Roshon Estates Development - Update 

UPDATE:  IN FEB. 08, IT WAS DECIDED BY THE TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATION THAT NO REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO BUILD IS NECESSARY.  THE 5 + 2  RULES WILL APPLY TO THIS DEVELOPMENT.  WITH CHANGES MADE TO THIS DEVELOPMENT PLAN, AT SOME POINT THE ROSHON DEVELOPERS WILL HAVE TO TAKE THIS BACK TO THE TOWNSHIP FOR APPROVAL. 

Trustee Ety announced at the Nov. 20th, 2006 Township Trustee meeting that this property is under new ownership but didn't say by whom.  The new owners ran into a problem with the development plan as proposed.  Mr. Ety said that Fairfield County subdivision regulations no longer allow access roads strictly for use by emergency vehicles, as is proposed in the Roshon Estates plans.  Ety said that any change to the plan would likely go before the Township Zoning Commission, not the Trustees.   This is regarding the Planned Unit Development (P.U.D.) located at Stoudertown Road and Heimberger Lane.  Watch for further updates!

Rezoning of Richardson Property
STATUS: DEFEATED AT THE POLLS!!
Issue regarding reversal of zoning decision of a rural residential property to B-2 Highway Business Commercial
 

Nicodemus / Homewood Development
STATUS: DEFEATED AT THE POLLS!!
Planned Unit Development (P.U.D.) being planned by Homewood Homes for 5360 Refugee Road (Nicodemus property), which is on the north side of Refugee Road, just east of Covered Bridge Estates.
 

NOPOWERPLANT.COM - The Power Plant Project
STATUS: DEFEATED!!
The formation of O.R.R.D. began with the issue of a power plant to be built in a residential/agricultural area of Liberty Township (Fairfield County). O.R.R.D. provided accurate information regarding the progress and downfall of this power plant through its website www.nopowerplant.com.

Any letters of concern regarding these or other development issues may be addressed to the following:

Liberty Township Zoning Board
816 West Market Street
Baltimore, OH 43105

Zoning Board Members:
Greg Gutman, Charles Wright, Jim Snider, Kathy Smith, S. Colette and Zoning Secretary, Ruth Crutcher.