Licking County Jobs and Family Services Eric Shaw

NEWARK — The Licking County Lath of Elections rejected six of 11 flawed candidate petitions at Friday's meeting, and also rejected a Buckeye Lake Yacht Society liquor option petition.

4 Alexandria Village Council candidates had some flaw on their petitions. 2 were rejected and two were accustomed. Jessica Voit's petition was rejected considering of insufficient number of valid signatures. Michael Miller'south was rejected because it lacked a engagement. The petitions of Jean Morgan and William Lower were accepted.

Three petitions were rejected considering of circulator statement issues. Hartford Village Council candidate Christopher Zehnder and St. Louisville Hamlet Council candidate Donald Roderick volition not appear on the November election considering the number of witnessed signatures was left blackness on the circulator statement. Jersey Township Trustee candidate Richard Burns had an under-count of signatures on a circulator statement.

Mark Alan Davis' petitions were rejected because he submitted petitions for 2 offices -- Kirkersville Village Quango and Board of Public Diplomacy.

The Buckeye Lake Yacht Gild needed 238 signatures, simply did non submit enough that were valid.

Other petitions accepted despite a deficiency were Buckeye Lake Hamlet Council candidate Deborah Julian, Spousal relationship Township Trustee Bernard Randell Williams and Newark City School Board candidate Mark Christenberry.

Voters volition elect two members to the Newark school board from 4 candidates: Christenberry, John Ault, Mike Blowers and Jamie Holderman.

The city of Newark has candidates for all seven wards and an unexpired term for council at-large. Brad Feightner is the alone candidate for Newark city treasurer.

In Heath, there are no contested races, with merely one candidate for each quango position and incumbent Mayor Mark Johns the lone mayoral candidate.

Buckeye Lake has five candidates seeking to succeed Peggy Wells every bit mayor. They are: Don Cable, Casey Clark, John Geiger, Jeryne Peterson and Catherune Zwissler.

In Granville, 5 candidates seek iii quango positions. W. Brian Goss, Melissa Hartfield, Kim Ball, Matt McGowan and Aaron Olbur have filed.

Hebron has 5 candidates for four council seats, with Andrea Chapman, Valerie Mockus, Kenny Nauer, Annelle Porter and Stacy Stoner on the ballot.

In Johnstown, voters will cull from Marvin Block, Charles Dutcher, Ryan Green, Douglas Lehner and Carol VanDeest for four council seats.

The contested township races are in Bowling Green, Eden, Etna, Franklin, Granville, Hanover, Harrison, Hartford, Licking, Monroe, Perry and Spousal relationship. Each township elects two of its three-member board this year.

The townships with the most candidates are Etna, Perry and Marriage, with five in each race.

Many school district elections are not contested, but Licking Valley has seven candidates seeking three positions, Granville has five running for two board openings, North Fork has v candidates and three members to be elected, and Southwest Licking also has five candidates and three open board positions.

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Candidate listing

Following is a list of candidates who successfully filed to appear on the Nov. 2 general election ballot, according to the Licking Canton Board of Elections, showing the function, the number to be elected in parenthesis and the candidates. Write-in candidates can still file until Aug. 23.

Cities

Heath mayor (one): Mark Johns

Heath Council, 1st Ward (ane): Brian Johnson

Heath Council, 2d Ward (1): Richard Morrow

Heath Council, third Ward (1): Doug Heffley

Newark Council at-big (1): Spencer Barker (R), Bill Cost Jr. (D), Daniel Crawford.

Newark Council, 1st Ward (1): Michael Houser (R), Michael Reagan (D).

Newark Council, 2nd Ward (1): Jeremy Blake (D), Beth Bline (R).

Newark Quango, 3rd Ward (1): David Lipstreu (D), Jeff Rath (R).

Newark Council, 4th Ward (1): Joshua Jenkins (D), Mark Labutis (R).

Newark Council, 5th Ward (1): Jonathan Lang (R), Mollie Prasher (D).

Newark Council, 6th Ward (i): Zachary Dobbelaer (D), Doug Marmie (R).

Newark Council, 7th Ward (1): Donna Ellis-Shaw (D), Colton Rine (R).

Newark Treasurer (1): Brad Feightner

New Albany Council (four): No candidate filed.

Pataskala Mayor (1): Mike Compton

Pataskala Council at-large (3): Dustin Epperson, Jude Hampshire, Andrew Walther.

Pataskala Quango, 4th Ward (1): Brandon Galik.

