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Ordinance 26-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 26-94
BY : 1-Y-8n-1,Ornf,rlj
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS IV AND V OF ORDINANCE NO. 2-89,
WHEREAS, errors were made in setting forth the classification of several parcels in
WHEREAS;the correct classification of those parceIs is necessary for the public welfare and
Section I: Section IV of Ordinance No. 2-89 is hereby amended by the deletion of parcel
number, owner, and acres as follows:
William &Dorothy Lavender
Section 11: Section V of Ordinance No. 2-89 is hereby amended by the addition of parcel
Section 111: The changes to Ordinance No. 2-89 set forth in Sections 1, and 11 above, are
hereby made for corrective purposes only, and are not to be construed to
Section IV: This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force upon the earliest date
C A- 1'13_i M. ) Clerk of Council /
Approved a o Form: LawAlday
of Aplust- 1994.
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Ordinance 25-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 25-94
BY: LrshaD k .
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To provide for Operating Expenditures in the General Fund, during the
Structural Repairs to
Survey at 118 S. Main Street
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Approvedtrm:
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LawKe)c#tor
day of Au us+
Ordinance 24-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 24-94
BY: *d. r-e1,<( AN RDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF GRANVILLE, OHIO, APPROVING THE
TRANSFER OF CONTROL OF TIMES MIRROR CABLE TELEVISION OF LICKING
COUNTY, INC.,F R('ANCHISEEF')ROM THE TIMES MIRROR COMPANY TO
COX CABLE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
WHEREAS, the Village of Granville has entered into a franchise agreement with the
Franchisee for the provision of cable television services in the Village, and:
WHEREAS, the franchise agreement provides the Franchisee must obtain the prior consent
of the Village Council to the transfer of control of the franchisee, and;
WHEREAS, Franchisee's ultimate controlling entity, The Times Mirror Company, has
announced its plan pursuant to an Agreement and Plan of Merger by and among The Times Mirror
CompanyT (im' es Mirror"N)e,w TMC Inc.C, ox Cable Communications, Inc. C(ox's Cable"a)n,d
Cox Enterprises, Inc.,dated June 5, 1994, to transfer its non-cable related assets to New TMC Inc.,
following which Times Mirror (then holding only its remaining cable assets)will merge into Cox
Cable, a public company, which will become the owner of the stock of Franchisee' and;
WHEREAS, on the closing date of the above-described merger transaction, approximately
twenty percent 2( 0%of t)he shares of Cox Cable will be transferred to Times Mirror's public
stockholders and the remaining shares of Cox Cable will be owned by Cox Enterprises, Inc.,or one of its wholly owned subsidiaries, and;
WHEREAS, the Franchise will remain the same entity following the merger, but will be controlled, directly or through a subsidiary, by Cox Cable and will be ultimately controlled by Cox Cable's controlling entity, Cox Enterprises, Inc. and:
WHEREAS, after evaluating the proposed transaction described above, the Village has determined that it is in the best interest of the Village and the residents thereof to approve the transfer of control of the Franchise form Times Mirror to Cox Cable.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Village Council of the Village of Granville that:
That the transfer of control of the Franchisee from Times mirror to Cox
cable be approved.
That the Village hereby affirms that, as of the date of this Ordinance, its
franchise agreement with the Franchisee is valid and remains in full force and effect.
Section 111: This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force upon the earliest date allowed by law.
Passed this / day of
C LAz;k- .9(.y /,k- ££P Clerk of Council /
kppr3oN /«»/ 01,«1'
Law Dir ctor
Auqus + 1994
Ordinance 23-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 23-94
BY: 0 usl-e-Q_Q
AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT CHAPTER 1193 OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF GRANVILLE, OHIO, ESTABLISHING TREE AND
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Village of Granville, Ohio, that
Chapter 1193 is hereby added to the Granville Codified Ordinances to
Applicable Lands.
