’s not what the planning committee wants that matters; it’s what the 10,000 residents of Chester Township want. In an article in the Oct. 19, 2017, Geauga County Maple Leaf outlining why he was running for trustee, Joe Mazzurco said “residents felt left out of the decision-making process.” Here’s Trustee Mazzurco’s chance to ensure that residents don’t feel way with the new town center plan. Don’t fund development of a plan with taxpayer money until a comprehensive survey that brings in all voices is produced. Then, use the survey results to help drive plan development. In that way residents can be assured they weren’t left out of the process.
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Service Directory E D U C AT O R S $ CASH $ T H AT S E A L C O AT Asphalt Sealing Hot Crack Filling • Patching Call Nick • 440-786-1375
$100 - $10,000 PAID
24/7 Service
Buying Cars, Trucks, Vans, Diesels, Old Cars and Junkers
Call or Text ZAC 440-679-7293
Joe Eicher doing roofing, siding, remodeling, cleanout houses, we do most anything, Call between 8am and 4pm, 440813-4272. No answer, leave message. School Child Advocate: Retired teacher/school counselor available anytime for assistance with parent/teacher/ child conferences and I.E.P.s at school. 440-487-0829. Reference: “Section 504: A Legal Guide for Educators” - case law issues and answers. David. Owen Mullets Painting, interior and exterior, also staining/varnishing trim and doors, experienced 440-632-9663 or 440-313-2110 leave message. Will grind small tree stumps, $40 each, call Robert 440-286-5065. John’s Plumbing: Affordable and reliable. Water heaters, toilets, faucets, drain cleaning, gas lines, sump pumps, well tanks. 440-285-0800. Offering special discounts for interior and exterior painting and staining this season. 20 years experience. Professional and insured. Call Dan, 440-342-4552.
MASTER PAINTERS
Family owned & operated since 1976
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
• Cedar Siding Stained • Vinyl Aluminum Refinishing • “Cool” Roof Coatings
BUYING AND SELLING! Peace & Morgan Dollars All Gold & Silver Coins 1-5-10-100 ounce Bars Antique U.S. Coins Coin Collections
“Do It Right The First Time” Call Eric 440-729-2646
Estate and Broken Jewelry New and Used Quality Sterling Silver Flatware Diamonds Tools
www.masterpaintersinc.com ask@masterpaintersinc.com
221 Cherry St. Chardon, OH • (440) 214-9600
Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
handyman services kitchen & bath remodeling power washing siding roofing Free Estimates / Senior Discounts
C o n u n n w o T Paving try Commercial • Residential
DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • SEAL COATING PATCh WORK • DRAIN TILE • CONCRETE
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Help Wanted Restaurant in Bainbridge looking for help. Pantry Cook, Part Time Dishwasher, Full Time Hostess and a Part Time Server. Call John 216-645-2946. Remodel Assistant needed, $12-$15/hour, will train, call Chris 440-479-1125, Twins Home Improvement. YARD WORKER, PT, weekly starting $12/ hr more with experience, flexible hours, driver’s license preferred. 440-338-3563
Help needed, light assembly, first shift, flexible hours, and friendly environment. Call 440-632-5393.
Live-In Help Needed
for elderly gentleman near Mentor Shared duties
Weekly Salary - rooM and board
Call 440-667-2849
Part-time Evening Custodian Needed
Chardon United Methodist Church is seeking a
Director of Children’s Ministry
The candidate will be primarily responsible for disciplining and providing educational offerings for children ages toddler - 5th grade. This is a part time, 20 hour per week position. Those interested should submit a cover letter and resume to Pastor Tom Snode at tsnode1@gmail.com
10 to 20 hours a week
Please contact Steve at Mayfield Church steve@mayfieldchurch.org
For a complete job description, please visit www.chardonchurch.org
JOIN THE TURNEY’S TEAM!
