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PLAIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Louis P. Giavasis lgiavasis@plaintownship.com (330) 933-3986 Scott M. Haws shaws@plaintownship.com (330) 904-9100 Albert P. Leno II aleno@plaintownship.

The Plain Township Road Department maintains 174 miles of township roadway.

Just 10 years ago, the Township spent $757,000 to pave those 14 miles, including curb and gutter work, while this year the cost to pave just 8 miles was $720,000.

As a result, Plain Township is rapidly falling behind in its paving program. Over 1/3 of the Township s roads are now rated by the Highway Superintendent as being in poor condition.

Highway Superintendent Joe Iacino has reported that four to five additional miles a year of road could be paved with the additional levy.

The Road Department is also available 24 hours a day for emergencies. We have equipment needs as well.

While Plain Township takes excellent care of its vehicles, the time has come where some of them have reached the end of their productive life, and need replaced.

Another rising expense for our Road Department is the cost of salt used in snow and ice removal during the winter.

1 PLAIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Louis P. Giavasis (330) Scott M. Haws (330) Albert P. Leno II (330) PLAIN TOWNSHIP FISCAL OFFICER Anthony J. Flex (330) On November 4, 2014, Plain Township will be seeking a 1.5 mill additional road levy. The Plain Township Road Department maintains 174 miles of township roadway. Unfortunately, due to the skyrocketing cost of asphalt, the Township has had to cut its paving program from paving 14 miles of roads in 2005, to only 8 miles in Just 10 years ago, the Township spent $757,000 to pave those 14 miles, including curb and gutter work, while this year the cost to pave just 8 miles was $720,000. Our Road Department has not been able to install or repair curbs and gutters recently due to the increasingly high cost of concrete over the past several years. As a result, Plain Township is rapidly falling behind in its paving program. Over 1/3 of the Township s roads are now rated by the Highway Superintendent as being in poor condition. If this levy is approved, Plain could return to the accepted standard of repaving all roads every 10 years. Highway Superintendent Joe Iacino has reported that four to five additional miles a year of road could be paved with the additional levy. Beyond paving our roads, the Road Department has other pressing needs as well. It is the responsibility of the Plain Township Road Department to salt and plow our streets in the winter. The Road Department is also available 24 hours a day for emergencies. We have equipment needs as well. There are 12 trucks used for snow removal as well as for transporting materials and equipment. Some of these vehicles are now 19 years old. While Plain Township takes excellent care of its vehicles, the time has come where some of them have reached the end of their productive life, and need replaced. With the passage of the additional levy, the Road Department would be able to replace two to three trucks a year. Another rising expense for our Road Department is the cost of salt used in snow and ice removal during the winter. The cost of road salt has increased from approximately $31 a ton in 2005, to $51 a ton in Last winter alone, approximately $190,000 was spent on road salt to keep our streets clear and drivers safe. This levy would cost the owner of a property with an appraised tax value of $100,000 approximately $52.50 per year. Plain Township has always strived to keep tax increases to a minimum. Plain Township residents can be assured this money would be kept locally, and used to maintain Plain Township's roads. Safe streets with proper maintenance and upkeep help maintain property values and make Plain Township an attractive place to live and work. If you have any questions about the proposed road levy, please contact Joe Iacino at (330) Please contact the Stark County Auditor s office at if you have any questions in regards to the market value for tax purposes of your property. Visit us at today!

