Green public meetings in 2022
69 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider several applications for zoning variances in the City of Green. These requests involve permissions for sheds, decks, fences, and accessory structures that do not meet current code standards.
- Variance for a 14’ x 40’ shed at 2927 Massillon Rd.
- 25’ setback variance for a deck at 1682 Cloverview Dr.
- Request to permit an accessory structure without a principal building at 857 E. Nimisila Rd.
- Variance for a 4’ front yard fence at 288 Hunter Hills Dr.
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee will consider third readings for the 2023 annual capital appropriations and land acquisition for an East Turkeyfoot Lake Road access road. The Public Safety Committee will review grant applications for firefighting helmets and communications equipment. The Rules and Personnel Committee will discuss changes to Design Review Board appointment terms.
- Ordinance for land acquisition on the north side of East Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- 2023 Annual Capital Appropriations resolution
- Funding for 'Community Courts Project' design
- Grant applications for firefighting helmets and communications systems
- Amendment to Design Review Board appointment terms
City Council
The council is reviewing the 2023 annual operating and capital appropriations. Other items include grant applications for firefighting equipment and a new dangerous buildings code. The agenda also covers land acquisition for an access road near East Turkeyfoot Lake Road.
- 2023 annual operating and capital appropriations
- Grant applications for firefighter helmets and communications systems
- Land acquisition for an access road on East Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Establishment of a new Dangerous Buildings Code
- Liquor license transfer for Thomas Drive Thru at 3582 S. Arlington Road
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board will review applications to allow 6-foot fences where the current code permits a maximum of 3 feet. These requests involve properties on Hawthorn Court and Myersville Road.
- Variance request for 6' fencing at 2060 Hawthorn Ct.
- Variance request for 6' fencing at 3046 Myersville Rd.
- Approval of October 20, 2022, meeting minutes
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee will review the 2023 annual operating appropriation and third-quarter income tax collections. Other committees will consider new property maintenance codes, a subdivision final plat, and road access appropriations.
- 2023 Annual Operating Appropriation for the General Fund and all other funds
- Ordinance to establish an Exterior Property Maintenance Code and a Dangerous Buildings Code
- Final plat and performance bond for Forest Lakes Subdivision Phase III
- Land acquisition for an access road on the north side of East Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Resolution to adjust salaries for City Council members
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will review the minutes from the September 22, 2022 meeting. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding Grable Cemetery signage and end-of-year summaries for Southgate Farm and the Lichtenwalter report.
- Approval of September 22, 2022 meeting minutes
- Grable Cemetery signage discussion
- Southgate Farm end of year summary
- Green Historical Society Lichtenwalter end of year summary
City Council
The council will hold a second public hearing regarding the new Exterior Property Maintenance Code. Members are also reviewing first-reading legislation for the 2023 annual operating appropriation. Additionally, the council will consider third-reading items including a heavy rescue truck purchase and business park developments.
- Second public hearing for the Exterior Property Maintenance Code
- First reading of the 2023 annual operating appropriation
- Third reading for a Pierce Velocity HDR Pumper heavy rescue truck purchase
- Third reading for land acquisition near East Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Third reading for Spring Hill Business Park Phase II and III final plats
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee will consider a resolution to purchase a heavy rescue truck and land for an access road on East Turkeyfoot Lake Road. The Rules and Personnel Committee is holding a public hearing regarding new exterior property maintenance and dangerous buildings codes. Additionally, the Planning Committee will review several development plats and tax increment financing amendments.
- Purchase of a Pierce Velocity HDR Pumper heavy rescue truck
- Land acquisition for an access road on East Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Replatting of Herring’s Addition and Tousley’s Addition to Greensburg
- Establishment of an Exterior Property Maintenance Code and Dangerous Buildings Code
- Resolution to adjust City Council member salaries for future terms
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review several applications for property variances. These requests involve changes to fence heights, signage dimensions at the Akron Canton Regional Airport, and detached garage construction.
- Fence height variance for 1478 Summer Wood Ln. (4' instead of 3')
- Signage variances for 5400 NW Hangar Ln. regarding height and area
- Garage construction variances for 4208 Cottage Grove Rd.
