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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF OHIOCASE NO. 2012-0369
ORIGINAL ACTION IN MANDAMUS
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IN THE CASE OF:
STATE OF OHIO, eac re^ SCOTT DUNLAP,
Relator
v.
KELLY SARKO - VIOLET TOWNSHIP ZONING INSPECTOR, ET AL.,
Respondents.
RELATOR'S REPLYTO BRIEF OF RESPONDENTS, KELLY SARKO, ET AL.
Part 2 of 2
Wesley T. Fortune (0085397)(COUNSEL OF RECORD)
FORTUNE LAW LIMITED421 Hill Road NorthPickerington, Ohio 43147Phone: (614) 452-4201Facsimile: (614) 569-0100E-Mail: [email protected]
Paul-Michael La Fayette (0067031)(COUNSEL OF RECORD)Douglas Holthus (0037046)Poling I Petrello300 East Broad Street, Suite 350Columbus, Ohio 43215Direct: (614) 737-2926Facsimile: (614) 737-2929E-mail: [email protected]
[email protected] FOR RESPONDENTS
COUNSEL FOR RELATOR SCOTT DUNLAP
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50 West Broad Street • Suite 3300 • Columbus, Ohio 43215-5917Telephone: 614.464.3563 • Facsimile: 614.224.6221 • Email: wlovelandc^ilblaw.net • Website: www•lblaw.net
Richard L. LovelandDonald F. BrosiusWilliarn L. Loveland
October 17, 2012
Mr. Scott Dunlap7059 Basil Western RoadCanal Winchester,Ohio 43110
Calvin T. Johnson, Jr.Peter N. Griggs
Subject: Violet Tber 4 a d e t ember 28u2012 ecords Reguests fiPladeScrtcm
Dear Mr. Dunlap:As you know, our firm serves as special counsel for the Board of Trustees of Violet
Township, Fairfield County, Ohio ("Vioered with thps I tterh s t o\respon'd to t eppublicr ecordlsletter, and'the document copies delivrequests made to Violet Townshipb,e^h^^ 2012.11 You alsot delivered alpcopyo o^f tghen request forSeptember 4, 2012, and Septem ,public records to the undersigned on September 24, 2012.
The request was for (1) any and all correspondence between Loveland &(^) a ► ny
Attorneys and Richard T. Ricketts Co., LPA Attorneys regarding "the Dunlap's property ;
and all investigatory records concerningoncernin d o^ related go Violet Town hip^f onclud ngl thatproperty"; and (3) any and all records c gactivities being engaged in on "the Dunlap s property are not a lawful non-conforming use in the
residentially zoned property.
Under Ohio law, a person making a public records request must describe the records
that he or she seeks with reasonabseonsvte records andhproperly eespondaThe reqbelstsffh treceiving the request can identify re pyou submitted are ambiguous and/or overly broad in that several requests ask for documentsbased on a last name, where several Township residents share the last name. The reference to
"the Dunlap's property" in every request is ambiguous.See State ex rel. Dillery v. Icsman, 92
Ohio St.3d 312, 2001-Ohio-193 (stating a request for all records containing a particulaecords tooverly broad). It is the responsibility of the person who wishes to inspect and/or copy
identify with reasonable clarity the recoStatet ex rel. Zaudererev. Josl eph^r62nOh o App 3d ^520112 Ohio St.3d 33, 2006-Ohio-6365,(1989) (stating that request for all traffi^ ^nterfere with the sancbti y of the recordkeeping processin scope and, second, if granted, wouitself).
Mr. Scott DunlapOctober 17, 2012Page 2
The requests that you make of course duplicate, repeat, and overlap in substance many
of the request that you and your attornearcet numbere and thle tmany equestshthat you haveincluding the many requests made by pmade regarding documents having "Duests and enco poratesoall oof those'^esponseship thepreviously responded to these requ ,response to these requests, to the ext burden t at youdhav'easoeunreasonably pllacedt otnstheob^ection to the duplication, and theTownship.
Additionally, with respect to sever nlts cannot be produced because bhey aee protected bypersonal notes of counsel, these documethe attorney-client privilege and, in to ne Incl ent privi egettand t us rarerprd^ivileged Iand exemptpersonal notes are sub^ect to the at yfrom disclosure under §149.43 (A)(1)(v) of the Ohio Revised Code (Ohio's Public Records Act)
and will not be provided. See e.g.,State ex rel Thomas v Ohio State Univ. (1994 , 71 Ohio
105 Oh(o St.3d 261, 264St 3d 245, 249; State ex rel. Leslie v. Ohio Housing Finance . Agency,
265; Reed v. Baxter, 134 F.3d 351, 356 (6th Cir. 1998); State v Cleveland, 83 Ohio St.3d 379
(1998). Items of corresponden ^ IneseveraRpendng mattersam Itgationd,en(whi htyou are thethe joint defense bemg provideF2elator, are privileged under the joint defense privilege recognized by governing Ohio law.
To the extent that the subject requests are overly broad and/or ambiguous, pursuant toOhio Revised Code Section 149.43(B)(2) the Township is offering you the ability to revise yourrequests in an effort to assist you with the specific records you may be looking for.
Subject to the foregoing, with this Ifi esr ofl^founsel, responsp e to your^equests apld notall documents, including documents (n thethe subject to any objection or privifege.
Please to review the records provided, and let us y now if you havge any fof t esclarifications, questions or concerns. As a professional courtes , we are providin a copyletter to Mr. Wesley Fortune, Esq., your counsel.
Very tru y urs,
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Will . Loveland
WLL/Cc Wesley T. Fortune, Esq.Paul-Michael La Fayette, Esq.Violet Township
L&BDOCS\LITIGATION\VIOLET TOWNSHIP\DUNLAPIVIOLET TOWNSHIP (DUNLAP PRR RESPONSE 9-4-12 AND 9-24-12
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E d, Richard Ricketts <rtrC^ricketts-law.com>^ Monday, April 30, 2012 12:56 PM
Sent; William LovelandTo:Sui^ject:
Terry Dunlap matters
Bill
I have s oken with Teriy Dunlap, Sr. ("Teriy") about the pending litigation matters and the questions that have
p Inbeen raised by Scott Dunlap ("Scott") as to the propriety oo te1e on Basil Western Road (`I'roperty' )^grange/xecreational activities Teriy conducts at the Dunlap fainily p p tY
or are made inthis re ard my client continues to believe that all of his activitieithe tl iocedpirally appropriatenald/ allowed un ergapplicable law and I question whether Scott s allegatlons are e p
ood faith. Nonetheless, Teriy would prefex to address and resolv^e followin^ to you. iolet Townslup m a businessg blike fashion and as such Teriy has authorized me to cominutuca e
twithstandin my client's Uelief that the scope of the classroom tra evno not holdec 1 ssroom osessions" a theNo g Teri w1ll aviolation of any rules or regulations of Violet Township, y $^
I'ro er (the classroom port^on of any training would be cus dof the Prone fty ullrespeoct of the shootingerange oorP tY
challenge or interference with his clearly lawful and allo^uable per recreational activities that have eithe^ historically been conducted IoWns^e alongod^ese linesitivise allowed byoth pa^- ^icable law. Teriy is open to enteru^g lnto an agieement with Violet
ail will also confitm that since the November 17, 2010 meeting wln u°ted aclahsr roomSe tra ning at ithatThis e mTownship at the PropertjT (the "Nleeting"), he has not held or co
ocation. Furthermore, Terry has indicated that the exhibits/picture^cott Dunl ap(t dthete°xtent they relate to the1 _and/or Freedom of Information Act requests of Mr. Fortune or Mi p
"class room" tiaining) all pre date the Meeting. In this regard, please shootine r^an e^ elft baitsthat`should not bedefinition does occur while people are present and particlpatu^g at th g €^confused with "class room" trauvng" which Teuy is willing to continue to hold at another venue if it will facilitate a
resolution of the concerns of Violet Township.
Terr and I are open to having further dlscussloils witli you aief ashion. Lep1esentatives of Violet Township asYnecessary and appropriate to address these matters in a constructtv
Thanks
Rick
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.I'.A•
50 I-Iill Road SouthI'iclcerington, OH 43147rtr(a^ rickett5-law. com^ ^hone:614-834-8246F^ a ^: 614-834-8238
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^ ^, Richard Ricketts[[email protected]]
Sent••Thursday, May 10, 2012 7:27 AM
To- William Loveland
Sui^ject:violet township-dunlap property
Bill
Tl-us e inail is in follow up to oux discussion earliex this ^veek in resViolet Town Du (`ls 'ooting ^on of a shooting
range on the Dunlap Families' propexty on Basil Westexn Road m PRan e" . S ecifically, I would like to claxify and detexmine whethe Va is ^lO^)^ited uilder^the Tow ship's^ o dina 1 es,g ) p Ypoperation of the Shooting Range is not allowed and/ox is in some
xules and/ox regulations, specifically including but not limited to the Violet Township Zoning Code.
the extent fhat tlus is the position of Violet Township, a declaxato ^cable law to clearly allow fortthe curaent useromay be appxopriate given the xeality that my clients and I interpxet app
of the Shooting Range.
`` Thanl^s for your attention to these matters.
Rick
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.P.A.
50 Hill Road SouthPickexington, OH 43147rtrn ricketts-law. co mTelephone: 614-834-8246
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50 West Broad Street • Suite 3300 • Columbus, C^ blawlnet 9Website: unvw•lblaw.netTelephone: 614.464.3563 • Facsimile: 614.224.6221 • Email: wloveland@I
Richard L. LovelandDonald F. BrosiusWilliam L. Loveland
May 30, 2012
VIA EIVIAIL AND ORDINA.RY MAIL
Richard T. RickettsRichard T. Ricketts Co., LPA5o Hill Road, SouthPickerington, Ohio 43147
Subject: Ter DunlapShootin Ran e- Concealed Car Class Matters
Calvin T. Johnson, Jr.Peter N. Griggs
Dear Rick:
This letter will confirm conversations that you and I has e developed through thtsand confirm the positlon of Violet Township tha Dunla of lawful non-
investigation, analysis, and co o de him with a r ght o conductr concealed carry classesconforming use rights that p ro e on Basil Western Road. As youand/or operate a shooting range at his family p P rtY the Township'sknow, the positions described in ths a sinte ested b rustees.ch Mr b Dunlap has beenadministration, counsel, and only rtexcluded from all discussions regarding the issues and position.
he has assertedl wa to conduct bothWith respect to Mr. Dunlap's position, ^
nonconforming use rights, or indeopns of con e aled carry cla s es on his family properry.classroom and shooting range sesSome evidence exists in the records of Violet Townshipd, ano MraD g that some lawfulthe Township with addi^ one 1 eN dl may e a t atmg andnonconforming use righ ry
However, Violet Township remains uncertain, on the hes s of e and the aharacter
of information that it has obt^^s dt ad ea sl t t he Totwnship thatu ses may have beenof the nonconforming use rig PPadded, expanded, or changed after zoning ^'as cate o f o ring compl ance with respectViolet Township could not, if asked, issue a It the efore takes the position that additionsto all current known uses of the property.nd chan es that have been made may well llave excoe ds a tths V o et Township'sa gnonconforming use rights that may exist. Tn other w ,
osition tllat the conduct of either the classroom or o^e ermitted at t e subjectP classes, as a commercial venture, is n pconcealed carry
Richard T. Ricketts Co., LPAMay 30, 2012Page 2 of 2
property by the zoning law of the Township absent proven lawful non-conforming userights. Furthermore, it is the Township s position that such non-conforming use rightsaddressing this activity have not yet been satisfactorily shown to exist.
Please be advised that if, in the future, it is shown that concealed carry classes,conducted on a for profit basis, are conducted on the property, Violet Township willhave no alternative to the initiation of legal proceedings to address the asserted
violations of the Violet Township Zoning Code.
Please call me if you have any further questions or need for clarification with
respect to Violet Township's positions with respect to this matter.
Very
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Will^m L.
WLL/baw
cc: Violet Township Board of TrusteesKelly Sarko, Violet Township Zoning Inspector
VViiliam L. Love(and
'; Richard Ricketts[rtrC^ricketts-law.com]
Sent:Friday, June 08, 2012 8:30 AM
To: William Loveland
Su(^jeCt:RE: Violet Township - Terry Dunlap
Bill
I was in Dallas last week for depositions and apologize for ee^ b ith inelcli ngyestie^day tot eview and1discnss yourforwarded in respect of the above matter. I was able to m y
letter.
er asked me to provide you additional infonnation that clearly eseekhonce I71 ave beeiZO b e to c mpile thelry isT ryentirely appropriate and I will be forwarding you those items next ^v
package for you.
Thanks, and have a great weekend.
Rick
g2^^1.iard T. Ricketts, Esq.:etts Co., L.P.A.
' '` 50 Hill Road SouthPickerington, OH 43147
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Telephone: 614-834-8246
Fax: 614-$34-8238
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d 30, 2012 5 591 PM @ ]Sent: Wednesday, YTo: Richard Ricketts punlaSubject: Violet Township - Terry p
Rick:
Please see the letter attached. I am sending a hard copy as well.
Please call me if you have questions, or if you wish to discuss any aspect.
Always my best,
BiIIWilliam L. Loveland
Loveland & 13rosius, LLC50 West Broad Street, Suite 3300
Co(umlaus, Ohio 43215
Telephone: 614-464-3563
Fax: 614-224-6221Erraail: wloveland(a7lblaw.net
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Richard Ricketts[rtrC ricketts-law.com]Friday, June 15, 2012 8:34 AMWilliam LovelandAmy Miller; Terry J. Dunlap, Sr.; Ken HansonDunlap properties/shooting range-Violet Township
Good morning.
Later dzis morning Ainy ^v^ fulalize and foi-^vard yTou a o py of iuy lettei uz response to your May 30, 2012
correspondence in respect of the above referenced matt
If you have any questions please call me so that we can discuss any outstanding issues.
Thanlcs and have a great Father's day weekend.
Rick
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.Ricketts Co., L.P.A.5^ Hill Road Soudi; .erington, OH 43147
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r ,^. Amy Miller[[email protected]. Friday, June 15, 2012 1:43 PMTo• • William LovefandCc• Terry J. Dunlap, Sr.; Ken Hanson; Richard Ricketts
Sul^ject:RE: Dunlap properties/shooting range-Violet Township
Attachments:L2012 06 15 Loveland re shooting range-120615-AMILLER.PDF
rlttached is the responsive correspondence ieferenced below.
Thanks,Amy
Fr®m: Richard RickettsSent: Friday, June 15, 2012 8:34 AMTo: William LovelandCc: Amy Miller; Terry J. Dunlap, Sr.; 'Ken Hanson'
5ubject: Dunlap properties/shooting range-Violet Township
13ill
Good morning.
T ,r this morning Amy will finalize and forward you a copy of iny letter in response to your D2ay 30, 2012
c^._^espondence in respect of the above referenced matters.
If }^ou have any questions please call me so that we can discuss anyT outstanding issues.
Thanks and have. a great Father's day ^veekend.
Rick
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.P.A.
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VIA ElYIAIL OI^iL'Y . " ^ _ . .^ Williain Lovelarid; Esq. : • '
Loveland &:Brosius, LLC ^ • : . . .50 West Broad Street, Suite 3300 ^ . :
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. Dear Bill: . . . , .
^^This corresp"ondence is iii follow up ^and response to your Mof Ter20 IDun].apes gon (e^YrYregarding the above-referenced; matter; and specifically, the uses .
^ Dunlap")` and, Carole Dunlap's. properties l Qusl indicat d to yon on a number of occasions,1Mn^ Township (the °`Dunlap Ptopezties"). As prev y,
.Dun1a would prefer to address these. issues in a professional. f^^ °MYnDunlap is of thesopinionp yopen comrriunication tliat I provide. you with".ari explanatton o pp
the currei^t%conternplated uses of the.Dunlap.Properties are allo^ved under a licable Iaw:
^^ •' First; with respec't to . the` gun shooting range operated by Mra Dlicab e Federal ^ nd/or ." Properties (`.`Shooting Range"),. all aspects of that tise are gbverned by pp .. ..
State Law; and are outside the jurisdiction.o£ Violeti.Township•nd 1531 84 e^tlsera (cop^ aappended),the provisions of Ohio Revised Code ("ORC") Sections 9.68 avihich pre-empt a fowriship's • ju'xisdiction . over ^those. uses,. w^h^eo eer b e^ ^at V olet Township liaszoning code or.other township rtiles and regul.ations. Futth . , gt •
adopted ; a hoxne rule form of .governxnent, RC Section 5'04.04s^cG o covera eended) terTn sthese
precluded by virtue of the provisioriof•thesOe la.^vs, which was pr^ep(ared bp m y^o-counsel in theserespects, I•haye attached a sutrimarymafters, I^en Hanson; Esq. ' ^
. Ivlr. Dunlap also beliedes i that all of the , current . uses of the, Dunlap , Propefties are ^
" andfathered" based on the facts :presented. Whi1e Mr. Dunlap disagrees. wii-h'.Violet Township's^ .
expressed concern 'that the Shooting . Ra^g? • uSe on the Dunlap Properties,^I believe tho ettwo 'broadened scope of the allowed nonconfo g
^^ issues are effectively moot; regardless.of ^eri onforsmiriat ue of ,the hooting Range a d e lated' :Specifically, even if the validity of the, no g .
... . . A Legal Professional Association: ^ ..50 Hill Road South • Pickerington, Ohio 43147 •(614).834-8225..• Fax (614) 834-8238
WiJliam Loveland, Esq. ^ ^ , .
