City of Circleville Department of Public Service

This ordinance formally adopts the Comprehensive Development Plan, developed by Edsall & Associates, to serve as a planning tool for the future expansion and development of the City of Circleville. The adoption of this plan does not override any superseding ordinances or resolutions.

The City of Circleville's Comprehensive Tree Plan outlines the strategic direction for managing and preserving its urban forest. Developed by the City of Circleville Tree Commission, the plan establishes minimum standards for the care, preservation, pruning, planting, replacement, maintenance, removal, and disposition of trees and shrubs across public properties. Its purpose is to ensure citizens receive environmental, social, and economic benefits from a healthy urban tree canopy.

This ordinance adopts the City of Circleville Economic Development Strategic Plan and Fiscal Analysis, which identifies both short and long-term goals and objectives vital for the community's future. Developed through a collaborative strategic planning process with input from various stakeholders, the plan establishes a framework for economic development and provides specific action plan tactics for successful implementation.

This document is an ordinance adopting the annual budget for the City of Circleville, Ohio, for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2003. It outlines detailed estimates of available balances, projected revenues, and expenditures for the year, covering various governmental, proprietary, and fiduciary funds. Key areas of financial allocation include public safety, health services, leisure activities, community environment, utility services, transportation, general government, and debt service.

This document is an ordinance enacted by the Council of the City of Circleville, Ohio, to approve and adopt a Thoroughfare Plan. The plan is designed to maintain and preserve accessibility within the city by classifying streets and roads and establishing standards for dedicated rights-of-way. It reflects recommendations from the Circleville Planning and Zoning Commission and is considered to be in the best interest of the citizens.