- Detached garage addition at 2260 Maylo Path
- Fence height variance for 679 St Andrews Ct. (6' instead of 2')
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will conduct site plan and signage reviews for several local projects. This includes Vista Storage of Green, Justice Storage, and Massillon Square. The Summit Sportsplex site plan is also scheduled for discussion.
- Site Plan Review: Vista Storage of Green Phase 3 at 3046 Myersville Road
- Change of Use Review: Priest Construction Office/Showroom Renovation at 2229 Greensburg Road
- Signage Review: Justice Storage ID Sign at 3100 Massillon Road
- Signage Review: Massillon Square ID Sign at 5001 Massillon Road
- Site Plan Review Discussion: Summit Sportsplex at 2500 Greensburg Road
City Council
Green City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the establishment of a new Dangerous Buildings Code. The agenda also includes first readings for the Forest Lakes Phase III subdivision and land acquisition for an access road near East Turkeyfoot Lake Road. Additionally, council members will consider second readings for tax rates and the purchase of a heavy rescue truck.
- Public hearing for the new Dangerous Buildings Code
- First reading for Forest Lakes Subdivision Phase III final plat
- Ordinance to acquire land for an access road on East Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Resolution to purchase a Pierce Velocity HDR Pumper heavy rescue truck
- Liquor license transfers for RJ’s Pub & Patio and Residence Inn Akron/Green
Committee Meetings
The Planning Committee is reviewing an ordinance to add children's group homes as an allowed land use. The Rules and Personnel Committee is discussing new exterior property maintenance and dangerous buildings codes. Additionally, the Finance Committee is considering a heavy rescue truck purchase.
- Ordinance adding children’s group homes as an allowed land use
- Resolution to purchase a Pierce Velocity HDR Pumper heavy rescue truck
- Ordinance establishing an Exterior Property Maintenance Code
- Ordinance establishing a Dangerous Buildings Code
- Resolution adjusting City Council member salaries
Design Review Board
The board will conduct site plan reviews for Vista Storage of Green Phase 3 and discuss the Summit Sportsplex. The meeting also includes signage reviews for Justice Storage and Massillon Square.
- Site plan review: Vista Storage of Green Phase 3 at 3046 Myersville Road
- Signage review: Justice Storage ID Sign at 3100 Massillon Road
- Signage review: Massillon Square ID Sign at 5001 Massillon Road
- Discussion: Summit Sportsplex site plan review at 2500 Greensburg Road
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding changes to allowable land uses for children's group homes. The meeting also includes first readings for several resolutions, including a heavy rescue truck purchase and various property replats.
- Public hearing for ordinance 2022-15 to add children’s group homes as an allowed land use
- Resolution 2022-R55 to purchase a Pierce Velocity HDR Pumper heavy rescue truck
- Resolution 2022-R56 approving the Greensburg Woodlands allotment replat
- Agreement with Guide Studio, Inc. for the systemwide wayfinding signs project
- Liquor license stock transfer for Fred W Albrecht Grocery Co DBA Acme
Committee Meetings
Green City committees are reviewing several ordinances regarding land use and property maintenance. The agenda includes proposals to allow children's group homes and to establish new codes for exterior property and dangerous buildings. Additionally, the Finance Committee will review a contract for systemwide wayfinding signs.
- Ordinance to add children's group homes as an allowed land use
- Agreement with Guide Studio, Inc. for systemwide wayfinding signs project
- Establishing a new Exterior Property Maintenance Code
- Consolidation of parcels for city maintenance and school purposes
- Liquor license stock transfer for Acme Grocery Store at 3878 Massillon Rd.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Green Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to receive updates on the Klinefelter Cemetery and Southgate Farm restroom and woodshed projects. The agenda also includes reports from the Green Historical Society and municipal liaisons.
- Klinefelter Cemetery Project Update
- Southgate Farm Restroom Project Update
- Southgate Farm Woodshed Report
- Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse Preservation Award
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review a final plat for Spring Hill Phase 5 on Brigantine Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions regarding subdivision replats for Greensburg Woodlands and Stake Drive.
- Final Plat Review: Spring Hill Phase 5 at Brigantine Avenue
- Greensburg Woodlands Replat at 1589 Cottonwood Drive
- Stake Drive Replat at Stake Drive and Etter Drive
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review requests for property variances in Green. These include requests regarding pool placement, fence height, and garage size.