2 No Soliciting Door to door solicitation is prohibited in Plain Township s residential areas. Plain Township has a Home Rule Resolution, Transient Vendor Policy in place (under Chapter 1000, Section 1001), which states it is a violation to go into the zoned residential areas and sell goods. ONLY people collecting charitable contributions are permitted this right. If you see a door to door solicitor in your neighborhood, please don t hesitate to call the Sheriff s Office. A solicitor located by an officer may be subject to a citation for violating the Transient Vendor Home Rule. School Bus Ride for Safety With a new school year upon us, the Stark County Sheriff s Office will again be participating in the Bus Ride for Safety Program is the second year of this extremely successful program. The Sheriff s Office will partner with various school systems around the county, including Plain Local Schools. Deputies will be riding randomly selected school buses and extra patrols will be utilized in and around active school zones to promote safety and awareness. New Cruisers On Friday, August 15th, 2014, two new Plain Township cruisers were added to the Plain Township fleet! Three 2014 Ford Explorers were recently purchased by the Plain Township Trustees to replace three of our oldest cruisers. Car 7645 was a 2001 Ford Crown Victoria with 125,565 miles and car 7637 was a 2004 Ford Crown Victoria with 134,339 miles. A third Ford Explorer will be arriving soon to replace car 7641, a 2005 Ford Crown Victoria with 152,000 miles. Help Support Your Township Did you know part of the fee you pay for your license plates is returned to the tax district you live in? This is why it is very important to look closely at your vehicle Certificate of Registration and make sure the tax district shown is Plain Township! Annually registering a vehicle includes a license plate tax fee from the State of Ohio. A portion of this fee comes back to Plain Township as long as it is properly designated on the vehicle registration. Residents should ensure tax dollars are returned to Plain Township by taking a moment to verify with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) that Plain Township is listed on the vehicle registration prior to renewal or new registration. If Plain Township is not specifically designated as the area where you live, the money will NOT come back to our community. Our Taxing District number is 7677 and the City/ Township is Plain. Monies received from the license plate registration are used to purchase road salt for the maintenance of our Township roads during winter months. Our Township also receives part of the gasoline tax from sales at local gas stations. These funds too are used only for Plain Township Road Department purposes. This is a great reason to shop local and make sure the money you spend comes back to help your community and Plain Township.

& The fall season, ah, the aroma of a backyard campfire on a chilly night. A time when friends and family can enjoy time together sitting at a campfire. It can almost become mesmerizing.

The EPA, the Ohio Fire Code, and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources all have regulations concerning open burning.

It means you can only have a small fire (about 3 foot by 3 foot pile size) that you can use for cooking. Nothing else!

No open burning of any kind is permitted between the hours of 6:00 am and 6:00 pm during the months of March, April, May, October and November. No burning is permitted when winds exceed 15 mph.

Violations are 3rd degree misdemeanors and may be punishable by a fine.

3 & The fall season, ah, the aroma of a backyard campfire on a chilly night. A time when friends and family can enjoy time together sitting at a campfire. It can almost become mesmerizing. Yet, each fall we get dozens of calls to respond to complaints of open burning because the fires are not conducted in a legal manner. The EPA, the Ohio Fire Code, and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources all have regulations concerning open burning. These regulations are in place to allow proper burning while respecting health and safety of others. In Plain Township, at no time is the burning of leaves (agricultural waste) permitted. Plain Township provides drop-off sites for the proper disposal of leaves (see final page of this newsletter for dates and times). Open burning for recreation ( campfires ) is permitted with several stipulations. What does code language mean? It means you can only have a small fire (about 3 foot by 3 foot pile size) that you can use for cooking. Nothing else! You cannot burn garbage, yard waste, construction materials, debris or other materials. The only item you are permitted to burn is CLEAN, DRY WOOD. No open burning of any kind is permitted between the hours of 6:00 am and 6:00 pm during the months of March, April, May, October and November. No burning is permitted when winds exceed 15 mph. Excessive fires, with complaints being received by the Fire Department shall be classified as a nuisance and the applicable laws will be enforced. Violations are 3rd degree misdemeanors and may be punishable by a fine. Outdoor Recreational Fires If you plan to have an outdoor recreational fire (cooking campfire), please adhere to the following: 1. Burn clean dry wood only 2. Pile size may not be larger than 3 x 3 and not more than 2 high 3. Burning shall not be less than 25 from any structure 4. The fire shall be constantly attended until the fire is extinguished 5. A hose or fire extinguisher shall be available for immediate utilization 6. You must register your fire in advance at (click on departments, then fire, then register recreational fires). Registration does not grant permission for an illegal fire. Plain Township s new Central Fire Station was dedicated on Saturday, June 7th. A coloring contest was held during the public Open House portion of the event. We would like to thank all of the children that participated. We received many awesome coloring sheets. We congratulate the following contest winners!! S Evan Roth - Age 3 Julianna Kieffer - Age 6 Nicholas Long - Age 6 Riley Craig - Age 5 Justice St. John - Age 10 Alyssa Serri - Age 11 House Numbers Available Being able to find your residence or business is critical to aiding safety professionals in responding to an emergency. Residents can obtain signs with a blue metal background and large reflective numbers to aid in locating addresses. To order, send the order form and a $15 check to: Plain Township Paramedics, 3625 Middlebranch Avenue NE, Canton, OH Call (330) with questions. Proceeds benefit the Plain Township Fire/ Medics Association Name: Phone: Address: City: Zip: Number on sign: House Numbering Order Form Direction of numbers on sign: Horizontal or Vertical

Paving & Microsurfacing Our 2014 Plain Township Paving and Road Repair Project has now been completed.

