Land in Green, Wayne townships on way to being ag security area
Samuel Boudreau
Wednesday, July 7
KEY ACTION Approved over 800 acres in Wayne and Green townships to stay as farmland for the next 10 years.
DISCUSSION Wayne County commissioners approved two resolutions regarding farmland in Wayne and Green townships. The first resolution established a new agricultural security area (ASA) of 595.021 acres in the two townships, which includes land owned by Michael and Catherine Kauffman (130.93 acres), Jeffrey and Nancy Kauffman (120.097 acres), William Sandra and Brett Besancon (139.274 acres),and Daniel and Tonya Besancon (204.72 acres).
Kevin White, administrative assistant/planner of the Wayne County Planning Department, said the 595 acres “is its own, separate, standalone agricultural security area. The confusing part is that we already have an existing ASA in Green and Wayne townships, so this is the second one going in there.”
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KEY ACTION The Wayne County Health Department will move into the American Red Cross building at 244 W. South St., Wooster.
DISCUSSION “Wooster Residents have benefitted from the use of this building since construction was completed in 2008,” said Commissioner Sue Smail in a press release. “Through this agreement, residents will continue to have use of the building for Red Cross activities, while the county health department will have new space in which to conduct its essential services for the citizens of Wayne County.”
Health Commissioner Nicholas Cascarelli noted at Wednesday’s meeting the department appreciates the commissioners and American Red Cross for the opportunity to move into the building. The Red Cross will continue to use the building for blood drives, health and safety training classes and house staff to assist residents who experience disasters.