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City Council Approves Rezoning for Prairie House Development Amid Traffic Concerns
City Council voted 4-3 to approve Ordinance 014-2026, which rezones 18.461 acres at 6060 East Dublin-Granville Road from R2 single-family residential to IPUD (Planned Unit Development) for the Prairie House neighborhood. The approval followed extensive public comment and council discussion, primarily focused on traffic concerns along Dublin-Granville Road and the implications of the development. The applicant agreed to not begin construction on internal public streets until March 1, 2027, or until a traffic study is completed, and not to seek a certificate of occupancy until September 1, 2027. The city committed to conducting a comprehensive traffic study for the Dublin-Granville Road corridor, with results expected by the end of September, and to implementing traffic calming measures. Council emphasized that this zoning approval is step one and further reviews, including the final development plan and traffic study outcomes, will occur.
Final Plat Renewal Approved for New Albany Country Club Subdivision, Section 30
City Council approved Ordinance 027-2026, renewing the approval of the final plat for Section 30 of the New Albany Country Club subdivision. This renewal is necessary as the plat was not recorded within one year of its initial adoption on August 5th, 2025. The renewal is for 40 single-family lots on 30.01 acres, including reserves FGH and I, located north and west of Lambda Park Road and south of Brandon Road. The applicant has made minor revisions to lot configurations and given back some areas as right-of-way, with no other substantive changes to the plan. The applicant is also working through final engineering permits and has started construction.
Service Area Boundary Map Modified for Water and Sewer Contracts
City Council approved Resolution R27-2026, authorizing the modification of the service area boundary map for water and sewer contracts. This resolution is a companion to R26-2026 and designates the areas affected by the boundary adjustments as serviceable by the City of New Albany for water and sewer services.
Final Plat Approved for Hamlin at Sugar Run, Phase Three
City Council approved Ordinance 020-2026, which finalizes the plat for Hamlin at Sugar Run, Phase Three. This phase includes 17 single-family lots, two reserves, and two roads on 4.626 acres, located at the southeast corner of New Albany Condit Road and Central College Road. The plat has two fewer lots than the previously approved final development plan but is consistent with it and meets all code requirements. Planning Commission recommended approval with a 5-0 vote. Council discussed traffic conditions at the Snyder Loop and 605 intersection, noting that no signal improvements were warranted at the time of the final development plan but that the city would continue monitoring. Council also requested consideration for adding a center island median to improve traffic flow and safety at the intersection, comparable to the one across the street, which staff agreed to review with the developer. The property is owned by Ohio Health.
MOU Approved for Temporary Gray Water Supply to Flint Grid Development
City Council approved Resolution R28-2026, authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Flint Land Enterprises LLC regarding the temporary supply of gray water. Flint Land Enterprises is developing property outside New Albany city limits that requires water for fire suppression. This MOU allows them to tap into the city's gray water system temporarily, with the condition that they must annex into the city and pay tap fees for both gray water and permanent water systems if they tie into the main water source later. The gray water system is solely for fire suppression.
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