We would like to thank our residents for their patience with any inconveniences that may have occurred during this time.

The courts have determined that there may be joint liability between the property owner and the governmental agency for hazards in the right-ofway.

Right-of of-way Obstruction Please remember that trash cans and portable or permanent basketball hoops cannot be placed in the road right-of-way.

Drainage Problems Please remember not to rake leaves, grass clippings or other debris into the storm sewers, ditches or streets.

Also note that it is illegal to dump oil, antifreeze, herbicides, pesticides or other hazardous products into ditches, culverts or catch basins.

Prescription Drug DROP OFF In an effort to keep our citizens healthy and drugs off the street, the Plain Township Board of Trustees in cooperation with

drop off event; 10 am - 2 pm, Saturday, September 27, 2014 at Plain Township Hall, 2600 Easton Street NE.

Needles and syringes are NOT accepted. Sept. 24 Oct. 29 (6wks.) :: $5 per class! No pre-registration required!

4 Paving & Microsurfacing Our 2014 Plain Township Paving and Road Repair Project has now been completed. Approximately eight miles of roadway have been repaved. We would like to thank our residents for their patience with any inconveniences that may have occurred during this time. Sight Obstructions Please trim back your trees, bushes, hedges, etc. that may cause a sight problem for drivers on your street. The courts have determined that there may be joint liability between the property owner and the governmental agency for hazards in the right-ofway. If you see an obstruction of sight in your neighborhood, please report it to the Plain Township Road Department at (330) Right-of of-way Obstruction Please remember that trash cans and portable or permanent basketball hoops cannot be placed in the road right-of-way. ORC Section states no obstruction can be placed in the right-of-way. Drainage Problems Please remember not to rake leaves, grass clippings or other debris into the storm sewers, ditches or streets. Keeping storm sewers and ditches clean will help reduce drainage problems. Also note that it is illegal to dump oil, antifreeze, herbicides, pesticides or other hazardous products into ditches, culverts or catch basins. All violators will be prosecuted. If you see illegal dumping taking place, please report it to the Stark County Health Department at (330) Prescription Drug DROP OFF In an effort to keep our citizens healthy and drugs off the street, the Plain Township Board of Trustees in cooperation with the Stark County Sheriff s Department, Stark County Metropolitan Narcotics Unit and Drug Enforcement Administration will have a free prescription drug drop off event; 10 am - 2 pm, Saturday, September 27, 2014 at Plain Township Hall, 2600 Easton Street NE. Deputies will take any unused prescription drugs, in the form of pills, liquids and creams, no questions asked and dispose of them safely. Needles and syringes are NOT accepted. Sept. 24 Oct. 29 (6wks.) :: $5 per class! No pre-registration required! *Wednesdays, 7-8pm at Saint George Social Center th Street NW, Canton, *Also offered Mondays, at the Foltz Center in East Canton! Call Cathy, for more information Permits Required A Road Opening Permit is required for any excavation in the township right-of-way. The fee for this permit is $50. A Driveway Permit is required for new construction or any other improvements made to an existing driveway. This permit gives you instructions for paving and apron requirements. The permit fee $10. Permits can be obtained by coming to the Plain Township Road Department, located at 6300 Heminger Avenue NE. More information can be found on the internet at.

Fall Yard Debris With the fall season upon us, the Plain Township Zoning Department has begun to receive phone calls regarding leaves.

If you know of an elderly person or a neighbor needing assistance, lend a helping hand or suggest that they contact a local church or youth group for volunteers.

To ALL commercial property owners and potential tenants: A Certificate of Conformance Permit is required prior to anyone occupying a building in a Business, Office or Industrial District.

Applications can be picked up at the Plain Township Zoning Department 2600 Easton Street NE, Canton, Ohio 44721 between the hours of 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday.

One position to each Board will be appointed for a five-year term, starting January 2015.

