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Zoning Commission Votes on Zoning Changes July 19, 2022

Zoning Commission to Vote on Major Zoning Changes, July 19th, 2022
Important changes to the zoning code and zoning map will be the subject of the next Zoning Commission Meeting on July 19th. This is likely the final public meeting and a critical opportunity for the public to speak. The proposed amendments can now be found on the township’s website: Under the Department Tab → Zoning Department → Rezoning Documents.
https://www.violet.oh.us/i_want_to/download_view/rezoning_documents.php
Be sure to review the proposed changes and voice your concerns at the Tuesday meeting.
Vision for Violet. Unfortunately, the township has not yet finalized the comprehensive plan wherein public input regarding their vision for the future of Violet Township was sought throughout all last year (2021). The plan’s purpose is to serve as a guide to zoning decisions for the next 15 to 20 years. Without the plan, changes to the zoning code have and are being made at these zoning meetings. https://visionforviolet.com
Likely Final Public Meeting on several proposed amendments to the zoning code and zoning map, including:
- A Planned 33 Corridor Overlay District exists along Hwy 33 for development. This includes much of the township south of Basil Western and east to the township line at Carroll-Northern. It is proposed to expand this district to include areas not annexed by Canal Winchester: an area of Busey Road south to Hwy 33; west to Franklin County line; and, east to Amanda-Northern).
- Any property within the 33 Corridor shall not be developed unless it is included in a Joint Economic Development District with the township having the lead on such development and taxing authority
- Any divergences proposed by a developer to guidelines will be considered on a case-by-case basis only.
- Amendments are also proposed for zoning of warehouses and manufacturing.
Once the Zoning Commission votes to accept these proposed amendments, they will be forward to the Township trustees. At that time, the trustees will set a date for public hearing/s prior to acceptance by resolution.
Also, at this July 19th zoning meeting:
Likely Final Public Hearing to rezone residential property to commercial use at Basil-Western (north side) and Hill Roads. A Kentucky developer requests rezoning of 59 acres to a Planned Business and Industrial District. This proposed site adjoins the Woodstream residential neighborhood to the north. The proposed use is for two warehouses with semi-trucks accessing the site from Hwy 33 via Hill and Basil-Western Roads. Other warehouses are known to generate about 100 trucks a day per warehouse. A traffic study by the applicant has been completed and is at the Fairfield County Engineer’s Office for review.