Troy public meetings in 2021
14 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on several historic district applications and a revised development plan for Troy Christian Schools. The body will also make recommendations to Council regarding a final plat and right-of-way dedication.
- Decision on guardrail installation at 224-226 S. Market Street
- Decision on window sign and seasonal flowers at 103 W. Main Street
- Decision on Revised Final Development Plan for Troy Christian Schools (PD-R)
- Recommendation to Council for Liberty Meadows - Section One Final Plat on Troy-Urbana Road
- Decision on demolition application for 112-118 W. Main Street
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on two historic district applications and a minor revision to a school planned development. The meeting also includes a review of minutes from the August 11, 2021, meeting.
- Decision on wall sign installation at 224-226 S. Market Street
- Decision on temporary exterior alterations at 201 E. Water Street (Overfield Tavern Museum)
- Decision on minor revision to add boulevards at Troy Christian Schools Planned Development (PD-R)
- Review of August 11, 2021, minutes regarding the approved Liberty Meadows Subdivision preliminary plan
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on a preliminary plan for Liberty Meadows, a proposed 179-lot single-family residential subdivision. The development would span 86.275 acres along Troy-Urbana Road and be built in six phases.
- Preliminary plan for Liberty Meadows subdivision (86.275 acres, 179 lots)
- Proposed home values estimated between $350,000 and $450,000
- Request to pay fees-in-lieu of providing 2.58 acres of parkland
- Proposed new street: Liberty Bell Way
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on two historic district applications for signage and exterior alterations on S. Market Street. The body will also provide a recommendation to Council regarding a final plat for the Reserve at Washington Subdivision.
- Wall sign application for Caliber Home Loans at 210 S. Market Street
- Exterior alterations application for 224 and 226 S. Market Street
- Final Plat approval for Reserve at Washington Subdivision, Section Two
- Dedication of Right-of-Way for Reserve at Washington Subdivision
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will determine if a public hearing is needed and make a recommendation to City Council regarding a rezoning request for three parcels. The body will also decide on a historic district sign application for a boutique.
- Rezoning request for 1400 Wayne Street, 920 Summit Avenue, and Crescent Rear from R-7 Multi-Family Residential to OR-1 Office-Residence District
- Historic District application for a wall sign for Magnolia Mae Boutique at 105 W. Main Street
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on four historic district applications involving repainting and signage at various Market Street, Main Street, and Public Square locations. The meeting also includes a review of minutes from the May 26, 2021, meeting.
- Repainting application for 2-6 S. Market Street
- Repainting application for 405 SW Public Square and 2-4 W. Main Street
- Window signs application for 2 W. Main Street
- Sign refacing application for 101 E. Main Street
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on historic district applications for sign and paint work. The body will also provide recommendations to Council regarding the Halifax Villas Phase 3 plan and a street vacation request for Troy Christian Schools.
- Decision on sign refacing at 15 S. Cherry Street
- Decision on building repainting at 6 E. Main Street
- Recommendation for Halifax Villas Planned Development (PD-R), Phase 3 Revised Final Record Plan
- Recommendation for vacation of portion of Arlington Avenue west of S. Dorset Road for Troy Christian Schools
- Determination of public hearing for Troy Christian Schools Planned Development (PD-R) Major Revision
Planning Commission
The Troy Planning Commission will decide on three historic district applications and a revised final development plan for Halifax Villas. The body will also review minutes from the April 28, 2021, meeting.
- Repainting of building exterior and door at 109 E. Canal Street
- Window signage at 16 N. Market Street
- Demolition of a detached garage and construction of a new commercial five bay garage at 113 N. Mulberry Street
- Revised Final Development Plan for Halifax Villas Planned Development, Phases Two and Three
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review a demolition request for a rear addition at 24-26 N. Short Street and a piano placement project downtown. The agenda also includes a final plat recommendation for the Fox Harbor Subdivision.
- Demolition of a small rear addition at 24-26 N. Short Street
- Painted Pianos Project: placement of three pianos in downtown between June 11 and August 11, 2021
- Final Plat Approval for Fox Harbor Subdivision, Section Eight
- Dedication of Right-of-Way for Fox Harbor Drive
Planning Commission
The Troy Planning Commission will review multiple applications for exterior changes within the historic district. These include requests for new signs, building repainting, and exterior alterations.
- Historic District Application: Demolition at 112-118 W. Main Street (Tabled per applicant request)
- Historic District Application: One wall sign at 408 W. Main Street
- Historic District Application: Exterior repainting at 215 W. Water Street
- Historic District Application: One new sign at 101 W. Franklin Street
- Historic District Application: Door and window alterations at 1-10 Pearson Court
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider several historic district applications including a prayer garden at 126 S. Cherry St. and a sign refacing at 4 W. Main St. A demolition application for 112-118 W. Main Street remains tabled at the request of the applicant.
- Historic District Application: Demolition at 112-118 W. Main Street (Tabled)
- Historic District Application: Gazebo, bench, table, and fencing at 126 S. Cherry St.
- Historic District Application: Wall sign refacing at 4 W. Main St.
- Presentation: Troy Main Street proposed Mural Program
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several applications regarding the Historic District, including sign installations and roof replacements. One demolition application was requested to remain tabled until a later meeting.
- Demolition application for 112-118 W. Main Street (requested to be tabled)
- Sign application for 101 W. Franklin Street
- Asphalt shingle replacement for 130 and 126 S. Walnut Street
- Executive session to review pending litigation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is deciding on five historic district applications for alterations and demolitions. The body is also determining whether to hold public hearings and provide recommendations to City Council for nine rezoning requests for annexed parcels.
- Demolition application for 112-118 W. Main Street
- Exterior alterations for 22 E. Franklin Street (Trinity Episcopal Church)
- Exterior alterations for 107 W. Main Street (Masonic Temple Building)
- Rezoning of 16 parcels in the Riverside Drive Annexation to R-4 Single-Family Residential
- Rezoning of 554 Staunton Road to WO Wellhead Operation District
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will conduct a reorganization to elect its Chairman and Vice-chairman. The meeting includes several decisions regarding historic district applications for signage, exterior improvements, and a demolition request.
- Demolition application for 112-118 W. Main Street (requested to remain tabled)
- Signage application for 101 W. Franklin Street
- New window sign application for 10 N. Market Street
- Second wall sign application for 10 N. Market Street
- Three new signs application for 22 N. Market Street