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Zoning Commission
Frequently Asked Questions About Zoning
NOTICE:
Effective Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 2:15PM , Brimfield
Townships' New Zoning Resolution, Zoning Book , & Zoning Map is now
the legal Zoning Code being used in the Township. Contact the Zoning
Department for further information.
The Brimfield Township Zoning Commission created and established in
1960 by the Board of Township Trustees in accordance and under
Sections 519.01 to 510.99 of the Ohio Revised Code.
Authority and Responsibility of the Zoning Commission For information concerning the Zoning Commission and or The Township Zoning Resolution contact: Brimfield Township Zoning Department: Phone: 330.678.0739 Fax: 330.678.6626 E-mail: brimfieldzoning@neo.rr.com The Township Zoning Commission, in fall 2001, enacted a managed growth resolution for the Residential District to create a window of opportunity to review the Zoning Map and Zoning Resolutions and allow for updating community planning. This time frame will also allow the Township to insure adequate services can be delivered to its citizens. The Township Trustees approved the new resolution, effective January 5, 2002. The Residential District zoning now allows only single-family dwellings to be constructed on a minimum of 1.5 acre lots. Duplex and multi-family dwellings, and planned unit development sub divisions are not permitted under the managed growth resolution, Brimfield Township, at present, has Four Zoning Districts: Residential, Highway Service, Business, and Industrial. The Highway Service, Business, and Industrial districts are generally clustered in the areas of the I-76 interchanges, State Route 43 and Tallmadge Road [an east/west county road]. Town center is the State Route 43 and Tallmadge Road intersection.
Authority and Responsibility of the Zoning Commission A. Keep current the plan for Zoning Districts and regulations for such districts. Periodic review of the Zoning plan and district regulations in light of changing conditions, comprehensive plan consistency and amendments, community needs and best available planning practices, shall be undertaken by the Zoning Commission to meet this requirement. B. Initiate amendments to the Zoning Resolution text and/or district map to accomplish Item A of this Section or where such amendment could result in a better Resolution. C. Review Zoning Resolution amendments initiated by Township Trustees or property owners and provide recommendations to the Township Trustees on said amendments for their consideration and action at their public hearing. D. Employ or contract with planning consultants, public or private, as necessary to assist the Zoning Commission in carrying out their responsibilities, within the limits of monies appropriated by the Board of Township Trustees for that purpose. E. Utilize information and counsel available from appropriate public officials, departments, and agencies, which have information, maps and data pertinent to the Townships needs. F. All official actions shall require the vote of three (3) Zoning Commission members who shall constitute a quorum.
Contact Information Last modified: June 18, 2008 |
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