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Pavement setback

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Sourced from New Albany meeting, Jun 22, 2026. ZoneWire tracks 67 projects in New Albany, OH, updated within 24h of every meeting.

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Pavement setback variance on Innovation Campus Way

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Project
Pavement setback
Asset class
Industrial
Developer
Tenby c
County
New Albany, OH
Jurisdiction
New Albany
Latest action
Pavement setback variance on Innovation Campus Way
Current status
Voted

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  1. Jun 22, 2026 · Board of Zoning Appeals · Voted

2 conditions of approval

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