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Findlay City receives rezoning request for two Grace Boulevard parcels; referred to planning bodies
Summary
A petition was filed requesting that 2449 and 2453 Grace Boulevard be rezoned from R-3 (single‑family, high‑density) to M‑2 (multiple‑family). The City Council referred the request to the City Planning Commission and Planning and Zoning for consideration.
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Findlay City Council on the record received an amendment request to rezone two properties at 2449 and 2453 Grace Boulevard and referred the matter to the City Planning Commission and the Planning and Zoning (P&Z) board for review.
City staff read the petition into the record, saying, "amendment request for 2449 Grace Boulevard and 2453 Grace Boulevard from the Adamus board, may like to change his name to m 2 multiple family residential district. It's currently zoned r 3, single family, high density residential." The council did not vote on the rezoning itself; staff said the item "will be referred to the city planning commission and the P and Z today."
The petition as presented identifies the current zoning as R‑3 (single‑family, high‑density residential) and requests rezoning to M‑2 (multiple‑family residential district). The record does not include additional materials, such as a site plan, specific proposed uses, or a public comment period; those matters are expected to be handled by the City Planning Commission and P&Z during their review.
Next steps, as stated on the record, are referral to the City Planning Commission and Planning and Zoning for study and any public hearings they deem necessary. No decision to rezone was made by the council at this meeting.

