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West Nile Update
We received a press release from the Health department today. Sadly, Columbus has it’s first case of West Nile virus. There will be spraying on the far northern edge of the Clintonville area, the north University District and a few other areas. Here is the basic information received for the…
From the city of Columbus- Vector Control
MOSQUITO SPRAYING The adulticide spraying originally scheduled for this morning was postponed due to inclement weather, including rain, lighting, and high winds. It has been re-scheduled for tomorrow, September 6th , between 3:30 AM and 7:00 AM. The boundaries for the spray on September 6th is as follows: Henderson Rd.…
September 7th- 7 pm – Whetstone Library meeting Room
CAC September 7th Meeting – 7 pm Whetstone Library Community Room. The “Clintonville Greenways” presentation is on the agenda, along with first responder memorial discussion, community welcome letter and other topics. You can learn more about the “Clintonville Greenways” group at:http://clintonvillegreenways.org/
Take a survey & offer input to MORPC (Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission)
Last week, MORPC launched a survey to find out why and how people use data about Central Ohio (in fact, you may have received an email from us inviting you to participate). To ensure broad representation from across our region, we are asking key local stakeholders to help us distribute the…
Mosquito Spraying
There were two separate positive mosquito pools for West Nile Virus (WNV) collected from traps at Como Avenue and Webster Park. The mosquito pools tested from these locations were confirmed WNV+, by our staff on August 24th. Due to these positive West Nile Virus mosquito pools, our Vector Control Program…
BluePrint Columbus Interactive City-Wide Map
The city has now posted the interactive map for the BluePrint Columbus project. This map covers ALL of the sections of the city that will be affected by the project and gives the target dates for each section of the project. http://columbus.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=f16b492055874c70a3260809c0a3d0d8 Copy and paste the address into your search…
Answers to Rain Garden Questions
The city has responded to questions that were asked during the August Clintonville Area Commission meeting. The document has been posted in a new folder entitled Columbus BluePrint.
September 5th- Zoning & Variance Committee Meeting- 7:30 pm
Announcements: The Zoning and Variance Committee will meet on Tuesday, September 5, 2017, 7:30 p.m., at the Clinton Heights Lutheran Church, 15 Clinton Heights Ave. A draft of the agenda is below. All notice and open meeting rules will be followed, but because the agenda includes only a routinely-granted request (increasing the permitted height of a garage from…
Update from SWACO
The latest information from Ty Marsh at SWACO: We have been working hard to locate and place additional drop-off recycling containers in Clintonville. We are pleased to share that residents are now able to recycle – beyond their curbside container – at three (3), newly placed 8-cubic yard recycling containers…
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West Nile Update
We received a press release from the Health department today. Sadly, Columbus has it’s first case of West Nile virus. There will be spraying on the far northern edge of the Clintonville area, the north University District and a few other areas. Here is the basic information received for the…
From the city of Columbus- Vector Control
MOSQUITO SPRAYING The adulticide spraying originally scheduled for this morning was postponed due to inclement weather, including rain, lighting, and high winds. It has been re-scheduled for tomorrow, September 6th , between 3:30 AM and 7:00 AM. The boundaries for the spray on September 6th is as follows: Henderson Rd.…
September 7th- 7 pm – Whetstone Library meeting Room
CAC September 7th Meeting – 7 pm Whetstone Library Community Room. The “Clintonville Greenways” presentation is on the agenda, along with first responder memorial discussion, community welcome letter and other topics. You can learn more about the “Clintonville Greenways” group at:http://clintonvillegreenways.org/
Take a survey & offer input to MORPC (Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission)
Last week, MORPC launched a survey to find out why and how people use data about Central Ohio (in fact, you may have received an email from us inviting you to participate). To ensure broad representation from across our region, we are asking key local stakeholders to help us distribute the…
Mosquito Spraying
There were two separate positive mosquito pools for West Nile Virus (WNV) collected from traps at Como Avenue and Webster Park. The mosquito pools tested from these locations were confirmed WNV+, by our staff on August 24th. Due to these positive West Nile Virus mosquito pools, our Vector Control Program…
BluePrint Columbus Interactive City-Wide Map
The city has now posted the interactive map for the BluePrint Columbus project. This map covers ALL of the sections of the city that will be affected by the project and gives the target dates for each section of the project. http://columbus.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=f16b492055874c70a3260809c0a3d0d8 Copy and paste the address into your search…
Answers to Rain Garden Questions
The city has responded to questions that were asked during the August Clintonville Area Commission meeting. The document has been posted in a new folder entitled Columbus BluePrint.
September 5th- Zoning & Variance Committee Meeting- 7:30 pm
Announcements: The Zoning and Variance Committee will meet on Tuesday, September 5, 2017, 7:30 p.m., at the Clinton Heights Lutheran Church, 15 Clinton Heights Ave. A draft of the agenda is below. All notice and open meeting rules will be followed, but because the agenda includes only a routinely-granted request (increasing the permitted height of a garage from…
Update from SWACO
The latest information from Ty Marsh at SWACO: We have been working hard to locate and place additional drop-off recycling containers in Clintonville. We are pleased to share that residents are now able to recycle – beyond their curbside container – at three (3), newly placed 8-cubic yard recycling containers…