Livingston Avenue Area Commission

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Public Notice

The 2019 Petition form to become a Livingston Avenue Area Commissioner is now available online at: www.LivingstonAve.com/pages under "Government and Legislation". Petition forms can also be obtained by calling (614) 580-8365 or contacting a current Commissioner.

You are required to deliver the petition in person with at least 15 valid endorsements along with a resume covering your most recent 5 years of activity. You need to bring the completed petition and your resume along with valid photo ID to the Election Committee. There are two meetings of the Election Committee prior to the Livingston Avenue Commissioner Election:

1) At the Tuesday October 15 LAVA-C meeting, held at 640 S Ohio Avenue on the 2nd floor 6:30pm - 8:00pm

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2) At the Rickenbacker Woods Learning Center at the rear of 1330 E Livingston Ave on Thursday October 24 from 6:30pm-7:30pm.

Voting will take place from 6:00pm-7:30pm on Thursday November 7th, 2019 at 640 S. Ohio Avenue (Holy Rosary/St. John - Campion Hall) on the 2nd floor, 6:30pm -8:30pm.

Please note: Candidates are encouraged to attend the regular meeting of the Livingston Avenue Area Commission on October 15, 2019, held at 640 S Ohio Avenue on the 2nd floor 6:30pm - 8:00pm and give a short statement of their candidacy. This voluntary appearance is not an election requirement.

Pages and Documents - Livingston Avenue Area Commission - Columbus, OH 43205

The 2019 Petition form to become a Livingston Avenue Area Commissioner is now available online at:
www.LivingstonAve.com/pages under "Government and Legislation"

Petition forms can also be obtained by calling (614) 580-
8365 or contacting a current Commissioner.
You are required to deliver the petition in person with at least 15 valid endorsements along with a resume covering your most recent 5 years of activity. You need to bring the completed petition and your resume along with valid photo ID to the Election Committee. There are two meetings of the
Election Committee prior to the Livingston Avenue Commissioner Election:

1) Tuesday, October 15th
LAVA-C Commission Meeting
640 S Ohio Avenue on the 2nd floor
6:30pm - 8:00pm

-or-

2) Thursday, October 24th
Rickenbacker Woods Learning Center
at the rear of 1330 E Livingston Ave
6:30pm - 7:30pm.

Voting will take place
Thursday, November 7, 6:00 - 7:30pm
640 S. Ohio Avenue
(Holy Rosary/St. John - Campion Hall), 2nd floor
6:30pm - 8:30pm.

Candidates are encouraged to attend the regular October meeting of the Livingston Avenue Area Commission on October 15th as noted above.

Please note: Candidates can give a short statement of their candidacy, which is voluntary since an appearance is not an election requirement.

Pages and Documents - Livingston Avenue Area Commission - Columbus, OH 43205

~Reminder~

Meeting is TOMORROW February 19th, 2019, 6:30pm held at 640 S. Ohio Ave, at the St. Johns Church and Learning Center (enter in the rear).

One of the guest speakers will be Senior Assistant City Attorney William Sperlaza. He is coming to talk about the Liquor License Objection process and answer any questions you may have. If you have noticed there has been very little loitering or prostitution activity and the lots have been relatively clean at Brothers Drive Thru and Jaguetta's. The City of Columbus has their liquor license on hold and is recommending that the state of Ohio not renew them.

Personally I have been trying to address what a nuisance these two business have been on this community for "FAR" too many years. They have been two prime spots of drugs, debris, crime, loitering and prostitution activity.

Please come to the meeting and make your position know. This is also a chance to show the City of Columbus how concerned we our about our community.

T.L. Elliott

Community Leader

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