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Interim Task Force Moves Visitor Center Forward

Operational planning and budgeting details for a Granville Visitor & Information Center have moved to a collaborative interim task force made up of representatives of the principle stakeholders in the project. The task force was established at the request of Village Council at their February 18 meeting. The task force representatives include village manager Don Holycross, village mayor Melissa Hartfield, township trustee Dan Van Ness, Granville Recreation District trustee Paul Jenks and chamber of commerce board members Drew Bennett and David Getreu. The task force has been focused on detailing operations of the center, staffing, hours of operation, and marketing in addition to fine-tuning the essential budget.

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Evans Business Consulting at Business Boot Camp

Chamber member Evans Business Consulting announced they are participating in the Licking County Small Business Boot Camp Wednesday March 10th from 11-2 at Opportunity Link 998 East Main Street in Newark. The boot camp is free and features 20+ vendors focused on small business development needs.
 

Home & Garden Show Returns to Bryn Du

BIA Home & Garden ShowChamber member businesses serving home and garden segments may want to consider exhibiting in at Home & Garden Show sponsored by Buckeye Valley BIA March 26, 27 and 28. This is a grand showcase of all the best in Licking County at Bryn Du Field House and Manison. Field House spaces have sold out but you still could have space in the historic mansion.  Call 740 345 2898 for details or download a registration form here.
 

Ohio Workers Compensation Group Rating Plan

Granville Area Chamber of Commerce has selected a sponsoring organization for our members interested in joining a group rating plan for workers compensation. Read more about how your business could take advantage of the workers’ comp savings if you qualify.

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Solid Waste District Increasing Fees

truckThe Advocacy Committee of the Granville Area Chamber of Commerce wants our business members to be aware of the upcoming increase in waste taxes.

Solid waste districts in Ohio were created by the State in 1988 to create plans for adequate disposal capacity for the district and to implement programs that would reduce dependence on landfills through reuse, reduction
and recycling. Granville is in a solid waste district that includes four counties: Fairfield, Licking, Coshocton, and Perry.  The solid waste districts can asses taxes/fees to pay for their programs.  These fees are taxes on the generator and are collected at the landfill, but passed back to residents and businesses in their monthly bills.  For years the fees in this district were; In-District $1.00 per ton, Out-of-District  $4.00 per ton, and out-of-state $1.00 per ton.

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