Liberty Township Denies Office Building Rezone
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Liberty Township trustees near Cincinnati rejected a plan to build an office building on residential land, citing concerns about traffic and potential commercial creep. The proposal from HAC Properties aimed to replace two old buildings with an eight thousand two hundred seventy square foot office for a local tech company. The site is located across from an elementary school and surrounded by homes. Residents voiced strong opposition, arguing that the project would bring too much traffic and change the feel of their community. The zoning commission had previously recommended denying an earlier version of the plan, and trustees noted that the latest proposal never went back to the zoning board for review. HAC Properties can now revise and resubmit to the zoning commission.
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