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otin uses. are challenged• (which ^vould be vigorously defend ed statutes.Township cloes notgun/sho . • g . .have jurisdiction^over those types of uses based on tlie above referenc .
^ent wishes fo work with Violet Towaship; to the extent ieas o^ oYth herein, o^ believeMy ch . .and'"resolve these issues. . If you have any .questions ab.out the matters s ' lease contact me tothat outstanding issues rexriain as to xny client's use of the Dunlap Properties, p
' fw.-ther discuss, those concerns: . , • •
^. • . • . , Sincerely, ^
^ Richard T. Ricketts
RTR/altn ^ .
Sr. vxa email) • ^CC: Terry Dunlap, ( .^ Ken^Hanson, Esq. (via email):. . • . . . :
William Loveland, Esq. ^ ; ^
June 15, 2012 . . .• Page 3 .
OHIO'S PIt.EEMPTIOlV STATUTE R.G: 9.68 • ' ' . ^ ^ .' ^
' Under Ohio's preempdon law, the onlp ^local: `ordinances^ that "survive" are: • 1..) zonirig
' azices xe ulating the coxrimercial sale of. firearms in areas zonri ofeaidenti sh p ago lo g as the .ordm $•2.) zoning, to control geographic .location and hours' of operatio g^
` zonin re ation treats AI.L co^ercial/retail .establishmentsa n^S arid etc^s regaxd. .(i.e. gung ^shops cannot be sirigled out and treated different than a bakery,
R:C.: 9'.68 has been upheld by tlie^Ohio Supxeme Court on two separate occasions..
. . . ' ^ ' . . _.^._ a a n r n A 'A A ^ ' ^ . . 'OHIO'S TOWN 'ritr rivjVl,^ 1^.^1.,.- ^^-- ___ _ ,
Townshi Home Rule Authority is set forth in. R.C. 504.04ea ^^l'-tl' ant of po^e po ^e. pto perform'most actions through this st'atute. Specifically'exemppower to regulate "the possession; use, or.'sale of firearms:" Statecl plainly, Townships have no
authority to regul'ate firearms. . . • .. .
___ .^ . ar,.,-, ,^vn^i-^^f'^r'T(^II^T STATUTES R:C. 1533:83 1533.84 tS1VI31533.85.^,J111v v .`^_ _. _ . . . . ' . . '• . ^ .
R.C. Sections 1533.83, .84 and .85 'are generally referYed:.to as. Ohio's' :"range protection
statutes." These statutes.were created and passed by ^ate nor sub'ect tobconstant court act^onx InJ
ranges are.not subject to differing standards across the s ,. .si^mmary, the state has occupied and preempted the field of range design and operation.
^ The desigri, supervision and ;operation of ranges. ^oeaevelo y nge opefation rules,tand theseD:'tvision of Wildlife. The Chief, or his/her delega.te, ^s p.
r^iles may not be more stxingent. tlian'those set f 14 G ^e nRaegf toofcrlvs oo that thetN R A.
edition 2004, N.R.A. publication #: NR60401AR ) ^• Range Source Bookis the contro]]uig standaxd for ranges in Ohio. .
1533.84- states; in relevant part"These rules shall be no more st^n^ ^dtlo0?? tl ethour.r ofeoperationoof
R.C. „t^^^, ^nd sut^ ression o noise st ,fstandards; and anclude stand'ards for the limit f^,shooting ranges of the various tyj^es and at the various locations of z'anges, and standards forpublic sa e"
R.C. 1533.83(D)^"T.he chief's noise riiles" means the rules.'of^the•c•hief of the divzsian of u^ildl'^e that are
uant to section 1533:84 of the Reuised Code and thatpertain to the.limitation or suppression of noise atadopted ^urs .a shooting range or to tl^e hours of operation.of shootfng ranges.
3.85 "Tloe oaa^ner, operator, or u.rer of a:rhooting. range rs o drrtan e cresolution^oR.C: 153 ^^ ^ •
.. ____..ao.. ^ri^r .sPCtior^ of the Revrsed •Code Op' under an^Ji^^+^^ n^ C^Tr,nression o1
l9. ^
. ' William Loveland, Esq. . .June 15, 2012 ' • .Page 4^ , ^ ' , . ^ . .'
Be ond cxisnisial enfoYCemerit, civil. enforcement is simil.arly pxeempted, wliether it is .by zoning,y
ordinance or common law nuisance action.
the courts af common ^ileas, municipal courts,'• 1533.85(C): "Notzvithstanding any cantrary provirion of lau^, ^
housing divisions of munici^ial courts, and county ceR^tsed.tGade under an a.tdrna.rxceYresolutiondorCha ter 3767, ox an other sect^on of.th ^
^ re ulation of a alitrcal.subdivxsron °n a^nursax^cecac"on^ f the o.utt detetrmirzes ha ^eownex ar o exator of a shootirz ran e. ^owner.'s or o et^ator's• actians ^ox arri^ssion^hthh eareu^ e f^ b e^l°f ^hichev rral l to ^heanuisa^e • ^
f p f y ppy .^ com lied ^th the ch.ref s noise rciles or
action." " •
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Lawriter - ORC - 9.68 Right to bear arms - challeilge to law.Page 1 of 1
9.68 Right to bear arms - challenge ^o law.
he individual right to keep and bear arms, being a fundamental individi al r^ot ctedtrightineevery(A) TUnited States Constitution and Ohio Constitution, and being a constitutiona y ppart of Ohio, the general assembly finds the need to provide uniforpm laws throu 9^ry nghsaleaor
regulating the ownership, possession, purchase, other acquisition, trans ort, storage,
other transfer of firearms, their components, and their ammunition. Except as speeson,a thoutlfdurther
the United States Constitution, Ohio Constitution, state law, or fedeossess,f a uPrchase, sefl, transfer;ermission, restriction, delay, or process, may own, p P
license, ptransport, store, or keep any firearm, part of a firearm, its components, and its ammunit^on.
(B) In addition to any other relief provided, the coue s^ anao dinance,nrdule,aoo regulation as beeng inany person, group, or entity that prevails in a chall g
conflict with this section.
(C) As used in this section:
(1) The possession, transporting, ar carrying of firearms, their components, or their ammunitioninclude, but are not limited to, the possession, transporting, or carrying, openly or concealed on aperson's person or concealed ready at hand, of firearms, their components, or their ammunition.
(2) "Firearm" has the same meaning as in section 2923.11 of the. Revised Code.
(D) This section does not apply to either of the following:
ordinance that regulates or prohibits the commercial sale of firearms, firearm(1) A zoningcomponents, or ammunition for firearms in areas zoned for residential or agricultura uses;
(2) A zoning ordinance that specifies the hours oan°mun t! on for fireagmsgmay occurraprov ded thatcommercial sale of firearms, firearm components, o
the zoning ordinance is consistent with zoning fa^toanrohibitionhof the'commeircalnsale of f ea ms,geographic area and does not result in a de Pfirearm components, or ammunition for firearms in areas zoned for commercial, retail, or industrial
uses.
Effective Date: 03-14-2007
5/8/2Q12
http://codes.ohio. gov/orc/gp9 •68
T awriter - ORC - 1533.83 Shooting range definitions.
1533.83 Shoo^ing ran9e definitions.
Page 1 of 1
As used in sections 1533.83 to 1533.85 of the Revised Code:
A) "Pofitica! subdivision" means a municipal corporation, township, county, or other body corporate
and olitic responsible for governmental activities in a geographic area smaller than that of the state.P
(B) "Shooting range" means a facility operated for the purpose of shooting with firearms or archery
equipment, whether publicly or privately owned an s andhwild ranimap hunta g prerserves cesaablishednot limited to, commercial bird shooting preserve
ursuant to this chapter. "Shooting range" does not include a facility owned or operated by a municipal
p olice district.corporation, county, or township p
(C) "Harm" means injury, death, or loss to person or property.
D) "The chief's noise rules" means the rules of the chhato ertain ^tosthe I m tatilon oh suPPresa °pte°
pursuant to section 1^_ 33•84to the hours of opeaation of shooting ranges.noise at a shootmg ra g
"The chief's public safety rules" means the rules of the c t'hat f ertai ^'tospublfc sa'fetye including^E)adopted pursuant to section 1533.84 of the Revised Code o drepair of any structure or facility that isstandards for the reconstruction, enlargement, remodeling,
part of a shooting range.
EfFective Date: 11-21-1997
4/6/2011
http://codes.ohio. gov/orc/1533.83
, Lawriter - ORC - 1533.84 Ru1es for establishing standards for shooting ranges. Page 1 of 1
1533.84 Ru^es far estabtishing standards for sho®ting
ranges.
The chief of the division of wildlife, in accordance with sectiont'n53^ n0es^ Theseerules shadll /behnoladopt rules establishing generally accepted standards for shoo g 9
more stringent than national rifle association standards, and include sranges of the vaeiolusttypes and
suppression of noise, standards for thestanda ds for pulblic safety tThe rules may include standards forat the various locations of ranges, andthe reconstruction, enlargement, remodeling, or repair of any structure or facility that is part of a
shooting range provided that any local laws creating standaerall f to all structures or fac lities a d notremodeling, or repair of structures or facilities that apply gen Y
exclusively or primarily to shooting ranges also shall apply to seals to issue or deny og d tionlal zoning
limits the authority of a county or township board of zonin9 ap Qr repair of an existing shooting range
certificates for the reconstruction, enlargement, remodel figsection 519.14 af the Revised Code or thepursuant to division (C) of section 303.14 or division (C)
authority of a board of county commissioners o sb^ tion of nonconform ng uses npursuantcto slectoonrestoration, reconstruction, extension, or sub
_. 303.19 or 519.19 of the Revised Cade. At the time sf its establishment, a shooting range shall comply
with all existing local ord^nances, regulations, or law
resentative sample of persons andThe chief of the division of wildlife shall consult with a reporganizations that own, operate, or use shooting ranges and persons and organizations that represent
counties, townships, municipal corporations, and holders of real property adjoining shooting ranges
prior to filing or amending the rules required or aof the chief's proposed crules lor anyrsubseque'ntsection 1531.10 of the Revised Code. A draft copy
amendments to the rules shall be submitted to rep^^enncommentston the dralfttrudlesrgo thetch ef. Theshall be given thirty days to review and submit wri due regard to thechief shal( consider but not be bound by the written comments and, after giving
public interests, shall file the initial rules in accordenof this section n 1531.10 of the Revised Code
within one hundred eighty days after the effective da
Effective Date: 11-21-1997
4/6/2011
http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/I 533.84
^,awriter - ORC - 1533.85 Immunity in civil actionconcerning shooting range noise. Page I of 1
i!533.85 In^munrtY ^n civil action concerning shooting
range noise.A)(1) The owner, operator, or user of a shooting range is not liable in damages in a civi! action to any
person for harm that allegedly is caused by the ce ot^°nero,f operator,toruserosubstangatly compliesrw thlimit or suppress noise at the shooting range if th
the chief's noise rules.
(2)(a) Division (A) of this section does not create a new cause of actian or substantive legal right
against an owner, operator, or user of a shooting range.
(b) Division (A) of this section does not affect any immunities from or defenses to civil liability
established by other sections of the Revised Code or availab(e at common law to which the owner,
operator, or user of a shooting range may be entitled.
Divisian (A) of this section shall apply only to harm that occurs on or after the effective date of this(c)section.
(d) Division (A) of this section does not confer an i^m ^etnegligence^i lwilblfulyor waintonnmisconduct, oroperator`s, or user's actions or omissions that consintentionally tortious conduct if those actions or omissions are not the subject of the chief's noise rules
or are not in substantial compliance with the ch^ef s noise rules.
(B) The owner, operator, or user of a shooting range is not subject to criminal prosecution under any
section of the Revised Code, or under any ordi e sion of noise f therconduct of thepown'erl opeaatoroorthat relates to the creation, limitation, or suppruser that al(egedly violates the section, ordinance, resolution, or regulation substantially compiies with
the chief's noise rules.
(C) Notwithstanding any contrary provision of law, the courts of common pJeas, municipa{ courts,
housin divisions of municipal courts, and county courts af this stunder alnnordignance,nresolution,i'or9under Chapter 3767. or any other section of the Revised Co e,regulation of a political subdivision, or under the common law of this state against the owner or
operator of a shooting range in a nuisance action if the co substant ally compl edewith the oh ep'srnoiseactions or omissions that are the subject of a complarntrules or the chief's public safety rules, whichever apply to the nuisance action.
Effective Date: 11-21-1997
5/7/2012
http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/1533.85
Lawriter - ORC - 504.04 Exercise of powers under limited home nzle government.
504.Q4 Exercise of powers under lin^ii^ed home rule
gover°nmen^.
Page 1 of 2
(A) A township that adopts a limited home rule government may do all of Wateorllor^sewer servoices inprovided that any of these resolutions, other than a resolution to supplyaccordance with sections 504.18 to 504.20 of the Revised Code, may be enforced only by the
imposition of civil fines as authorized in this chapter:
(i) Exercise all powers of local self-government within the unincorporated area of the township, other
than powers that are in confiict with generai laws, except that the township shall comply with the
requirements and prohibitions of this chapter, and shall enact no taxes other than those autharized by
general law, and except that no resolution adopted pursuant to this chapter shall encroach upon the
powers, duties, and privileges of e(ected township officers or change, alter, combine, eliminate, or
otherwise modify the form or structure of the township government unless the change is required or
permitted by this chapter;
2) Adopt and enforce within the unincorporated area of the townshi Wioeairohiib ted by divis o a(B) ofsimifar regulations that are not in conflict with general laws or other p
this section;
(3) Supply water and sewer services to users within the unincorporated area of the township in
accordance with sections 504.18 to 504.20 of the Revised Code;
(4) Adopt and enforce within the unincorporated area of the township any resolution of a type
described in section 503.52 or 503.60 of the Revised Code.
(B) No resolution adopted pursuant to this chapter shall do any of the following:
(1) Create a criminal offense or impose criminal penalties, except as authorized by division (A) of this
section or by section 503,52 of the Revised Code;
(2) Impose civil fines other than as authorized by this chapter;
(3) Estabiish or revise subdivision regu(ations, road construction standards, urban sediment rufes, orstorm water and drainage regulations, except as provided in section 504.21 of the Revised Code;
(4) Establish or revise building standards, building codes, and other standard codes except as provided
in section 504.13 of the Revised Code;
(5) Increase, decrease, or otherwise alter the powers or duties of a township under any other chapter
of the Revised Code pertaining to agriculture or the conservation or development of natural resources;
(6) Establish regulations affecting hunting, trapping, fishing, or the possession, use, or sale of
fi rea rms;
(7) Estabiish or revise water or sewer regulations, except in accordance with section 504_18, ^04.19,
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Lawriter - ORC - 504.04 Exercise of powers under limited home rule government. Page 2 of 2
or 504.21 of the Revised Code.
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as affecting the powers of counties with regard to the
subjects listed in di^isions (B)(3) to (5) of this section.
{C) Under a limited home rule government, all officers shall haevised QCode,cexcept tha btheoboardeofelected, or appointed, as provided in Chapter 505. of the R
township trustees shall appoint a full-time or part-time faw director pursuant tOOVed` for tQhe townshlpRevised Code, and except that a five-member board of township trustees appbefore September 26, 2003, shall continue to serve as the legislative authority with successive
members serving for four-year terms of office until a termination of a limited home rule government
under section 504.03 of the Revised Code.
(D) In case of conflict between resolutions enacted by a board ofi towns pip trustees and revails.pInordinances or resolutions, the ordinance or resolution enacted by the mun^i al corporation P count
case of conflict between resolution^he boarddofbt wnsh p taust es°preva'ils trustees and any Yresolution, the resolution enacted by
Effective Date: 09-05-2001; 05-06-2005; 08-17-2006; 2007 SB97 01-01-2008
5/8/2012
http ://codes.ohio.gov/orc/504.04
W^Iliam L. Loereland
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William LovelandThursday, July 12, 2012 11:13 AMRicketts, Richard T. (rtrCa^ricketts-la.w.com)Bi{I Yaple ([email protected])Violet Township - Terry and Carole DunlapRicketts Letter 7-12-12.pdf
Rick:
Attached is a follow-up letter regarding the concealed carry class issue. Please let me know ifyou have questions as to the Township's position after you read the letter.
Best regards,
Bill
William L. LovelandLoveland & Brosius, LLC
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Richard L. LovelandDonald F. BrosiusWiiliam L. Loveland
Calvin T. Johnson, Jr.Peter N. Griggs
July 12, 2012
VIA EMAIL
Richard T. RickettsRichard T. Ricketts Co., LPA5o Hill Road, SouthPickerington, Ohio 43147
Subject: Violet Township^ ArMT an ;^arole Dunlap PropertieslConcealed Carry Class
,
Dear Rick:
This letter will to confirm our recent con iven bo the di s t rested Trusteescommunication of the instructions that I have been g Y
and the administration of Violet Towl^shimoretth n a year^ The s sue was the subject ofhas been a focus of our conversatlons fo . 2012 res onsePmy May 30, 2012 letter to you, and was also the subject of your June 15,
to me and Violet Township. The issue bosl cons s ing of cassroom and range activitieseconduct of concealed carry hrearm class ,or consisting of only range activities, ° rmit on andeatt hesTerry d Carole DunlapViolet Township Zoning Resolutlon pe
property.
