Michael Logue will be taking his seat in 2020.īeamer served on the board since being appointed in 2006. The meeting marked Beamer’s last as a trustee, following the Nov. – John McGraw, board president, read a proclamation recognizing the service of fellow trustee Matthew Beamer. 519.12 to have the respondent Board of Trustees certify its petition,” McBride said. “The courts find the realtor Committee does have a clear right under R.C. Originally, at its December 2018 meeting, the Board of Trustees refused to forward the petitions. Those petitions, signed by 3,879 individuals, or 20 percent of those who voted in 2018, would put a Township Zoning Referendum on a special election ballot for voters to consider a zoning resolution amendment. 6, 2019 decision that the Board of Trustees must move forward with the petitions originally filed on Nov. “However, the Court chooses to give the parties the benefit of the doubt and simply deny the Joint Motion to Amend.Īt the State level, McBride said in a Dec. “A more cynical Court might conclude that the Joint Motion to Amend is little more than an attempt to push through an unpopular and allegedly illegal development plan without complying with the safeguards Ohio law provides to citizens,” she said. Quoting Judge Robert Rufo from Massachusetts., Dlott said the parties ‘request strikes us as a plea for a ‘do over,’ and we decline the invitation.” “Accordingly, the Court concludes that the parties have failed to ‘satisfy a heavy burden to convince that agreed to the decree in good faith, made a reasonable effort to comply with the decree and should be relieved of the undertaking,” Dlott said. United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Judge Susan Dlott disagreed, and knocked down that revision in October 2019. In 2018, the board voted to allow the revised consent decree. Even so, the Committee said that’s more than the previously agreed to amount from the federal Consent Decree in 2000, dictating 575 single-family detached units. If the development were to occur, 1,445 units were proposed to be built on the property, a reduction from the proposed amount in 2014 of 1,545. The lawsuit concerns the development of 271 acres on the west sides of Rumpke Road and north of Deervalley Drive and Surrey Trails. In that case, the Cincinnati Nature Center, the Committee to Protect Avey’s Way, a legislative campaign fund committee promoting a referendum petition regarding the rezoning, and a number of residents sued the board. That’s pursuant to, and in compliance with, a ruling from Clermont County Common Pleas Judge Jerry McBride. – The board passed a resolution certifying Miller Place development petitions to the Clermont County Board of Elections. 19, 2019 to discuss a variety of matters. The Union Township Board of Trustees met on Dec.
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