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February 20, 2019 1:01 pm
Walker Evans 
The transformation of Franklinton continues, as local development firm The Pizzuti Companies has officially acquired the vacant auto dealership lot located at 707 West Broad Street, next to Mount Carmel hospital. The company announced the purchase yesterday, but has not unveiled development plans for what the 6.8 acre site may hold in the future. “In […]
Hilltop Community Planning Meeting
November 8, 2018 11:00 pm Walker Evans 
Community Planning Meeting Thursday, Nov. 8th, 6-8 pm J. Ashburn Boys & Girls Club 85 Clarendon Avenue
Fairwood Park Skatepark Design Meeting Part II
July 18, 2018 10:30 pm
Kylie Harwell-Sturgill 
Columbus Recreation and Parks Department (CRPD) is gearing up for the next round of improvements to Fairwood Park which includes a plaza style skate park and pump track. The community is invited to the second public design meeting where CRPD will present concepts based on feedback from the first community meeting which took place in […]
City Developing New Process for Neighborhood Plans
June 15, 2018 12:37 pm
Brent Warren 
The City of Columbus is developing a new approach to how it works with residents and community groups to update neighborhood plans. As part of that process, it will be adopting a new set of standardized policies meant to guide development citywide. The new initiative – called the Columbus Citywide Planning Policies (or C2P2 for […]
Easton Developer Shows Interest in Prime Worthington Site
April 11, 2018 4:34 pm Brent Warren 
There may be some movement on plans to develop the former United Methodist Children’s Home (UMCH) site in Worthington. “There is ongoing dialogue taking place to determine the future of the property,” stated an update posted to the City of Worthington’s website earlier this week. The statement further explained that Yaromir Steiner has expressed interest […]
#iplanfor Complete Streets @KnowltonOSU
Please join the City and Regional Planning students at OSU and the Italian Village Complete Streets Committee for an interactive event to analyze Columbus’ 5th Avenue Corridor. The goal is for the students to develop recommendations and information that the Italian Village Complete Streets Committee and other neighborhood committees can use to advocate for complete […]
Fast Forward: East Franklinton & The Scioto Peninsula
May 30, 2017 8:00 am Walker Evans 
As the City of Columbus continues to grow, many neighborhoods are evolving along with it. One area in particular that will see rapid transformation over the course of the next decade is the area just west of Downtown Columbus. Large-scale plans have been announced for the 21 acres of land adjacent to the Scioto River, now […]