Respectfully, Violet Township understands and appreciates the legal analysis that
you have presented regarding tdeta'led in t e authogit es tendereddwith y ou r lettoerrJune 15 letter, and as furtherHowever, Violet Township is not taking the position that the shooting activity, stand2ng
alone, is the problem. Violet To and^ different colmmerc al a^ ivl^ncons st ng tofl bothrepresents the addition of a newclassroom and shooting component shi 'sonos tioncsr thatathes^additionroflthis usezoned properry. As such, the Town p Prepresents a prohibited expansion of any lawful non-conforming use rlghts that exist
with respect to this properry.
Under these circumstances and the position described above, please advise yourclients that the next time that Violet Township obtains evidence of continuing concealed
carry class commercial activity at condpcted in1eviolation of the t rms ofDthe Townshipconsider the activity to be actlvlty
Richard T. Ricketts Co., LPA
,Tuly 12, 2012Page 2 Of 2
Zoning Resolution. Should the activit aberoces that it cons stently pursues in allc elshave no choice but to commence the leg pof continuing violations of township zoning law.
Please feel free to call me if you wish to discuss any aspect of the position
described above, or any other this matter.
Very truly
^.._r_^'.,, -1'" -.s.^
William L.
WLL/baw
cc: Violet Township Board of TrusteesKelly Sarko, Violet Township Zoning Inspector
Letlers\4VLL\V'iolet Township Letlers\Dunlap\R3cketts Letter ^-iz-iz.
ZONCNCr COT^^^^TSSION
The Violet ^1ot^rnship Zon:i.ng Carnmission raet i?^ re^u7-a_r se^sion
April 7^7, ^-9h2s ^^^-tr ^?essrs. Halmes, Larriclty Bena.dLLm, a.nd Hawbeclcer
presents I^^Ir. I^.2ead absent. Iuir. G.reen v^ras present. ^ ^P,Zinutes of +,he
1.ast meet;.ng were read a,nd aP^iroved.
1^7r . RoUert Anders on and I;4r . Tleely met Z^r^th the Boa.rd to inclui..re
as to zoning qua^.^,fication for building han^ars on an air strip oc°med
l^^ Dy.rs.ght Poffs and operated 1^^' 1'.+^'. Anderson. The grou.nd is botmd.ed
by° State Rov.te 33 a•nd County Route 13. The matter rras tabled for
fla.rther study.
As a matter of reaord., I^:r. Terry Dunlap operates a fishing 1.ake
on his farm as a pri.vate non-conforminr^ ttse. • ^
The Chapman Used Car Graveyard has apparently gone out of business
s.s o^ Apri1 ^., 7.962. ^ -- ----
As there wa.s no fu.rthe.r. business It^ir. Hawbecker ma.d.e a motion .f.or
adjournment, secondea l^,y rr1r, La.rrick. 1^.Fotion carried.
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Witliam L. L®^reland
1: „^. Richard Ricketts <[email protected]>^ E.^ Thursday, July 12, 2012 11:24 AMTo• • William Loveland
Subject:RE: Violet Township - Terry and Carole Dunlap
Bill
Thanks for fot-^varding
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.P.A.
50 1lill Road SouthPickerington, OH 43147rtr(a^ ri c-ketts-law. co mTelephone: 614-834-8246
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From: William Loveland [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 11:13 AM
To: Richard Ricketts"Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Violet Township - Terry and Carole Dunlap
T ' ,..
^ Attached is a follow-up letter regarding the concealed carry class issue. Please let me know if
you have questions as to the Township's position after you read the letter.
Best regards,
Bill
William L. LovelandLoveland & Brosius, LLC
50 West Broad Street, Suite 3300Columbus, Ohio 43215
Telephone: 614-464-3563Fax: 614-224-6221
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Richard Ricketts <[email protected]>Friday, July 20, 2012 1:40 PMWilliam LovelandTerry Dunlap Sr; Ken HansonTerry and Carole Dunlap-your letter of July 12, 2012
Bill
This e mail is to confirm receipt of your July 12, 2012 letter uz respect of the activities being conducted on the Teriyand Carole Dunlap property. In the next week to ten days I will be composing a lettex back to you, the intent ofwhich will be to better delineate what disputes exist. Given the impact of the applicable statutory sections of theOhio Revised Code, these differences could be more semantic than substantive; and it may be in the best interests
of the paYties to meet and discuss these issues as opposed to the two of us wiiting letters that leave open for
interpxetation whether there are shadows dancing in the dark!
Thanks, and have a great weekend.
Rick
Ricliard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.P.A.
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Richard Ricketts <[email protected]>Tuesday, August 07, 2012 8:43 AMWilliam LovelandKen Hanson; Terry 1. Dunlap, Sr.; Richard RickettsFW: Terry and Carole Dunlap properties
PRIVELEGED SETTLEMENT COMMUNICATION
Iiill
This e-mail is ui follow up to your July 12, 2012 correspo d Ice20O ^012 in foll w up the eto. aI n r gard to these
properties ("Dunlap Properties"); and my e-mail to you J y ^matters, I would suggest there are several intertwined iss^e a^o ^ed sestof tlae D u lap P pp Yg eis hed in order toproperly analyze and come to the ptoper conclusion as to
One component of this equation relates to the historical T°^S^1acorlectlyot does not disput1ghat the e ahe
Dunlap Propexties. If I understand the position of Violet pcertain allowable non conforming coiumercial uses on the
D^ the li pof tho (e all wedinong onfohmingu s)s buathat the issue of ^vhether a gun shooting range is included wdis uted factual issue. While my clients and I believe a shoonng ^^asg ectson ti seinsta nec ni1 plicates whatospallo^ved uses, it seems obvious that the fact based non-confo g p
- e _wise a relatively simple and straight foitivard legal analysis as set forth below.
It is m understandit^g Violet Township acknowledges that the use of th nD beli ve a pi-esidentially zoi edltra t ofY _range is allowable under Ohio law, ^vith the caveat that the Township oes
real estate can be appropriately used for cocnmercial pi ^o e sd (°S tViolet To^vnship assert ot authority touse). However tlus then raises the question, On what p
regulate a shooting range on a residentially zoned propertY^^a d te i on e eolice po ersaand zoning ordinan eslandTownship's rights under the Ohio Revised Code to enact p
laws, then you would presumably also ackno Wle^ ge thet'urisdO^iction og alTownship to enacFt or enfo -oceezoningtlaws
and have deterinined that there are instances Jhave been constiained; and as to gun shooting ranges, thc
0 n1O 5a4.04^ie 6)s ndt 9 8 pleclude ViolehTow nl il^ sregulate them,^regardless of their use. Specificall5,
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right to restsict this gun shooting range regardless of the und elemgted^g of the Dunlap Properties. In short, the
'I'o^vnslv.p's right to regulate a gun shooting range has been p p
I would like to reiterate Teriy Dunlap would prefer to avomony round and av d^adversary actionsnoveb t esediere are a number of way s our clients can reach com gmatters. This would especially seem prudent whereas h
seek t S enforce 68 gu^ ^ ns a asa`tordthe gun shootingshould the Township unproperly or inapproprlately
range. Furthermore, why wot^ld the To^vnship take such a ris ontext of eSrivatet litigatio n thatrthishissu elwouldlitigation as between adJouiuig landowners; and it is uz the pordinarily and most appropriately be addressed. This is especially true where as here we have ai? adjoining property
o^-^^,er that has demonst^:ated he is ^villing to make unfoundedi t^sa^p olm^^g ^ e1 ould butis umailling t( do
ast ^veekend) in an effort to get the To phis1 ain tired Fc g pon his own account.
1
^ ly cli^ nts and I would welcome the opportunity to meet with you and appropiiate representatives of VioletTownsl2ip to discuss coinmon ground on these inatters that are in the collective best interests of all uivolved.
T' ^ks
Rick
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.P.A.
50 Hill Road SouthI'ickerington, OH 43147
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^' .^. Richard Ricketts <[email protected]>5^_e^: , Friday, August 31, 2012 1:06 PMT®. William L. Loveland^c. Terry Dunlap, Sr.Subject: FW: use of Dunlap properties
I'RIVEI.r.Gl3D SL',TTI,EMIINT COMMUNICATION
Bill
This communication is in follow up to my e mail to you of August 7, 2012.
It has coine to my attention that Mx. Scott Dunlap and his counsel continue to make inaccurate and unsupportableallegations in respect of my clients' use of theix pxoperty on Basil \Xlestern Road. Please undexstand iny clients donot intend to use their pxoperty fox commercial activities, outside of those that have been expxessly acknowledged
by Violet Township as being within the allo^ved non confixming uses.
To the extent that thexe is any allegation, complaint, claim, innuendo ox suggestion otherwise, please contact me so
tliat we can pxovide you widi appxopxiate factual information in. response.
Thanks
Ri^x
Richard T. Ricketts, Esq.
Ricketts Co., L.P.A.
50 Hill Road SouthPickerington, OH 43147rtxnricketts-law.comTelephone: 614-834-8246I'at: 614-834-8238
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Good afternaon Mr. Dunlap,
Kelly Sarko <[email protected]>Friday, March 18, 2011 3:43 PMTerry J. Dunlap, Sr.Zoning Classifications20110318153536237.pdf; 3A - R-1 District Requirements.pdf
Attached, please find a copy of the GIS map showing the zoning of your property and that of the properties whichsurround yours and Carole Dunlap's property. These properties are zoned R-1, Single Family Residential. The propertythat is shown as red, is Dr. Gesel's property and it is zoned S-2, Veterinary and Animal Nospital Services. The otheradjacent properties are zoned R-1, Single Family Residential. A copy of the Section of the Violet Township Zoning
Resolution which pertains to this district is also attaclied for your reference.
if you need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Respectfully,
; Kelly SarkoZoning Inspector
Violet Township1' ) Rustic Drive)?r^._arington, Ohio 43147
Tele: 614.575.5560Fax: 614.575.5562
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Richsrd L. LovelandDonald 1; 8r.osiusWilliam L. Loveland
Calvin T. Johnson, Jr.Peter N. Griggs3teven C. Leidinger
November 24, 2070
gAND DELIVERED
Michael J. ^'ReillyAttorney at Law1r5 North Center StxeetPickerington, Ohio 43147
Subject: Response to Public Records Request Received by Violet TownshipNovember 18, 20^.0
Dear Michael:
I am writing this letter on behalf of the Violet Township Zoning Inspe.ctor torespond to the public records request contained in your letter af November 1.8, 2010. Asrequested, Violet Township has examined the records of its zoning depax•tment for thedocuments described in your letter with respect to property owned by Terry and CarolDunlap. To date only four documents containing references to the specific property oruses af the property were found. Copies of those documents are enclosed.
The first responsive document is a record making notation of a lawful non-conforming use at this propexty. That document is dated October 27', x994•
The second and third responsive documents are zoning maps which cantainnotation "NC" on the property owned by Terry and Carol Dunlap. Unfortunately, one ofthese zoning maps is not dated, but has been identified as the map that was existence
when Bill Yaple, now the Township AdministratorThe secondr drawingl is labeledinspector. That occurred in January of 1g97. It a ain"Nonconforming Property Owner's Map" and is dated December 3^, Y997• g
identifies the subject properry as non-conforming.
Various historical versions of the Violet Township Zoning Resolution might alsobe argned to be within the scope of your request. If you seek copies of any superseded oramended versions of the Resolution, please let us know what you want, and theTownship will provide that code information to you.
Michael J. ^O'ReillyNovember 24, 2oZoPage 2 of 2
Finally, the township received an anonyrnous complaint regarding the use of thesubj ect property last March. A copy of that letter is also enclosed.
With respect to the comments, representations, and questions contained in thesecond paragraph of your Ietter, I first must note that neither I^elly Sarko nor Iremember hearing any complaint or comment regarding the d^ch^^ng of firearinsfrom any resident of Thorne Subdivision at the BZA hearing that we both attendedseveral weeks ago, during the course of your representation of Scott Dunlap• If and tothe extent that the letter asks for advice, direction, and legal analysis and/orconclusions, all that I am able to report at this time is that the Violet Township hasbegun an investigation and evaluation of the situation that has been reported by yo^letter, and the prior complaint. Violet Township is addressing and will address many ofthe questions asked, including the question of whether or activi.ties in violation of anyprovision of the Resolution are occurring at the subject properry and the question ofwhether ar not lawfi^l non-conforming use rights exist or apply, in the same manner asall assertions of zoning violatian are investigated iu the Township. I understand thatTexry and Carol Dunlap will be represented by Richard Rickets in connection with the
Township's investigation. _
Please feel free to call or write if5 00 ^ se^ Syon^he^e ument needs, or if youwish to discuss any aspect ofyour reque p
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Mrs. Ke1Ii Sarko2oning InspecterViolet Tawnslup12970 Rustic DrivePiekerington, Ohio 43147
DearMrs. ^arko, ,
A few yeaxs ago, yoia told me T was using iny hocne far a business, which you said wasnot allowed in VioIat Tawnship. I stopped the business. Now I f^nd out one of yourelected Txustees is also ruruiing a business at 7155 Basil Western Raad. He has a
shootir^g range for police a#Iiicexs and peaple paying to gat a pern^it to carry a handgun.
This seems opposite of what I was told. I}o elected afficials not have to play by the samerules? This seems wrflng and mmaybe tane#bicaI. l^oes he pay taxes on this business2
Daes he have insurance?
Befare I go to a'r'rustees meeting and ask, which I wi21 do in the near future, I thought
you could look into this. .
Violet Township Taxpayer and Voter
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tot^l^area a^^tt^etthreen"^)a^d•^Oi^ingulot^^ detert^inik^g tha
3A1.-0^ ^'e^mit th^ ^'nl.lot^^.n^ 3.n :°^s^.dential d^.st^ictffi: aaoasaox°^rbuildi.ngs and usas suah ^ts pri.vate ^ars^aa and r^ox^-aammeraial^uast housos; affiaae of resident raembars a^ recagn3aed profasvsicns if ^.QOated it^ tha ^iwe1^,3.n.g; austomaxy txcme ocaupat^.c^ia.
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axtsnd ^.n^o ^'ront^ s3.des^ &xzd re^^' yarda,p^,o^ge^^,an may ra eotions stxall^orahes, raofad ^srrar.es and othsr bnilding p^
not e^ztond bsgGnd the. sa:, baok 1i12es. • fence^ b^^.Zdin^
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Qr us$d ma.terials, ^^ ^'ards, ar
^^2^(1^0^7 ^ ^,^ Reduc^^.on or in.e^neratio:^ of g^r^a^e, refuse, offa]. ox^ doac^
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Eaoh app^.^.ca^i,on ^or a^eni.cag Parmi^ sha^.7. be aocompan^a^et^rnaatlins pla^a af '^he propcsed s^rr^ature .^^.^-^''^^,^h, a p3.o^ 1,^y'au^ sixawin^ ^ha ^,ocatian vf ^he strua^^zre withre,farenoe^ ^o a^^. road anc prol^ert^' lines and ac33o3.rtin^ ^.ats.
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The Vit^lat `^Gwnsh^,p Boex°d o^` ^a^it^^ Appeals shaZ^. bo ppabg^ tho Vio7.et 1'awnsh^.p ^ru^^ees pursuant ta Seotioc^s ^7.^w ^.3 ^o5^9.1.^ of ^hs Ohio It®viao^l C'oda ae amaz^d^d. ^^ ^.s inta^ded
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Ca'^he Hoard will hear snd de cide appeals, wi3.1. ^rant varianoee^'rom ^he ^erms of the CodE and wi^.3. isaue Carld3.tiarlal ^fl^-^•n^Cer^^.f3,¢atag. {These Cer^^.^'3.ca^ss permi.t oertn^.' ► eases a^ 1.enda
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=rom: Keliy Sarko <Zoning_[[email protected]>;ent= Tuesday, January 31, 2012 9:25 AMro: Peter Griggs'subjecf: FW: Zoning Ciassifications^ttachments: 20110318153536237,pdf; 3A - R-1 District Requirements.pdf
=rom: Kelly Sarko^ent; Friday, March 18, 2011 3:43 PM^o; `Terry ]. Dunlap, Sr.''rUbject: Zoning Classifications
^ood afternoon Mr. Dunlap,
^^tached, please find a copy of the GIS map showing the zoning of your praperty and that of the properties which surround^ours and Carole Dunlap's property. These properties are zoned R-1, Singie Family Residential. The property that is shown ased, is Dr. Gesel's property and it is zoned S-2, Veterinary and Animal iiospita! Services. The other adjacent properties areoned R-1, Single Family Residential. A copy of the Section of the Violet Township Zoning Resolution which pertains to this
{istrict is aiso attached foryour reference.
eed additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
kespectfully,
'elly Sarko;oning Inspector
'iolet Township2974 Rustic Drive'ickerington, Ohio 43147
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3A R.-1 Distriet- Single Faxn3ly Residential (Maderate Density)
3A1 Uses Permitted in R-1 District
3A1-OIo Land and buildings in the R-1 District shall only be used for the following
purposes:
1. Single family dweltings, provided such structures comply with the following
requirements:
(a) shall be permanently attached to solid foundations; and
(b) shall be constructed of conventional building materials equal to or better thanmaterials used in existing buildings in the adjacent area; and
(c) shall be subject to real estate tax. .
2. Accessory buildings or uses, in association with an existing single-family dwelling,subject to the terms, conditions and procedures in Section 3AA4 of this Zoning
Resolution.
3A1-02: In addition, the following uses may be permitted in this District subject to the
issuanceof a Conditional Use Permit pursuant to the procedures contained in
Section 3AA and Section VII of this Zoning Code:
(1} churches and cemeteries serving local residents and their families;
(2) community ha11s and buildings available for usage by local residents and
their families;
(3) gavernmental buildings except fox prisons, jails, correctional institutions
or half-way houses; .