- Variance request for an in-ground pool and a 4-foot front yard fence at 3810 Talent Dr.
- Request to permit a detached garage in the side yard at 5991 S. Main St.
- Request to allow 1,200 sq. ft. of accessory usage at 5991 S. Main St.
City Council
The council will consider first readings for employee salary adjustments and a new dangerous buildings code. Members will also review second readings regarding wayfinding signage and land use changes for group homes. A neighborhood petition for a path to Kleckner Park was also noted.
- Salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees (2022-R42)
- Establishment of a new Dangerous Buildings Code (2022-16)
- Wayfinding signs contract with Guide Studio, Inc. (2022-R50)
- Adding children's group homes as an allowed land use (2022-15)
- Parcel consolidation for city and school maintenance (2022-R51)
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee is reviewing salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees and a wayfinding signage project agreement. The Planning Committee is considering a subdivision replat and adding children's group homes as an allowed land use. Additionally, the Rules and Personnel Committee is reviewing updates to the city's property maintenance code.
- Salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees (2022-R42)
- Wayfinding signage project agreement with Guide Studio, Inc. (2022-R50)
- Liberty Green Subdivision Replat #4 approval (2022-R49)
- Adding children's group homes as an allowed land use (2022-15)
- Establishing an Exterior Property Maintenance Code (2022-06 AAA)
City Council
The Green City Council is reviewing several new ordinances and resolutions. Proposed items include adding children's group homes as an allowed land use and authorizing a wayfinding signs project. The council will also consider tax exemptions for improvements at Liberty Green Storage and United Auto Wash.
- Ordinance to add children’s group home as an allowed land use (2022-15)
- Agreement with Guide Studio, Inc. for wayfinding signs project (2022-R50)
- Contract award to Joseph A. Jeffries Co., Inc. for concrete repairs (2022-R46)
- 30-year tax exemptions for Liberty Green Storage and United Auto Wash improvements (2022-13, 2022-14)
- Authorization of Huntington National Bank credit card use (2022-R45)
Committee Meetings
Committees will consider third readings for 30-year tax exemptions for Liberty Green Storage and United Auto Wash. The agenda also includes a resolution for Huntington National Bank credit card use and the establishment of an Exterior Property Maintenance Code. Additionally, the city will review a concrete repair contract and joining the Power A Clean Future Ohio community.
- 30-year tax exemption for Liberty Green Storage improvements
- 30-year tax exemption for United Auto Wash improvements
- Resolution authorizing Huntington National Bank credit card use
- Contract award to Joseph A. Jeffries Co., Inc. for concrete repairs
- Ordinance establishing an Exterior Property Maintenance Code
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider four applications for zoning variances regarding fences, garage setbacks, driveway widths, and sign placement. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Student Municipal Representative Program.
- Fence variance for 1690 Cloverview Dr. to allow a 4' fence along Shriver Rd
- Garage setback variance for 3959 Carmelle Ct. to allow a 35' rear setback
- Driveway width variance for 3950 Crest View Dr. to retain a 27'6" wide driveway
- Sign setback variance for 3455 Forest Lake Dr. to allow an 8'9" setback from the road
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider text amendments to the Land Development Code concerning allowed uses and definitions. The meeting also includes reviews for several identification signs and a subdivision replat.
- Liberty Green Subdivision Replat #4 on Liberty Green Drive
- Signage review at 3458 Massillon Road
- Signage review at Southwood Drive
- Signage review at 5400 Lauby Rd
- Land Development Code text amendments
City Council
The Green City Council is reviewing several new legislative items, including contracts for concrete repairs and park improvements. The council will also consider various ordinances regarding property tax exemptions for local businesses. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on joining a clean energy community partnership.
- Contract for 2022 Miscellaneous Concrete Repairs Project with Joseph A. Jeffries Co., Inc.
- Kleckner Park Improvements Project contract with Cavanaugh Building Corporation.
- Tax exemptions (TIF) for Human Bean, Ragon Chiropractic, Liberty Green Storage, and United Auto Wash.
- Resolution to join the Power A Clean Future Ohio community.
