Urbyn tracks permits, legislation, public documents, and development signals across Northeast Ohio and turns them into clean, readable updates.
A 4.4-acre parcel near Westerville that was rural land, then manufacturing, is now headed for 84 apartment units. Preferred Living’s “Maison” Phase III marks the third rezoning in under two years.
Columbus is advancing both the construction contract and project oversight package for the Krieger Court Stormwater Improvements project, putting more than $2.9 million behind drainage upgrades intended to reduce flooding and strengthen neighborhood infrastructure.
A charter amendment on the May 5 ballot would create a Division of Community Crisis Response inside Columbus Public Health — mandating $5M in year one, scaling to $12M by 2031, with 24/7 unarmed teams answering 911 calls that don’t require police or fire.
Columbus City Council is advancing a $75 million modification to its wholesale electric power supply agreement with American Electric Power Energy Partners that now includes renewable energy credits — a significant expansion of the city's clean energy procurement for the Division of Power.
A Columbus City Council ordinance introduced April 8 authorizes a development agreement with Franklin County, the Confluence Community Authority, and NWSL Columbus LLC to build a training facility and modify an existing stadium — the infrastructure package required to formally secure a National Women's Soccer League franchise for the city.
