Major Change — removal of open-space restriction, Lot 199, The Oaks (MJC 26-10)
Huber Heights
Description
A request to lift the green-space restriction on a vacant 0.3-acre HOA lot so the adjacent homeowner can buy it and build a garage-sized shed. The commission's approval is a recommendation; City Council has the final say.
Impact summary
Frees the HOA from a $4,000-a-year maintenance burden on a lot nobody uses, just 300 feet from an upgraded Cottonwood Park.
Applicant
- Name
- Greg Hoskins
- Address
- 3020 Burr Oak DriveSee this on the map
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 1
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · City Council
Last discussed May 14, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council Meeting — May 14, 2026
A major change to the basic development plan removing the open-space and no-structure restriction from a 0.3-acre vacant lot so the adjacent homeowner can use it; any future structure still needs Planning Commission site plan review.
Council Work Session — May 5, 2026
A request to remove the open space restriction on a never-developed lot in the Oaks of Huber Heights so the HOA can sell it to the neighboring applicant, who wants to build a structure there. The Planning Commission unanimously approved it; a public hearing is set for Thursday.
Planning Commission — April 14, 2026
A request to lift the green-space restriction on a vacant 0.3-acre HOA lot so the adjacent homeowner can buy it and build a garage-sized shed. The commission's approval is a recommendation; City Council has the final say.
Related issues (1)
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