Locally-owned and -operated Ace hardware store in Chesterland has an opening for a
One Opening: FULLY LICENSED CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SALES REPRESENTATIVE CONTACT CHUCK MENDOLERA AT
cmendolera@farmersagent.com 216-674-6772
PAINT CONSULTANT
• Retail experience preferred • Knowledge of paint, paint products, paint mixing and color matching preferred • Will train the right enthusiastic candidate • Hours include some evenings and weekends
Pick up an application in-store at 12670 West Geauga Plaza, Chesterland
CHESTER TOWNSHIP Assistant Fiscal Officer PrinciPle Duties: Assures that financial operations, and payroll are carried out in accordance with applicable statues of the state of Ohio, the policies of the Auditor of state and sound financial practices, records, and carries out duties as directed by the Fiscal Officer and policies of the trustees. QuAliFicAtiOns: A minimum of an associates’ degree in accounting or related field (bachelor degree, preferred). commensurate experience may be considered in lieu of a degree, particularly experience in public finance administration. skill reQuireD: Proficiency with Microsoft applications, excel, word. strong, pleasant interpersonal and communication skills. excellent organizational and time management skills and a strong work ethic. APPLICATIONS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED TO: Chester Township Fiscal Officer, 12701 Chillicothe Road, Chesterland, OH 44026 by 4:00 PM June 17, 2019. Chester Township is an equal opportunity employer.
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Classifieds AUTOS & PARTS
GARAGE/ESTATE SALES
Cash for Junk Vehicles: running or not, classics/big trucks/etc., free removal, call/text Zac 440-679-7293.
FOR RENT RUSSELL/NOVELTY: Large 1 bed/1 bath, w/fireplace, overlooking Chagrin River, includes appliances, $880/month + utilities + security deposit, no pets preferred, available July 1, 440-338-3563. PARTY TENT: 20x40” holds 80 people, perfect for graduation parties and weddings. Chesterland Rotary Club will deliver and set up. Proceeds used for scholarships at West G, $250! Add a sound system to the party, $150 additional. Call Fred Nevar 440-729-2717.
FOR SALE Self propelled push mower $150. 5hp chipper shredder $200. 440-321-5389. Crown Oil fired cast iron boiler still in servoce. $200. 216-469-3208 Brown eggs $3/dozen, from free-range chickens. Cash sales only. Call 440-6365747. Horse Trailer aluminum 2-horse slant gooseneck with automatic jack; dressing, & equipment space. $7,995. Call 440338-1537. 2 KIRBY VACCUUMS, Blue Model 3-CB w/all accessories, $40. Model DS-50 Refurbished, like new, $30. Call 440-7250453. Western Reserve Memorial Gardens Cemetery Chesterland –(2) glass front niches inside newer mausoleum, includes (1) urn. Paid $4,675, Asking $3,500. 440-666-8861. Working Yamaha Electone organ, rare model CSY-2I & bench, $150 cash, or will donate to church/non-profit, buyer transports. 440-834-4828. 52-inch Water finish roller, 920 pounds, Used one year, $150. Call 440-286-6802.
CHARDON: 6/27-29 from 9a-4p, Road Master Falcon Towing package, rototiller, electronics, vcr movies, weedwackers, at Wilders Mobile Home, 226 Deer Dr CHAGRIN FALLS/BAINBRIDGE: Man Cave Sale, June 14-15 from 8a-3p, car parts, vehicles, wheels and tires, lots of engine parts, at 18802 Haskins Rd. 216406-0248 If you need to have a moving sale, estate sale or garage sale, call Kathy Willis at 440-840-3226 for assistance. Experienced. References available. We are now doing partial estate buyouts. MIDDLEFIELD: Large sale. Woodworker retiring. All power and hand tools. 14830 Meadow Lark Ln, 440-632-5954. CHESTERLAND: Multi-Family, Wednesday-Saturday, June 12-16, 9am5pm. 12880 Morning Glory Ln. (Off Wellswood Trl) Games, electronic, toys, clothes, shoes, misc. lamps, baskets, craft items, holiday, collectibles, Cat’s Meow, Holly Hobby, Dreamsicles, something for everyone. CHESTERLAND: 4-family garage sale June 22-23 from 10a-5p, Glasware, furniture, men’s clothing, many different items at 9136 Ranch Dr, 44026. CHESTERLAND: Huge 4-family sale June 13-15 from 9a-6p, lots of Oriental vases and dolls, Oriental grandfather clock and china cabinets along with dining room table, organ, sectional sofa, plus lots of toys and collectibles, too much to mention, priced to sell at 12544 Hovey Dr. CHESTERLAND: Friday June 14 - ONE DAY ONLY, starting 8:30am at 7516 Oak Hill Dr.
Help Wanted
CHESTERLAND: 6/13-6/14 from 9a-4p, RC aircrafts and boats and cars, handmade craft items, quilts, pillows, floral arrangements, all new Chrsitmas items, linens, fabric, flower pots, bookcase, queen bed set at 7863 Birchwood.
