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11 meetings monitored in New Albany, OH

July 27, 202633m4,691 words
42setbackvarianceresidentialdensityapproved
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July 21, 20263h 2m28,049 words
182setbackcommercialapprovedzoningrezoning
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July 20, 20264h 4m35,973 words
154residentialrezoningapprovedcommercialzoning
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July 7, 20261h 32m14,048 words
64setbackapprovedzoningpublic hearingannexation
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June 22, 202638m5,596 words
70zoningvariancesetbackresidentialapproved
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June 16, 20262h 4m17,962 words
86zoningplatapprovedtabledtraffic study
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June 15, 202642m6,326 words
58setbackplatzoningrezoningapproved
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June 2, 20261h 8m10,491 words
9residentialapprovedzoninghistoric preservationpublic hearing
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May 19, 20262h 5m18,850 words
90traffic studyconditional useapprovedplatzoning
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May 18, 202642m5,953 words
26platconditional useapprovedresidentialsetback
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Frequently Asked Questions

The City of New Albany's Community Development Department administers zoning. Its offices are at 7815 Walton Parkway, New Albany, OH 43054, and it can be reached at 614-939-2254. The zoning regulations are set out in the Planning and Zoning Code (Part Eleven of the city's Codified Ordinances), which is published online through the Municode Library. New Albany lies mostly in Franklin County, with a smaller portion extending into Licking County.

The Planning Commission hears applications for land use and zoning classifications, recommends legislative actions, and reviews legislation, rules, and regulations related to city planning, land use, and zoning. It has six members. Regular meetings are held at Village Hall, 99 W. Main Street, on the 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m., and informal meetings are held there on the 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m.

The Board of Zoning Appeals hears and decides appeals regarding legislation and administrative determinations related to zoning and land use, and it hears variances from zoning area regulations and general development standards. The board has six members. It meets at Village Hall, 99 W. Main Street, on the 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m.

Under Chapter 1125 of the New Albany Planning and Zoning Code, all territory annexed into the Municipality after May 2, 1996 is, immediately upon the effective date of the annexation, zoned into the Agricultural District (Chapter 1129). A property owner would then need to apply for a rezoning to a different district if a different use is intended.

Every parcel of land within New Albany, including parkland, has a zoning classification shown on the city's official zoning map, which is maintained by the Community Development Department under Chapter 1125 of the code. The city provides both a downloadable PDF version and an interactive web-based zoning map. For help identifying a specific parcel's zoning, contact the Community Development Department at 614-939-2254.

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