In addition to the previous post regarding a planned senior living complex adjacent to Spring Hill – as part of the Spring Hill Business Park – the Green Planning & Zoning Commission will be reviewing a proposal for a mixed-use development to be built north of Tabs Drive and extending to I-77. The initial plans call for the construction of a multi-unit apartment complex, cluster housing and office/commercial lots.

While there doesn’t appear to be any immediate impact on Spring Hill with this plan, it is considering future connections to the previously reviewed Spring Hill Business Park and S. Arlington Road.

Residents are encouraged to attend this Wednesday’s (January 18th) Planning & Zoning Commission meeting to learn more about the planned project, as well as ask any additional questions. The meeting will begin at 6:30pm at the City of Green Central Administration building located at 1755 Town Park Blvd.

For additional reference and information, please see the following links –

• Planning & Zoning Meeting Agenda – January 18, 2017 – Contains Additional Documents pertaining to the Staff Report, Conceptual Site Plan and Road Connection Concept.

Residents that are not able to attend the meeting on Wednesday should contact our City Councilman, James V. Ahlstrom, by email at jahlstrom@cityofgreen.org or by phone at 330-329-9664 with any additional questions and concerns.

At the Green Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on Wednesday, December 21, DeHoff Development will be reviewing their proposal to begin construction of a multi-phase business park located adjacent to Spring Hill, between the current development and Fortuna Drive. If approved, this project will eventually connect Spring Hill to both Arlington Rd. and Fortuna Drive.

Residents are encouraged to attend this Wednesday’s Planning & Zoning Commission meeting to learn more about the planned project, as well as ask any additional questions. The meeting will begin at 6:30pm at the City of Green Central Administration building located at 1755 Town Park Blvd.

For additional reference and information, please see the following links –

• Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Agenda – December, 21 2016
• Spring Hill Business Park – Staff Report
• Spring Hill Business Park – Aerial
• Spring Hill Business Park – Plan

Residents that are not able to attend the meeting on Wednesday should contact our City Councilman, James V. Ahlstrom, by email at jahlstrom@cityofgreen.org or by phone at 330-329-9664 with any additional questions and concerns.

Based on feedback from residents following multiple vendors selling throughout Spring Hill, the HOA Board submitted an application to get a No Solicitation Permit issued by the City of Green. Our permit was recently approved and a formal sign (see below) is being built to be added to the front entry, within the common area on the right side.

Those wishing to sell goods/services in Spring Hill will be required to apply for permission by contacting the HOA Board at the address that is listed on the sign. Residents should use their best judgement in the enforcement of this new restriction for groups such as Green School Fundraisers, Girl Scouts, Veteran Organizations, etc. For those selling that would not fall into these categories and have not been approved by the HOA Board, residents should contact the Summit County Sheriff at their non-emergency number – (330) 643-2181.