Standards for Trees
Located on New
Tree &Landscape
Trees, Shrubs &Maintenance -CHPT. 909
Plan Application and
The purpose of landscaping regulations is to health, promote and protect the public safety and welfare through the preservation and protection of the environment by recognizing the vital importance of tree and plant growth in the ecological system. It is further the purpose of this chapter to promote the preservation of trees and the replacement of major trees removed in the course of land development, to promote the proper utilization of landscaping as a buffer between certain land uses, to improve and maintain the appearance and safety and to protect, preserve and promote the aesthetic appeal, character and value of the Village of Granville.
Large tree"means any tree species which normally attains a fullg-rown height equal to or greater than fifty (50)feet.
Medium tree"means any tree species which normally attains a fullg-rown height of between thirty (30)and fifty (50)feet.
Small tree"means tree species which normally attains a fullg-rown height of under thirty (30)feet.
Ons-ite landscaping"means the use of landscape materials within the innermost boundaries of the property.
e) T "reelawn"means the area either between the edge of the street
pavemenUcurb and the edge of the sidewalk or the area from the
edge of the street pavemenUcurb to the right-of-way line.
a) No zoning certificate shall be issued for any new site development or
redevelopment, otherwise permitted under Chapters 1163, 1167, 1169, 1171 or
1175, unless the landscaping provisions for such development as required in
this chapter are met.
b) New Site Developments.
Subdivision and development plans shall be designed to preserve natural
vegetation areas as much as possible. Streets, parcels, structures and parking
areas shall be laid out to minimize the destruction of wooded areas or
outstanding tree specimens. Developers of land are encouraged to designate
wooded areas as park reserves.
c) Existing Structures.
No building, structure, or vehicular use area shall be constructed or
expanded unless the minimum landscaping required by the provisions of this
d) Expansions and/or additions to an existing single-family residential structure
Subdividers or developers shall plant trees along public streets bordering
and within their development in such a manner, type, quantity and location as
determined by the Planning Commission. Any undeveloped street or existing
street with undeveloped frontage shall conform to the following requirements at
the time of the development:
a) The maximum spacing between trees shall be fifty (50)feet for large
trees, forty (40)feet for medium trees, and thirty (30)feet for small trees;
b) The treelawns and tree sizes will match as follows:
4-6' Small
6-8' Medium
8' or more Large
c) The tree location shall be at least fifty (50)feet from street
intersections and ten (10)feet from fire hydrants or utility poles;
d) 1) Developers shall be required to maintain trees for one (1)
year after the trees are planted. Should any tree require
replacement during this one (1)year period the replacement period
shall start at the date of replacement. Except as provided herein,
the replacement period shall not extend beyond two (2)years from the original planting date.
2)Upon completion of a street tree planting, the developer shall
contact the Zoning Inspector for a preliminary inspection. The
replacement period shall begin after the approval of the Zoning Inspector.
3)The developer shall contact the Zoning Inspector for a final inspection to be made at the end of the replacement period.
All trees not exhibiting a healthy, vigorous growing condition, as determined by the Village's inspection, shall be replaced at the expense of the developer.
4) In the event that the conditions of any trees cannot be
ascertained due to the season of the year, the final inspection may,
in the discretion of the Zoning Inspector, be deferred until the
commencement of the next growing season.
e) The minimum trunk caliper measured at twenty-four (24)inches above
the ground for all street trees shall be no less than one and three-quarter
1 3/4)inches.
1193.05 MINIMUM LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS FOR VEHICULAR USE AREAS.
This section sets forth the minimum requirements that shall be met regarding the
landscaping for vehicular use areas.
a) Landscaping at Parking and Service Areas.
Any open parking area of more than four thousand (4,000)square feet in
area and/ or at least twelve (12)vehicular parking spaces shall be required to
have on site landscaping that may be in the form of islands or peninsulas.
