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Oldham County board OKs conditional use for Harmony Hills private swim club with parking limits
Summary
The Oldham County Board of Adjustments granted a conditional use permit to reopen and renovate the former Harmony Hills swim and racket club at 1222 Cliffwood Drive, contingent on Planning Commission waivers and a condition banning on-street parking for events.
The Oldham County Board of Adjustments on March 20 approved a conditional use permit allowing a private recreation and swim club to operate at the former Harmony Hills Swim & Racket Club, 1222 Cliffwood Drive in Goshen.
Staff recommended the permit after outlining the property's history of vacancy and code enforcement cases. "An application has been filed requesting a conditional use permit for private recreation and swim club at 1222 Cliffwood Drive in Goshen," Senior Planner Anna Barge told the board during the hearing.
The applicant, owner Beth McBride, represented by attorney Mike Swansberg, proposed renovating the existing clubhouse and pool and adding a splash pad, pickleball and basketball courts, batting cages and a roughly 50-space paved parking area within the property. Swansberg told the board the proposal seeks to restore a neighborhood amenity and to follow the county's comprehensive-plan goals for placing development where…
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