Attached is the presentation from BluePrint Columbus being offered at tonight’s CAC meeting.
Clintonville Area Commission Meeting Dec 2023 – Presentation by Tiffany Conn, Community Relations Coordinator with
Project BluePrint
Attached is the presentation from BluePrint Columbus being offered at tonight’s CAC meeting.
Clintonville Area Commission Meeting Dec 2023 – Presentation by Tiffany Conn, Community Relations Coordinator with
Project BluePrint
Clintonville Area Commission Meeting Agenda – December 2023
7:00 Call to order, Welcome, Pledge of Allegiance, Approval of Agenda – Chair David Vottero,
Pledge to be led by Clintonville Girl Scout Troop 6823
7:05 District Updates – all commissioners
7:15 Approval of Past Meeting Minutes; Discussion of Process for January Meeting – Secretary Peifer
Treasurer’s Report – Treasurer White
7:20 Update from City of Columbus – Representatives from Department of Neighborhoods, City Council, Columbus Police Department, Columbus Fire Department and City Attorney’s Office may be in attendance
7:25 BluePrint Columbus Update – Tiffany Conn, Community Relations Coordinator with Project BluePrint
7:35 Whetstone Facilities Plan from Columbus Recreation and Parks Department – Craig Murphy, Capital and Strategic Planning Administrator; Mishelle Hilliard, Project Manager; Angela Short, GDP Group Engineer
8:00 CAC Zoning & Variance Committee – Chair Stephen Hardwick
A. CV23-012, 201 W. North Broadway
1. In order to build a duplex (without the previously requested carriage house),
the applicant seeks ONLY the following two variances: 1. To allow for a duple
on a single lot in an R-3 district where only a single family home is permitted.
CC3332.035. 2. To allow for a lot width of 40′ for the existing lot in lieu of the
required 50′. CC3332.05
8:15 Presentation from Columbus Gas on Project Proposals at Weber and High, Weber and Dorris, and Tulane Eastbound – Luka Papalko, Public Affairs Manager (note – this is an informational presentation and there will NOT be a
vote at this meeting; projects will proceed through Zoning & Variance Committee before subsequent CAC action)
8:35 Consideration of Resolution 2023-05, Requesting the City to pursue a plan to solicit proposals for redevelopment of the City-owned property at 3500 and 3568-70 Indianola Avenue – Chair Vottero
8:45 PM Commissioner Farewells – Vice Chair Boulton, Commissioners Crowell and Moritz
Announcement of Next Meeting – The next meeting will be at 7pm on Thursday, January 4th, 2024 at Whetstone Library.
8:45 Public Comment
8:55 Adjourn
Join CAC on Tuesday at Whetstone Library for our next Community Conversation on Homelessness and Affordable Housing. We have two incredible speakers lined up – Yvonne Riggie is the founder of YR Architecture + Design and has direct experience developing an accessory dwelling unit in Columbus. Critty Buenconsejo is the CEO of Creative Housing, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to providing safe, accessible, and affordable housing to individuals with disabilities in the Columbus metropolitan area.
More on our Speakers
Yvonne Riggie is the founder of YR Architecture + Design, a small architecture studio in Columbus, OH that specializes in designing custom modern homes on one-of-a-kind and challenging sites where a site-sensitive, integrated design is paramount, and the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape is preserved.
Through her diverse experiences living, working, and volunteering in some of the poorest and wealthiest places around the world, she has a keen understanding, empathy, and appreciation for the human condition. She believes that architecture can happen anywhere, at any scale, and at any budget. This belief deeply affects her view on the role of architecture and the long-term impact of good design on our lives and our community.
She recently completed Columbus’s first true garage conversion to accessory dwelling unit to study the viability and affordability of adaptive reuse as a tool for alternative housing solutions. As the owner, architect, and builder on the project, she has a unique perspective and intimate knowledge of the entire process.
Yvonne holds a master’s degree in Architecture and an MBA from Kent State University. She is a licensed architect in WV, and OH and is LEED Accredited.