- Objections to Class C & D liquor permit renewals.
Committee Meetings
Various city committees are reviewing ordinances for 30-year tax exemptions for several local businesses. The agenda also includes contract awards for park improvements and concrete repairs.
- Tax exemptions for Human Bean, Ragon Chiropractic, Liberty Green Storage, and United Auto Wash
- Contract award to Cavanaugh Building Corporation for Kleckner Park improvements
- Agreement with ECC Green OH LLC (CVS) for 3761 Massillon Road
- Concrete repairs contract with Joseph A. Jeffries Co., Inc.
- Establishment of a new Exterior Property Maintenance Code
Rules and Personnel
The City of Green is considering an ordinance to repeal the International Property Maintenance Code and establish a new Exterior Property Maintenance Code. This legislation was introduced on April 26, 2022, and has undergone amendments in May and June. A public hearing for this matter was held on June 14, 2022.
- Ordinance 2022-06 AA to establish an Exterior Property Maintenance Code
- Repeal of Chapter 1480, International Property Maintenance Code
Design Review Board
The Green Design Review Board will conduct signage reviews for several locations. These include 3458 Massillon Road, Southwood Drive, and 5400 Lauby Rd. A student municipal representative will also give a presentation.
- Signage review for Tomtreyco ID Sign at 3458 Massillon Road
- Signage review for Parkview at Spring Hill ID Sign on Southwood Drive
- Signage review for Akron Canton Airport Monument Sign at 5400 Lauby Rd
- Approval of May 4, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The council will consider an amendment to the policing contract with Summit County Sheriff to include a K-9 unit. Other items include park improvement contracts and tax exemptions for local businesses. Council will also review salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees.
- Ariss Park improvement project change order
- Kleckner Park improvements contract award
- K-9 unit addition to policing contract
- Tax exemptions for Liberty Green Storage and United Auto Wash
- Salary adjustments for non-bargaining employees
Committee Meetings
Green City Committee meetings will review several items, including an amendment to include a K-9 unit in the policing contract with the Summit County Sheriff. The agenda also includes discussions regarding property tax exemptions for local business improvements and updates to the property maintenance code.
- Contract award for King Drive culvert replacement
- Change order for Ariss Park improvement project
- Amendment to policing contract to include a K-9 unit
- Tax exemptions for improvements at Human Bean and Ragon Chiropractic
- Ordinance establishing an Exterior Property Maintenance Code
Rules and Personnel
The City of Green is considering an ordinance to repeal Chapter 1480, the International Property Maintenance Code. This legislation would establish a new Exterior Property Maintenance Code for the city. A public hearing on this matter was held on June 14, 2022.
- Ordinance 2022-06 AA: Repeal of Chapter 1480 and establishment of an Exterior Property Maintenance Code
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing applications for various property variances. These include a sign size increase at 3530 Massillon Rd., residential additions on Leighurst Dr., and a shed placement on Killinger Rd.
- Signage variance for Ellet Neon Sales and Service, Inc. at 3530 Massillon Rd.
- Setback variances for garage, bedroom, and deck additions at 4322 Leighurst Dr.
- Variance to place a shed on an existing concrete pad at 899 Killinger Rd.
City Council
The council is reviewing a three-year labor agreement with AFSCME and an amendment to the policing contract to include a K-9 unit. The agenda also includes several ordinances regarding property tax exemptions for local business improvements.
- Ratification of a three-year labor agreement with AFSCME Local 2714
- Amendment to the Summit County Sheriff policing contract to include a K-9 unit
- Tax exemptions for Human Bean and Ragon Chiropractic improvements
- Contract award for 2022 pavement markings to Aero-Mark Company, LLC
- Replat of Imrek Acres Subdivision
Committee Meetings
City committees will review several ordinances, including tax exemptions for storage units and General RV. The Public Safety Committee is reviewing a contract amendment to include a K-9 unit in the policing agreement with Summit County. Other items include pavement marking contracts and parking requirement changes.
- Tax exemptions for Jennings Investment Holdings storage units and General RV
- Amendment to the policing contract to include a K-9 unit
- Contract for 2022 pavement markings with Aero-Mark Company, LLC
- Contract for King Drive culvert replacement with Spano Brothers Construction Co, Inc.
