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The Village of Lakemore     1400 Main St.  Lakemore, OH 44250 P.O. Box 455                                               330-733-6125

Tracy SAYERS -  VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR

Village Administrator 
330-733-6125 ext. 3
The Village of Lakemore
P.O. Box 455
1400 Main Street
Lakemore, OH   44250
Email Tracy Sayers
TO TALK WITH SOMEONE ABOUT A WATER/SEWER/TRASH BILL OR ACCOUNT, PLEASE CALL 330-733-6125 EXT. 4 


Trash & Recycling Regulations
The Village of Lakemore is seeking grant and loan funding to replace the water main on Second Street.

United Survey is currently performing the Cured In Place Sanitary Sewer Lining in the Phase 1 Sanitary 
Improvement plan.  The sanitary mains on Sunnyside to Lake Road will be lined to reduce infiltration of ground and storm waters.

HM Miller has started the water / sanitary / road replacement project for Fairdale, Michaels, and Danforth.

The Village plans to resurface Meadows and Danforth in 2025

​The Village plans to resurface Chelsea and the roadway along Lakemore Plaza in 2026


INFORMATION REGARDING THE SANITARY SEWER PHASE 1 PROJECT 
SEWER PHASE 1
PROJECT SCHEDULE FOR SEWER PHASE 1    
SCHEDULE

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The Village of Lakemore addressing water concerns

The Department of Public Services will begin sending requests to businesses for a copy of their most recent test results of their backflow device. 
Surveys will then be sent to property owners to determine if backflow devices exist or are needed.
A brochure regarding this program is available HERE
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FROZEN WATER LINES?
Here are some tips on how to help prevent frozen exterior and interior water lines during the winter months.

THE 2022 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT (DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT)

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Please email the Village Administrator at tfast@lakemoreohio.org to report a street light or call 330-733-6125 ext. 3


The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will manage the registration and monitor any fishing tournaments launching from Dodds Lakefront park in Lakemore.  The website is here: https://fishtournaments.ohiodnr.gov/
 
We are providing this information so any public angler or boater or Village resident or official can see when a tournament will be at the ramp and how large it is.  Anyone interested in holding a fishing tournament on Springfield Lake will start with the website.
 

Please remember:  Trash containers and any loose trash strewn about the area must be removed from the curb, out of sight, by 8:00 p.m. of the assigned pick up day.
To check for pick up delays because of a holiday, go to the Kimble website at 
Kimble Holiday Schedule | Recycling & Waste Disposal Services (kimblecompanies.com)
 Please call the Public Services Utility Clerk with any questions or concerns at 330-733-6125  ext.  4.

TRASH AND RECYCLING WILL BE PICKED UP FOR THE ENTIRE VILLAGE OF LAKEMORE EACH MONDAY, SO PLEASE PUT EVERYTHING AT THE CURB SUNDAY EVENING.


The Village of Lakemore has adopted a new Illicit Discharge Ordinance.  This legislation explains that pollutants cannot be dumped or washed into storm sewers, ditches, or directly into Springfield Lake.  Herbacides, pesticides, and fertilizers are considered pollutants.  The enforcement of this Ordinance is also explained.
Please review the Ordinance 1688-2020  and call Tracy Sayers if you have any questions or concerns

The Village of Lakemore has created an Enforcement Plan for Illicit Discharge

The Village of Lakemore has adopted a current Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance

Current and future projects for the Village of Lakemore

Ditching throughout the Village to reduce storm and ground water saturation into the sanitary sewer system
Begin finding areas to create retention basins to reduce the amount of storm water entering Springfield Lake
Work to improve the health of Springfield Lake with Springfield Township and the Summit County Engineer's office.
Begin cleaning and inspecting the sanitary and storm sewer lines
Continue to replace watermains to improve quality and pressure
Continue to resurface roads


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