5 Fall Yard Debris With the fall season upon us, the Plain Township Zoning Department has begun to receive phone calls regarding leaves. Please be advised that there are no zoning regulations regarding leaves and/or leaf cleanup. Plain Township provides two yard waste recycling drop off sites (see page 8 for locations and hours). If you know of an elderly person or a neighbor needing assistance, lend a helping hand or suggest that they contact a local church or youth group for volunteers. Zoning Certificate of Conformance Board Positions Available Attention! To ALL commercial property owners and potential tenants: A Certificate of Conformance Permit is required prior to anyone occupying a building in a Business, Office or Industrial District. A NEW permit is required for any change in business use, change of ownership or change of tenant. Applications can be picked up at the Plain Township Zoning Department 2600 Easton Street NE, Canton, Ohio between the hours of 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. The Plain Township Trustees are accepting letters of intent from persons interested in filling expiring terms for the Board of Zoning Appeals and Zoning Commission. One position to each Board will be appointed for a five-year term, starting January Interested persons must be legal residents of Plain Township and must be able to devote up to three evenings per month to hear variance, conditional use and rezoning requests. Zoning knowledge is preferred but not required. Letters of intent should be accompanied by a resume and may be mailed to the Plain Township Zoning Department (ATTN: Zoning Director) 2600 Easton Street NE, Canton, Ohio or dropped off between the hours of 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. Letters of intent are accepted until Monday, December 1, Sign Permits Almost any temporary sign requires a sign permit. So before you put out the next banner or portable sign, make sure you have obtained your sign permit from the Zoning Department. A temporary sign permit is good for thirty days. You may have a temporary sign for four (4) months within a calendar year. Please apply for and obtain your temporary sign permit before placing it outside of your business. All permanent signs require permits! Please check with the Zoning Department for size regulations at (330) Garage Fires Fires in residential garages account for a large portion of structural fires. Nationally, the leading cause of these fires is related to electrical issues. There are Fire Prevention measures you can take to help prevent these fires: Store oil, gasoline, paint, propane and other flammable liquids in a shed away from your home Plug in only one charging appliance into an outlet Extension cord use should be limited! Do not use under-rated cords, do not allow cords to remain plugged in unattended or be used as permanent wiring; do not overload cords and do not use extension cords plugged into charging appliances In addition, you can help keep fires in attached garages contained by: Install a 20-minute fire-rated, self-closing door leading from the garage to the house Installing 5/8 inch Type X gypsum board to the garage ceiling if you have a living space above the garage Installing a 1/2 inch gypsum board wall between the garage and the house Installing a heat detector in the garage

Come experience our first ever PCS Fest Saturday, October 11, 2014, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Schneider Park in

Travel the Stark Parks Middlebranch Trail as a connection to all of the parks!

Stark County Parks District to promote health and wellness for people of all ages, use of your local parks and

Come out and enjoy your local parks for PCS Fest and all year round!

Vendors will be selling crafts, food and beverages at different parks, including Schneider!

Park and Central Fire Station! Hayrides and kayaking in the Canton City Parks!

The Friends of Plain Parks will host their third annual Parks For Soldiers Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony,

Come support our Veterans and the Plain Township Parks. Activities begin at noon!

Senior Programs The Plain Township Parks Department, in cooperation with Parkway AARP Chapter 5190, presents a

On the fourth Thursday of each month, seniors can meet for lunch and listen to a guest speaker or enjoy

Seminars are only $11 and all senior citizens are welcome. Reservations must be made prior to attending.

member of the national organization. Membership in the local chapter is $9 per year.

September 25, 2014 12:00 pm - Ziegler Follies Join us for entertainment with the dancers of the Ziegler Follies!