- Ordinance amending parking space requirements
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board is reviewing several applications for zoning variances in Green. These requests involve fence heights, garage setbacks, and accessory use limits for a swimming pool. One request regarding a garage setback remains tabled.
- 4' fence variance at 2998 Wise Rd
- 4'6" fencing variance at 852 Redwood Dr
- Garage setback variance at 1016 Dalby Cir
- Accessory use variance for pool at 4600 Pinecrest Dr
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several development applications, including a conditional use permit for the Kleckner Parking Lot. The agenda also includes final plat reviews for 58 lots in Brier Creek Phase 3 and 38 lots in Forest Lakes Subdivision Phase III. Additionally, the commission will approve the minutes from the May 18, 2022 meeting.
- Conditional Use Permit for Kleckner Parking Lot at 4855 Thursby Road
- Subdivision Replat of Imrek Acres at 2201 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road/2188 Auberry Drive
- Final Plat Review for 58 lots in Brier Creek Phase 3 on Springdale Road
- Final Plat Review for 38 lots in Forest Lakes Subdivision Phase III
City Council
The Council will hold public hearings regarding changes to the city's exterior property maintenance code and parking space requirements. The agenda also includes first readings for pavement marking and culvert replacement contracts, as well as third readings for park development agreements.
- Public hearing on amending parking space requirements
- Public hearing on establishing a new Exterior Property Maintenance Code
- Contract award to Aero-Mark Company, LLC for the 2022 Pavement Markings Project
- Contract award to Spano Brothers Construction Co, Inc. for King Drive culvert replacement
- Tax exemptions for improvements at Jennings Investment Holdings LLC and General RV
Committee Meetings
City committees are reviewing agreements for recreation facility designs at Kreighbaum Park and Greensburg Park. The agenda includes proposed changes to parking space requirements and a new exterior property maintenance code. Officials will also consider tax exemptions for certain real property improvements.
- Agreement with POD Design for Kreighbaum Park recreation facilities
- Agreement with AECOM for Greensburg Park engineering services
- Ordinance amending parking space requirements
- 30-year tax exemption for Jennings Investment Holdings LLC storage units
- New Exterior Property Maintenance Code ordinance
City Council
The council is reviewing new legislation regarding budget appropriations and property tax exemptions for local developments. Additionally, members are considering design contracts for improvements at Kreighbaum and Greensburg parks.
- 30-year tax exemption for Jennings Investment Holdings LLC storage units
- 30-year tax exemption for Canton Green, LLC (General RV)
- Grant agreement for the Southgate Connector Trail Project
- Design contract for Kreighbaum Park amenities via POD Design
- Engineering services for Greensburg Park facilities via AECOM
Committee Meetings
The City of Green committees are reviewing resolutions for recreation facility designs at Kreighbaum and Greensburg Parks. The agenda also includes a grant for the Southgate Connector Trail and updates to parking requirements and property maintenance codes. Public hearings for some items are scheduled for June 14, 2022.
- Agreement with POD Design for Kreighbaum Park recreation facilities
- Agreement with AECOM for Greensburg Park design and engineering services
- Grant agreement for the Southgate Connector Trail Project
- Amendment to city parking space requirements
- Establishment of an Exterior Property Maintenance Code
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Green Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider various requests for zoning variances. These applications include changes to lot sizes, fence heights, and sign illumination. The board will also address a motion regarding the Exterior Property and Maintenance Code.
- Lot split request for Spyglass Way to create a .3712-acre parcel
- Variance for 50-foot frontage on Creek Wood Lane
- Request for 8-foot fencing at The Chapel on Raber Road
- Garage setback variance for 118 Lake Front Drive
- Sign illumination variance for Green Family Fun Zone on Massillon Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will review site plans and lighting for several local projects, including United Auto Carwash and Boettler Park. Additionally, members will consider a text amendment to the Land Development Code regarding children group homes.