Interest Rates dropped! REDUCED! $143,900. 4 bd. 2-1/2 bath newly updated. Open kitchen, dining, new flooring throughout. Orwell Village + Township. Pre-approved financing. Appt. 440-632-0713.
VACATION RENTALS
CHESTERLAND: Carmichael Drive Chesterland Street Sale June 14-16 (8a4p). Vintage and antique goods, housewares, toys, games, artwork, china, clothing, garden, furniture and more! Be sure you drive to the end!
Chautauqua Lake: Reserve Summer 2019 now! Lakefront, 3br/2ba, sleeps 8, furnished, sunroom, deck, boat dock, all amenities. 440-953-8687. Pictures/Reservations at www.maplebaygetaway.com.
PETS & ANIMALS
WANTED TO BUY
Seeking indoor winter boarding, 2020 December through March for (1) horse. Self care, indoor arena, daily turnout a must. Chardon Area. 440-286-3840. Free kittens. Two mama cats – one year old, Two kittens gray and white, 8 weeks old. 16925 Farmington Rd, 440-548-2608.
MISCELLANEOUS www.BobbysBusinesses.com, web talk,(social media); TierraScience, (wellness); YoloPros,(marketing); isXperia,(wellness). ShopYoloPros,(shopping). Contact bobbysbusinesses@gmail.com.
REAL ESTATE LOT FOR SALE-THOMPSON TWP: one acre lot, scenic, gently sloped, wooded, very quiet side street, $9,900. Call 440289-0708.
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12596 BUCKEYE DRIVE, CHESTERLAND $230,000 http://12596buckeyedrive.howardhanna.com
1,714 SF, 3 BR, 2 Full & 2 Half Baths, Front Porch Ranch, Finished Walk-Out Lower Level, 2-Car Attached Garage & Workshop, Wrap-Around Deck, on Sewers! 2x6 Construction, Large Dine-In Kitchen, Combined Living and Dining Rooms with Sliders to Deck - Ready for You to Move Right In!
11487 WINTERBERRY LN, MUNSON TWNP $350,000 http://11487winterberrylane.howardhanna.com
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3,306 SF, 4/5 BR, 3 Full Bath, Brick & Cedar Colonial on 5.42 Wooded Acres on Private Drive. Welcoming Foyer Entry, New Flooring & Carpeting Throughout, Bedrooms Freshly Painted, New HVAC on 1st Floor, Multi-Level Decks, Partially Finished Walk-Out Lower Level - Just Needs Your Finishing Touch!
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9321 WINCHESTER VALLEY, CHESTERLAND $375,000 http://9321winchestervalley.howardhanna.com
3,344 SF, 4 BR, 3 Full Bath, Stately Colonial on 5.03 Acres on Culde-sac Street. Huge Updated Kitchen with Granite Counters, Banquet Sized Dining Room with Fireplace, Vaulted & Beamed Great Room, Separate Living Room with 2nd Fireplace, 1st Floor Laundry, & Full Basement. Potential Horse Property-Old 4 Stall Barn.
1066 HILLCREEK LANE, GATES MILLS $490,000 http://1066hillcreeklane.howardhana.com
Twilight Open House June 13, 5-7 p.m.
Inviting Custom Built, 5/6 BR, 5-1/2 Bath, Transitional Colonial, 1st Floor Master Suite, Vaulted & Beamed Family Rm, 4-Season Sunrm, 2 Fireplaces, 2 Staircases, 2 Laundry Rms, Walk Out Finished Lower Level, 3.2 Wooded Acres, Attached 4+ Car Garages, Extra Wide Concrete Drive, Gorgeous Street! An Amazing Value!
10506 MAYFIELD ROAD, MUNSON $440,000 http://10506mayfieldrd.howardhanna.com
Spectacular Custom 3,228 SF, Raised Ranch, 3 Bedroom, 2-1/2 Bathroom, Log Home on 3.29 Picturesque Wooded Acres with Rock Formations, Backing Up to Alpine Valley! Logs Hand Selected for Build; Custom Trim & Cabinetry Timbered from this Property!
“List With Me and See Results!”
36+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SERVING GEAUGA, LAKE & CUYAHOGA COUNTIES
Linda Ebersbacher 440-223-8900
12668 Chillicothe Rd. Chesterland, OH
lindaebersbacher@howardhanna.com
www.lindaebersbacher.howardhanna.com
Realtor, GRI, RRS, HOD
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