Topic: city planning

Reis replaces Hermann on planning commission

Showe plans are in line with what we said we want

Complex deal: Slow growth prompts TIF amendment for Shops

Grants, no-interest loans: Loeb Electronic gets first facelift with help from ReCAP, OSU team

Pocket park: Citizens group draws about 40 to first meeting

Letters: Pocket park's value is measurable beyond dollars

Letters: Park would add 'thoughtful balance' to condominiums

Letters: What would prompt OWBA concerns with pocket park?

Letters: In-depth financial study should precede city's purchase of park

Letters: Pocket park better than wedging in more condos

Showe property: Council says no to pocket-park purchase

Metro Parks: Trail extension on hold pending further studies

Letters: Vote against park shows council members 'just don't get it'

Some Crandall residents want sidewalks added

Letters: Record is clear: Far more people favor than oppose pocket park

Letters: Council blew huge opportunity to maintain a little green space

Letters: Council showed little regard for wishes of its constituents

Letters: Assertion that council isn't listening to residents is absurd

City's 'open process' benefits developers more than residents

Sale of UMCH site subject to concern

Forum on UMCH site slated for end of this month

A tour of the town: House speaker sees what is working in city

Responding to UMCH plan: Council: We are listening, doing our jobs

Association voices its concerns with project: Letter advocates for more green space, reduction of density that could compound traffic issues

Community has given plenty of input, listening has been issue

Association voices its concerns with project: Letter advocates for more green space, reduction of density that could compound traffic issues

As it were: Brick, stone gave way to asphalt

Fiscal issues would apply, but city could buy UMCH site

UMCH plan would substantially increase the city's population

Petition related to referendums: Group aims to provide more time in process

Letters to the editor: Dismissing real issue of project shows council isn't listening

Worthington City Council: Letter will be sent on its way to LC

Letters to the editor: Negative attitudes expressed at meeting were disheartening

Letters to the editor: Listening would have council acting in line with sentiment

Letters to editor: UMCH plan needs to address issues surrounding stormwater

Keep Worthington Beautiful: Bid to make the ballot succeeds

Letters to editor: Initiative is about allowing time for residents to exercise a right

Letters to editor: UMCH site should become park that keeps what's best for city

UMCH Family Services: Agency plans to stay put, stay busy

City shares letter regarding development

As it were: Sewers flushed out health threats

Plan touts a walkable space but density doesn't support it

Council needs to remember decisions have lasting impact

Charter change would hurt city in development, doing business

University students generating ideas to help Crosswoods

Letters: Residents need time to digest facts, have the most to lose

Letters: Michael: I support reasonable development, working together

Letters: Issue would only provide time to prevent bad outcomes for city

City council backs TIF for medical complex

Letters: Residents have time to speak up; system working just fine

City's capital improvements: Proposed plan for 2016-20 kicks off the budget process

Council's stance on UMCH plan: Statement aims to allay notion of support

Letters to the editor: Chamber backs 30-day policy, encourages informed decisions

Letters to the editor: Decision is clear, no to Issue 38 and yes to Michael on council

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 would help preserve Worthington's unique character

Letters to the editor: Issue about maintaining city's greatest asset, residents' voice

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 an urgent response to inappropriate development

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 would facilitate city's responsible development

Letters to the editor: Charter change issue should be defeated as unnecessary

Letters to the editor: Brooks' city knowledge would help drive solutions on council

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 should be carefully considered in light of legacy

Letters to the editor: Belief that people deserve to be heard leads to support of issue

Letters to the editor: Michael's leadership, work to understand issues, stands out

Issue 38 reaches finish as narrow winner

City signs: Officials point to benefits of 2016 project

Pedestrian safety, access: Beacons proposed for High Street intersections

Intersection's fix will be 'big change'

State Route 161 study: City poised to opt in for route review

Old Worthington Association: Desire to be inclusive spurs rule change

Greeson's new role with MORPC a 'natural fit'

Local library property: Columbus eyes land for police substation

Former United Methodist Children's Home: Lack of firm plan isn't stifling site goals

City avoids commission's worst list

Northeast Gateway: City turns to MORPC in search of more funding

UMCH site: Start of facility planning a relief for city

United Methodist Children's Home: Commission gives advice on latest plan

Five-year package set at $25 million

Old Worthington: City officials happy to see MK&K plans

One word fits year: Development

Solar panel moratorium: District's appearance central issue

As it were: Kelley tamed 'wildcat banking'

As it were: Photo paints picture of city life

Input sheds light on panel rules

City exploring DORA open-container law

Next step for Holiday Inn redevelopment is rezoning

Wilson Bridge-High named most dangerous intersection

MORPC offers help on street-infrastructure 'toolbox'

Plans for two murals hit snag

Myers: LC 'lied' about UMCH plans

Partnership seeks mural support

CIP needs weighed for 2018, beyond

City of Worthington: Coming soon: Northeast Gateway design

Comprehensive plan: Foust: Residents need say on future

Sink or swim?

City wants to make buildings more energy efficient

Mural-policy group will take its time, members say

Local leaders welcome UMCH buzz

McCord Park rehab plan: City pledges garden-size compromise

Worthington City Council: Energy-aggregation plan gains steam

NE Gateway needs land from 124 parcels