- Final plat review for 65 lots at Jacobs Ridge Phase I (1265 Boettler Road)
- Site plan review for United Auto Carwash at 808 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road
- Exterior lighting review for Boettler Park Sports Court at 5300 Massillon Road
- Signage review for Progressive ID Sign at 3455 Forest Lake Drive
- Land Development Code text amendment regarding children group homes
City Council
The Green City Council is considering several new resolutions, including contracts for recreation facilities at Kreighbaum and Greensburg Parks. The agenda also includes a rezoning request for 11.4 acres on Graybill Road and updates to the property maintenance code.
- Rezoning 11.4 acres at 3029 Graybill Road from industrial to residential
- Agreement with POD Design for Kreighbaum Park recreation facilities
- Agreement with AECOM for Greensburg Park engineering services
- Purchase of telecommunications equipment from Medianet AV, LLC
- New liquor licenses for Hammer & Nails Grooming Shop and Rite Aid Pharmacy
Committee Meetings
City committees will review a rezoning request for 11.4 acres on Graybill Road. The Finance Committee will consider purchasing telecommunications equipment for the Council Chamber. Public Safety will also review liquor license applications for two businesses.
- Rezoning of 11.4 acres at 3029 Graybill Road from industrial to residential
- Purchase of telecommunications equipment from Medianet AV, LLC
- New liquor license for Hammer & Nails Grooming Shop at 3944 Massillon Rd.
- New liquor license for Rite Aid Pharmacy at 4053 S. Main Street
- Ordinance establishing a new Exterior Property Maintenance Code
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct a site plan review for United Auto Car Wash at 808 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road. The board will also perform a signage review for Progressive ID Sign located at 3455 Forest Lake Drive.
- Site plan review for United Auto Car Wash (808 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road)
- Signage review for Progressive ID Sign (3455 Forest Lake Drive)
City Council
The City Council is holding public hearings regarding two land rezoning requests. The agenda also includes a final vote on a pavement maintenance contract and reviews of new property maintenance codes.
- Rezoning 30.5 acres at Greensburg Road and Winning Way to planned development
- Rezoning 11.4 acres at 3029 Graybill Road from industrial to residential
- Contract for Torok Center pavement maintenance with Specialized Construction Inc.
- Contract for Massillon Road roundabouts with Digioia-Suburban Excavating LLC
- New liquor license for Rose Nails at 790 Arlington Ridge, Unit 211
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee will consider contracts for pavement maintenance and a roundabout project. The Planning Committee will review two rezoning requests and a final plat approval. The Public Safety Committee will discuss a new liquor license.
- Contract award for Torok Center pavement maintenance
- Contract award for Massillon Road roundabout project
- Rezoning of 30.5 acres at Greensburg Road and Winning Way
- Rezoning of 11.4 acres at 3029 Graybill Road
- New liquor license for Rose Nails
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two variance requests at its April 21 meeting. These include a front yard setback for an attached garage on Troon Drive and signage size and height adjustments on Massillon Road.
- Front yard setback variance for an attached garage at 3737 Troon Dr.
- Height and size variances for directional signs at 5555 Massillon Rd.
- Approval of March 17, 2022 meeting minutes
Green Telecommunications Program Board of Control
The Green Telecommunications Program Board of Control will discuss a proposal from MediaNets regarding upgrades to the Council Chambers Media Room. No other specific business items are listed on this agenda.
- MediaNets proposal for Council Chambers Media Room Upgrades (TMP-3829)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission is reviewing subdivision replats, site plan reviews, and proposed text amendments to the Land Development Code. These items include updates to parking regulations and definitions regarding children group homes.
- 22-24 Raintree Estates Replat at 2524 Greenview Drive
- 22-25 Green Pointe Minor Subdivision Variance at Creek Wood Lane & Boettler Road
- 22-22 Harmony Springs Fence/Shed site plan review at 3891 S. Arlington Road
- 22-21 Spring Hill Farms Planned Development final site plan review on Southwood Drive
- Land Development Code text amendments for parking and group home definitions
City Council
The Green City Council is reviewing multiple rezoning requests for properties on S. Main Street, Graybill Road, and Greensburg Road. The agenda also includes proposals for road roundabout contracts, park improvements, and pavement maintenance. Additionally, the council will consider receiving funds from the OneOhio opioid settlement.
- Rezoning 30.5 acres at Greensburg Road and Winning Way to a planned development
- Contract for Massillon Road roundabouts with Digioia-Suburban Excavating LLC
- Agreement for Boettler Park sport court lighting with Graybar Electric Company, Inc.
