The Board of Trustees adopted Resolution 26-021 to declare a building located at 6101 Trust Drive, Building 9, Holland, Ohio, as unsafe and structurally defective following a significant structure fire. The resolution directs the Township Administrator to notify the property owner and lien holders of the impending removal of the structure, outlining the process for requesting a hearing and the subsequent steps the Township will take if the owner fails to respond or secure the property.
Aug 4, 2026·Board meeting
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Springfield Township Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board passed a resolution authorizing the Township Administrator to apply for and manage state financial assistance through the Ohio Public Works Commission to fund capital improvements for multiple township roads, including infrastructure within the Stone Oak Country Club and Valley Stream developments.
Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting
Springfield Township Board of Trustees Resolution
The Board of Trustees passed a resolution to proceed with the renewal of a 1.8 mills fire levy. This resolution authorizes the submission of the tax levy question to the electors at the upcoming general election. The board confirmed the necessity of the tax levy to maintain fire protection services, equipment, and emergency medical services, and directed the Fiscal Officer to certify the resolution to the County Board of Elections.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
Springfield Township Trustees Regular Trustee Meeting
The board conducted several public hearings regarding zoning changes, approving reclassifications at Garden Road and Dorr Street, while continuing a case at McCord Road. A text amendment excluding pole signs in the Airport Highway overlay district was also approved. Reports were provided regarding public safety, fire operations, events, and zoning activities. Key administrative actions included the approval of an agreement for the Station 53 redesign, appointment of a 911 TAC representative and alternate, acceptance of a staff resignation, authorization for demolition of the Baymont Hotel, and approval of participation in ODOT road salt contracts. The board also approved road crack seal program bids and authorized significant investments from the General, Fire, and EMS funds. An executive session was held to discuss personnel and property acquisition, resulting in the promotion of a staff member to Planning Director and the appointment of a new member to the Zoning Commission.