6 Come experience our first ever PCS Fest Saturday, October 11, 2014, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Schneider Park in Plain Township to Schreiber Park in the City of Canton. Travel the Stark Parks Middlebranch Trail as a connection to all of the parks! This is an exciting collaborative effort amongst Plain Township Parks, Canton Parks and Recreation and the Stark County Parks District to promote health and wellness for people of all ages, use of your local parks and create awareness to the wonderful amenities offered in the park systems! Come out and enjoy your local parks for PCS Fest and all year round! PARKS DEPARTMENT ArtsInStark will offer entertainment in different locations at this event! Vendors will be selling crafts, food and beverages at different parks, including Schneider! Plain Township Fire Department will offer fun activities for kids as well as services for adults at Schneider Park and Central Fire Station! Hayrides and kayaking in the Canton City Parks! Contact Rob Steinberg at , rsteinberg@plaintownship.com for more information. The Friends of Plain Parks will host their third annual Parks For Soldiers Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony, 5k Fun Run and Kids Fun Run on Sunday, November 9, 2014 at Schneider Community Park. Come support our Veterans and the Plain Township Parks. Activities begin at noon! Contact Rob Steinberg at , rsteinberg@plaintownship.com for information. Senior Programs The Plain Township Parks Department, in cooperation with Parkway AARP Chapter 5190, presents a series of seminars to bring together local senior citizens. On the fourth Thursday of each month, seniors can meet for lunch and listen to a guest speaker or enjoy entertainment at the lovely Chateau Michele, th Street NW, Canton. Seminars are only $11 and all senior citizens are welcome. Reservations must be made prior to attending. All guests and visitors are welcome to attend two seminars before it is required by the AARP that you become a member of the national organization. Membership in the local chapter is $9 per year. For more information, contact Marge McClelland at (330) September 25, :00 pm - Ziegler Follies Join us for entertainment with the dancers of the Ziegler Follies! Lunch: Country Fried Steak with Mashed Potatoes OR Broiled Scrod with Baked Potato Includes: Salad, Roll, Coffee and Dessert! October 23, :00 pm - Wishes Can Happen Cindy Morrow, will talk about Wishes Can Happen. Lunch: Baked Chicken OR Sausage with Peppers and Pasta Marinara Includes: Salad, Roll, Coffee and Dessert! November 20, :00 pm - Honor our Veterans We are once again honoring our Veterans. Speaker is Major General Dan Hahn. Lunch: Turkey with Mashed Potatoes OR Ham with Scalloped potatoes Includes: Salad, Roll, Coffee and Dessert! PTHS meetings are held at Plain Township Hall 2600 Easton St. NE, October 20, 7:00 pm - Mr. Todd Clark from Stark Parks, will speak of Stark County Inter-Urban Trolley November 17, 7:00 pm - Mrs. Judy Pocock, retired Plain Local teacher will speak of School Books from One-Room Schools

Indoor Soccer at Diamond Sports Complex Get into the game with Plain Township Parks Department s Indoor Soccer beginning this November 6th with session one running through February 1st, 2015!

Registration is $600/team for a guaranteed ten games. Register with a $200 deposit by October 16, 2014 and receive a $25 discount per team!

Visit or call us at 330-492-4689 for more information. Youth Recreational Indoor Soccer Session I Recreational Indoor Soccer will begin on November 8th, 2014.

Players receive a team t-shirt, 9 weeks of soccer (2 practices and 7 games, all on Saturdays) and an end of session team party!

Registration forms can be found online or come to the Diamond Indoor Complex Mezzanine on October 4th or 11th, 9 am-12 pm to register in person!

Deadline is October 27, 2014 Messy Hands! Ages 2-5 The Plain Township Parks Department invites you and your little one to get creative with us at the Diamond Community Room!

When: Mondays, Session two; October 20 - November 17, from 10 am to 11 am Mondays, Session three; December 8 - January 26, from 10 am to 11 am Where: Diamond Community Room, 2782 Diamond Street NE,

