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Council committees register no objections to three multiunit housing projects

5766690 · September 16, 2025
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Summary

Council committee reports recommended no objection to three apartment projects seeking Ohio Housing Finance Agency funding: a 115‑unit senior housing project at Midway Boulevard and Leona Street, a 122‑unit affordable development on West River Road North, and a 120‑unit multifamily project near 441 Griswold Road.

City committee reports presented Sept. 15 said the committees do not object to three proposed multiunit housing developments that plan to use Ohio Housing Finance Agency funding.

The committee report for a 115‑unit senior housing development at the southwest corner of Midway Boulevard and Leona Street stated the committee "does not object to the said project" and council approved placing the report on file. A separate committee report said the council had "considered the matter of a 122 unit affordable housing community located on West River Road North" and likewise "the committee does not object to said project." A third committee report covered a 120‑unit new construction multifamily development approximately at 441 Griswold Road; that report also noted the committee does not object.

Council passed motions to accept the committee reports during the meeting; each report was moved and seconded by councilmembers and carried by voice vote. No site plan, funding award, or final zoning decision was recorded at the meeting; the committee reports are advisory and indicate the projects may proceed through the city's review and the Ohio Housing Finance Agency application process.

Ending: Council acceptance of the committee reports does not constitute final project approvals; applicants will continue through the city's planning and state funding processes.