On-site landscaping shall encompass at least five (5)percent of the total area of
the parking lot. The preservation of existing plants is encouraged and will be
included in the consideration as to whether minimum landscape requirements
b) Minimum Tree Plantings.
A minimum of one (1) large tree per three thousand (3,000)square feet of
ground coverage by structures and vehicular use areas is required.
c)Vehicle Overhang.
Parked vehicles may not extend into the border of any landscape area.
Curbs or wheel stops shall be provided to insure no overhang.
d) Landscaping for Service Structures.
Service structures shall be screened. For the purpose of this chapter,
service structures"includes but not limited to loading docks, waste collection
units, utility vaults which extend above the surface and other equipment
providing service to a building or a site. Structures may be grouped together;
however, screening height shall be one (1)foot more than the tallest of the structures.
e) Location of Screening.
A continuous hedge planting, fence, wall or earth mound must enclose
any service structure on all sides. Any service structure which must be daily
moved or serviced will require screening on all but one (1) side. The height of
the screening material shall be one foot more than the height of the structure,
but shall not be required to exceed ten (10)feet in height. Whenever a service
structure is located next to a building wall, or vehicular use area, walls screening material or may fulfill the screening requirement for that side of the
service structure if that wall or screening material is of an average height
sufficient to meet the height requirement set out in this chapter. Whenever
service structures are screened by plant material, such materials may apply to
the fulfillment of required landscaping. The type of screening or combination of
screening types is subject to Planning Commission review and approval
1193.06 TREE PLANTING REQUIREMENTS.
A minimum of two trees (one on each
side of the roadway)shall be provided for
every fifty (50)linear feet of roadway.
Village Business,
Planned Commercial,
Suburban Business District,
Planned Industrial,
Community Service District.
In addition to the requirements of Section
1193.05 hereof for vehicular use areas,
the following shall apply: there shall be
landscaped areas equal to twenty (20)
square feet for every one thousand
1, 000)square feet of building ground
coverage area, or fraction thereof. Such
landscaped areas shall contain trees,
planting beds, hedges, fences, walls,
earth mounds, benches or other materials
designed and located in a manner
complementary to the overall architecture
1193.07 LANDSCAPE MATERIALS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT.
a) The proposed landscape materials should complement the existing trees
b) Artificial plants are prohibited.
c) The amount of shade or sun should be considered in selecting plant
d) Plants, planting and maintenance shall conform to the standards of the
American Association of Nurserymen (ANN),American Standard for Nursery
Stock, 1990 edition, ANN PublicationA #24-0240, 1250 1 Street NW, Suite 500,
e) Plant material which does not survive shall be replaced by the owner within
twelve (12)months after the material dies. Replacement of plants shall be of the
same size, genus and species as originally planted.
1193.08 PLAN APPLICATION AND APPROVAL.
Whenever any property is affected by these landscape requirements, the
property owner or developer shall prepare a landscape plan for review and approval.
Such plans shall follow the same application requirements for site plans and shall
contain, all existing and proposed trees and landscape materials, including botanical
names, common names, planting size, on center planting dimensions where applicable,
and quantities for all plants used.
The Planning Commission shall, prior to its consideration of a landscape plan,
forward a copy of the plan along with any other information provided by the developer
to the Tree and Landscape Commission for its review and recommendation. Upon
receipt of the recommendation and/ or comment from the Tree and Landscape
Commission the Planning Commission shall begin its review.
In the event, recommendation is not received within thirty (30)days after the
transmittal of the plan to the Tree and Landscape Commission, the Planning
Commission may proceed in accordance with these regulations.
Section 11: This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force upon the earliest date permitted by law.
Passed this /' day of Au
o;+ 1994.
