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Commissioners Dick Gould, Tom Koogler and Rick Perales voted in favor of the annexation petition.
Oberer, a semi-custom home developer based in Miamisburg, is looking to build a residential development of approximately 138 units featuring a mix of single-family homes and duplexes on 55 acres at the southern end of Spillan Road, near Hyde Road.
Oberer purchased the land from Ken and Betheen Struewing last November for $1,715,000. Around 17 acres of the property were already within village limits, some which have long been platted out for housing. According to Oberer last fall, homes in the development were anticipated to start at $300,000.
The annexation is known as a type-1, or expedited, annexation and first required the agreement of the township and village governments to proceed. Both Village Council and Miami Township passed resolutions in the fall paving the way for the annexation petition. For its part, the Village argued that annexing the property would bring more tax b
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On a sunny afternoon last week, Yellow Springs Dog Park coordinators and organizers gathered at the park’s future 1.3-acre site beneath the water towers at Gaunt Park. Owing to the recent financial donations to the project from villagers David Butcher (at left) and Richard Lapedes (second from left), the dog park is slated to open to the public this September. From Lapedes’ right is Tom Everhart, the “chief petting officer” of the Dayton-local nonprofit Wagtown, which has been instrumental in developing the YS Dog Park; Wagtown’s founder and CEO, and the park’s primary consultant, Beth Miller; villager and dog-enthusiast Linda Rudawski; and Village Public Works Director Johnnie Burns. The pups, from left, are Betty, Sesto and Stella. (Photo by Reilly Dixon)