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Council schedules second reading on rezoning for 3600 Main Street; staff supports limited B-2 overlay

5842326 · August 26, 2025
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Summary

The Hilliard City Council held first reading Aug. 25 on an application to rezone 0.185 acres at 3600 Main Street from B-3 Office Institutional to B-2 Community Business with a limited overlay; staff recommended approval and Planning and Zoning Commission forwarded a 5-0 positive recommendation.

HILLIARD, Ohio — At the Aug. 25 meeting the Hilliard City Council held first reading on Ordinance 25-22, a proposed rezoning of roughly 0.185 acres at 3600 Main Street from B-3 Office Institutional to B-2 Community Business with a limited overlay to reduce permitted uses. Deputy Planning Director Jackie Yeoman described the site as the northeast corner of Wakefield Drive and Main Street, noted that the adjacent property to the north is already zoned B-2 and currently houses a Goodwill, and said the community plan recommends residential for the site although the immediate context supports community commercial. Staff told council the site has historically been used for commercial purposes and therefore staff supports the rezoning; Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the request 5-0. Council set the second-reading public hearing for Sept. 8. No final rezoning vote was taken on Aug. 25; additional hearing and council action will be required to adopt the ordinance.