A six-unit, 3-story townhome that is proposed by local builder John Hill Construction

Loveland, Ohio – On March 5, a six-unit, 3-story townhome development proposed by local builder John Hill Construction, to be located at 200 Railroad Avenue within the Historic Preservation District Boundaries, was determined to be “inappropriate” for the neighborhood. The proposed townhomes were to be adjacent to existing cottage-style homes and Nisbet Park on the Loveland Bike Trail in Historic Downtown Loveland. The proposed project encompasses two vacant parcels consisting of .229 acres.

The Historic Preservation and Planning Commission voted unanimously, to reject Hill’s proposal. (3-story townhome development proposed for historic district deemed not “appropriate”)

The developer has now appealed the denial, to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The case will be heard tonight at City Hall at 5:30 PM.

In the below agenda for tonight’s meeting you can read the details of the development proposal and the reasons John Hill believes the planning commission erred in ruling his request to build the townhomes was “inappropriate” for the neighborhood.

FOR BACKGROUND:

3-story townhome development proposed for historic district deemed not “appropriate”

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