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North Ridgeville holds public hearing on 33.27-acre agricultural district application; no public comment
Summary
The North Ridgeville City Council held a public hearing April 7 on a resolution to place a 33.27-acre parcel (Parcel 20000463) in an agricultural district. The clerk read the application; no members of the public spoke and the hearing was adjourned.
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North Ridgeville City Council held a public hearing Monday, April 7, 2025, at 6:45 p.m. to consider an application to designate a 33.27-acre parcel (Parcel 20000463) as part of an agricultural district. The hearing included a reading of a resolution describing the application; no members of the public spoke and the hearing was adjourned.
The mayor opened the hearing, saying, “Okay, this public hearing was called to allow an opportunity for the public to speak regarding a proposed agricultural district request.” The city clerk then read the resolution into the record: “A resolution to approve the application made by Margaret E. Hepta and Catherine Grosick to have a certain land owned by them designated as being located within an agricultural district. Parcel number 20000463. Total acres 33.27.”
City officials invited public comment and said speakers would be allowed up to three minutes each; no one came forward. With no further business related to the item, the hearing was adjourned.
The hearing record contains the resolution language and the absence of public testimony; no vote or formal council action on the application was recorded in the hearing transcript provided.

