Hello Worthington! Here's your recap of what happened at August 7th's Board of Zoning Appeals meeting. Below are brief summaries of the most significant discussions. For those interested in the full details, we've included links to longer articles where appropriate.
City Recycling Center Gets Green Light
The Board unanimously approved a new recycling convenience center at 380 Highland Avenue that will consolidate several existing waste drop-off services into one location. The facility will combine food waste, oil, and electronic waste collection while adding new styrofoam recycling for residents.
Worthington Pools Renovation Moves Forward
The Board approved necessary variances for the complete reconstruction of Worthington Pools, funded through a voter-approved bond issue. After this swim season ends in September, demolition will begin on virtually all existing facilities. The new complex will feature three pools and is planned to reopen for the 2027 season.
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In Other News
The Board processed several routine residential variance requests for sheds, porches, and garage additions. Most requests were approved, though one fence variance was tabled until the applicant could attend a future meeting. Staff also announced an extension for the Worthington Together community survey, now available through Friday, August 15th at WorthingtonTogether.org.
Key Upcoming Dates
- August 15, 2025: Deadline for Worthington Together community survey
- September 2025: Pool demolition begins after swim season ends
- 2027: Target opening for new Worthington Pools complex
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