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Law grrector
Ordinance 20-1994
ORDINANCE NO.20-94
BY: re,f15 AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE THE COVENANT AGREEMENT FOR PHASE IV OF
BRYN DU WOODS/ THE COLONY AT BRYN DU.
known as Bryn Du Phase IV/ the Colony at Bryn Du, requesting approval of the Development
Plan for land therein, and;
public hearing conducted in accordance with Sections 1171.04 (a) 1()through 5( )of the
Granville Codified Ordinances on December 6, 1993, recommended to this Council, on
December 20, 1993, that said application be approved, and;
at its January 5, 1994, regular Council meeting, and conducted public hearings on said
application on January 19, 1994, in accordance with Sections 1171. 04 (5 and (6),and;
WHEREAS, the Development Pan and Preliminary Plat for Phase IV of Bryn Du
Woods/ The Colony at Bryn Du was approved by Ordinance No. 1-94 on January 19, 1994,
WHEREAS, the covenants to the construction of this Planned Unit Development, in
accordance with Village subdivision regulations, are hereupon agreed and make a part
hereupon agreed and made a part of the Bryn Du Woods /The Colony at Bryn Du
Section I: That the accompanying covenant agreement applying to the area encompassed
in the Bryn Du Woods Phase IV/ the Colony at Bryn Du Development Plan
hereto attached and marked Exhibit "A",be and is hereby made a part of this
Section 11: That the Covenant Agreement for Bryn Du Woods Phase IV/ the Colony at Bryn
Du Development Plan as recommended by the Planning Commission, be and
Section IV: That this ordinance shall take effect upon the earliest date permitted by law.
Passed this 3
d ILLgT: YP) J& Clerk of Council
NUU2 i L/ : # -
a- ..1 .-
day of Augu +1994.
UJZr.@i Mayor
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Unless the context otherwise speci fies or requires, as used in this deed the following terms
§ 1. 01 Association: means BRYN DU WOODS ASSOCIATION, INC.,a non-profit Ohio
§ 1.03 Bryn Du Woods: shall mean the residential community being developed and to be
and extensions thereof, including, but not limited to, garages, porches, canopies, shelters and
§ 1.05 Common Property: shall mean those areas of the Properly designated as such
pursuant to the provisions of §3.01 of these Protective Covenants and all buildings and
improvements now or hereafter situated thereon.
§ 1.06 Developer: shall mean the Grantor, Granville Golf Course Company, during such
periods as the Grantor is the record holder of the fee simple title to any part of the Property and shall
mean the Association at all other times.
§ 1.07 Front:shall mean the side facing the street.
§ 1.08 Improvements: shall mean and include, without limitation, buildings, outbuildings,
roads, driveways, parking areas, fences, retaining walls, swimming pools, screening
walls, ornamentation, signs, stairs, decks, hedges, wind-breaks, plantings, planted trees and
shrubs, poles and all other structures and landscaping, and each of the foregoing shall constitute an
§ 1.09 Lot: shall mean a part of the Property which constitutes a single parcel for
purposes of real estate taxation or two or more of such parcels which are contiguous, are commonly
owned and collectively constitute a single residential building site.
§ 1. 10 Owner:shall mean the holder or holders of record of the fee simple title to a Lot.
§ 1. 11 Property: shall mean and include the following:
1) At the time of the execution hereof, the term "Property"shall mean the real
property described in this deed and all presently existing Improvements built, installed or
erected thereon;
2) From and after the building, Installation orerection of each Improvement upon
the real property described in this deed, the term "Property"shall also Include each such
each additional parcel of land referred to in subparagraph (3)above, the term " Property"
§ 1. 12 Resident:shall mean and includeeach person lawfully residing on any Lotandthe
Article 2 - Association Purposes and Membership,
to real property for the common use, benefit orenjoyment of its members, whether or not the same
convenience, comfort and enjoyment of the Owners and Residents; to provide for the acquisition,
construction, management, maintenance and care of "Association property", as said term is
defined in present Sec. 528 of the United States Internal Revenue Code or may hereafter be defined
in any amendment or replacement of said section; and, in carrying out the foregoing provisions to
purchase, lease, exchange, acquire, own, hold, mortgage, pledge, hypothecate, borrow money upon,
sell, dedicate to public use and otherwise deal in and with real and personal property of every kind,
character and description, and any and all estates and interests therein and otherwise to do all
things permitted by law.