(4) hospitals, health clinics, nursing homes, retirement homes, assisted livingor special care facilities owned and operated by non-profit, charitable
corporations, organizations or associations;
(5) elementary and secondary schools owneci and operated by the lccal schooldistrict or by non-profit, charitable corporations, organizations or
associations;
(6) colleges, universities and institutions of highex learning owned andoperated by non-profit, charitable corporations, organizations or
associations;(7) museums and historical sites owned and operated by non-profit,
charitable corporations, organizations or associations;
(8) public recreational buildings, tennis courts, play fields, swimming pools^and other neighborhood recreational facilities that do not meet therequirements of the REC-1 District, except that tracks or facilities for
racing or running of horses, dogs, motor vehiclea, motorcycles, motorizedbicycles and all-terrain vehicles shaIl not be permitted;
(9)customary home occupations, subject to the terms, conditions and
procedures in Section 3AA5 of this Zoning Code.
3A1-03: These and no other uses shall be permitted in an R-1 District.
3A2 Regulations Fertaining ta Buildings arxd Land Use in R-1 district
3A2-41: Each living unit shall have not less than eleven hundred fifty (1150) squarefeet of living, are.a on the ground and/or first floor. However, when theliving units are designed with a living area of thixteen hundred fifty (1350)square feet or more on two or three levels separated in height by seven andone-half (7 1!2) feet or more, and at least two levele are provided with heatingand plumbing facilities, the first floor area may be reduced to not less thannine hundred (900) square feet. In no case shall any area with less thanseven and one-half (7 1!2) feet of headroom be considered living area. Roomsused exclusively for utilities and/or storage and unheated rooms shall not be
considered living area.
3A2-02: One single-family dwelling shall be located on each lot which shall containnot less than one hundred (100) feet frontage, except those lots which arelocated on the termini of cul-de-sacs, which lots must have a minimum ofseventy feet frontage (70) and at least one hundred (!00) feet of width at thefront line, and each lot must contain an area of not less than twentythousand (20,000) square feet. For lots that are two acres or more in area,each lot must contain at Ieast one hundred twenty-five feet (125') of frontageand must be at least one hundred twenty-five feet (125') in width at every
goint measured parallel with the road frontage.
Each such lot shall front upon and have access to an improved, public road orstreet. Any portion of the lot lying within a public road or street shall not be
included as part of the required lot area.
3A2-03: The minimum height of each residential structure shall be fourteen (I4) feetfrom the top of the foundation to the highest point of the roof. If theresidential structure is a permanently sited manufactured home as dei^ned inSection 519.212, Ohio Revised Code, the height and pitch of the roof shallcomply with standards established pursuant to the "Manufactured HousingConstruction and Safety Standards Act of 1574:' 88 Stat. 700, 42 U.S.C.A.
5401.
3A2-04: Each lot shall have a front yard of not less than fifty (50) feet from thededicated right-of-way line or right-of-way easement line and the front line of
any building.
gA2_p5; Each lot shall have side yards of not less than fifteen (15) feet between each
side lot line and the dwelling.
8A2-06:. Each lot shall have a rear yard of at least fifty (50) feet between the rear lot
line and the dwelling. .
the total area covered by the3A2-07: ^'or aIl Iots that are one-half acre or less in area, ercent (30%) of
dwelliug and all accessory buildings shall not exceed thirty p ,the total area
the lot area. For all Iots greater than one-half acxe in area,covered by the dwelling and all accessory huildings shall not exceed fifteenpercent (1.5%) of the Iot area or 6,500 square feet, whichever is greater.
3A2-08: Attached garages and breezeways shall be considered as part of the dwellingsand setback Iines shall be the same as for dwellings. Unattached aocessorybuildings shall comply with Section 3A"A4 of this Zoning Resolution.
3A2-09: On corner lats the side yard adjacent to the side road shall be not less thantwenty-five (25) feet in width. Unattached accessory buildings on a corner lotshaIl not be located in the side yard adjacent to the side street.
8A2-10: Entxance steps, porticas and eaves of three (3) feet or less projection mayextend into front, sides and rear yards. Porclies, roofed terracAs and otherbuilding projections shall not extend beyond the set baok lines.
building or otherSA2-11: On any corner lot there shall be no planting, fence,
obstruction to vision more than three (3) feet higher than road level ^vithin atwenty-five (25) foot radius of the intersection of the paved or improved road
edge.
3A2-12: Within each residential lot for each residential unit shaIl be provided a spaceof not less than two hundred (200) square feet for the parking of one (1)automobile. Such space shall be located no closer than twenty (20) feet to thepaved or improved road edge and no closer than fifteen (15) feet to the side
or rear lot line.
3A2-13: Public sewer and water facilities shall be provided for all dwelling unitswhere required by the rules, regulations, statutes, and requirements of thestate or local health authority having jurisdiction over such matters.
3A3 Some Uses Telot Permitted in R-1 District
3AS-01: Yards for storage of scrap or used materials, junk yards, or automobilegraveyards are not permitted. On any Iot or unit of property, the storage inthe open of unlicensed motor vehicles shall be limited to not more than one(1). Storage in the open of a larger number af unlicensed motor vehicles ispermitted only in M-3 Districts in this township and shall be" expresslyprohibited in all other districts. Unlicensed motor vehicles, including tractorsand farm implements, which are used for agricultural purposes as defined bythe laws of Ohio, are exempt from this paxagraph. Recreational vehicles andboats (including boat trailers) are included in the definition of "motor
3A3-Q2:
3A3-03:
vehicles" and they may not be stored closer than fifteen feet (15')• to any
property line, even if licensed.
Reduction or incineration of garbage, materials, debris, offal or dead animals,
Storage in the open fox more iners^ or equ3pment thamase nco^Pab^le w tlarger than hand tooLs, conta ,the noxmal residential use of property is not permitted, except during theconstruction of buildings or facilities, and except for permitted agricultural
purposes.
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The VioZet Tot^rnship Zoni.n^ Commission met in re^.ar sess3.on
^ipril. 7.7s ^.9b2, vaith A?essrs. Halmes, T,arriclc^ Benadurn, and Hawbecker
preaent; Mr. ^gead absant. M.r. C^een was present. • ?di.nutes o.f f.,he
last meeti.ng we.re read and approved.
....--.-.- -- Mr. RoUert Anderson and h4r. I+teely met lvith the Boasd ta xnclu.tre
as to zoni.ng qua^.if3_cation for buiZding hanga.rs on an air strip o^med
b^r Dwigitt Poffs and operated by blr. Anderson. The ground is bounded
by State Route 33 2n^. County Ro^ite 3,3. The matter was tabled Yar
farther stue^y. ^
As a ma-^ter of reoord, Mr. Terry Dun7.ap operates a fish:ing lake
an h3.s f arm as a private non-con^'ormin^ rxse . • •
The Cha^an 'Used Gar Graveyard has apparentl.y gone ou-^ of business
as af April ^., ].962.
As there was no .f`arther business Mr, f^Rbeckor made a motion for
ad jourrmient, seconded by r:fr. ^a.rrick. ^vtion aarried.
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t^r'^1.l^iam Laveland
From:[email protected]
Se^^^ Thursday, December 15, 2011 2:19 AMTo• William Laveland
gB:b^eGt:PRR Visit to Vialet Tov^rnship O^ce - December 14, 2011
Btt1 - I just wanted to advlse you that I stopped by the Violet Township afFice to make a publico ^e^yds
request andJar re ^h K^lc Sariko aboutl^howcl ouid obtainna varance/non /conforming use^pe mIt -arrival, I spoke w Ygeneralty. Thereafter, I C use Kermit asuan examplelof what I was seekingr At that poi a, Ke^lYf cal y,presented the Dunlap N/ pintroduced herself to me apd ops werercompletedhl lnqufred a toaany informat orta nithehpubliclrecorduse property. After introductsupporting the N/C use of Dunlap parceL Kelly expEained to the best of her ability how the N/C use permitcame into being, where the originai was filed, the status of zoning rules in 1962 andFu4it4f^er Ihrequested to
_ Duntap permit was issue ee^t nndm nutess upportin9 thet ►'eques't foGanddapp ova^of the Dunlap N/C usef- • see any trustee/public m 9•,^ermit. Agaln, Kei ►
y advlsed about those^ records. FurCher stili, Kelly advised abaut the i960/1470 Thorne
subdivision request ta makee tuest forr theerecordsu hioweverh Kelly offered toilocate them for'me so long asoffered to make a written r qI allow her a reasonabla dae ^ pt eCSO1nal nte est in obtainia g N/Cruse permit.y and I discussed vanouszoning matters - to inclu y p
,t tryirig to be sneaky or circu e^^,^ and trustee meeting min tes, wanted to look at the pub(ic recordssupporting the Dunlap N/C use p
iven Kell 's knowiedge and suggestians, I would like ta schedule a meeting with you,With that said and g YKeily, and Bi{i in an attemp out howlthe N/C use perm t'was obtained, thelfact Terry ^ asl a Trusteeoattthewant to make a big deal abtime it was requestedlient communicatfonsrtookdplace regarding Miscr z n ngpissuest(hop'efully, not ep -allegedly - attorneyInvolving any issue Mr. T. Dunlap has a personal interest in, would expose or provide Mr. T. Dunlap to
conficiential attorney/client ie^a revitew of anydallegediytattorn y-client privilegedemat ir alawiil egiminate.hings). I expect an in camany speCUlatlon regarding the nature and purpose for the November 17, 2010 Misc. Zoning meeting he
at Mr. T. Dunlap's residence.
Additionally, and just so you know that I am seriaus, please accept thls written agreement to allow your
c;;ents to fle an out of timeo dlscuss the reso0fution o^hes matters, my cfient rem^aZ^s wiii ng to withdrawcan get together promptly tthe writ completety.Finaiiy, as dEscussed in your November 24, 2010 letter to Mlchael J. 0`Reilly, please provide me with theresults, conclusions, and ation^^gative f<ndings addressed ln the aforementioned letter - the investigation
and evaluation of the s{tu
I Again, if possible, I woufd like to schedule a meeting In an attempt to resoive these issues immediately.
I will awaft your eall.
"-gards,
WTF
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Wes(ey T. FortuneAti<^"rney at Law
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ZOl^'ING G01^1^^SSION
The Violet ^iot^mship Zoning Commission me°^ in re^u^.ar session
April 17, 19^2, ^^^?-th lt2essrs. Holmes, T^arriclc, Bena.dum, and Fiawbecker
present; I^+Fr. 1^.4ead absen-^. l^r. Green was presen^. ^ ^^riinutes o.f +.he
las^ meet-i.ng Vrere read and approved..
^^Lr. Robet^ Anderson and I;rir. rTeely me^ Znri.th the 3o2rd i;o inclu.i.re
as to aon.i.ng qualification for building ha^gars on an air strip a^^med
1^^ Dvright Poffs and operated b.y ^r^'. Anderson. The ground is bound.ed
by- S^a-te Rou-^e 33 and County Route ].3. The maf,t.er rras -^abled far
^zrther stud^'. ^
As a ma^^er of record, M's. Terry' I?unlap opera°^es a fa.shing lake
on hi.s fasm as a private non-conforming ^.tse. ^ °
The Chapman Used Gar Graveyard has apparen°^1y' gone out of business
a.s of Apri1 3., ].962. -
A5 there wa.s no further business Tir. Hawbecker mad.e a motion .f.or
adjournment, seconded b,y ^:ir. La.rriclc. T^otion carried® R
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Mrs, Kel1i ^arkoZoning InspecterViolet Township12970 Rustic DrivePickerington, Ohio 43147
Dear Mrs. Sarka,
t1. few years ago, you told me I was using my harne for a business, which you said wasnot allowed in Violet Township. I stopped the business. Now I fnd out one of yourelected Trustees is also running a business at 7155 Basil ^estern Raad. He has ashooting range fox police off'zcexs and people paying to get a permit to earry a handgun.
This seems apposite of what I was told. Do elected officiais not have to play by the samerules? This seems wrang and maybe unethical. Does he pay taxes on this business?
Does he have insurance?
Before I go to a Trustees meeting and ask, whieh I will do in the near future, I thought
you could look into this. ,
Violet Township Taxpayer and Voter
Cc. Lancaster Eagle GazetteAuditors Of^iceOhio Ethics Com^nission
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^IDN - GONEGRMING USE OR STRUCTURE-
_ ^ . . ._ _ ^ Violet 1`owus6iR Ruraf Zaning Co^ro^issian
THIS TS TO CERTIFY THAT THE LAND 'f7SE OR STRUCTiJRE DE5CRIBED T3ELOW ]70ES NOT CON'EORM TO CERTATN RE°
(q,l1UIR.EMENTS OI' THE VIOT^If+T T04T1NSFIII' RURAI, ,LOIVIN"Cr CODE:
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^ Mul^^.p^.e-farn3.^.^ dwel^,i^.f distri.a^s, tr^c^.^ ^:nd ^,nd(zstr^.a^.d.istr^.ct^t ms.t^' ^►e estal^^.^ shcd ^t^d d^^'f:n^d ^..u th^ ^'^.tt^re af t^rprr^pex^ app3..^ea^^.c^n^ ad^e r^^^.s^,r^en^ azzd p^x'^^.ic hear^x^gs and ^t^'s^r^^^^z7.® ^o'^^ 1^y tE^^ ^tning Cnmmis^iara anc^ the Baarc^ Q^'Tx^^tstaas. Ras^.^ants ^^ta^.n, the right ^o p^ti^ia^a a publ3.c^^ V E'Y D:f'! 2^^^ R`'i hQt'^.^'j^} ^ ^a. ^^^^^g s
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^.^l^t^^. F^rmi^ ^ne ^^.ng^.^-^`ar^i^.y d^rel^.^.^ag an a a..a^ nat ^.eas tkxan eigh^^'(^Q} faat frat^tage wt3th ^^a^.n^.^^xt^ a^'es, a.f ans q^a^^sr(^^s;v^e:.^'h^n sa^.^.tar^r :^acili^ies ax^e Qarx^.aotad ta septi^a tanks, ^kaa'^at^^. ar^a o^' azay ths^^3e ^^^ adjp^213.rig ^.at5 ^h^^.^. b8 t1[a^ 1658
- th^,n ane ^^.^ aore, Une .^.a^1f tYsa araa a^' th^ z^QSd ar strse'tu^svn. ^h^.^h ti^^ ^.o'^a fk^on^, may' ^^ ^.czciud^d ^.n d.etex^m^,^.^.ug ^he^ota^. ar^a af ^he thrae '^) aa^o^ning ^a^^.
3.^1®0^ ^'erm^.t th^ foZi.ot^ing ^.n `2ssi.det^t^.a1 districtsa ^:aoss8ar^bui^.d.i^.$s and usea suah ;(e pri^ate gara$ss and naza•^cammarc^.al^^est E^aus^a; offa.^ea c^f rasiden.t ^s^m^,sx°s of rscag^1.ized prafes^si.ans if ^.Qeated ^.n ^ha ^iwe].^,ir^g; austoma^y t^ac^a aoaupatia^is.
3^^..^Q^ Ferm^.t thc fo^.^.o^t^.s^g i.n ^•e$identia^. distr^^-ots aub^sat taCanditianal. ^onin.g Cert^.^^icate by ths Baaxd a^ Zar^,ng Appeals(see para. 'r^ ^'aa^ Cand.it:^ana^. Zon^.n^ G^rbifio^te^^: cb,v.^'ahcs^nd oemeter^,as servin^ l^,ca^. residents; oammunitg^ hu^.^,dings;public bul3dings, e^aept pe^.al ar carrea^i.^'e inatitut^.ons;hospitalg; scY^aa^.s; musel^ms^ reor^^t^pns^. 1a^2^.lding^ snd faailr
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mdtaraya3.es; am the aondi^ian ^hat s.uah usds ax^e ^ot ^ar thaf'^,xsa^cial ga^.n or pra^it a^ any persal^s: ax`gaa^izstians ax^
assoa i8.t^.oz^s..
