Tree of Life is now the owner of Time Warner/AOL site

Tree of Life Christian Ministries is now the owner of the 16-acre property on Arlington Centre Boulevard. more...

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Tree of Life Appeals Council Decision to Environmental Court

Tree of Life Christian Schools appealed the decision of city council that denied a conditional use permit to open a school in the former CompuServe facility on Henderson Road.

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More Development News

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Areas Of Focus

 

Seven districts have been identified by the City as zones where commercial activity is most likely to be encouraged and rewarded. However, redevelopment efforts are not limited to these ares.

  • Henderson Road Corridor:  approximately 50 acres straddling Reed Road, south of Henderson Road; 37 acres located west of Reed Road
    Focus: Regional office corridor, with supporting mix of uses.
     
  • The Kingsdale Triangle: Approximately 38 acres bounded by Northwest Boulevard, Tremont Road, and Zollinger Road.
    Focus: Town Center with a mixture of uses: office; retail; residential; and civic.
     
  • Lane Avenue Corridor: approximately 33 acres on both sides of Lane Avenue from North Star to Northwest Boulevard.
    Focus: Mixed-use corridor with office emphasis and improved streetscape and gateway.
     
  • Mallway: area bounded by Arlington Avenue, Guilford, Coventry, and Waltham Roads.
    Focus: Neighborhood center with retail, office, and civic uses.
     
  • Northwest Boulevard: 13 acres along Northwest Boulevard from Zollinger Road to Ridgeview Road.
    Focus: Mixed-use corridor with retail, office and residential.
     
  • Southeast Arlington: 29 acres focused on the multi-family area in the vicinity of North Star and Waltham roads and Northwest Boulevard.
    Focus: Maintain existing character and land use.
     
  • Tremont: 7-acre commercial center, as well as consideration of the 18-acre multi-family area directly north of the center.
    Focus: Neighborhood center with retail, office and residential.
     
  • U.S. 33:  commercial pockets along U.S. Rt. 33 with an emphasis on the concentrations at Fishinger and Trabue roads.
    Focus: Improve design character, especially key intersections.

       For more information on the City's Areas of Focus, visit the Upper Arlington Master Plan. Click here >

 

 

 


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