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| 8/13/10 |
The State of Ohio's Clean Ohio Fund will help to build a portion of recreation trail along the tow path of the former Miami & Erie Canal in Fairfield Township, as part of the 90-mile Great Miami River Trail.
Butler County has been awarded $500,00 for this project which will construct a 9,900 foot long, 10 feet wide asphalt path along the tow path of the Maimi & Erie Canal in Fairfield Twp, Butler County. The trail segment is a segment of the 90 mile plus Great Maimi River regreation trail. |
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| 8/09/10 |
The Program Year 2011 Application is now available. Deadline for submittal is 10/15/2010. |
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| 6/24/10 |
Due to the current economic conditions, inspections will be conducted within 72 hours. |
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3/01/10
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The Butler County Commissioners have appointed Shirley Wiant to serve on the Butler County Planning Commission. Shirley's term began March 15, 2010 and is a three year term. G. Coe Potter has been reappointed to the Planning Commission.
The Commissioners' have also reappointed Larry Fink to the Rural Zoning Commission Board which is a five-year term.
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| 2/01/10 |
NOTICE: As of February 1, 2010
FINAL INSPECTIONS
All residential final inspections [Electric, Health (Plumbing), Zoning, Engineer (driveway) Soil and Water] must be completed before a final building inspection (Certificate of Occupancy) will be conducted. No exceptions.
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OHIO DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT'S OHIO ENERGY OFFICE IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR $14 MILLION IN FUNDING AVAILABLE THROUGH THE DEPLOYING RENEWAL ENERGY: WIND AND SOLAR GRANT PROGRAM.
Click here for complete details
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COUNTY AWARDED $4,213,742 THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM (NSP)
Butler County has been awarded $4,213,742 through the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) for the purpose of assisting in the redevelopment of abandoned and foreclosed homes and properties. Target areas were determined by data provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The data ranked each census tract and block group, and gave an “Estimated Foreclosure Abandonment Risk Score”, of which Butler County considered the top third highest risk scores to be included as part of the NSP target areas. These areas encompass the Cities of Trenton and Fairfield, the Village of New Miami, and the townships of Hanover, Lemon, Madison and St. Clair.
Butler County will be working with each jurisdiction to determine the properties which will benefit from the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Efficient implementation is key to the success of this program, as all funds are required to be committed by September 19, 2010.
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