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Q^ so^.darkran t^en^'s.rm wil.lhbot^usteaausag^oz°ncaz^ce^.^.a'^^-oneaf^^ a ^ .the permitw
3A1^C1^ l^drm^.t c^cctz^ranc^r d.^ a g^.rag;e, a tra3.ler caaokzy a tra^.^.ax^ ca^ahbod.y' or athea^ non^darii'o'= n^.ng atr^,tCtur^i r^n an^' ^.C^tg c^n thec4ndi.ti.an tk:at ^. ^oxzr^r^ r^rr:2^.u Iza.s be^r^. issuad ^'or the cc^x^strua^t3,ox^ a^ a dwel,lin^ on sa.^ ^. lot ar}d ^ra^v ided ths.t s.7.^. watex^,
s^,p^^,^r and Sa^?.^^a,^.'y ^R^y:L L^`i^.E3So.f the non••con^orming strua-^u^e
arc^ irx cc^xn^l3.a.rzce c^ri^l^, Co xr^^y ar^^. S^^^e Poax^d of Z^e^,^th. re^ula^t3.c^ns. Suah ocaupancy 3.s sul^.jact tQ C,and:l.t^.oz^a7. ^RZ^#.ng Cert^.^`i,
^ a^te. b^r the 33aard a^ ^^o^^. ^g Ap^ea^..s vrh^.oh sha^.^. be grar.tad ^ar'^W`b^.^^7 { 3.^ ^ ^k14^^^.-A r^Ltb ^ec 1 to 7,'`Ox1^^,J^^. ^'Gr Qriu { ^. ^ £a.dd^.'^^on^.^.
twd^^ta {^^^ mon-^kzs ^ex^^as 7 ^.o^.a s.snsubata^.t^.a.^.^pr'Qgrassl^.sash^v^^sha.^.l remai.n ^ral^.d c^nJ.y €^^.YS th^ Co^1^$s*i^.^t^.o^l ^.^` '^h^ pprmaz7^Ciz1'^ d'hf6^.I^,l^g«
^AI.^C}^ Parm.3.t ^ua3.l^tazz^.n-^s^^r'^^f I.a^.teeb^`^h ^a Baard^a^`1^ana.^agaAppe^^.ataCt.r4i'^.t^.^.^^t022 . ^t
3A^ Regula^3.,ans Pes^ta^n^.n^ ^o Nawl. Cans^r'uctad ^^FARI^ 33u^^.d^n^^_ar^.^ L^n^ Us ^
3A^^-ol ^n7.y a3n^1.d-^^'ar^t^y ^^rd7^,1^.^gs ^zad s.asc^c^.^tad ^r^^s;^n^y ^u^.ldi^^abuilt Qzz sa^.;Id ^c^vnda.t3.on^^ a^ car^va^^Gia;cia,^. me,^^r^,a^.s skia^,^. be
GC1I7.9tI.'LL^".^'iEd ^F33iC'i^3^J^'i ^$ ^'1Q t^d ^.^1 ^ft2k€,3^T1'^1JhE^ ,7^.^,°'^^-'` ^iC7 ^A^.'"Qt7 ^.^'d^' ^
^A^-^^ ^W^^1i,^^g ^ha^.1 have nvt Lea^ ^h^n raU.nd a^d^a^'a^^^'S'^g^loba,square ^e^^t a^` l^.^z^g are ^ ^^^W^H.s^^YV L^ bCAA^7i11^74A1/3
;A^-0,^ ^^.ah ^.at sha.^.l ha.ve a^`xo^^.t yard a^ not :^c^ss ths.n .^ ^..^ ty ^^^ ^feot 'bet^reen the edga 4^' eoau. oz^ st.r^et ?.3.ne ai^d tha ^`x^ant],ina a^ tha awe].1.i.rzg,
^A2^p^. Ea.c'h ^-°tweenleaah^s^.ded^.oGa^.^.r^saand tl^eedwell^.ng^ift©ez^ (1.^)^eet bn
^^^..4}^ ^e^ch lat ^hn^t1 eareax^ lat^l^ned^.nd the^d^re^.7.^.ng^^yPfi^re ^2^)feet betw p
3^.^^06 Tha tXCeedath^r^g pe^cent^{.^4^?ao^' tb.eglotraraai^d^^gs shal.lnat e
^2_t^7 A^tte.^+hed ga^°ag^ea and bree?e^re.ys shal^. be cans^der^d aa part c^^'the d^^e].^ings e.nd sst-bac°^ wines shs.^.^. t^e the same as ^`ox^d^^^.^.ings r D'natta.ched bu ildin.gs sha1.]. be locat3d nat less than
^ r^i^^^t^8^azn the side an3 rea^t^.att^.ine^^and z^at leas than ^ive
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3.^^^p8 t^n oarner ^-oi stv^entsida^3a(^^^dfeetn^.n^W^dth+s^Unattachod$aeces^not ^.ess tY^^a'^ 3ary bu^,^.r^^n^s on a oax^ra^ ^^ 1,4t ^ha1^. not be ^.c^cated ^n the side
` y^rd ad^acerat ta the s^.d ^ strae`^n
^^A^^O^ ^ntranas s^aps, ^+a^'^%^cos s.nd eavas af ^h.rse {^'.) ^ee^ ar lass; pro^ect^pn may s^^szad ^.n;^a ^'rant, ^ides and ro^.r yax'ds.
Porohe^ f r^oo^'ed tie.r^+acc^s and other bui^lding pro jac^^,ans shs.^.l
n.at a^ztend bey^nd ths ss^. b^,d^ ^^nas,
3^^=•.^,^ Qn ^,n^r aarner ^.at th.ex+e `^i^3.anbz^.or^ ^hsntth^^a^^^)gfaat^hi^heror athar obstrudt^.on to v s^han rvad '^e^rel wLth^.n a•Gwenty^^'^'ve f 2^) f aa^ rad-^as .af ^he .
3.n.^arsaot3.ar^ c^' the raad ].ineso
3A^ Us,^es Nr,^ Permittad
'^A,^µ^^ ^*s,^ds ^ar stcar^.ge af sar^.p ar us^d materis.ls, ^wnk ya^°ds, ox^
au^4^.t^t^9.z^ ^r^v^ ^^x^ds •
` ^A^^a^ Reduct3.an oa tnb^n^rpub'^laau^i^.^.^yga^° as^asnorms,^.aho^zseha^.dsn^ma^.s e^t p Y
' raqu3^xemerzt.
' ^t3. men.t i^ tha a^^n for^.^^-^0^ Storag^ o^' mater2als! ^aa^s, o^° ec^ ^lc,xi^er th.az^ thix^t^ f 3Q) ^^ay^ ax^ept darin^ tho cr^r^str^ati.c^raof 1aui.lc^^ngs tzr .^^ci^.3.^3.^^sd „uch s^o^'a e^vr ^'A. ''^ ^^^^F^^^
3.s psx•mittad.
tra,^.l,sr c©achesa '^rai.^,sr ac^^ah badi^s, mobi],e homes,^A^.. p^, 2.r, a:^.1e rs ^^nd s^,m^.^.ar temp^rary ar ^.ovs.b^.e s^r^tc^u^^s s^-a^-^ na'^ be per^-
m3.ttad ^ar us^^capt^.ans^s.xge no^ed^^.^np^^^^rapn^^^A^^a4sands'^x'uc^u:res..^^^.µo^.
S^C^^OT^ ^.^': ^^^-st^n ^a^^Can^'arrn^n U^^s
^^^,a u$s a^' any dwe^.^^-ng ar othex° 9truGturag ar a^ aszy ^^d,^^^.g^i^ig and l^^fu^. at t::^e timr^ 4^` anac:tm^nt af th^.s zorx^n^
cade, may be can^^n^ted sLthaugh MaS.rz.tex^an.deasrsix^^'ax^aem^nt^atk^e reg,u^reme^,ts a^ th3.s aada^e.nd not over f^.fty garcaat (^0^) an.^.argem^nt in a^e^. w^.^.l.1ae per^.3t^ed,-^^^^°^^^aa^s^z^r^^- 3^^--•-m•c^°e^ ^h^n^^-^-if':t^_ per^ax^^-,^..r. .Q^:.3,.:._^ta^=^^ ^a:^^^ ^ - ^' rmirz^ us e
,
4^ caa^^s^^orge. ^erioduof`!^^'^ ^2^dyesrshshal^ ^g^^na^aade^oted{ to a nan^oo^..^arming use.
^C .^. nonpcon^'artn^ng map sx^c znas'^er ^.^.st shv^ring t^e datas ara.d
names af owCero^a^haE^ori^^s^nepea^arvmp^lad and ke^at on #'il.a3.n ^he off3.
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v: ^^^ ^e,., ^.,^^,Y.:..A^vnin^ Pex^mi.t shs^,1 be requircd'^ for ang^ I^QN^:,^`ARM lsr^d usesrzd ^`ar ^'^.1 NOI^T-^'ARM bui^ d3.ng cr c^ther structures hcx^eafter ^^.aeated, erc^tad, cor^strt etad^ -^^-^d-3•-•^^^r^-c:^-x^^s^^:3^_.c^.an.^a^r^.
.--or^-u^^a•^., te=;cept wh^re Cc nd^.t^.on^l ^orr^.n^ Certifieat^^ ma^r baissued by^ ^ ths Baax^d c^f Zc ninr^ A^pea^.s ss sp^ci^`3.ed ir^ ^ectianTTZ). Na p^rma.'^ is rsc^ui^ec^ for noxma^. ma^n^Gerla^zce s^oh sspaint^.n^y xa^roof^n^, in.^ ta1,^.z^.^ s3d.in^, etc^
^$ ^aah app7.;.cati,on fox s`^cnitag Parmit sha^.1, tae aecompan^.ad by 2^rtautI.ine pls^a af tt^e }^x^aTacsed structure . , ta^;g^h^rW^^^^. ^ p^.ot ^.^^'aUt ^I'^CtW^^i^ th8 ^,O^^t^On 4^` ^h8 St,^"UC'^t^^^ W.^thx^aferonr,c ta sl^, raad anc proparty linas ar^d aa jo^.r^in^ lats.^omp7.ianae wf.th s1.^, Caunt4' ^.rsd ^5#^a^:a sa^xitary reg^a^.^t^,a^.s ur9.^,^.be reqt^ired« `^he perm,it sha1^. be isst^ad ax° d^nied w3.thir^ a}^ar^bd v^ ^;wa w^el^^ snd, ^:^ da^ii^d, r^oasons wi^^. t^a stated^
^C - ^aeh such ap^I.^.catia.^ sha i,l b^ ^caompan3.cd ^y money arder orchec?^ c^r^wtn ta the ^3aax^d af '^ru^teas k^asad up^r^ th^ ^'Ql^.o^rin^^a^.^d^^.^:
^g^^.^at^^ c^e^ ^^° ^^^u^t^;^^^.^..._. o.... -..^.-^ . -. =`^^=:^^a?^,.<.;^.:^ ;..^^.=C^^"x`C ^^.;^:::;:::- ^'(^^'^•'+^D t^ ^, 4f?0. 0 7^, oo^.. oo a^^ ^^
S^G'^lO1V V1: ^ot^.^n^ l^sp^ec^tar
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6A ^'he V^,a^.st ^'c^^rqsl^^,p ^or^^.xa y InSpeGtc^r shall ba ap^o^.nted by th.e^':io:l.et '^owri.sh^.p ^'rustcss -:>^r^uant to ^ection ^3.9. ^.6 of th^ Ohi.a
. $.^a^r^.sert Cad^,
^a$ ^."h^ ^n^p^Gtprf ^.c^r af the^r^.^.^, r^ece3,ve^iQ^3r^^it ^^^^,
£tYl.C7. Qt^18Y'W^30
sYza^.^, adm^,n:.ste,r and^c^n^.n^ Camm3.:s3.ars an.dapplicstior^a f'orx sndsnd m^3,nt^ia^ racords7^s r4t^t^3.r'e'C1, bq" ^.s'Wa
S^C'^laN V^1: ^var^d af Zarx^.n: A,^^^ls,. - - -
er^^'arca this apde a^ an d^^thCs ^aard af ^'ru^t^e^. Ha3.ssu^, ^^r^iz^^ parz^^.ta,ss ^'^qu^.rbd b^r tha Tr^asteas
'^A ^'he V^,e^^.et `^qwrn$h^.p ^3aard o^` ^onin^ Appeals s^.a1.:L be d.ppa^.n.nt^d'^^ tho V'ial.et ^'ownsh^.p ^rr,staes pursUant ta Ssatians ^19R ^.^ to^'^.9. ^.^ o" the Qhia F2^v3ss^t Coda ^a^ a^anded. l^t ^.s ^r^b^t^dadtna t this Board wi3.1 ^.neu^ ^e a lan^.ent ^,ntarpretat^.an o^' th^Coda so lon^ as thc ,spi^°^.i of tha ^oda f.s r^ainta3.nod.
7$ '^he Bvard will hear and decid^ appeals, wri11 grant variances^'ram i^ha terma af the CodE and wiJ.l issuo Cand^.tiona^, ^oningCer^3fiaat^s, ( These Cer4 if'^.a^tos permit certain usas o^' ^.andssn^ bui:ld^.l5.gs for nae^^•res: der^t:t.a^ ^urposes ^.n resid^n.tia^. di^-tricts 'wa.thout th^ necess:..ty o^` ^re-^cn:tlg^ m.hey are based upaneaxzc^itioxzs stat^cl ir^ th® ^ e^.^.t^^ Coe^e or esta'^13.sh^c^ by th^Board a^' Ztinin^ Appasl,°^ A^,y departure . ram the aand3.t2answ312 result ^ in immediste z evacat^.fln of the cert^.^'^,cate^ }
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^^ Unlsss otherw^.se i^ad^.cate^.^, ba^ax^a Col^c^3,^^.ona^- ^^an^-ng Certif^.^
aa^os autha^^.^ad ^n ^sct^.rn Ii^ mdve^rt^.segsa^d he^ringrats^.eastho^-d a pu^l^-c hear3.ng and ghal ^
anGe iri a r^ew^Pa^a g daos pr iorata^the^l^.^aring^n AI^F^3.aationp far^.^a^s^ twanty .^D? yCond^.t^.ona^, ^l^drawna^o^t^^1eaV^al^ta`^ownshiFC^oas^d.io^' Trustaesvrder dr ekzec far tkxe
^ in '^Yk3eaina^dont taeadver ;^.s3.^^^5'40^ da^.^.ars to pay^^,^en
5^:^'^^c?^ '^^^_^: ^nfc^rcet^©x^t and k? ^^za^.w, tias
^ e• ^act cQr^s^xur•^, ^c^^^-ns^^x-r.^, ax^^f:-^s^^^g.^,
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ar use any ^'t^I^^^'^.id^.etiTo^:ansh^.^is^.^ vial^at3.o^aa^ ax^yax^agu^.at^.anus e s,^.y :Larid in '^in, ar ^zny Fravis3.ar^ a^, •:,his Cade nr s,ny ^.ma'nd-men'^s r^r sup•pla»^
m,en.ts Y^ex^a^a.^A^,y persnnp ^i^*m or carFa_^^s.t3.an v icrlating an.^' 4'acb. r^^`u^-^tian^:.
^^a^ria^-c^n, ar^endrnsr^t °can^^t^at^-oz^ thereai`,^^h^l^ ^^ ^inedyr^at ^t^i.^demaanar andp u^anmora •^han ane^^ur^dr^achaa^^dra^t'a^'^Qda^'Od`^i^giwk^.^.ch suak^ei^-i^ga^.c^ct^.^ara ^ ^^.4 . ^ ^3;4^n, e^^.-^^^am•en^,laaat^.an, ere^tian^ canst.^^-uction, ^^^~^^-^^^kx^.a^^, a^, ^sa cc,nti.nues ;;hs.3.^. be dcemed a se^F^.r^z'^a o^'^'ense^
^n caae any ^t^i^^^`A^tM buitit^n^a^rd.ia^'a^x^ua^aes^xzdhe^P^asacau^ir^^^r^^.a.fi^^.an r^.^ ^b.ig Gode,Attox^n$y', the ^ariin.g ^n^^'c:^tor, dr a^.^' ad^aaen'^ car nsighba^^,n^^r°perty c^wr^a^ wha waul.d l^e es^eG^.^^-^-y d^,maged by s^ ^t^to^etion
in addri^^ ic^^x ta ^ ► '^her x*e^ec ^^es px^nv^.d.^d by ^.aw, maY
in ^u:^r^%,;Lon}^, mandamus a^.ava{ I suahtun^.e,w^'^ulrYaca,•^iariiar^^zs a^^on• ta^^1.'BVent^ C'^Ut^teg C}r r^
S^C^^Q^I ^C: A^.ar^d^ants S^mE;^ats^ a,nnd ^^s3.^^^^ ^ ^a^t ^^A '^^e V'^.o^.®^ ^c^wr^^^.^.F ^bni.nE, Cn-mm3aa^.c^n. may ^` x°4^. ti^a^ ^o t^.ms, oz^
it^, owri mot^.on, ar an ^^'^:°tianaftsrh^ubliarz^vt^3-ceaandak^eax^^^a°Mposed far^ a change ar zan::^,^mezzd, gupi^^.amen•t^ o^' char;gg the ^eq.uzz°^men^s s.nd d^.str3cts
hexe^-n establ.^.she ^i b ^, karc^perty owner £ar suck^, chsnc^e shaii b^d
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^.^e^,y app^.3,aat on y ^an^,n^ Commi.ss.^on an^^.^,ec3 in writing wi^h the V'iolet ^awnship ^,
sha^^. be a,ccornpes^-izz bheac.z^.c^uzat o^ twan^y^^'i^o ^^^5 40) do^.l^.rsF3oard o^' Trusteta de^'ray t^a cost af a dvc rt^.sing snd. pther ex^cnse iric^.dentato re^riew^.ng, pubi^.skz^.ng ^^.zz^. repartirzg the ^`^ctsa
k^ursuant ta gectian 5^.9.1=^. v^' tha Q^zi^a Ravised^^^d^aning ^ Comedupan .qucb^ apPliGatian for a o hangc a.rz ^ox^3.n,g,^^.ssian ^nd ^he ^a^.x^d D^' "^rustees ^acl^y separ^ataly, ^iJ.^. z^otifgby mai^- a^^- pra^e^'t^ awne,•s ack^aGent tQ the propased aroae aa^dwi11. advertise ^.n one r.ew^ i^ape^' a pubi^r heax^ina xe^at^ve to
n© oacd bhaz^',^p ^^ ^h^ C^r^m^.as:^ar^ and ^hs Board bc^=kx ad^the ^'- ^ i t sha^,i. t. eccma ef^'act^.•ce w^ tk^^^^x th^.rty ^ 30 )a^t the chs.^.ge,days un2ess th°^'endu
ura^vc^te.oted ^rith,in uhirty (30^ da,ys a ge^ -
tion far ^. ^e^er
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'^.'his Ganrtng ^ade sha^.^. n^,t b® ?rlterpretgr^ as ^.nterferz.n.^ aa'broga.tsng or^ a^xnul.lang ,a^y rosalutxons, regu].atz.az^s or ^^ex^mits
ado^atecl oral^s^^dcdn^'l^^:tw^t^ith thss ^or^a^.rtgtGod^3oream.endmont^or parm^, t^► rheroto,. ln which ^var^t t^.r.s 4on^.r^g Code ar amsndmerxts hsre a
sha.17.. prevaa.l ^ .