§2.02 Members: The members of the Association shall be each person, firm or
corporation who becomes an Owner. Each member shall be entitled to one vote on each matter
properly submitted to the members for their vote, consent, waiver, release or other action for each
Lot owned by such member. If, however, one Lot is owned by two or more members, such members
collectively shall have but one vote for such Lot.
§2.03 Fees and Dues:The Board shall determine what fees and dues shall be paid by the
members, the amounts thereof and when the same shall be due and payable, but all such fees and
dues shall be apportioned equally on a per Lot basis among all members. All such fees and dues
shall be used by the Association, without profit, solely in carrying out its purposes set forth herein
and in its Articles of Incorporation and shall not exceed the Maximum Amount per Lot per calendar
year unless the same shall have been approved by members entitled to exercise not less than a
majority of the total voting power of the members. The "Maximum Amount"for each calendaryear,
as used herein, shall mean the greater of One Hundred Dollars 1(0$0)ora sum of money having, as of
January of that calendar year, a purchasing power equal to One Hundred Dollars 1($00) as of
January, 1987, which sum shall be determined by Increasing or decreasing One Hundred Dollars
100)by the same percentage by which the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (All-
Items, U.S. City Average)published by Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United States Department of
Labor for January of such year has increased ordecreased in comparison with such Index (using the
same reference base) for January, 1987. If publication of such Index is discontinued or if the
reference bases are so changed that such Index no longer fairly represents changes in consumer prices from those as of January, 1987, adjustments in the Maximum Amount for any calendar year shall be made in accordance with such other index as will fairly reflect such changes, 1
§ 2.04 Personal Liability and Lien. Such fees and dues as become due and payable by a
and, in addition, shall be a charge upon the Lot or Lots owned by such member, and the Association
be recorded among the records of the Recorder of Licking County, Ohio. No part of the Property shall
§3.02 Use of Common Property: Each Owner shall have a right and easement of use and
en'joyment in the Common Property in common with the other Owners. Such right and easement
discretion, so directs. All such rights, easements and privileges in this §3.02 set forth, however,shall
foruse bychurches, school boards, other community and civic organizations, and the community at
the community at large. Such admissionand other fees mustbeuni form withineachsuchclass, but
powerand authority to suspend the right of any Owner(and the privilege of each Resident claiming
by such Owner, or in connection with the enforcement of any condition, covenant, restriction agreement imposed by this deed, of or any rules or regulations relating to the use of such facilities In
agreement, rule or regulation relating to the use of any portion of the Property,
authority to convey or dedicate any property or an easement or right of way over any property
meeting (annual or special) called. for such purpose.
Article 4 - Administration and Approval Requirements
and will hereafter maintain and preserve speci fic architectural guidelines and standards tocarry out
with respect to all or any portion of the Property shall hereafter be referred to as the "Bryn Du Woods
Design Standards". In establishing the Bryn Du Woods Design Standards, the Developer has
However, white is permitted.
§4.02 Developer's Actions:The Developer will exercise its best judgment to see that all
elevation, landscaping and tree removal. The actions of the Developer, through its approval or
disapproval of plans, specifications and other information submitted pursuant hereto, shall be
conclusive and binding on all interested parties.
