After three years, Hill Farm s proposed 229 houses at Scioto Darby and Elliott roads back in play
Three years after Hilliard City Council rejected a proposed rezoning by M/I Homes to build 229 single-family residences at Scioto Darby and Elliott roads, the project known as Hill Farm recently received a positive recommendation, with modifications, from the Hilliard Planning and Zoning Commission.
The proposal involves rezoning most of the the 205-acre parcel from rural residential to Hilliard Conservation District, and it will return to council for final consideration.
“We’re excited to be back. We have worked hard for three years, (and) a major addition (since then) is (the addition of) empty-nester (residences),” Josh Barkan, vice president of land for M/I Homes, told commission members May 13 in advance of their unanimous decision to recommend approval of the rezoning.
Hilliard City Council to continue discussion of local LGBTQ legislation March 22
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Every day would be a DORA day, according to proposal for Hilliard City Council
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Court dismisses federal lawsuit against Hilliard regarding 2016 zoning decision
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A federal lawsuit filed last year against the city of Hilliard by a Mill Run property owner has been dismissed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
The range and gun store were proposed by 3799 Mill Run Partners LLC of Dublin for its building at 3799 Park Mill Run Drive that previously was occupied by Jed’s Fireballs and Brew and a Damon’s Grill and Sports Bar.
City Council in May 2016 voted 4-3 in support of the PUD modification for Mill Run Partners, with Tom Baker, Les Carrier, Joe Erb and Kelly McGivern voting in favor of it and Albert Iosue, Nathan Painter and Bill Uttley voting against it.