Developer presents Ballantyne concept plan emphasizing green space and life‑cycle housing
Developer presented a concept plan for the Ballantyne property on US‑42 that preserves roughly 40% (potentially up to ~50%) green space and proposes mixed residential, commercial and assisted‑living uses to support a full life cycle of housing needs in Plain City.
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A developer representative presented the concept plan for the Ballantyne property on North US‑42, describing the parcel’s history and a design that preserves a high percentage of green space. The presenter said the original tract was about 140 acres and noted the development includes a substantial green‑space dedication already accepted by the city and state environmental agencies. “It was originally a 140 acre farm that Don Mitchell owned,” the presenter said, describing how the green space dedication was recorded and ratified by the city.
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