The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 December 1987 — Page 22

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 23,1987

Proposed wetlands fill in Syracuse

A request has been submitted to the US Army Corps of Engineers by B k D Realty, Syracuse, for a permit to place fill material into wetlands west of Lake Wawasee. The specific area is about 700 feet east of the intersection of Pickwick Road and SR 13 in Syracuse. BAD Realty, owned by Billie Ganz and Diane Bontrager, proposes to place an additional 157,000 cubic yards of sand, gravel and topsoil within 20.9 acres of wetlands to create upland for residential and commercial development. About 2,600 cubic yards of dirt, brick, asphalt and wood debris has already been placed on about one

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fourth acre of wetland east of Ben Franklin Store. Stephen R. Snyder, Syracuse attorney for the applicant, said the his client’s plan includes leaving the center of their property unfilled to serve as a wildlife refuge area. The public notice (from the district engineer states that since a portion of the work (has beens completed without benefit of the; Army permit, he reserves theright> to order removal of this fill material if he deems the pbblic. interest so requires. . f' ZTbe notice also states that any parties or agencies desiring to express their views, positive -or

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negative, concerning the existing or proposed work may do so by written comment to District Engineer, Detroit District Corps of Engineers, P. O. Box 1027, Detroit, Mich. 48231, postmarked or delivered no later than Jan. 17, 1988. Any person may request, in writing, within the comment specified in the public notice, that a puuliv uearisg be held to consider the B & D Realty application. Such a request must state the specific reasons a public bearing should be held. According to an addendum to “Wetlands, Indiana’s En-

dangered Natural Resource’ ’ published in 1984, Indiana has traditionally recognized the importance of wetlands iq its state comprehensive outdoor recreation planning. The importance of wetlands has carried through to the most recent plan, '‘lndiana Outdoor Recreation 1984” and is reflected in the process used by the Indiana Department of Mati-.ral Resources (IDNR) to determine which land and water conservation applications will be funded. The process for selecting state projects awards points for those that protect natural resources including wetlands.

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-s GENTLE AS A LAMB — Annette Lamb, 4*z-year-oM daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Lamb of Milford, gives Santa Claus a hug and tells him one final wish before he heads back to the North Pole. , . The jolly elf spent much of his time in the Lakeland area early this week, as children of all ages revealed their Christmas lists and gave a final tug of the beard. Santa made his last stop to “The Mail-Journal" office this morning to ask us to remind the children to be good. Latching up his reindeer, he then took the long trip back north where he will rest his legs from a lot of lap sitting and practice inhaling for his trips down the chimney tomorrow night.

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Syracuse police will not unlock car doors in 1988

The Syracuse Police Department would like to inform the citizens of Syracuse that as of January 1, 1988, the police department will no longer be able to answer calls to open locked cars. This' policy is being placed into effect for two reasons: newer cars are being built so that it is extremely difficult to open them without keys, and increased liability in the event an officer should damage a car while attempting to open it

Customers get official NIPSCO closing notices

The closing of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s Syracuse office was made as official as it could be, next to locking the doors, last week. Notification of the office’s closing were received by customers. The Syracuse office will <rfficially close on December 30. The State Bank of Syracuse, 100 E Main Street, Syracuse, and Walter Drugs, 108 South Main Street, Milford, have been authorized by the company to accept payments on current bills. Payments on past-due bills should be made at the NIPSCO offices in Goshen, Nappanee and Warsaw only. The change in the comoanv is

’ Theft and damage is under investigation

One theft and one incident of property damage were reported to Syracuse Police over the week. The theft remains under investigation. Omer Kropf, Syracuse, noted mat two three-wheel motorcycles bad been taken from his yard on North Shore Drive sometime between midnight and 5 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 22. One of the vehicles, which would not run, was found two houses to the east while the other one remains missing. Police are still looking for the Honda 85 200X three-wheel motorcycle. In a separate incident, Stan North Branch Street, told police that barrels from Tranter Graphics had blown into the skirting of a Disciplinary hearing set for deputy A change in time for the year end meeting of the North Webster Town Board next Wednesday was announced by Eve Payne, clerktreasurer. The board will met in executive session to discuss personnel matters at 7:30 p.m., with a public meeting at 8 p.m. Included on the 4 J ' agenda for the meeting will be a public disciplinary hearing on ) North Webster Deputy Marshal Shad Hunter. T

Syracuse Police Chief Robert Ziller states there will be exceptions in case <rf extreme emergency, such as a child locked in a vehicle. In this case, an officer win attempt to opeq the vehicle, if the driver, agrees to sign -a waiver of liability. The waiver states the car owner wifi hot hold the Town of Syracuse dr the Syracuse Police Department responsible in case the vehicle is damaged in the attempt to unlock it.

to enhance customer convenience by means of customer service centers. It wiD enable the company to handle telephone inquiries more efficiently. The changes wiD aDow NIPSCO to consolidate some of the commercial offices while continuing to provide needed services and reliable energy. A new toll-free number has been established for customers to contact NIPSCO with any questions or NIPSCO-related problems. The new number is 1-800422-6199. The NIPSCO offices in Goshen, Nappanee and Warsaw will also be open for customer assistance.

' mobile home near his property, causing S2OO damage. High winds at 8 p.m. last Wednesday, Dec. 16, were blamed for the incident.

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