Reynoldsburg Council at-large (3): Stacie Baker (D), Kristin Bryant (D), Barth Cotner (R), Franklin Davis (D), Brett Luzader (R).

Reynoldsburg Auditor (1): Stephen Cicak (R), Mildred Johnson (D).

Villages

Alexandria Council (4): William Lower, Jean Morgan.

Buckeye Lake Mayor (one): Don Cable, Casey Clark, John Geiger, Jeryne Peterson, Catherune Zwissler.

Buckeye Lake Quango (three): Kaye Hartman, Deborah Julian, Max Thompson.

Granville Council (3): Westward. Brian Goss, Melissa Hartfield, Kim Ball, Matt McGowan, Aaron Olbur.

Gratiot Council (4): No candidate filed.

Hanover Quango (4): Christopher Felumlee, Brandon Unhurt, Carolyn Spaulding, Brett Wright.

Hanover Board of Public Diplomacy (1): William Spaulding.

Hartford Council (3): Leanne Bishop, John Haywood.

Hebron Council (4): Andrea Chapman, Valerie Mockus, Kenny Nauer, Annelle Porter, Stacy Stoner.

Johnstown Quango (4): Marvin Block, Charles Dutcher, Ryan Green, Douglas Lehner, Carol VanDeest.

Kirkersville Council (iv): Jessica Forsthoefel, James Kincaid, Nickolas Takach.

Kirkersville Board of Public Diplomacy (2): No candidates filed.

St. Louisville Council (4): Connie Jo Magers, Terrance Magers, S. Kelly Rammell

St. Louisville Board of Public Affairs (2): No candidates filed.

Utica Council (four): Patricia Creighton, Danielle Doup, Connie Long.

Townships

Bennington Trustees (2): Lee Hatfield, Cindy Powell.

Bennington Financial Officeholder: (1): Beckie Osborne.

Bowling Light-green Trustees (2): Benjamin Hupp, Daniel VanBuren, Scott Wright.

Burlington Trustees (2): Bradley Kyle, Jeffrey Patton.

Eden Trustees (two): David Bakery, Jeff Bremer, Leonard Laughman.

Etna Trustees (ii): John Carlisle, Teneah Chambers, Mark Evans, Randy Foor, Rozland McKee.

Fallsbury Trustees (2): Steven Billman, Donald Wilson.

Franklin Trustees (2): Jay Clark, Jeremy Saling, David Smith.

Granville Trustees (2): Bryn Bird, Stephen Chaykowski, Dan Vanness.

Hanover Trustees (2): Ronald 24-hour interval, Robert German, Heath Smith.

Harrison Trustees (2): Richard Patterson, Eric Smith, Marking Van Buren, Brad Williams.

Hartford Trustees (2): Gilbert Grandstaff, Christopher Peck, Timothy Zarley.

Hopewell Trustees (2): George Baughman, Joseph Mitchell.

Jersey Trustees (ii): Benjamin Pieper, Daniel Wetzel.

Liberty Trustees (ii): William Bogantz II, Douglas Strait.

Licking Trustees (ii): John Holman, Patrick McKinley, Dave Miller, Gregory Smith.

Mary Ann Trustees (2): Charles Bodle, Rodney Lothes.

McKean Trustees (2): Jerry Schwartzenberger, Jeff Wintermute.

McKean Financial Office (one): Lindsey Hoskinson.

Madison Trustees (2): Patrick Chesterson, Richard Houston.

Monroe Trustees (2): Scott Hendren, Joey Robertson, Mike Sileargy.

Newton Trustees (2): Scott Ellis, Jeffrey Posey.

Newark Trustees (2): Tim Ridenbaugh, Jim Weisent.

Newark Trustee, unexpired term (ane): Thomas Zigan.

Perry Trustees (two): Josh Gordon, Dalton Lee, Joshua Nethers, Donald Staggers, Thomas Ware.

St. Albans Trustees (2): Bruce Lane, Retta Morrison.

Union Trustees (ii): Charles Prince, Jeffrey Sharps, Roger Start, Randy Weekly, Bernard Williams.

Washington Trustees (two): Sam Parsons, King Stevenson.

School boards

Granville (ii): Dennis Kaps, John Kronk, Amy McAllister, Thomas Miller, Rana Odeh.

Heath (2): Craig Dyer, Samuel Smith.

Johnstown (2): Ruth Booher, Timothy Swauger.

Licking Heights (3): Paul Johnson, Mark Rader, Tracy Russ.

Licking Valley (3): Rebecca Clark, Deb Dingus, Carolyn Kollar, Drake McArtor, Julie Stedman, Jo Lynn Torbert, Casey Williams.

