The $20 million of water and sewer projects took place from 2005 to 2007, according to the Mahoning County Sanitary Engineer’s Office.
“Then you started having really substantial square-footage houses, which are the lakefront houses.” “In the 1940s, ’50s, ’60s, you had modest 700-, 800-, 900-foot cottages basically, people coming out to enjoy the recreational activities,” Kurilla said.
That led to cottages being turned into year-round homes, Kurilla said.Ī 10,700-square-foot lakefront home on Countyline Road built by Alliance auto dealer Wally Armour in 2001 cost more than $1 million. The newfound stability of the lake under state control led to construction of water and sewer lines starting around 1990, which helped develop the northeast part of the lake, Wolf said. The state also took over the lake and turned it into a state park. When the repairs were finished, the lake filled back up. Youngstown’s then-Mayor Pat Ungaro threatened to let out the water, and the state provided money for repairs, which required the lake to be drained from 1986 to 1988. Youngstown owned the lake until about 1986, when the dam badly needed repairs, according to Lake Milton resident Paul Wolf, who was head of an association of Lake Milton residents for many years. The amusement park closed during the Great Depression. But the beach town also had an amusement park with a roller coaster. In Craig Beach, the town on the west shore, 17-year-old Dino Crocetti of Steubenville performed for the first time at the Craig Beach Dance Hall, according to the Ohio Historical Society and Craig Beach website. The lake became a popular summer attraction in the 1930s. It was created with the construction of the Lake Milton dam in 1913 to hold back water from the Mahoning River needed by the steel industry in Youngstown. The figure is $126,800 in Trumbull County and $128,300 in Columbiana County. More recently a permit was granted for a home costing nearly $1.06 million.Īccording to, the median sales price of a home in Mahoning County last month was $124,900. “I would say this year is going to be the peak of this residential housing boom we are seeing.”ĭuring the first 4 1/2 months of this year, Kurilla has approved 15 zoning permits for single-family homes.
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