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Summit Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-19
Type Administrative Appeal
Docket 31 entries
Disposition appeal is dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Reynolds, Acacia
Defendant City Of Akron Department Of Neighborhood Assistance
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Judge

Hon. CHRISTINE CROCE

Summit County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT FILED
  2. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed JOHN ROBERT YORK
  3. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed CITY OF AKRON DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE
  4. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed JACQUENETTE S. CORGAN
  5. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed ACACIA REYNOLDS
  6. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed WILLIAM REYNOLDS
  7. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed JOHN ROBERT YORK
  8. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed JACQUENETTE S. CORGAN
  9. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed CITY OF AKRON DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE
  10. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed ACACIA REYNOLDS
  11. AS APPELLANTS HAVE NOT RESPONDED TO THE MOTION TO STRIKE, THE COURT IS UNABLE TO DISCERN WHAT THEIR INTENT WAS AS TO THE COMPLAINT . THE COURT FINDS THAT THE ALLEGATIONS SET FORTH IN THE COMPLAINT ARE OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL. THE COURT FURTHER FINDS THAT THE COMPLAINT WAS MERELY AN ATTACHMENT TO THE NOTICE OF APPEAL, AND CANNOT REPRESENT A SEPARATELY FILED CLAIM. AS SET FORTH ABOVE, THE ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL IS DISMISSED. THE COURT FINDS THAT THE COMPLAINT ATTACHED TO THE NOTICE OF APPEAL IS NOT AN INDEPENDENT ACTION. TO THE EXTENT THAT IT IS NECESSARY, THE MOTION TO STRIKE IS GRANTED. COSTS OF THIS ACTION TO APPELLANTS. THIS IS A FINAL APPEALABLE ORDER. CC
  12. F.A.O. NOTICES ISSUED BY REGULAR MAIL. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM
  13. F.A.O. NOTICES ISSUED BY REGULAR MAIL. YORK, JOHN ROBERT
  14. F.A.O. NOTICES ISSUED BY REGULAR MAIL. CORGAN, JACQUENETTE S.
  15. F.A.O. NOTICES ISSUED BY REGULAR MAIL. CITY OF AKRON DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE
  16. F.A.O. NOTICES ISSUED BY REGULAR MAIL. REYNOLDS, ACACIA
  17. MOTION TO STRIKE DOCUMENT CAPTIONED "COMPLAINT" THAT IS ATTACHED TO APPELLANTS' NOTICE OF APPEAL
  18. THE COURT FINDS THAT THE TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE DIRECTOR IN JANUARY, 2025, IS NOT NECESSARY FOR THE COURT TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT MAY EXERCISE SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION IN THIS MATTER. THEREFORE, THE CITY'S MOTION IS GRANTED, AND PREPARATION AND FILING OF THE TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE DIRECTOR IN JANUARY, 2025, SHALL BE STAYED UNTIL FURTHER ORDER OF THIS COURT. CC
  19. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF ATTORNEYS JACQUENETTE S CORGAN AND JOHN R YORK FOR APPELLEES
  20. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
  21. CERTIFICATE OF FILING THE RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
  22. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF ATTORNEYS JACQUENETTE S CORGAN AND JOHN R YORK FOR THE APPELLEES
  23. APPELLEE'S OPPOSITION TO APPELLANTS' REQUEST FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
  24. CITY'S MOTION TO STAY PREPARATION AND FILING OF TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE DIRECTOR OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE
  25. APPELLEE'S MOTION TO DISMISS
  26. Sheriff Service - Residential CITY OF AKRON DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE
  27. NOTICE ISSUED BY SHERIFF CITY OF AKRON DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE
  28. POVERTY AFFIDAVIT. GRANTED BY MAGISTRATE LYNN M. EARHART
  29. PRECIPE FOR TRANSCRIPT OF DOCKET.
  30. POVERTY AFFIDAVIT (ORIGINAL SENT TO JUDGE TO SIGN)
  31. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE

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