Where th^.s Zon.zng Cada Qa^ amandments hereta ^,mpr^se ^reatar x°e^
str3.otlpn or hig^•^ena.rs.^s.. ^a^raemant^arratha^wzsc^rath^$^rov^.^ .b•y ^a:sam.e^.^%s, corx Codf: ar atna^.dments 2^.ereta sha^^- l^rev^°l^•s^.oi^s af th:.^ ^an^ng
^o'we^'er, wh^^r restx^a^e^a^^,.^saar^nh^n'.g^.°ria^^quxr^m.an^s thar^rt;^x^a^.mpoaa ^x'ga reve,i.l..cads, tLssy shs,l.^. p
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ter Grig^s _^ ^,n-,, Kelly Sarko <[email protected]>Zt; Tuesday, January 31, 2012 9:25 AM, . Peter Griggs^ject: FW: Zoning Classificationsachments: 20110318153536237.pdf; 3A - R-1 District Requirements.pdf
^m: Kelly Sarko't: Friday, March 18, Z011 3:43 PM'Terry J. Dunlap, Sr.'
^ject: Zoning Classifications
^d afternoon Mr. Dunlap,
ached, please find a copy of the GIS map show,ing the zoning of your property and that of the properties which surroundnd Carole Dunlap's property. These properties are zoned R-1, Single Family Residential. The property that is shown as
, is Dr. Gesel's property and it is zoned S-2, Veterinary and Animal Hospital Services. The other adjacent properties areed R-1, Single Family Residential. A copy of the Section of the Violet Township Zoning Resolution which pertains to this
rict is also attached for your reference.
^u need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
pec^i ully,
y Sarkoing Inspector
et Township .70 Rustic Driveerington, Ohio 43147
t.575.5560c,14.575.5562
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3A R-1 District- Single Family Residential (Moderate Density}
3A1 Uses Permitted in R-1 District
3A1-01: Land and builclings in the R-1 District shall only be used for the following
purposes:
1. Single family dwellings, provided such structures cornply with the following
requirements:
(a) shall be perinanently attached to solid foundations; and
(b) shall be constructed .of conventional building materials equal to or better thaninaterials used in existing buildings in the adjacent area; and
(c) shall be subject to real estate tax.
2. Accessory buildings or uses, in association with an existing single-fainily dwelling,subject to the terms, conditions and procedures in Section 3AA4 of this Zoning
Resolution.
3A1-42: In addition, the following uses may be permitted in this District subject to theissuance of a Conditional Use Permit pursuant to the procedures contained in
Section 3AA and Section VII of this Zoning Code:
(1) churches and cemeteries serving local residents and their families;
(2) community halls and buildings available for usage by local residents and
their families;
(3) governmental buildiiigs except for prisons, jails, correctional institutions
or half-way houses;
(4) hospitals, health clinics, nursing homes, retirernent homes, assisted livingor special care facilities owned and operated by non-profit, charitable
corporations, organizations or associations;
(5) elementary and secondary schools owned and operated by the local schooldistrict or by non-profit, charitable corporations, organizations or
associations;
(G) colleges, universities and institutions of higher learning owned andoperated by non-profit, char^.table corporations, organizations or
associations;(7) museums and historical sites owned and operated by non-profit,
charitable corporations, organizations or associations;
(8) public recreational buildings, tennis courts, play fields, swimming poolsand other neighborhood recreational facilities that do not meet therequirements of the REC-1 District, except that tracks or facilities for
racing or running of horses, dogs, motor vehicles, motorcycles, motorized
bicycles and all-terrain vehicles shall not be permitted;
(9)customary home occupations, subjeet to the terins, conditions andprocedures in Section 3AA5 of this Zoning Code.
3A1-03: These and no other uses shall be permitted in an R-1 District.
3A2 Regulations Pertaining to Buildings and Land Use in R-1 district
3A2-O1: Each living unit shall have not less than eleven hundred fifty (1150) squarefeet of living, area on the ground and/or first floor. However, when theIiving units are designed with a living area of thirteen hundred fifty. (1350)square feet or more on two or three levels separated in height by seven aridone-half (7 1/2) feet or more, and at least two levels are provided with heatingand plumbing facilities, the first floor area znay be reduced to not less thannine hundred (900) square feet. In no case shall any area with less thanseven and one-half (7 1/2) feet of headroozn be considered living area. Rooinsused exclusively for utilities and/or storage and unheated rooms shall not be
considered living area.
3A2-02: One single-family dwelling shall be located on each lot which shall containnot less than one hundred (100) feet frontage, except those lots which arelocated on the termini of cul-de-sacs, which lots must have a minimum ofseventy feet frontage (70) and at least one hundred (100) feet of width-at thefront line, and each lot must contain an area of not less than twentythousand (20,000) square feet. For lots that are two acres or more in area,each lot must contain at least one hundred twenty-five feet (125') of frontageand must be at least one hundred twenty-five feet (125') in width at every
point measured parallel with the road frontage.
Each such lot shall front upon and have access to an improved, public road orstreet. Any portion of the lot lying within a public road or street shall not be ^
included as part of the required 1ot area.
3A2-03: The minimum height of each residential structure shall be fourteen (14) feetfrom the top of the foundation to the highest poir^t of the rcof. If theresidential structure is a permanently sited manufactured home as defined inSection 519.212, Ohio Revised Code, the height and pitch of the roof shallcomply with standards established pursuant to the "Manufactured HousingConstruction and Safety Standards Act of 1974." 88 Stat. 700, 42 U.S.C.A.
5401.
3A2-04: Each lot shall have a front yard of not less than fifty (50) feet from thededicated right-of-way line or right-of-way easement line and the front line of
any building.
3A2-05: Each lat shall have side. yards of not less than fifteen (15) feet between each
side lot line and the dwelling.
3A2-06: Each lot shall have a rear yard of at least fifty (50) feet between the rear lot
line and the dwelling.
3A2-07: For all lots that are one-half acre or less in area, the total area covered by thedwelling and all accessory buildings shall not exceed thirty percent (30%) ofthe lot area. For all lots greater than one-half acre in area, the total areacovered by the dwelling and all accessory buildings shall not exceed fifteenpercent (15%) of the lot area or G,500 square feet, whichever is greater.
3A2-08: Attached garages and breezeways shall be considered as part of the dwellingsand setback lines shall be the same as for dwellings. Unattached accessorybuildings shall comply with Section 3AA4 of this Zoning Resohition. .
3A2-09: On corner lots the side yard adjacent to the side road shall be not less thantwenty-five (25) feet in width. Unattached accessory buildings on a corner lotshall not be located in the side yard adjacent to the side street.
3A2-10: Entrance steps, porticos and eaves of three (3) feet or less projection mayextend into front, sides and rear yards. Porches, roofed terraces and other
building projections shall not extend beyond the set back lines.
3A2-11: On any corner lot there shall be no planting, fence, building or otherobstruction to vision more than three (3) feet higher than road level within atwenty-five (25) foot radius of the intersection of the paved or improved road
edge.
3A2-12: Within each residential lot for each residential unit shall be provided a spaceof not less than two hundred (200) square feet for the parking of one (1)automobile. Such space shall be located no closer than twenty (20) feet to thepaved or improved road edge and no closer than fifteen (15) feet to the side
or rear lot line.
3A2-13: Public sewer and water facilities shall be provided for all dwelling unitswhere required by the ruies, regulations, statutes, and requirements of thestate or local health authority having jurisdiction over such matters.
3A3 Some Uses Not Permitted in R-1 District
3A3-O1: Yards for storage of scrap or used materials, junk yards, or automobilegraveyards',are not permitted. On any lot or unit of property, the storage inthe open of'unlicensed motor vehicles shall be limited to not more than one(1). Storage 'in the open of a larger number of unlicensed motor vehicles ispermitted only in M-3 Districts in this township and shall be expresslyprohibited in all other districts. Unlicensed motor vehicles, including tractorsand farm implements, which are used for agricultural purposes as defined bythe laws of Ohio, are exempt from this paragraph. Recreational vehicles andboats (including boat trailers) are included in the definition of "motor
vehicles" and they may not be stored closer tlian fifteen feet (15') to any
property line, even if licensed.
3A3-02: Reduction or incineration of garbage, materials, debris, offal or dead animals.
3A3-03: Storage in the open for more than thirty (30) days of materials, debris, toolslarger than hand tools, containers, or equipment that is incompatible withthe 'normal residential use of propeY^ty is not permitted, except during theconstruction of buildings or facilities, and except for permitted agricultural
purposes.
Scott Dunla
n;; Scott Dunlap <[email protected]>
a^nt: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 7:53 AMT;o: 'Keily Sarko'
Subjecfi: Variance
Hi Kelly,
I have two items:
1. ! want to table my variance appeals hearing until the lanuary 2011 meeti ^QVais, etc., to operate a home2. Do Terry Dunlap or Carole Dunlap have the proper permits, variance, app
occupation where they bring customers onto the property, i.e. "concealed carry classes", certification classes,
etc.? If so, please send me the copies today.
Thank you,Scott Dunlap
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VIOLETTOWNSHIP s^'^'r^' +^'^AUDIO TRANSCRIPT OF SCOTT DUNLAP AND THE OFFICE OF C
September 19, 2012
1. J. Goldberg: Hi
2. S. DUNLAP: Hi, is Rochelle here?
3. J. Goldberg: Kelly ( both Joniann and SD speak at the same time)
4. (Laughter)
5. J. Goldberg: It's ok6. J. Goldberg: Rochelle, Mr. Dunlap is here to see you.
7. (Inaudible)
8. S. DUNLAP: Can I please inspect the Dunlap Range investigation file?
9. R. Mennigen: The Dunlap Range investigation file?
10. R. Mennigen: Isn't that the same one you asked for?
11. S. DUNLAP: It should be in the office.
12. R. Mennigen:I think it's not in the office, isn't that the one that I called and they said it went straight to Loveland and
Brosious and it wasn't here?
13. S. DUNLAP: mmm
14. S. DUNLAP: The whole files not hear?
:^ 15. R. Mennigen: Yeah, Kelly the Loveland and Brosious has the entire file?
16. K.Sarko Yeah
17. R. Mennigen:Because of it, because of it, nature of it and because it was a trustee it's all with Loveland and Brosious, it
wasn't done internally, was my understanding.
18. S. DUNLAP:How about any correspondence with Rick Rickets, Terry's attorney on the application would that be here?
19. R. Mennigen: I don't think so
20. R. Mennigen: Any correspondence with attorney on ( inaudible)
21. Office: ( inaudible)
22. R. Mennigen: Ok
23. S. DUNLAP: Nothing
24. R. Mennigen: Nothing
25. S. DUNLAP: Ok
26. S. DUNLAP: Alright,
27. R. Mennigen: Then there........ (inaudible)
28. S. DUNLAP: Do you keep anything zoning here?
29. R. Mennigen:They do zoning, but because it was a trustee and because of everything surrounding that, it all went through
Bill Loveland and none of it, it is my understanding was, nothing went through Kelly.
30. R. Mennigen: Correct Kelly?
31. K. Sarko mmmmm
32. R. Mennigen: None of that entire issue went through you?
33. K.Sarko no
34. S. DUNLAP: Ok
35. S. DUNLAP: I wanted to ask, sure. EXHIBIT
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36. R. Mennigen:That's umm, ya know I, the only thing I can, with that and I think, me I, and I would have to check the law
on this and I think you can make a record request to report that I can forward onto Bill, which I think what we did, right?
37. S. DUNLAP: We've done that with the investigation results.
38. R. Mennigen: Ya
39. S. DUNLAP: Because the investigation was eoncluded.
40. R. Mennigen: Right
41. S. DUNLAP: ya
42. R. Mennigen: And I believe even a decision was made on that, correct?
43. S. DUNLAP: According to La Fayette letter, yes.
44. R. Mennigen: Yah, that's what I thought.
45. S. DUNLAP: So there should have been an investigation done.
46. R. Mennigen:Which I believe, that what was done was done by Bill Loveland's office, from what I understood.
47. S. DUNLAP: Ok
48. S. DUNLAP: Ok
49. R. Mennigen:And that Terry, ya know was given, Terry Dunlap was given the results of that investigation, the findings.
50. S. DUNLAP: Oh, ok
51. R. Mennigen:Isn't that, I mean, I think that's what that paper work, I think that's what Paul's letter meant. That's the way
I took it.
52. S. DUNLAP: ok, I didn't realize that he got a copy of it.
53. R. Mennigen: Who Paul?
54. S. DUNLAP: Terry got a copy of it?
55. R. Mennigen: OH, I just assumed, I have no idea. •
56. S. DUNLAP: OH
57. R. Mennigen: Did you, did you get anything on that?
58. S. DUNLAP: No, nothing. We're trying to get the copy of the investigation.
59. R. Mennigen: Now is that part of the public record that you are suing for?
60. S. DUNLAP: Yes
61. R. Mennigen: See, I haven't seen it either, I really don't know.
62. S. DUNLAP: Ok
63. R. Mennigen:Because, they once they send it to you, there sent to me, for me to keep as a public record files, but, since it
happened I don't have it either.64. S. DUNIr4P: Ok, let me know as soon as you hear anything.
65. R. Mennigen:I will send him an email again right now and tell him that you are inquiring.
66. S. DUNLAP: Yes
67. R. Mennigen: That you are still looking for it and that,
68. S. DUNLAP: Right
69. R. Mennigen: that you actually stopped in today.
70. S. DUNLAP: That ^A^ill be great.
71. R. Mennigen:And that you responded Monday probably respond with the same response today but it's Sunday? ( parts
inaudible)72. S. DUNLAP: Appreciate it.
S. Dunlap - Scott Dunlap
R. Menningen - Rochelle Menningen
J. Goldberg-Joniann Goldberg
Sarko - Kelly Sarko
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VIOLET TOWNSHIP SOARD ®F TRUSTEESFAIR,FIEI^D COTJNT^, OHIO
RESOLUTION NO. 2007-0117-04
Authorize Violet Township to Enter into Agreement with Fairfield CountyProsecuting Attorney
Whereas, Violet Township in Fairfield County, Ohio, has adopted through limitedself-government form of township government pursuant to Chapter 504 of the Ohio
Revised Code; and
Whereas, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 504.15, Violet Township is now
required to appoint a Law Director; and
Whereas; pursuant to Section 504.15(B) of the Ohio Revised Code, Violet Townshipmay enter into a contract with the Prosecuting Attorney of the County to have theProsecuting Attorney serve as the Township Law Director; and
Whereas, the Fairfield County Prosecuting Attorney desires to serve as VioletTownship's Law Director under contract and has obtained the consent of the Boardof County Commissioners of Fairfield County, Ohio.
Now therefore, be it resolved by the Board of Trustees of Violet Township,
Fairfield County, Ohio, that:
The Township Trustees will enter into agreement with the Fairfield County
Prosecuting Attorney. (See Attachment A).
Motion for adoption made by Mr. ^^^;^sr^ a^^ . Seconded by Mr.^^.^^^ , this 17th day of January, 2007.
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V ing Aye Thereon:^ aY• '^
1'-a^ . . ^7eltlich, Chairman
.f^ ^ ^..^'`N^^ea ^• ^ l.^'`^
Harry . Myers, ^ r., Vice-Chairman
Sr.,
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Abstentions: ^'
Attest l^^'^''""`°^Jim Va ^annel, Fiscal Officer
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AGREEMENT TO SERVE AS LAW DIRECTOR
WHEREAS, Violet Township in Fairfield County, Ohio, has adopted through
limited self-government form of township government pursuant to Chapter 504 of the
Ohio Revised Code; and
W^gEAS, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 504.15, Violet Township
is now required to appoint a Law Director; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 504.15 (B) of the Ohio Revised Code, Violet
Township may enter into a contract with the Prosecuting Attorney of the County to
have the Prosecuting Attorney serve as the Township Law Director; and
WHEREAS, the Fairfield County Prosecuting Attorney desires to serve as
Violet Township's Law Director under contract and has obtained the consent of the
Board of County Commissioners of Fairfield County, Ohio,
Based upon the foregoing it is hereby AGREED as follows between the Board
of Trustees of Violet Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, and the Fairfield County
Prosecuting Attorney;
1, The Fairrield County Prosecuting Attorney shall serve as the `i^ownshipLaw Director for Violet Township and shall perform the duties set forthin Ohio Revised Code Section 504.15 er^titled Township Law Director"The contents of Ohio Revised Code Section 504.15 are hereby
incorporated by reference as if fully rewritten.
2. Violet Township shall pay thFairfield County Prosecn t^mglAttorney for($15,000.00) per year to theservices rendered as Violet Township's Law Director. The FairfieldCounty Prosecuting Attorney agrees to provide the services set forth inOhio Revised Code Section 504.15 for twenty (20) hours per month.
Time expended in the capacity as T b^edlat aratevof seventy-fi e gtwenty (20) hours per month will bedollars ($75.00) per hour.