- Resolution to receive OneOhio opioid settlement funds
- New liquor license application for Bob Evans Restaurant LLC
Committee Meetings
The Green, Ohio committee meetings on April 12, 2022, will address several municipal items. Discussions include multiple rezoning requests for properties on South Main Street, Graybill Road, and Greensburg Road. The Finance and Transportation committees will also review various construction contracts and funding resolutions.
- Rezoning of 6083 and 6095 S. Main Street from B-1 to R-R
- Contract with Akhia Communications for Massillon Road South roundabout public relations
- Agreement with Marks Construction Inc. for Ariss Park youth fields and walkways
- Resolution regarding the OneOhio Opiod Settlement funds
- Contract with Northstar Asphalt, Inc. for the 2022 resurfacing project
Design Review Board
The Green Design Review Board will review development proposals for two locations. The board will consider a fence and shed request at 3891 S. Arlington Road and the final site plan for Spring Hill Farms on Southwood Drive.
- Site plan review for Harmony Springs fence/shed at 3891 S. Arlington Road
- Final site plan review for Spring Hill Farms Planned Development on Southwood Drive
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several development projects and rezoning requests. This includes a site plan review for Greensburg Meadow and a final plat review for New Seasons Phase III. The commission will also consider a rezoning request for 3029 Graybill Road.
- Rezoning of 30.5 acres at Greensburg Meadow from R-1 to PD
- Final plat review for 26 lots at New Seasons Phase III
- Site plan review for Direction Home on Town Park Blvd.
- Rezoning of 11.4 acres at 3029 Graybill Road from I-1 to R-1
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and review the 2022 draft rules and procedures. The meeting also includes approval of October 28, 2021 minutes and reports from various liaisons.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Review of HPC 2022 Draft Rules & Procedures
- Approval of October 28, 2021 meeting minutes
- NAPC 2022 membership confirmation
- Reports from Planning and Council liaisons
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to city parking and use regulations. Additionally, members are reviewing new legislation for residential replats and a contract for Central Park splash pad improvements.
- Public hearing on ordinance 2022-02 amending zoning and parking requirements
- Resolution 2022-R10 for Central Park splash pad resurfacing and a new water spray feature
- First reading of resolutions for Mount Pleasant Estates, New Seasons Phase 2, and Liberty Green replats
- Resolution 2022-R07 to lease a John Deere triplex mower for Raintree Golf and Event Center
- Ordinance 2022-03 regarding rezoning 7.9 acres on S. Main Street
Committee Meetings
The City of Green committees will discuss several items, including updates to zoning and parking regulations and new residential developments. The agenda also includes public safety agreements and equipment purchases for Raintree Golf and Event Center. A public hearing is scheduled for the ordinance amending zoning and parking codes.
- Ordinance amending city zoning and parking regulations
- Contract award to Abbott Electric for Torok Center lighting phase 3
- Lease agreement for a John Deere mower at Raintree Golf and Event Center
- Agreement with Summit County Public Defender’s Commission
- Approval of Diamond Shores Allotment #6
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board will consider three applications for property variances. These include a request to increase the permitted size of a commercial building on S. Arlington Rd. and residential setback adjustments at Matthew Ct. and Pickle Rd.
- Variance for a 15,000 sq. ft. commercial building at 3661 S. Arlington Rd.
- Request for a 9' deck setback variance at 3008 Matthew Ct.
- Request to allow an accessory structure to remain as built on Pickle Rd.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Green Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including rezoning requests and site plan reviews. Proposed items include a 30.5-acre development at Greensburg Meadow and a 7.9-acre rezoning on South Main Street. Other business involves subdivision replats and conditional use permits for local facilities.
- Rezoning request for 30.5 acres from R-1 to PD at Greensburg Meadow
- Rezoning request for 7.9 acres from B-1 to R-R on South Main Street
- Site plan review for Liberty Green RV Storage at 750 Liberty Green Drive
- Conditional use review for a soccer and lacrosse field near Green High School
- Site plan review for Ragon Chiropractic Health Center on South Arlington Road
City Council
The council will review second readings for property maintenance codes and walking path lighting at Torok Center. Additionally, several resolutions are up for first reading, including agreements with the Summit County Public Defender’s Commission and Oriana House, Inc. A public hearing for land use changes is scheduled for February 22.
