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The Village of Maineville Street
Department operates under the general
supervision of the Village
Administrator. The Street Department is
responsible for the routine repair of
all dedicated streets within the
Village, sign installation and repair,
and snow removal.
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Preparing Your Mailbox for Winter
Information from the
Warren County Engineer's Office.
The Village of Maineville follows the same guidelines in
regards to repair of damaged mailboxes.
Lebanon, Ohio Each winter poses a
threat to your roadside mailbox either because of snow
drifts, vehicle incidents, or snowplow damage.
Neil F. Tunison, the Warren County Engineer, in
conjunction with local area US Postal Service would like
to encourage all residents of Warren County to take some
precautions this year in stabilizing their mailbox for
the winter season.
Residents are encouraged to inspect
their mailbox for any repairs it may need. For any
mailbox located by the road, there is risk of damage
caused by snow plows. Damage may also not be caused by
contact with snow plow but by heavy wet snow being
thrown off the plow. When inspecting your mailbox check
and repair any weaknesses you may see such as rotten
wood, deterioration, and/ or cracks in the post as well
as leaning of the mailbox.
Damage to mailboxes resulting from snow
plowing will be evaluated on a case by case basis.
Mailboxes that are damaged by actual physical contact
with County equipment will be repaired at the County's
expense, but only if they were properly located and
installed. The mail box owner is responsible for repair
or replacement of the mailbox if the mailbox was damaged
by the pressure of the plowed snow and there was no
physical contact with the plow equipment. To find out
what the proper location of your mailbox is along the
road way, contact your local postmaster.
As you inspect your mailbox this is also
a good time to install reflectors that make your mailbox
easier to see during storms or during dark hours. Its a
good idea to also make sure your house number is visible
on your mailbox as this will assist mail carriers and
emergency crews.
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VILLAGE OF MAINEVILLE,
OHIO
ORDINANCE 2009-O14
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING PARKING DURING SNOW
EMERGENCY AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT
ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE
VILLAGE
OF MAINEVILLE,
COUNTY OF
WARREN,
STATE OF OHIO:
SECTION 1:
The Village of
Maineville
desires to add section 76.045 to the Ohio Basic Code
attached hereto and made a part thereof entitled:
PARKING DURING SNOW EMERGENCY
SECTION 2: This ordinance shall take
effect as an emergency measure. The reason for the
emergency is the prompt effectiveness of this measure is
necessary in order to have in place parking regulations
for snow emergency during the current winter season, and
thereby protect the public health, safety and well being
of our citizens.
BE IT FURTHER
ORDAINED that any
rule requiring multiple readings is hereby suspended,
that the immediate filing of this Ordinance is necessary
for the health and welfare of the village, it is
therefore declared to be an emergency, shall take effect
immediately and shall be promptly filed.
TONY DICKMAN
made the motion,
DOUG DROOK seconded the motion and a vote being called
upon the question of adoption of this Ordinance, at
least a majority of the Council approving said
Ordinance, and the vote resulted as follows:
Yea 5
Nay
0
Abstain
0
Ordinance
2009-O14 was
adopted this
3rd
day
of
December, 2009.
_______ON FILE__________
Dale Marconet, Mayor
ATTEST:
_______ON FILE__________
Donna Oakley, Fiscal Officer
76.045 PARKING DURING SNOW
EMERGENCY
(A) In order to
facilitate the cleaning of Village streets and to
expedite the free flow of vehicular traffic, motor
vehicles shall not be parked on any village street at
such times as the U.S. Weather Bureau records indicate
the two inches of snow has fallen and there is a
prospect of a further snowfall. All cars parked prior to
this time shall be removed by the owners or operators.
Any motor vehicle parked in violation of this
prohibition shall be removed at the order of the Mayor,
Village Administrator and/or Chief of Police and shall
subject the owner or operator to the fines provided
herein.
(B) It shall be the responsibility
of the owners or operators of motor vehicles to
ascertain whether weather conditions require the removal
of their motor vehicles from the streets and to remove
all cars parked in violation of the provisions set forth
in this section. While the Village shall make every
effort to inform the public of the existence of weather
conditions requiring removal of parked automobiles from
the streets, the owners and operators of motor vehicles
parked in these areas shall have full responsibility to
determine existing weather conditions and to remove
parked vehicles if the weather conditions are such as
require their removal under the terms of the section.
