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Email:
citymanager@cityofhuron.org
Address:
417 Main Street
Huron, OH 44839
NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES
May 11, 2012
Public Hearing- Re-zoning request of St. Peter Church
Notice is hereby given that the Huron City Council will hold a Public Hearing on the re-zoning request of St. Peter Church for the following parcels: 42-01325.000 from R-3 Multi-Family Residential to B-1 Neighborhood Business; 42-60100.000 from P-1 Off Street Parking to B-1 Neighborhood Business; 42-00367.000 from B-1 Neighborhood Business to P-1 Off Street Parking. The hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, June 12, 2012 at 6:30pm during a regular meeting of Huron City Council - 417 Main Street- Council Chambers.
May 8, 2012
Boil Alert Advisory
In conjunction with the Bogart Road/Main Street Waterline Reconfiguration, The Huron Water Department will depresurized the waterlines on Northport Drive and Valleyview Drive to the city limits on South Main St. (Huron-Avery Road) between the hours of 9am-2pm on May 9, 2012. Anytime the city depressurizes a line it is mandatory that a precautionary boil alert be issued once the pressure is restored. A boil alert would remain in effect for at least 24 hours. Homes affected by the boil alert would be notified by a notice on the front door and again when the boil alert is lifted. This boil alert affects all Northport Drive Residences and all residences from Valleyview Drive south to the city limits on Main Street (Huron0Avery Road)
THIS BOIL ALERT WAS LIFTED 5-10-12 THE RESULTS OF SAMPLES TAKEN WERE NEGATIVE, INDICATING NO CONTAMINATION HAD OCCURED.
May 7, 2012
Boil Alert Advisory
In conjunction with the Bogart Road/Main Street Waterline Reconfiguration, The Huron Water Department will depresurized the waterlines on Forest Hills Drive, Valleyview and Hickory between the hours of 8am-2pm on May 8, 2012. Anytime the city depressurizes a line it is mandatory that a precautionary boil alert be issued once the pressure is restored. A boil alert would remain in effect for at least 24 hours. Homes affe
cted by the boil alert would be notified by a notice on the front door and again when the boil alert is lifted.
THIS BOIL ALERT WAS LIFTED 5-9-12 THE RESULTS OF SAMPLES TAKEN WERE NEGATIVE, INDICATING NO CONTAMINATION HAD OCCURED.
Electric Aggregation Program
On October 12, 2010 Huron City Council passed Resolution 2010-81 which authorized an agreement between the city and First Energy Solutions for a nine (9) year electric aggregation program within the City of Huron. Previously, the city established the authority to negotiate and procure an electric generation supplier with the passage of a ballot issue in May of 2001.
Under the terms of the agreement, First Energy Solutions would provide residential and commercial customers a 4% -6% savings on the generation supply associated with the standard residential/commercial rate. In addition, the city would receive a onetime grant in the amount of $117,000 which city administration recommends be allocated to capital improvement upgrades to public lighting within the city.
In the near future, First Energy Solutions will be coordinating with the City to provide customers appropriate notice on the plan and the opt-out period(s). Upon receiving this information, please take the time to read over the information to make an informed choice and be aware of the opt-out time period.
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