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The meeting agenda included the approval of findings of fact for Case 2025-263.
The Route 22 & 3 Corridor Plan focuses on optimizing development and land use along the corridor to support economic development, create vibrant environments, enhance connectivity, and promote sustainable growth. Key areas of focus include beautification through landscaping and streetscape improvements, enhancing connections via pedestrian and transportation networks, and fostering vibrancy by improving community anchors and ensuring cohesive land use. The plan aims to guide future development decisions and infrastructure improvements, aligning with the community's vision for a beautiful, connected, and vibrant corridor.
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The Deerfield Township Board of Trustees held a work session to discuss several items. The session included discussions and presentations related to a preliminary development plan and a request for a zoning map amendment to allow for a new horizontally integrated mixed-use development. The proposed plan incorporates a mix of commercial and residential uses with pedestrian-friendly infrastructure and open space. The development aims to provide a gradual transition from Tylersville Road to the residential subdivision to the north, incorporating sound planning principles and aligning with the township's comprehensive plan.
The meeting provided an update on the Kings Mills Infrastructure Improvement Project, which involves four phases with an estimated total cost of over six million dollars, funded collaboratively by Deerfield Township, the Deerfield Regional Stormwater District, Warren County Water and Sewer Department, the Warren County Engineers Office, and the Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC). Phase one, scheduled for 2021 construction, focuses on College Street and a section of Miami Street. Additional resident requests addressed included updating school pavement markings and signage on Church Street, converting the Church Street/Oak Street intersection to a four-way stop and the Oak Street/Miami Street intersection to a three-way stop, and installing radar speed signs along King Avenue to address speeding concerns. The Warren County Engineer's Office also presented updates on two major projects: the $15 million King Avenue Bridge Replacement Project over the Little Miami River, which includes constructing a new bridge with a shared use path and realigning the Little Miami Scenic Trail; and the King Avenue Roundabout Project intended to improve safety at the intersection near the King Mansion.
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