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UPDATED December 1, 2010 UPDATED December 1, 2010 Address/Hours Staff: Meetings: County Information: Specialties/Activities Ashland County Planning Commission 110 Cottage Street Tim Cooper, Director Ashland, 44805 [email protected] P: 419-289-0000 Ashtabula County Planning 25 W. Jefferson St. Albert J. Dispenza, AICP, Director 4:30 p.m. on the third Population: 102,703 Areas of Specialty: Commission Jefferson, 44047 Todd L. Humphrey, Assistant Dir. Monday of each month. Area: 703 sq. mi. • Recently amended Subdivision Regulations with regards to Minor Sub. in general P: (440) 576-3772 Meetings are held in the County Seat: Jefferson and, specifically, defining “Original Tracts” [email protected] F: (440) 576-3775 Commissioners’ Meeting 27 Townships in which 24 have zoning • Completed a new zoning code in its entirety written from scratch which will now www.co.ashtabula.oh.us Room 2ND Floor Building D and 3 do not (one currently in process of serve as a Model for Townships who want to upgrade/amend their existing texts or 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at 25 W. Jefferson St. in adopting). for those currently without zoning wanting to adopt Jefferson 10 municipalities including 3 cities and 7 • Produced 2 Corridor Plans and presently working on major multi-jurisdictional (6 villages all of which having political subdivisions and/or entities) with an intense concentration on transportation planning/zoning authority. elements MPO: Eastgate COG (Grants) Current Activities: Economic Development Responsibilities: • Continually advising and advocating for sound zoning amendments via legal Yes, those customarily associated with a precedent or technological advances planning agency although a majority of it • Preparing for a five-year revisit to the County Comprehensive Plan is administered through a private/public entity known as Growth Partnership. Athens County Regional Planning 28 Curran Drive Bob Eichenberg, AICP, Director 8 a.m. on the second Population: 62,223 Areas of Specialty: Commission Athens, 45701 Linda Watkins, Administrative Assistant Thursday of each month. Area: 507 sq. mi. • Floodplain management Meetings are held in the County Seat: Athens • Subdivision Regulations [email protected] P: 740-797-4401 Extension meeting room, 14 townships, none zoned • County Comprehensive Plan Update F: 740-797-4604 280 West Union St., Athens 8 villages, one zoned (Village of Albany) • Clearinghouse for development-related questions 2 cities, both zoned • Recreational trail planning and development • Conservation planning County contributes an annual amount to • Geographic Information Systems the Chamber of Commerce for economic • Planning in areas experiencing resource extraction development administration. • Capital improvements planning Butler County Planning Commission 130 High St. Michael F. Juengling, Director of 3:00 pm on the second Population: 346,560 Areas of Specialty: Conservation Development, Hamilton, 45011 Development Tuesday of each month Area: 467.3 sq. mi. Flood Plain Management Regulations [email protected] P: (513) 887-3413 David Fehr; Planning Director County Seat: City of Hamilton www.butlercountyohio.org F: (513) 785-5723 Joseph Schmidt; Senior Planner 13 townships, 6 with township zoning Current Activities: Updating Land Use Plan, and 7 under county zoning Revising Zoning resolution 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. MPO? OKI Regional Council of Updating Flood Plain Regulations Goverments Working w/ MPO to develop a “fiscal impact model” Designing a citizen access program for county permitting system Economic Development? No Designing corridor overlay district for villages in the county Clermont County Department of 2275 Bauer Road Ray Sebastian, Department Administrator 5:00 p.m. on the fourth Population: 193,490 (Census 2007 Est.) Merged with Permit Central 2005 Community Planning & Development Batavia, 45103 Jim Taylor, Grants Coordinator, Tuesday of each month in Area 452.1 sq. mi. Amended Subdivision Regulations October 1, 2005 P: 513.732.7213 CDBG/CHIP the Clermont Center Meeting County Seat: Batavia Amended Thoroughfare Plan Adopted April 26, 2006 [email protected] F. 513.732.7366 Julie Williams, Fiscal Support Specialist Room at 2381 Clermont 14 Townships: 13 with Township Zoning Composite Land Use Plan Update 2007 www.clermontcountyohio.gov Center Drive in Batavia. Planning and Zoning Training and Seminars for local jurisdictions and general public 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Cities/villages: Amelia, Batavia, Bethel, Work Sessions are held at Chilo, Felicity, Loveland, Milford, Current Activities: 5:00 p.m. the second Moscow, Neville, New Richmond, Updating County Comprehensive Plan in 2008 Wednesday of each month at Newtonsville, Owensville, Williamsburg Permit Central, 