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West Alexandria talks legal fees, water shut-offs

West Alexandria talks legal fees, water shut-offs
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Village of West Alexandria to enforce water service shutoffs

Village of West Alexandria to enforce water service shutoffs
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West Alexandria council debates ambulance purchase

West Alexandria council votes to purchase, demolish former Twin Tavern

West Alexandria council votes to purchase, demolish former Twin Tavern By Anthony Baker - abaker@aimmediamidwest.com West Alexandria council discussed efforts to purchase and demolish the former Twin Tavern, located at 10 N. Main St., during a special meeting held Thursday, April 8. Anthony Baker | The Register-Herald WEST ALEXANDRIA Village Council discussed efforts to purchase and demolish a dilapidated property during a special meeting held on Thursday, April 8. Village Administrator Adam Beneke updated council on the status of the former Twin Tavern, located at 10 N. Main St., during its Jan. 18 meeting, saying that the building was in danger of imminent collapse.

West Alexandria council talks audit results, Twin Tavern demolition, nuisance ordinance

West Alexandria council talks audit results, Twin Tavern demolition, nuisance ordinance By Anthony Baker - abaker@aimmediamidwest.com The former site of the Twin Tavern, located at 10 N. Main St. in West Alex, was previously declared a fire hazard and is now reportedly in danger of “imminent collapse.” Anthony Baker | The Register-Herald WEST ALEXANDRIA Village Council discussed a controversial ordinance penalizing owners of known “drug houses” and the contents of a recent report by the Ohio Auditor of State during its first monthly meeting of 2021 on Monday, Jan. 18. Council voted not to move forward with the nuisance ordinance, which would penalize landlords whose properties are repeatedly involved in the commission of drug-related offenses, during its Monday, Oct. 19 meeting last year, despite having voted to approve the first two readings of the ordinance.

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