Ms. Buenconsejo is CEO of Creative Housing, Inc. Prior to being named CEO by the Board of Trustees, she oversaw Creative Housing’s construction projects, both new construction and residential renovations. Before joining Creative Housing, she had 10 years of design, construction documentation, project management and construction administration experience with local and national architectural firms. Her previous experience spans multistate residential and commercial projects. Ms. Buenconsejo holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Kent State University and a Bachelor of Science in Business from Miami University. She also holds an Executive Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership through Harvard’s Kennedy School. She is a Certified Graduate Builder, Certified Graduate Remodeler and Certified Aging in Place Specialist. She holds memberships in the American Institute of Architects, National Association of Home Builders, National Fire Protection Association, International Code Council and the Professional Women in Building Council. AIA, ICC, NFPA, EPA Lead-Safe, NCARB/BIA: CGR, CAPS
Clintonville Area Commission – Zoning & Variance Committee
Wednesday November 29th at 7pm
Clintonville Area Commission Meeting Agenda – November 2023
7:00 Call to order, Welcome, Pledge of Allegiance, Approval of Agenda – Chair David Vottero
7:05 District Updates – all commissioners
7:20 Approval of Past Meeting Minutes – Secretary Peifer
Treasurer’s Report – Treasurer White
7:35 Update from City of Columbus – Representatives from Department of Neighborhoods,
City Council, Columbus Police Department, Columbus Fire Department and City Attorney’s
Office may be in attendance
7:40 New Americans Initiative, Department of Neighborhoods – Lindora Howard-Diawara,
Coordinator for New Americans Initiative at Dept. of Neighborhoods
8:00 CAC Zoning & Variance Committee – Chair Stephen Hardwick
A. BZA23-127. 3588 Indianola. In order to reorient parking within a parking lot after
the termination of a mutual parking agreement, the applicant seeks variances to
reduce the number of required 1) trees for a parking lot from 24 to 15, CC3312.21;
and parking spaces from 276 to 257, CC3312.49.
B. GC23-040, 4910 N. High St. The applicant seeks graphics variances to add a ground
sign and menu board signs for a new fast food restaurant, specifically from:
a. 3372.706(C)(1), to allow for three ground signs (A1, A2, and A3) on a single
parcel;
b. 3372.706(C)(2), to allow for one monument sign (A3) and two ground signs
(A1 and A2);
c. 3372.706(C)(3), to allow for two ground signs (A2 and A3) that do not have a
base that is integral to the overall sign design and that compliments the
design and principal materials of the building and landscape;
d. 3372.706(C)(5), to increase the maximum permitted height of a ground sign
from 6’ above grade to 23’8” for sign A2 (existing condition); and
e. 3372.706(E)(2), to allow two menu boards (H1 and H2) to be located
between the building and the Morse Road right-of-way.
8:15 Presentation from Columbus Park of Roses Foundation – Liz Cabot, Treasurer
8:40 PM Consideration of Resolution 2023-05, Requesting the City to pursue a plan to solicit proposals for redevelopment of the City-owned property at 3500 and 3568-70 Indianola Avenue – Chair Vottero
Announcement of Next Meeting – The next meeting will be at 7pm on Thursday, December 7, at Whetstone Library.
8:45 Public Comment
8:55 Adjourn
CAC Planning + Development Committee Meeting
Tuesday, October 24th at Clinton Heights Lutheran Church
7 PM
Clintonville Area Commission – Zoning & Variance Committee
Wednesday October 25th at 7pm
Clintonville Area Commission Meeting Agenda – October 2023
Agenda
7:00 Call to order, Welcome, Pledge of Allegiance, Approval of Agenda – Chair David Vottero
7:05 District Updates – all commissioners
7:20 Approval of Past Meeting Minutes – Secretary Peifer
Treasurer’s Report – Treasurer White
7:35 Update from City of Columbus – Representatives from Department of Neighborhoods,
City Council, Columbus Police Department, Columbus Fire Department and City Attorney’s
Office may be in attendance
7:40 Capital Updates from Department of Columbus Recreation and Parks – Craig Murphy,
Capital and Strategic Planning Administrator
8:00 CAC Zoning & Variance Committee – Chair Stephen Hardwick
1. BZA23-106, 163 Piedmont Rd. To convert an existing three-season room
into an office space, the applicant seeks a variance to reduce the
minimum side yard from 5 feet to 3.7 feet along the east side.
2. 3157 Indianola Avenue – Demolition
8:15 Consideration of Resolutions – Chair Vottero
Announcement of Next Meeting – The next meeting will be at 7pm on Thursday, November 2, at Whetstone Library.
8:45 Public Comment
8:55 Adjourn
Clintonville Area Commission – Zoning & Variance Committee
Wednesday September 27th at 7pm
Clintonville Area Commission Meeting Agenda – September 2023
Agenda
7:00 Call to order, Welcome, Pledge of Allegiance, Approval of Agenda – Chair David Vottero
7:05 District Updates – all commissioners
7:20 Approval of Past Meeting Minutes – Secretary Brian Peifer
Treasurer’s Report – Treasurer B. J. White
7:35 Update from City of Columbus – Representatives from Department of Neighborhoods, City Council, Columbus Police Department, Columbus Fire Department and City Attorney’s Office may be in attendance
7:45 Deer Carcass Update & Conversation – Kane Murray, Public Service Department
7:55 CAC Elections Committee Update – Chair Melissa Doll
8:05 CAC Zoning & Variance Committee – Chair Stephen Hardwick
8:15 Resolutions Discussion – Chair David Vottero
8:35 Public Comment
Announcement of Next Meeting – The next meeting will be at 7pm on Thursday, October 5th at Whetstone Library.
8:50 Adjourn