3. In the perfonnance of the duties of Violet Township Law Director, the
Fairfield County Prosecutor, in his sole judgment may decline to provideservices if there exists a conflict of interest, or the subject matter of theservices or litigation is beyond the expertise of the Fairfield CountyProsecutor. Examples of conflicts include, but are not limited to,annexation proceedings in which the county is a fact finder or disputeswith other governmental entities which the County Prosecutor isobligated by statute to serve as legal counsel. Examples of serviceswhich may be beyond the Fairfield County Prosecutor's expertiseincludes such matters as, but may not be limited to, providing opinionson the issuance of regulated securities, patent law and other similar
specialities.
4. Tennination: Either the Fairfield County Prosecuting Attorney or theBoard of Trustees of Violet Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, mayterminate this Agreement by providing sixty (60) days written notice to
the other.
5. This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Ohio.
6. This Agreement constitutes the entire written understanding of theparties. It may not be contradicted by any oral representations not setforth herein. This Agreement may be inodified only in writing.
DAVID L. LANDEFELDFair-field County Prosecuting Attorney
Dated: ^/ / ^ / ^/ ^
VIOLET TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES:
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'VIOLET TOWNSHIP4 E. Columbus St.
Pickerington, Ohio 431d7
TITLE: Director of Operations
JOB OBJECTI'VES:
Incumbent is responsible for managing, coordinating and overseeing businessoperations of the Township. Incumbent is alsa responsible for supervising thework activities and personnel of the Township, except the Eire Department andperforms various tasks related to the enforcement of the Township's building andzoning codes and maintains road department issues within the Township;
ESSENTrAL JOB FUNCTIO1^tS:
Under the guidance and direction of the Township Trustees, administers andenforces policies, resalutions and directives. Manages, coordinates and overseesthe day-to-day operations of the Township departments with the variousdepartment heads;
# Supervises, caordinates, prioritizes, and schedules the work activities of the- Township Building and Zoning Department, Road Department and Office Staff;
assigns and directs work and personnel and provides direction and guidance asneeded; relates relevant information to and confers with Township Trustees ar^dothers within and outside the Township regarding issues relating to these
departments;
* Confers with the elected Township Clerk on fiscal and budgetary matters;
^ Pai-ticipates in various development activities to promote the Township;
x Reviews applications for propased zoning ehanges^by individuals and d.evelopers;investigates and/or meets with individuals and developers to discuss proposedzoning changes; provides relevant infonnation and recommends changes tozoning map;
* Explains zoning codes to residents and general public; responds to publicinquiries and complaints cancerning zoning issues; assists developers and
individuals in complying with zoning codes;
* Recomrnends revisions or changes to zoning and building code to the Township,^ ^ • ?cning°Board^or Township Trustees;•rep^rts changes^to zoning maps ta County--"•`° • '^ •' ^ •' ^
Recorder and Auditor; coliects building and zoning fees; recommends changes tofee schedules for zoning and building services; notif es appropriate parties of fee
changes; ^
^ Collects and compzles information pertaining to Township matters and presents toTownship Trustees for review and consideration;
^ Attends Township Trustees' meetings; confers regularly with Trustees regardingstatus of Township business activities, issues, concerns, etc., and to receivedirection and guidance;
'^ Conducts zoning inspections; investigates camplaints of zoning code vlolationsand initiates appropriate remedies; issues violation notices as necessary; attendshearings on zoning appeals; coordinates enforcement of zoning violations with
County Frosecutor;
* Coardinates Issue II funding and other grant programs;
x Prepares carrespondence, memos, reports, etc. relating to Township business;
'^ Seives on various boards, committees or commissions pertaining to zoning andTownship matters such as the 1~airfield Regional Planning Commission; attendsmeetings and conducts review of platting of subdivisions;
^ Answers telephone and responds to inquiries regarding Township matters;responds to complaints;
'^ Investigates drainage issues in Township right-of-ways; makes determination asta whether drain problems are within tlae Township's jurisdiction; issues violation
notices as necessary;
% Caordinates right of-way issues with praperty owners and Township RaadDepartment as necessary; issues right-of-way permits to utility companies;
# Conducts building inspections if necessary; reviews building peimit applicationsand issues building permits as needed;
* Maintains records and filing system on road, building and zoning °rssues and other
Tawnship matters;
x Establishes office procedures for departments within area af responsibility;
* Initiates and/or recommends variaus personnei actians; enforces Townshippolicies, z^.tles and procedures; participates with the Trustees in annual employee
^ . ^ ^z :evaluations;. . ^ . . ....._ , ^. _ .... .. . . . . .- . . . ... . _ .. ,. ..
Works closely with and serves as a liaison between the Tiustees in tlieir variousareas of responsibilities and all department heads.
Attends training as deterinined necessary.
JO^ REQUIREMENTS
Egufpmen#: Ability to operate a computer and other standard office equipment^ such as telephone, facsimile machine and copier. Must be able to
drive an automobile.
Critical Skflis/Kno^cvled^e:
. Thorough knowledge ofTownship government, operatians and stYUCture;
. Thorough knowledge of and ability to enforce Townsbip zoning and buildingcodes;
. Knowledge of basic supe^visoiy techniques;
• Ability to define and resolve problems, determine priorities, evaluate situations,exercise sound judgement and reach valid conclusions;
. Ability to coordinate various tasks simultaneously;
. Ability to collect and oxganize infonnation and present in useable format;
. Ability to maintain the trust and confidence of the Trustees;
• Knowledge of Township boundaries and roadways;
• Ability to read and •uiterpret sketches, blueprints, specifications and understandtechzucal information;
. Ability to understand financial and budgetary information;
. Knowledge of drainage issues;
. Ability to effectively communicate in both oral and wri.tten foi^n and maintaineffective working relationships with Township TL•ustees, other employees,developers, contractors, and the general public;
Ability to plan, direct, coordinate and supervise work and enforce Township
policies;
Ability to work independently and exercise initiative.
Job Standards: Significant related work experience is required. Must hold a valid^hio Dxiver's License. Availability to work other than regularhours on occasion. Ability to obtain relevant certifications for
building construction code inspectors.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Incumbent is responsible for supervising and overseeing all the work activities of theTownship and coordinating and communicating with the Fire Department and TownshipClerk to ensure that services provided are properly and timely performed in accordancewith applicable standards and regulations. Responsible for discussing current and futurework activities with the Township Trustees to provide informafion as to their status.Responsible for issuing general instructions and supeivising and coardinating the woxk ofsubordinate personnel while guided by policies, procedures and directives appxoved bythe Township Trustees. Interacts with co-workers, subordinate employees, the generalpublic, various public agencies, and private entitias in obtaining and fiirnishinginformation to complete work assigrunents, resolve prohlems, and assure caoperation inachieving objectives. Works with minimal guidance and supervision of the Township
Trustees.
PHYSICAL EFFORT
The position requires limited manual dexterity and abilities. The incumbent, however,must be able to occasionally stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, balance, climb stairs and/orladders and lift approximately 80 pounds. Normal vision and hearing acuity is requiredfor safety and work-related reasons due to the fact that the incumbent must read andvisually inspect projeets and doeuments and must converse with others to carry out job
duties.
WORK ENVIRONMEl®tT
The woxk of this position is performed both in a standard office setting and outdoorswhere there may be considerable exposure to extremes in temperature andlor weather
conditions.
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ACK1dIO^VLEI}GMENT
I acknowledgment that the above description is a representation of the major duties and
respansibilities of this position.
Emplo ee
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q DEhiOTION q RESIGNATION
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LOCAL SUPERtNTENDENTFOREST L. YOCUM
ASS[STANi SUPERINTENDENiH. LEW(S STEMEN
D[RECiOR OF INS7RUCTlONMARTHAJ.ENGLAND
DIREGTORA^FESi^ ^^E^ ERVICES
DIRECT^OTHY B.McMANUSAitoN
BUSINES5 MANAGERBARBARA A. GEIS
BOARD OF EDUCA71oNLORI A. SANDERS, Pres.
LARRY E.. SIGMAN,V. Pres.©EBRA A. CARLIER
GAIL E. OAKESDR. BRUCE D. RIGELMAN
DENNIS G. MENOSKf, Treas.WILLIAM v. UTfERBACK, Asst Treas.
PR]NCBPALSMICHAEL G. SMITH
JAMES B. THOMPSON, Asst.JAMES D. BARRY, Asst.
F{igh 5choolPhone (614} 833-3025
CHARLES E.KEMPERDEBRA SAWYER, Asst.
Junior High 7 - 8Phone (614} 833-2100
D. MARK JONESDiley Middle Schoo( 5- 6Phone (614} 833-363t^
GARY E. MORROWHarmon Middle School5-6
Phona (614} 751-3570
FREDERIGK VV. NIHISERFaifield Elementary
Phone (614) 866-1225
THOMAS C. WILKlNSONTussing Efementary
Phone ^614) 759-3400
JANE c. vAZOUEzPicker'tn ton ElementaryPhone ^614) 833-2195
GEORGE W.VICKROYViolet Elemenfary
Phone (614) 833-2130
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777 LQNG RoADPIQKERIN^TQN, QHIa 43'147
(6't 4} 833-2110
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July 17, 2001JUL 1 9 2001
Mr. Bil[ Yaple, AdministratorViolet Township Trustees12970 Rustic DrivePickerington, ON 43147
Dear Mr. Yaple:
Thank you for presenting information on Violet
Township residential and commernistra o^s tat olurdistrict Board members and admeSentation helpedJune 14, 2401, retreat. Your pprovide everyone with insight into where futuregrowth in the district will likely occur. This information
is very helpfuf to Board memberstUddentd enrolementas we deal with continued
increases.
Again, thank you for sharing this timely information
with al1 of us.
Respectfully,
^^^ ^^^-^-.-^H. Lewis StemenAssistant . Superintendent
HLS/bam EX IH BIT
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ALFR^D E. ^GHRAUERAttorney at Law
441 Wolf Ledges ParkwaySuite 400
Mailing Address: Akron, Ohio 44311-1039Tetephone (330) 762-0765
P. O. Box 0079 Facsimile(330) 762-2255
Akran, Ohlo 44309-0079
July 16, 2010
Bill YapleDirector of OperationsViolet Township
^ ^,12970 Rustic Drive NW^ckerington, OH 43147
n•^D(:'a^ iJi^ :
Pursuant ta our telephone conversation of July 1^, 2010. enciosed, pleaseof ORC 50a,031, which discusses the appointment of a township
find a copy `administratar, and 505.032, which covers the powers and duties of a township
administrator.
As you know, all a4ong the township trustees have had the statutory duty taCon-,pi1e a budget. It is perhaps #or that reasan that Section 506.032{F) requires
that the to^rvnship administrat°r keep thedb ^b^^ t^ln^aa budget for^ the next fiscalconditions of the townsh^p, prepar^ng an ..... .
year. ` ^^
I have enclosed a rough draft of a resclution for toh^et ^rusta^ ^o°t^at posit on.position of township administrator, and fitling it by app g YOnce that is dane, then plsase let me kn°w the details of how ^^ n Ys that wte eBoard agree you should make under the contract, and my suggdraft a four (4} year cantract, whieh wauld be renewable upon the agreement of
the Township ,'^dministrator and^the Board of T;ustees^ for an^^dd!ri Qn^ ft^° the4vear
years, BTId tila:C tn^3 TQ1fJ!"i`.il'ti[.i .`^^u^^;ti^»^»^or C^uLf d^.^..rl^
2012.
Please advise.
Very truly yours,
- ^ ^^ ,^^^.._.-LF ED E.^ HRADER
^ATTORNEY AT LAW.• . . , .
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CASE NOTES AllTD OAG
ATDEX
Forfeiiure of oi£ceTime of giving Ix.^nd
TRUSTEES
Forfeiture of officeSummary judgment was granted where a former township
trustee did not show a clear ]egal right to be a trustee, as heneglected to comply with statutory requirements in the dischargeof his duties and forfeited his right to hold office. State ex rel.1`auv Enoch Ttis^p., 2003 Ohio App. LEX15 26^7, 2003 Ohia 2929,
(2003).
')'ima of giving hond ^A toumship trustee is not required to take the oath of office and
give bond before the first day of January after his election, butmust take sucb oath and give such bond before antering upon thedischarge of his duties: 1928 OAG p. 109 (i928).
A to^urisbip trustee is not required to give bond before the firstday of January after his election, when his term of ofl3ce begins,bnt must give bond before entering upon the discharge of hisduties as such to«nship tcustee: I918 OAG vol. 1, p: 179 (I918).
§ 505.03 Additional securzty or new boud.
1'Vhenever the judge deems it necessary, and on appli-cation of at Ieast t,velve freeholders of the township, thejudge of the eounty w• municipal eourt having jurisdietionin the townslup "^^o approves the bond may requireadditional security or the execution of a new bond. If ahvstee fails, for ten days, to give additional security orexecute a ne^v bond after service of the notIce in ivriting,the office shall be declared vacant and filled as required bysection 5032f1 of the Revised Code. The original bond ornew bond shalI be deposited `idth the tol5mship fiscalofficer and recorded by the fiscal of$cer.
HISTORPe BS § 1^48a; 98 s• 331; GC § 3270;118 v^?S4; Bureau ofCode Rez3sion, 20•I-53; 129 v 582 (632). Eff 1-10-61; 151 v S I07,§ 1, eff. 12-20-Oii.
Effeet oFa^neudments15I v S 107, effective December 20, 2005, substituted "or
municipaI court" for "court or mun(cipal judge' and "ffscalofiicer" for "clerk , and tnade minor stylistic and gender
neutral changes.
[§ 505,03.I^ § 505.03Y Appoirrtment
of to«nship administc•ator.
(A}(1) Except as othenvise pro^dded in division (B) ofthis section, the board of to^vnship firustees may appoint aYownslup administrato, who shail be the administrativehead of the to^vnship under the d'u•ection and supendsionof the board and tivho sha11 hoId affice at the pleasure of
the bcard,(2) The board of township tzvstees shalI appoint a
to^vmship administrator before the adoption of a resolutionunder division (A}(i) af section 504.01 of the RetnsedCode directing tha board of electtons to submit to theelectors af the unincorporated territory of the tozvnshipthe question of whether the ta^zmship should adopt aIimited home rule govenrment. The adn^inistrator shall bethe administrative head of the to^vnship under the direc-tion and supexldsion of the board and shall hold office atthe pleasure of the board.
505.03,2 l'. ^ ' `.
(B) In die event tl^at the township adnunisfratar isabsent from that office by reason of illness, death, vaca-tion, resignation, or rsmoval, the chaiiperson af the board
or a qualified person designated by the chairperson ^=.nththe approval of the baard sha]] act as tovvnship adminis-tr•ator and perfonn aIl duties of sueh township office, untilsuch time as the to^Fmship adminisirator retums to officialduties or the board appoints a ne^v township administratorto fill the vacancy. ^
(C) The board shaU fix the salary of the townshipadministratar and cause the same to be paid.
FLLSTORT: 136 v H 983. Eff 7-21-76; 152 v S 36, § 1, eft. 2-29-OS.
Effect of amendments152 v 5 36, effective February 29, 2008, added tha exception to
the beginning of (A)(1); added (A)(2); and made gender neutral
changes.
Con^parative LegislationTo^croship administrator appointed:
IL--^O ILCS § 1I10-5I\-Burns Ind. Code Ann. § 3G-6-4-1\41-A4CLS § 4I.fi11\Y-NY CLS Tot^m § 20PA-53 P.S. § 53163
CASE ATOTES r^rlD OAG
CouipatibilityThe posiUons of inember of the board of education of a local
school district and township administrator widun the same countyare incompatible. Opinion No. 2008-024 (2008).
The positions of township administrator and member of aboerd of health of a general health district are incampatible: OAG
No. 83-010 (1983).Tlie position of townshig administrator is incompatible ^wrth
that of township clerk: OAG No- 77-037 (1977).
[§ 505.03 .^^ § 505 .032 To^vnship ad-
nunistrator; potivers and daties.
The totivnship administrator sha11, under tlte direction ofthe board of totvnship trustees:
(A} Assis# in the administration; enforcement and exe-cution of the policies and resolutions of the board;
(B) Supeisdse and direct tlre activities of the affairs ofdie divisions of townsltip government under the control orjurisdiction of tbe board;
(C) Attend all meetings of the board at which hisattendance is rsquired by that body;
(D) Recommend measures for adoption ta the board;(E) Prepare and submit to the board such reports as are
required by that body, ar as he considers advisable;(F} Keep the board fully advised on the Fnaneial
eonditions of tne township, preparing ar.d submitting abudget for the nest fiscal year;
(G) Perfornt sueh additional duties as the board maydetermine by resolution.
The board of to^imship trustees may assign to suchtownship administrator any office, position, or dutiesunder its control; such office, position, and duties to beperformed under the d'srection and supervision of theboard and to be in addiHon to those set forth in this
section.HiSTORT: I36 v II 593. EfF 7•2I-76.
Comparative Legislation
Township administrator, powers and duties:
ILr--60 ILCS § Il70-15
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VIOLET TOW1VSHlP BOARt3 OF TRUSTEESFAIRFfI^LD COUNTY, OHEO
RESOLUTIOIV NO. 2010- -_
WHEREAS, Violet Township has grown substantially over the (ast 10 years;
and IWHEREAS, at this time the Board of Trustees^ feels it is advisa^le to appoint . i
a township administrator; and ^
' n 505.031 of the Revised Code permits a Board of ?WHEREAS, Sectio administrator; and '
Trustees to appoint a township ^
WHEREAS, in his capacity as Director of Oper^ as a^to^wnship drnin st at°r• ^^that he is more than capable of doing an excellent ^o
W THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of VioletNO ,
Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, as follows:
osition of Township Administrator, pursuant to ORCSECTION ONE• The p created in Violet Township, Fairfield
505.031 af the Revised Code, is hereby
County, Ohio.SECTION TWO• The Township Administrator shall be the administrative
head of the Township under the directian and supervision of the Board of Trustees,
and shal! ho!d office at the pleasura of the Board.