(C) After the U.S. Weather Bureau
records indicate that two inches of snow has fallen and
there is a prospect of further snowfall, the Mayor,
Village Administrator and/or Chief of Police shall order
the removal of all vehicles parked on the streets, which
have not been removed by the owners or operators. Such
vehicles shall be removed to a motor vehicle pound as
designated by the Police Department. Records shall be
kept by the Police Department of all vehicles removed.
(D) Any person or persons violating
the provisions of this section with respect to failure
to remove parked motor vehicles when the weather
conditions described in this Section require their
removal, shall be subject to the traffic penalties
provided by law for illegal parking in normally
regulated streets. In addition, where a car is towed to
a motor vehicle pound, the car can be recovered only
upon the payment of the towing charges imposed.
(E) The Mayor, Village Administrator
and/or Chief of Police shall use all available means of
disseminating information as to the existence of weather
conditions requiring removal of parked motor vehicles
from the streets. Such notice shall be disseminated
through media outlets and all other available means to
the extent feasible. The dissemination of this
information, however, shall not relieve owners or
operators of motor vehicles from the responsibility of
ascertaining the existence of weather conditions
requiring the removal of parked motor vehicles from the
Village streets.
(F) The Street Department
shall install appropriate signs on the streets as
indicated herein.
ORD.
2009-O14
Dickman/Drook 5/0/0
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PARKING RESTRICTIONS REMINDER |
As a reminder, there is NO PARKING in the
following subdivisions:
SALT RUN MEADOWS
RAVENWOOD
MULBERRY MEADOWS
Also, parking on Foster-Maineville Rd, State Route 48
and Mulberry St are restricted to
approved
MARKED parking
locations.
ANY VEHICLE PARKED IN A NON APPROVED PARKING LOCATION
IS SUBJECT TO CITATION BY THE MAINEVILLE POLICE
DEPARTMENT.
A PARKING VIOLATION IS SUBJECT TO A
MINIMUM FINE OF $ 90.00. |
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VILLAGE STREET DIRECTORY
If your street is not
listed, or is outside the block range, your are
NOT within the Village of Maineville. |
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Street Name |
Addresses |
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Antietam Blvd |
263-329 |
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Broadway Street |
245 ONLY |
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Bunchberry Dr |
350-463 |
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Deershadow Rd |
All |
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Down Ct |
All |
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Fawn Ct |
All |
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E Foster-Maineville Rd |
0-186 E |
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W Foster-Maineville Rd |
0-346, 373 W |
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Fox Chase Way |
All |
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Hummingbird Way |
All |
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Kilbarren Ct |
All |
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Maineville Rd |
8000-8300 |
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Melrose
Ln |
All |
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Morning Sun Dr |
All |
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Mounts Rd |
1663 - 1798
2360, 2098 |
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Mulberry St |
All |
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Mulberry Meadows Ct |
All |
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Nightwind Dr |
All |
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Ravenwood Dr |
All |
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Rosemore Ln |
All |
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State Route 48 |
7997 - 8256, 8275, 8371 |
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Sycamore St |
8109-8146 |
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Westmuth Dr |
All |
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Willow Ridge Ct |
All |
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Contact Information |
513-583-9961
513-583-0441 Fax
James Marconet, Administrator
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Employees |
| Stephen Allen |
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Upcoming Projects
July 2010
State Route 48 Resurfacing(ODOT)
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Snow Damage to Mailboxes |
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The Village Street Department
will repair any mailbox that receives damage as
a result of being hit but a truck. We do
not repair mailboxes damaged due to the weight
of snow being pushed towards it. |
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Notice:
The Village of Maineville
Street Department wishes to remind you that when renewing your vehicle
license plates, please indicate you live INSIDE the Village of Maineville
limits. This allows the County Vehicle Tax money to come back to the
Village for future street repairs. |
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| Street Vehicles |
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1999 Dodge 2500 |
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| 2008 Ford F-450 |
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Comprehensive
Plan
The Village
Comprehensive Plan was completed in 2007
by the following firms: |
McKenna and
Associates
CDS Associates |
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Engineering Services |
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CDS Associates |
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Planning Assistance |
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McKenna and Associates |
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