Development - Worthington, Ohio

The downtown restaurant Joya's won architectural and conditional-use approval to expand into the former Grid Furnishings space, add an accessible entrance and evening hours, after withdrawing a plan to trade sidewalk greenery for a paved patio.

The Architectural Review Board denied a request to keep unpermitted LED wall-pack lights on a North High Street commercial building after months of neighbor complaints, as a related code case heads to Mayor's Court.

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.

At a second community meeting, Crawford Hoying detailed a walkable interior street, step-down building heights, and a riverside hotel for its West Wilson Bridge Road redevelopment, days before the project's first Municipal Planning Commission appearance.

Crawford Hoying presented its first public community meeting on plans to redevelop 400, 450, and 500 West Wilson Bridge Road into a mixed-use neighborhood with housing, retail, hotels, and office space.