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From the 2/10/06 Akron Beacon Journal:

 

 

College eyes Apple Creek property

Ohio State's Agricultural Technical Institute may use the land to expand

By Mary Kay Quinn

Beacon Journal staff writer

 

Among the questions that remain in the closing of Apple Creek Developmental Center is what will become of the nine buildings and 130 acres in rural Wayne County.

 

By next month, that question might be answered.

 

Ohio State University's Agricultural Technical Institute might want to expand on the property, said ATI's director, Stephen Nameth.

 

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http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/13837698.htm?source=rss&channel=ohio_news

 

  • 1 month later...

From the 4/11/06 Dispatch:

 

 

OSU may refuse gift of property

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Kathy Lynn Gray

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

 

Ohio State University trustees are skeptical of a state plan to donate the recently abandoned Apple Creek Developmental Center to the university.

 

The state has offered the 100-acre site in Wayne County to the university’s Agricultural Technical Institute, a branch campus in nearby Wooster.

 

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http://www.dispatch.com/news-story.php?story=dispatch/2006/04/11/20060411-C1-02.html

 

I thought OSU had something against the band AC/DC.

 

Grasscat, you lured me into a boring article!

Damnit!  Got me too!

yeah, me too

  • 4 weeks later...

From the 5/9/06 Akron Beacon Journal:

 

 

Apple Creek draws interest just from OSU

State may be forced to rewrite law in order to parcel out property

By Mary Kay Quinn

Beacon Journal staff writer

 

WOOSTER - State law might have to be rewritten if the former Apple Creek Developmental Center is to find a new owner.

 

Only Ohio State University expressed strong interest in the 117-acre property during a gathering Monday of local and state officials at the Wayne County administration building.

 

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http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/state/14534761.htm?source=rss&channel=ohio_state

 

  • 4 months later...

From the 9/22/06 Wooster Daily Record:

 

 

Village and township to buy ACDC

By CHRIS KICK

Staff Writer

 

APPLE CREEK - The Apple Creek Developmental Center looks to be on its way to new ownership. In an emergency council meeting Thursday night, Apple Creek council voted unanimously to purchase the property formerly run by the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities and known most commonly as ACDC.

 

The property is to be purchased by both the village and East Union Township for $420,000 and costs are to be evenly shared. The village and township, in a joint agreement, will lease the property from the state beginning Oct. 1 for $1. The lease will continue for up to one year, or until the transaction clears legislators and Gov. Bob Taft produces the property’s deed.

 

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http://www.the-daily-record.com/article.php?pathToFile=/archive/09222006/news/&file=_news1.txt&article=1&tD=09222006

 

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