Council approves the Boundless rezoning 7-0 after hours of public testimony, four charter questions head to the November ballot, and overnight waterline construction is coming to West Wilson Bridge Road.
Charter Review - Worthington, Ohio
6 articles covering Charter Review in Worthington, Ohio
City Council voted to place three Charter Review Commission recommendations and a resident-led petition on the November 3 ballot, including competing changes to zoning referendum rules.
Four charter questions are set for the November ballot, e-bike rules get a September timeline with the draft going public this week, and six verified aggressive-deer incidents prompt new warnings ahead of a larger winter removal.
Worthington voters will decide four charter questions on November 3 — a cleanup batch that merges three development boards, a shorter referendum window, and two competing proposals for how many signatures a referendum needs.
The Charter Review Commission is recommending a merged development-review board, a shorter referendum window, and 34 other changes — here's what they do and how to weigh in before the November ballot.
The Charter Review Commission wants to merge the Planning Commission, Architectural Review Board, and Board of Zoning Appeals into one body. Here's what each board does today, what would change, and the timeline.
