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Planning and Zoning Board appoints officers, approves minutes and grants two certificates of appropriateness
Summary
At its Jan. 16 meeting the Reynoldsburg Planning and Zoning Board appointed officers for the year, approved two sets of minutes and granted certificates of appropriateness for fencing at 7535 East Main Street and signage at 7514 East Main Street.
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The Reynoldsburg Planning and Zoning Board appointed board officers, approved meeting minutes and granted two certificates of appropriateness during its Jan. 16 meeting.
In separate motions the board appointed its chair and vice chair and designated staff as secretary. Mr. Boerner was nominated and approved as chair; Keith Rinner was nominated and approved as vice chair; the board appointed staff to serve as secretary. Each appointment was carried by roll call.
The board approved the regular meeting minutes for Dec. 5, 2024, and Dec. 19, 2024, and approved the Jan. 16 agenda by unanimous consent.
The board considered application 20240871, a certificate of appropriateness to screen an on‑site dumpster at 7535 East Main Street. The applicant, Ron Arps for Coachello and Daniel Inc., requested permission to install a 6‑foot‑high pressure‑treated lumber fence on three sides of the dumpster with a 4‑foot setback from the property line. Staff said the Old Reynoldsburg District Commercial (ORDC) requires screening for service structures frequently accessed, and staff recommended approval. The board voted to approve the fence as submitted.
The board also granted a certificate of appropriateness (application 20240866) to replace a wall sign at 7514 East Main Street for Nepali RK Clothing LLC. Staff said the proposed 2‑by‑10‑foot face replacement meets the ORDC sign regulations; the tenant space is part of the Old Town Shopping Center, which has a comprehensive sign plan (approved February 2019) requiring box‑panel signs to have black or dark gray bases with white lettering. Staff recommended approval and the board voted to accept the application as presented.
All votes on the routine items were approved by roll call with the members present voting yes.