Lakewood (three): David Lohr, Jonathan Lynch.

Newark (2): John Ault, Mike Blowers, Marker Christenberry, Jamie Holderman.

North Fork (three): Barbara Bruce, Farrah Cooperider, Rob Krueger, J.R. Rine, Bernard Snow.

North Fork, unexpired term (2): Debra Ann Paxton, Lori Stradley.

Northern Local (2): No candidates filed.

Northridge (three): Doug Hart.

Southwest Licking (3): Sharon Lantz, Karla Somar, Catherine Spindler, John VIncent, Roger Zeune.

Educational Service Eye, Licking County (3): Robert Essex, Marc Guthrie, Forrest Yocum.

Problems listing (incomplete)

Following are the issues to appear on the Nov. ii general ballot ballot in Licking County. Additional bug will be added, including Granville charter amendments. Issues from overlapping adjacent counties could exist received through Aug. 16.

Licking County: Property tax replacement and increase, 0.25 mills with an increase of 0.125 mills, totaling 0.375 mills, five years, for purpose of parks, trails and recreational purposes.

Pataskala: Charter amendment to sections 3.02, three.07, 3.08, 4.x, 4.14, 5.05, 6.02, 6.03, vii.04, nine.01, 10.02 and 11.01.

Pataskala: Income revenue enhancement, additional, 0.5%, not-expiring, for police force protection services.

Burlington Township: Property taxation, additional, 0.v manufactory, three years, for maintaining and operating cemeteries.

Eden Township: Belongings tax, additional. 1.0 mill, five years, for burn protection and EMS.

Etna Township: Referendum on township zoning subpoena, the Hagy property planned mixed use development district zoning text amendment.

Granville Township: Holding taxation, renewal, 1 factory, v years, for protecting or preserving greenspace.

Hartford Township: Property taxation, replacement, 3 mills, five years, for roads and bridges.

Bailiwick of jersey Township: Holding revenue enhancement, renewal, 1.6 mills, five years, for burn protection and EMS.

Freedom Township: Property tax, renewal and increase, three.1 mills, with increase of 2 mills, totaling v.1 mills, 5 years, for burn protection and European monetary system.

Newton Township:Property tax, replacement, 3 mills, five years, for fire protection and European monetary system.

Perry Township: Local option, sale of beer, wine, mixed beverages and spirituous liquor, The Old Fool Brewery LLC, 17495 Pinewood Trail NE.

Union Township: Property tax, replacement, 1.8 mills, 5 years, for burn protection and EMS.

Washington Township: Belongings tax, renewal, 0.eight mills, v years, for ambulance service, EMS or both.

Washington Township: Property tax, renewal, 1.5 mills, five years, for fire protection.

Reynoldsburg City Schoolhouse District: Bond issue, chief $82.v million, rate 3.91 mills, 37 years, commencing 2021.for constructing school facilities and renovating, repairing, improving existing facilities, acquiring land.

River View Local Schoolhouse District: Property tax, renewal, 4.8 mills, five years, commencing 2021, first due 2022, for current expenses.

Southwest Licking: Holding revenue enhancement, renewal and increase, 0.five mill, with increase of 0.5 factory, totaling ane mill, v years, for electric current operating expenses.

Coshocton Canton Joint Vocational District:Belongings tax, boosted, ane mill, a standing period of fourth dimension, commencing 2021, start due 2022, for electric current operating expenses.

Newark 1-B: Local option, Dominicus sale of wine and mixed beverages, 10 a.thousand. to midnight, Fishmore Properties LLC, as well known as Large Corner Shop and Drive Thru, 126 S. Second St.

Pataskala iii-B: Local option, Sunday sale of wine, mixed beverages and spirituous liquor, eleven a.m. to midnight, Sarager LLC, doing business equally Elliots Wood Fired Kitchen & Tap, 724 Corylus Bulldoze & Patio.

Pataskala 4-A:Local option, sale of beer, vino, mixed beverages and spirituous liquor, Depot Street Coffeehouse, 36 Depot St.

Pataskala 4-A:Local option, auction of beer, wine, mixed beverages and spirituous liquor, Depot Pub & Grub, 21 Depot St.

Pataskala 4-A: Local option, beer, wine, mixed beverages and spirituous liquor, ten a.m. to midnight, Depot Street Coffeehouse, 36 Depot St.

Pataskala four-A:Local pick, beer, vino, mixed beverages and spirituous liquor, ten a.grand. to midnight, Depot Pub & Grub LLC, 21 Depot Westward.

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