- Approval of Diamond Shores Allotment #6 final plat
- Lease agreement for a John Deere hybrid diesel mower for Raintree Golf and Event Center
- Contract award to Abbott Electric, Inc. for Torok Center walking path lighting
- Agreement with Summit County Public Defender’s Commission
- Ordinance amending city land use and parking requirements
Committee Meetings
The Green City Committee meetings will address several legislative items, including a contract for Torok Center walking path lighting and payments for fire division maintenance. Committees will also discuss updates to the city's property maintenance code and zoning regulations regarding parking requirements.
- Contract award to Abbott Electric, Inc. for Torok Center Walking Path Lighting Phase 3
- Payment of past due invoices for Fire Division preventative maintenance services
- Ordinance amending city codes for parking spaces and outdoor sales/display
- Adoption of the 2018 International Property Maintenance Code
- Update on Summit County Sheriffs Dept. services provided to the City
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will conduct site plan reviews for several proposed projects. These include an RV storage facility, a chiropractic health center, The Human Bean, and service buildings.
- Site plan review for Liberty Green RV Storage at 750 Liberty Green Drive
- Conditional use site plan review for Ragon Chiropractic Health Center at 3663 S. Arlington Road
- Site plan review for The Human Bean at 3532 Massillon Road
- Site plan review for Toth Buick/GMC Service Buildings at 3322 S. Arlington Road and 748/758 Moore Road
City Council
This special meeting of the Green City Council contains no legislative items or decisions. The agenda is limited to a State of the City address by Mayor Gerard Neugebauer.
- State of the City address by Mayor Gerard Neugebauer
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review several variance requests regarding residential structures and lot standards. These include requests for sheds, garages, and a pole barn, as well as a large-scale townhome development.
- Variance for 223 cluster homes and townhomes at 1296 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Rd.
- Variance for a 60’ by 30’ pole barn on Heckman Rd.
- Variance for an addition and attached garage on Aldawood Hills Dr.
- Variance for an additional attached garage on Shamokin Dr.
- Variance for a 10’ by 16’ shed on Tricaso Dr.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will elect its 2022 Chair and Vice Chair. The agenda includes a business item for the Diamond Shores subdivision replat at Bayview Terrace and a discussion regarding soccer and lacrosse fields at Green High School.
- Diamond Shores Replat (Bayview Terrace)
- Conditional Use discussion for Green High School Soccer/Lacrosse Field
- Election of 2022 Chair and Vice Chair
City Council
The council is reviewing a rezoning request for a 79-acre planned development at 1265 Boettler Road. Other items include a grant application for electric vehicle charging stations and updates to the property maintenance code. The meeting also addresses capital appropriations and liquor license renewals.
- Rezoning of 79 acres at 1265 Boettler Road to Planned Development
- Contract award to Abbott Electric, Inc. for Torok Center walking path lighting
- Grant application for electric vehicle charging stations at the Administration Building
- Liquor license renewal for Speedway LLC at 3535 Massillon Rd
- Amendment to the 2022 annual capital appropriations
Committee Meetings
City committees will meet to review zoning changes for 1265 Boettler Road and the final plat for Union Square Phase I. The agenda also includes amended capital appropriations and a grant application for electric vehicle charging stations.
- Rezoning of approximately 79 acres at 1265 Boettler Road to Planned Development
- Final plat approval for Union Square Phase I
- Amended 2022 Annual Capital Appropriations
- Liquor license renewal for Speedway LLC at 3535 Massillon Rd.
- Grant application for EV charging stations at Central Administration Building
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will hold an organizational meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also conduct a site plan review for Liberty Green RV Storage.
- Site plan review for Liberty Green RV Storage
- Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of December 1, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
This is an organizational meeting for the Green City Council consisting of procedural items. The agenda includes swearing in new ward representatives and electing council leadership.
- Swearing in of Ward 1, Ward 2, Ward 3, and Ward 4 members
- Election of Council President
- Election of Vice President
- Adoption of Council Rules