ON THREE. Each of the departrnent heads of th^lTowd^^ ^pm^^#, f°eSECTI
repart directiy to the Townsh^p Adrr'in^er^rtmentt adlministrative department, anddepartment, raad department, zoning pan other departrnent that the Township now has or may in the future create.
YThe Board hereby fixes the saiary of the Townshtp I
SECTION FOUR• per year, and the Township Administrator shallAdministrator at S employees, including PERS,receive all benefits of all other Violete satnon,v acation, sick leave and al1 otherhospitalization, unemploYment comp
benefits. ^
SECTlON FIVE. The dutthe Board of Township Tu steesna d shal! hncll ^de:performed under the dtrectton of ,
A, Assisting in the administration, enforcement and execution of thepoficies and resofutions of the Violet Township Board of Trustees.
B. Supervising and directing the activities and the affairs of all divisionsof township government under the control or jurisdiction of the Board
of Trustees of Vioiet Township.
C. Attending all meetings of the Board of Trustees at which theTownship Administrator's attendance is required by the Board of
Trustees af Violet Township.
D. Recomrnending measures for adoption to the Board of Trustees of
Violet Township.
E. Preparing and submitting to the Board of Trustees such reports as arerequired by the Board of Trustees of Via{et Township, or as the Violet
Township Administrator considers advisab[e.
F, Keeping the Board fully advised on the financial conditions of theTownship, preparing and submitting a budget for the next fiscal yearand, to this end, the Township Administrator shall have full access tothe State Auditor's computer budgetary prograrns (U.A.N.) on behalf
of Violet Township.
G. The Township Administrat®r shall perform aIl additionaS duties as theViolet Township Board of Trustees may from time to time datermine
by resolution.
H, The Vio[et Township Administrator shall continue to perform all dutiespreviously performed in his position as Director of Operations, whichduties shall be in addition to those set forth in this Resolution, andshal! be under the direction and supervision of the Violet Township
Board of Trustees.
Any department head who previously reported to a designatedTownship Trustee will now first report to the Township Administrator,and wi11 report to the Board of Trustees exc(usively through the
Township Administrator. .
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SECTION SIX. This Board finds and determines that all formal actions ofthis Board concerning and relating to the adoption of this Reso[ution were adoptedin an open meeting of this Board, and any of its committees that .resu{ted in such
formal action were in meetings open to the public in e 1^^ o f^^^ Rev^sled Code.requirements, including, but nat fimited ta, Sectton 12
SECTIQN SEVEN. This Resolution shall be effective immediately, or at the
earliest date aflowed by law.
Upon roll call on the adoptian of the resolution, the vote was as follows:
Trustee Terry DunlapTr^istee Gary WeltiichTrustee Harry Myers
FISCAL OFFlCER CERTIFICATI:
The foregoing is a true and correct excerpt from the minutes of the meetingon , 2010, of the Board of Trustees of the Township of
Vio{et, Fairfielc! County, ^hio, showing the adoption of the Resolution hereinabove
set forth.
Chris SmithViolet Township Fisca! Officer
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Boarcl of TrusteesGet-ry Cottet•
David EnglesanBarbat•a Le^^^is
actober 28, 2009
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Wiliiam C. Yap1eAdn^iiustratorVialet Townsl3ip12970 Rustic DriveNWPickerington, Ohio 43147
Fiscaf Office ►'Patrick ^^Iyees
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BY:^-A
Dear Mr. Yaple,ou for articipating as a inoderatar in the regional meeting £or the Coalition of
Thank y p s CLpUT} held ®ctober l, 2009. Genoa Town.s ou • busYLarge Ohio Urban T°^S^P ^ a reciates you taking time out af yhonoxed to host the event. The Township ppschedule to facilitate roundtable discussions. estions for
ess to volunteer your time. If you have suggThank you again for your willingnthe next regional meeting please contact me by e-mail me at _cottern^enoat^^^t^.colll or
by phone at 6I4-S68-2024.
Sincerely,
3^^^'Gerry CotterGenaa TownshiP Trustee
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Administrative 04fiices51115. 0!d 3C Ftvey, Westerville, OH 43082
Administratton- {614)681 5-89 9 07 2 5pevelopment & Zoning - ( }
Fiscal Office - {614) 568-2023 .
SaEety Servtces Complex7049 9ig^Uafnut Rd., Galena, OH 43021
`a Fire - (614) 568-2040Maintenance- {614) 568•2080
r^^"•'r' """^""'``• PotEce - {614^ 568•2060
, uri sm: Ke11y 5erka <^oning inspectar c^violet.oh,us> .it: Tuesday^ January 31, 2012 9:25 Aht1
Peter Griggs
^ject:FW: Zoning Cfassificatians
achments:241'l4318153536237.pdf; 3A- R-1 Distri^ct Requirements.pdf
^m: Kelly Sarka^t: Friday, March i8, 2Qii 3:43 PM; 'Terry J. Dunlapr Sr:I^je^t: Zoning Classificatians
ad afternaan Mr. Dunlap,
:ached tease find a copy af the GIS map showing the zoning oRYi ^f^ ri pFamily Reshdent al.e7 e property that is shown as, p These praperties are zoned , g
urs and Carale [7unlap's propertY•l, is Dr. Gesel's praperty and it is zaned S-2, Veterina ian o^e V atetTa'wnship Zaning Resa utian whi h per aeins Co thisned R-1, Singte Family Residential. A copy af tha 5ect
^trict is also attached faryour reference.
^ot^ ^^ed additi°nai infarmatian, please da n°t hesitate ta contact us.
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;,M:_^:tfully,
^t l^r Su rko '^rrfng trrspectvr'
alet'I'ov^'nslYip;g?0 Rustic D^iveckerington, Uhio ^3i^t7
:1e: 61R.5T5.5560^x: b3h.575,5562
FR: Purst^a>:^t to the Ohio F'l^blic Records Act, virtuall^^lm ^ia upan equestaE mail sent a d reQe ved viaI^^L^1iM^t^icials or cmployces are public recards availablc ta the public ae Townsl^i system will be disclosed utztess specificaily exempted fr°rn tlze Qhia Public Records Act.^ p
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3A1 ^[.Tses Permitted in R-1 D°astrict !
3A1-(I1: Land and buildings in the R-1 District shall only be used for the following I
purposes: ^ ^,y r with the foliowing i
1, Single famil dwellings, p ovided such structures comply ^
requirements: ^
{a} shall be permanently attached to solid foundations; and .
shall be constructed of conventional 6uilding rnaterials equal to or hetter than ^{b7materials used in existing k^uildings in the adjacent area; and ^
(c} shall be subjact tv real estate tax.
2. Accessory buildings ar uses, in associatian with an existing single-family dwelling,subject to the terms, conditions and pracedurea in Sectian 3AA4 of this Zoning
Resolutian.
3AX-0^: In addition, the following uses may be permitted in this District subject to theissuance af a^onditional Use Permit pursuant to the procedures contained inSection ^AA an.d Sectian VII of this Zoning Cade:
{1) churches and cemeteries serving local residents and their families;
(2) community halls and buildings available far usage by local residents and
their families;
(3) gavernmental buildings except fox 1?risons, jails, correctianal institutions
ar half-way houses;
(d} haspitals, health clinics, nursing homes, retirement hames, assisted livingvr special care facilities awned and operated by nan-prafit, charitable
carparations, organi^cations or associations;
{^} elementary and secondary schools owned and operated by the local achooldistrict or by non-prafit, charitable carporatiflns, organizativns ar
associations;
(6} colleges, universities and institutions of higher Iearning owned andoperated by non-prafit, charitable corporations, arganizations or
associatians;{7} museums and histaricaI sites owned and operated by nan-profit,
charitable corporations, arganizations or associations;
(g) public recreational buitdings, tennis courts, play fields, swimming pools.and other neighbarhoad recreatianal facilities that do not meet therequirements of the REC-1 I?istrict, except that tracka or facilitiea for
racu7^ ar runnil^g oC hors^s, dt^gs, rss^,t^i e"t'hi^lea, r^otorcycl^s, La^c^t;al•izect
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;i-101.
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dod.ic;^it,ect right-r^1'-^i=a^' line or rf^ht-of-^^^=^ly ^^s^naeiit linc^ anc^ tl^+; I'ront Iii^t; oi'
;^r}y l^uilclin^;.
3^i2-®^; Each lot shall have side yards of not less than fifteen (15) feet between eachside lot line and the dwelling.
3^s2-t1G: Each lot shall have a rear yard of at least fifty (50) feet between the rear lotline and the dwelling.
3A^-p7; For all lots that are ane-half acre or less in area, the total area covered by thedwelling and all accessory buildings shail not exceed thirty percent (30°!a} ofthe lot area. For all lots greater than one-half acre in area, the total areacovered by the dwelling and all accessvey buildings shall nat exceed fifteenpercent {15°Ja) of the Iot area or G,500 square feet, whichever is greater.
31^2-d8: Attached garagea and breezeways shall be considered as part of the dwellingsand setback lines shall be the same as for dwellings. tJnattached aecessorybuildings shall comply with Section 3t1A4 of this Zoning Resolution.
gA^_pg; Qn eorner lots the side yard ^zdjacent to the side raad shali be nat less thantwenty-five {25} feet in width. Unattached accessory buildings on a earner lotshall not be located in the side yard adjacent ta the side stxeet.
^,A2_fp; Entrance steps, porticos and eaves of three {3} feet or less projection mayextend into fiont, sides and xear yards. Porches, xoofed terraces and otherbuilding projeetians shall not extend beyond the set back linas.
3A2-11: On any corner lot thert^ shall be no planting, fence, building or othervbstruetian to vision more than three (3) feet higher than road level within atwenty-five (25) fovt radius a£ the intersectian of the paved or improved road
edg©.
^A^_^2: Within each residential lot for each residential unit shall be provided a spaceof nat less than two hundred (200} square feet for the parking vf one (1}automobile. Such space shall be lacated no closer than twenty (20} feet to thepaved or improved road edge and no claser than fi£teen (1^) feet to the side
or rear lot line.
3A2..I3; Public sewer and water facilities shall be provided for all dwelling unitswhere reciuired by the rules, regulations, statutes, and requirements of tliestate or local health authority having jurisdictian over such matters.
SA3 Some Uses I4Tat Permitted in R.-1 District
3Ag_pi; Yards far storage of scrap or used rr^aterials, junk yards, ar automobilegraveyards are not perinitted. On any lot or unit of pxaperty, the starage inthe apen of unlicenaed mator vehiclas shall be lin^ited to not more than one{i). Storage in the open of a largar number of unlicensed motar vehicles ispermitted only in M-3 Districts in this township and shall be expresslyprohibited in all other districts, Unlicensed motor vehicles, including tractorsand farm ianplements, tWhioh are used for agricultural purposes as defined by
the laws of C?hia, are exeu^pt fram this paragraph. Recreational vehicles andboats (including baat trailers) are inCluded in the definitian of "motor
vehieles" and they may not be stored closer than fifteen feet (1^') to any
property line, evcn if licensed.
g^,3_0^; Reductian or incineration of garbage, materials, debris, affal or dead animals.
3A3-Q3c Storage in the apen far rnore than thirty (30) daya of materials, debris, toolslarger than hand tools, containers, ar equipment thnt is incompatible withthe normal residential use of property is not permittad, except duxiztg theconstruction of buildings or facilities, and except for pgrmitted agricultural
purposes.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF OHIOCASE NO. 2012-0369
ORIGINAL ACTION IN MANDAMUS
IN THE CASE OF:
^ STATE OF OHIO, ex NeL SCOTT DUNLAP,
Relator
v.
KELLY SARKO - VIOLET TOWNSHIP ZONING INSPECTOR, ET AL.,
Respondents.
AFFIDAVIT OF MICHAEL J. O'REILLY, ESQ.
STATE OF OHIO •
SS •
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD .
I, Michael J. O'Reilly, of sound mind, legal age, and competence, hereby attest to the
following facts involving the above captioned case for the purpose of making this affidavit, on
this 1 St day of November, 2012.
1. I was counsel for Relator, Scott Dunlap, when he directed me to make the written public
records request, the text of which is embodied in the "cc" email to Scott Dunlap, that is
attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit 2.
2. Exhibit 2 is a true and accurate reinstatement of the public records request I transmitted
to Kelly Sarko by courier on November 18, 2010.
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3. Exhibit 3, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, is a true and accurate copy of
the November 24, 20101etter which was delivered to me by William L. Loveland on or
about November 24, 2010.
4. Exhibit 25, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, is a true and accurate copy
of the alleged "record making notation of a lawful non-conforming use at this property"
which was delivered to me with Mr. Loveland's letter on November 24, 2010 in response
to Relator's November 18, 2010 public records request.
5. Exhibit 26, which is, attached hereto and made a part hereof, is to the best of my
recollection after refreshing my memory, a true and accurate copy of the "anonymous
9Y 6Lcomplaint letter the township received regarding the use of the subject property as9) GC
March."
6 which is incorporated herein by reference having been already filed in this, 6. Exhibrt 19 ,
- matter, is to the best of my recollection a copy of the "not dated" zoning map in
" istence when Bill Yaple, now the Township Administrator, became the townshipex
zoning inspector ***[t]hat occurred in January of 1997" and provided to me by Mr.
Loveland on November 24, 2010 in response to Relator's November 18, 2010 public
records request.
xhibit 197, which is incorporated herein by reference having been already filed in this7. E
matter, is t© the best of my recollection a copy of the "Nonconforming Property Owner's
Map" "dated December 31, 1997" provided to me by Mr. Loveland on November 24,
2010 in response to Relator's November 18, 2010 public records request.
8. To the best of my recollection after refreshing my memory, only exhibits 3, 25, 26,196,
and 197 were provided to me on November 24, 2010 by Mr. Loveland.
9. I have personal knowledge, supported where noted by refreshment of my recollection by
reviewing my files, of the facts set forth in this affidavit, the exhibits hereto attached, and
the exhibits incorporated herein by reference which are already in evidence in this matter.
FURTHER AFFIANT SAYETH NOT.
Subscribed and sworn to this lst day of November, 2012.
Commission is For Life
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Pvatary Public
State af Qhio
Co nmission has no expfratlondat®
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M►chaei J OReHiy [oreittytawohio(^yahov.com]I^rom: Thursday. November 18, ^Q1U 1.52 PMSent: ^tt fluntapT°: ponnaflc. Revisecf Letter - Scx^tt please call Donna direct i# 4K ar Want ChangesSubject:
November 18, 2UlU
Hand i r
Kelly S^arlfoZaning InspectorVivlet Township1297p Rustic Drive NWFickerington. Ohio 43247
Re: Dunlap Shooting Range Business on basil-'Western Rd.
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Dear Ms. Sarko:
e^half of a ciient, l am hereby making a request under Ohrds and otherr ecords, of o rpertahn ng t4an b llcati4ns, hearing recaQpen Records Act, for copies of any app ^n variances, conditi©nal use permits, changes in xflning districts, administrative waivers, complaints ya^' e and correspondence between your Department and Terry^eighbors about uses mad+^ of prop x'tY. Ter Dunia on theDunla and/ar Carole Durilap regarding a shooting range business conducted by rY p
PDunla ro erties on and near Basii-Western Road.^^^ a^dr^^ Ce^ ^ d ^^sda be within a reasonablewilling to pay the reasonable cost of copying dvcumtime, which in this case we suggest would be r^©t later than l^ovember Z$. 207-U.
lease take note that on the firearms target practice and training facility business custatnersln addition, p arenti rivate individuals. 1 am
inelude a^vt anly lacal peace of^f'icers or police departments bu ^lass ^pa e offer d at this site. As yau may
advised of the circulation of flyers statin^ that concealed ca^rya Se ternber, Z4^.4 heaa^ing for a variance regard'eng a nearby parcel, the noise arid traffic
recali frorn Fthis endeavor is considered to be a disturbance bY To^s '^n ^ning Code s the shonting rangefromhereby inqniring for clients, ^under'^hat provisions of e
wed, iE it is in fact allowed? Tc^ the extent su+rh a^ined 11To the eu^tent a pr or non-ca fc^rminguse a}lopermit, please advise whether such a p"errntheause please discuss what the Tawnship`s files containuse is asserted as the basis for allowing
nstrate ihe use predated ^oning and has be+^n carrieod ^on orming If yo^ould respond thisto demaanalysis that are Perdnnnt ta the canclusion the use is pr<or n reciate itinquiry in the same time period ^ ►s vur request for dacuments 1 would app
Very truly yours,
Michael J. O'Reilly
Michael J. t^°Reilfy
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A few years ago: you told rne i was using my home fnr a business, which you ssid wasnot allowed in Vialet Tnwuship. I sta^ped the 6usiness. ^tew I find t^ut ona of youre^lect^d Trustees is also xuaning a 6usiness at 7IS5 Baslt West,ern RQad. ^Te has ashooting xange for poI"ice o^"ux^rs and people paping to get a paxzoit ta carYy a lutndgun.
'^his scc^m^s oppos°ste of what Y wss totd. Do el+^ted. affic`rals c^a^t havs ta play by the samerules? Tltis seams wxo^ag and mayb^a unathiQe^l. Does he pey tax^s on tliis busiuiess^`Daes ^ lsave insucanc^c?
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