7 Indoor Soccer at Diamond Sports Complex Get into the game with Plain Township Parks Department s Indoor Soccer beginning this November 6th with session one running through February 1st, 2015! Divisions include U12, U14, High School Boys/Coed and Girls, Coed Adult, Coed Adult over 30 and Men s Open. Teams are accepted on a first come first serve basis. Registration is $600/team for a guaranteed ten games. Register with a $200 deposit by October 16, 2014 and receive a $25 discount per team! Pay the FULL registration fee by October 30, 2014 and receive a $25 discount per team! Mail or drop off Registration form and fee to: Plain Township Parks, 2600 Easton St NE, Canton, Ohio Visit or call us at for more information. Youth Recreational Indoor Soccer Session I Recreational Indoor Soccer will begin on November 8th, All kids in Kindergarten through Sixth grades are welcome to participate in this active sport at Diamond Indoor Sports Complex! Players receive a team t-shirt, 9 weeks of soccer (2 practices and 7 games, all on Saturdays) and an end of session team party!! Parents and guardians who would like to be a volunteer coach will receive one child s registration at a discount! Sibling discounts also available. Registration forms can be found online or come to the Diamond Indoor Complex Mezzanine on October 4th or 11th, 9 am-12 pm to register in person! Please mail or drop off Registration form and fee to: Plain Township Parks, 2600 Easton St NE, Canton, Ohio Visit or call us at for more information. Deadline is October 27, 2014 Messy Hands! Ages 2-5 The Plain Township Parks Department invites you and your little one to get creative with us at the Diamond Community Room! Everyday craft items used in CREATIVE ways! All things GOOEY and much more! - Paint! Stamping! Imagination! Dress children in old clothes; we promise to get messy! When: Mondays, Session two; October 20 - November 17, from 10 am to 11 am Mondays, Session three; December 8 - January 26, from 10 am to 11 am Where: Diamond Community Room, 2782 Diamond Street NE, Canton, Ohio Fee: $35/child/session. Call for information or info@plaintownship.com. ~ TRICK or TREAT 2014 ~ Get your goblins, super heroes and princesses ready! Trick or Treat in Plain Township will be Sunday, October 26, 2014 from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm! Due to ongoing technological advancement, many electronic products become obsolete within a very short period of time, creating a large surplus of unwanted electronic products or E-waste. Disposing of E- waste in landfills has the potential to cause severe human and environmental health impacts. Plain Township will be accepting E-waste during the week of September 22-26th, 2014 (Monday-Friday) during the hours of 7:00 am - 6:00 pm. Bring your electronic waste to the Plain Township Hall garage located at 2600 Easton Street NE. We will accept: Household Batteries Cell phones/blackberries Phones/Answering Machines Keyboards/Mice/Speakers Circuit Boards/Monitors Misc Computer Parts DVD Players/VCR s CD s, DVD s and Floppy Disks MP3 Players/Radios Calculators Light Bulbs If it plugs in or uses batteries, we take it!

EES 2600 Easton Street NE, Canton, OH 44721 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT #277 CANTON, OH Elected Officials Trustees Fiscal Officer/Finance County Commissioners Fire & Rescue Fire Administration

492-4686 History Historical Society (330) 494-6187 Parks Department Parks Programming Park Reservations Email: info@plaintownship.com Plain Local Sports Holly Hills Baseball (330) 495-6333 www.

org Big Dog Lacrosse (330) 685-7199 www.bigdoglacrosse.

8 Contact List PLAIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES 2600 Easton Street NE, Canton, OH PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT #277 CANTON, OH Elected Officials Trustees Fiscal Officer/Finance County Commissioners Fire & Rescue Fire Administration Emergency Calls (330) (330) (330) Administration: Finance: Fire/Rescue: Parks: (330) (330) Road: Sheriff: Zoning: (330) (330) (330) History Historical Society (330) Parks Department Parks Programming Park Reservations Plain Local Sports Holly Hills Baseball (330) Community Soccer Club Plain Local Baseball (330) Plain Midget Football (330) Big Dog Lacrosse (330) Police Stark County Sheriff (330) Real Estate Records Stark County Auditor (330) Recycling Solid Waste District Road/Storm Sewer Stark County Roads Stark County Sewer State of Ohio Roads Plain Township Roads Schools Canton City North Canton Plain Schools Admin. Plain Bus Garage (330) (330) (330) (330) (330) (330) (330) (330) Septic Systems Stark Co. Health Dept. (330) Voter Registration Board of Elections (330) Water Service Canton City Water North Canton Water Aqua Water (330) (330) Zoning Permits Plain Township Zoning (330) RECYCLING FACILITIES Unassisted yard waste drop-offs are available at two locations. Leaves, branches, small tree limbs and other yard waste is accepted and may be loose or in paper bags. Please, no plastic bags Easton Street NE Monday, Thursday and Saturday, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Beginning October 6th, Monday-Saturday, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm; Sundays, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm CLOSED HOLIDAYS: Columbus Day, October 13th; Veteran s Day, November 11th; Thanksgiving weekend, November 27th through 30th, Closed for winter on January 9, Warstler Brothers Landscaping, 4125 Salway Avenue NW Beginning October 12th, open seven days per week, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Closed for winter on January 9, Note: Please be respectful of the times of operation as those are the only hours drop off is permitted. Visit us at today!

PLAIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES

PLAIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Louis P. Giavasis lgiavasis@plaintownship.com (330) 933-3986 Scott M. Haws shaws@plaintownship.com (330) 904-9100 Albert P. Leno II aleno@plaintownship.com (330) 244-8442 PLAIN