2275 Bauer Road in Batavia. Economic Development? No, separate county department. Carroll County Regional Planning 119 S. Lisbon St. Ed Warner, Director 7:00 p.m. on the third Population: 28,836 • Floodplain Administrator for Carroll County, Floodplain Regulations up to date Commission Courthouse, Suite 101 Tuesday of each month. Area: 388.59 sq. mi. with higher standards, approved by County Commissioners in January 2006. Carrollton, 44615 Meetings are held at the County Seat: Carrollton (Pop. 3,190) • All of the addressing for Carroll County. [email protected] P: 330-627-5611 J.O.B.S. Building at 55 East 14 townships; no zoning, no building • Shares the duties of Fair Housing with the Commissioners’ clerk. www.carrollcountyohio.net/regionalplanni F: 330-627-7496 Main St., Carrollton, Ohio permits and no occupancy permits. • Responsible body for the Comprehensive Plan, approved 2006. County ng 44615 Villages: seven (7), Carrollton, Dellroy, Commissioners also accepted this plan in 2006. 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Leesville, Magnolia, Malvern, Minerva, and Sherrodsville. Current Activities: Economic Development? No, separate • We are in the process of revising our regulations. department. • We are presently reviewing our Comprehensive Plan and a committee has been assigned with volunteers to work on this project. • Our GIS system is managed by Mapresearch Technologies and we are currently in the process of putting contours and floodplain overlays on our system. Clinton County Regional Planning 69 N. South Street Christian Schock, AICP Executive 7:00 p.m. third Tuesday of Population: 43,399 Activities: Commission Wilmington, 45177 Director the month. Meetings held Area: 411 sq. mi. • Entirely new Zoning Resolution 2008, Subdivision Regulations 2006, County [email protected] P: 937-382-3582 Frank Raeon, AICP Staff Consultant throughout the County, County Seat: Wilmington (pop. 12,694) Comp. Plan 2004 www.co.clinton.oh.us/regional_planning F. 937-383-1489 Lisa Kiley, Staff Consultant please contact the CCRPC to 13 Townships: 11 with County Zoning, 2 • Gateway Local Comprehensive Plan for 3 townships bordering Warren County Keri Jaehnig, Staff Consultant determine location. 20 voting without Zoning completed in collaboration with Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Rafael Underwood, Staff Consultant members, 25+ ex-officio Cities/villages: Wilmington, Blanchester, Governments (OKI) members representing Clarksville, Sabina, Port William, • Comprehensive Zoning Amendments drafted for City of Wilmington stakeholders. Martinsville, Midland, New Vienna • PUD amenities list MPO? No, but non-MPO voting • Coordinated various grant applications member of the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission (MVRPC) and non-voting consultative status to Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) Economic Development? Shared with County Administrator. Columbiana County Planning 130 Maple Street Pamela Dray, Coordinator 7:00 p.m. on the second Population: 112,075 Current Activities: Commission & Development Lisbon, 44432 Marie Cox, Departmental Assistant Monday of each month. Area: 532.93 sq. mi. HUD Disaster Mitigation Grant for Village of Lisbon and Columbiana County-Wide Department 330-424-9078 Phone John Goempel, Chairman Planning Meetings are held at the County Seat: Village of Lisbon (pop. Projects [email protected] 330-424-0577 Fax Commission Community Action Agency 2,788) www.columbianacounty.org Conference Room, 7880 18 Townships: 2 with Township Zoning; Areas of Specialty: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Lincole Place, Lisbon. 1 with 2 precincts zoned Administer the County Subdivision Regulations; ODOD/CDBG Small Cities Cities: Columbiana, East Liverpool, East Program; County Revolving Loan Fund and Microenterprise Program; County Palestine, Salem Enterprise Zone Program; County Fair Housing Program; County Park District; Villages: Hanoverton, Leetonia, Lisbon, County Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP); and the contact for New Waterford, Rogers, Salineville, County Travel and Tourism Summitville, Washingtonville, Wellsville Coshocton County Regional Planning Courthouse Annex Tiffany Swigert, Executive Director Commission Coshocton, 43812 P: 614-622-7776 [email protected] F: 614-622-8577 www.coshoctoncounty.net/agency/rpc/in dex.php Crawford Regional Planning 112 E. Mansfield Mike McBeth, Director 7:00 p.m. on the fourth Population: 46,966 • Administration of CDBG Formula programs for Crawford County and the City Commission Street, Suite 207 Wednesday of each month. Area: 400 sq. mi. of Bucyrus Bucyrus, 44820 Meetings are held in the County Seat: Bucyrus (pop. 13,224) • Manage Crawford County ProCure Listings (industrial site selection program) [email protected] P:
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