§4.03 Requirement of Approval: No improvement, change, construction, addition,
excavation, landscaping, tree removal, or other work or action which in any way alters the exterior
appearance of any part of the Property from its natural or improved state shall be commenced or
continued until and unless plans and specifications for the same shall have been approved in
writing by the Developer. Approval shall be requested bysubmission to the Developer of such plans
and specifications, in duplicate, showing the following:
b) All Buildings, and other Improvements, access drives, and other improved areas, and
the locations thereof on the site;
c) All landscaping, includingexisting and proposed treelocationsandplantingareas (and
specie thereof),mail boxes, and exterior ornamentation;
d) Plans for all floors, cross sections and elevations, including projections and wingwalls;
e) Exterior lighting plans;
g) Patios, decks, pools, and porches;
h) Signs and parking areas;
j) Such other information, data, and drawings as may be reasonably requested by the
§ 4.04 Governmental Regulations: Each part of the Property is subject to all present and
the State of Ohio, Licking County, the Village of Granville, and anyotherpolitical subdivision having
§4.05 Basis of Approval: Approval shall be based, among other things, upon conformity
and harmony of the proposed Improvements with other Improvements in Bryn Du Woods; the effect
the same have been delivered to the Developer either personally or by certified mall, It shall be
§ 4.07 Liability Relating to Approvals: Neither the Grantor nor the Association norany of
their respective officers, directors, trustees, agents, employees, shareholders or members shall be
liable to anyone by reason of mistakes in judgment, negligence or nonfeasance arising out of or in
connection with the approval or disapproval or failure to approve plans and specifications. Each
person or entity who submits plans and specifications to the Developeragrees, by the submission of
such plans and specifications, that he or it will not bring any action or suit against the Grantor, the
Association or any of their respective officers, directors, trustees, agents, employees, shareholders
or members fordamages resulting from any such mistake in judgment, negligence or nonfeasance.
§4.08 Requirement of Completion; Notice of Completion; Non-Compliance or Non·
Completion:An Owner shall cause any Improvement in or to the Property to be diligently pursued to
completion within twelve months of the commencement of construction. Upon the completion of
any Improvement, the person or entity who completed the same may file with the Developer a notice
of completion and compliance which shall give rise to a concluslve presumption In favor of such
person or entity and any Owner of the part of the Property on which the Improvement is located and
any encumbrancer acting in good faith and for value that said Improvement is completed and in
compliance with all provisions of this Article 4 and the construction requirements of Article 5,
unless within thirty (30)days of said filing the Developer gives actual notice of non-compliance or
non-completion. Notice of non-compliance or non-completion will be considered to be delivered
when it is posted on or about the Improvement in question. In the event any Improvement in the
Property is, by virtue of this §4.08, conclusively presumed to be completed and in compliance with
all provisions of this Article 4 and the construction requirements of Article 5, such person or entity
and any such Owner and any such encumbrancer may at any time request In writing that the
Developer issue a certificate certifying that said Improvement is completed and in compliance with
all provisions of this Article 4 and the construction requirements of Article 5,which certificate shall
be issued by the Developer within fifteen (15)days of its receipt of written request therefor, and which certificate shall be conclusive evidence that said Improvement is completed and In
compliance with all provisions of this Article 4 and the construction requirements of Article 5.
Article 5 · Land Use
§5.01 Restrictions as to Use of Lots and Size, Height and Location of Buildings:, Reserve
Each one-story dwelling house shall have a minimum living floorarea of 2,500 square feet.
ground floor of 1, 500 square feet. Each two-story dwelling house shall have a minimum living floor
living floor area of less than 2,500 square feet. In computing floor areas, basements; attics, garages,
No Building may be constructed on the Property having a height greater than thirty-five (35)
feet measured from the finish grade of the Property at the main entrance of the Building tothe ridge
thbreto set forth on the recorded subdivision plat containing each Lot. No Building shall be
constructed, placed or maintained on any Lot nearer than ten (10)feet to any perimeter boundary line
§5.02 Temporary Improvements: No temporary building or structures shall be permitted
same. All such trailers, temporary buildings, barricades and the like shall be removed not laterthan
fourteen (14)days afterthe date of completion of the Building(s)for which the same were permitted,
§5.03 Antennas: No antenna for transmission or reception of television signals or any
other form of electromagnetic radiation shall beerected, used ormaintained on the Property outside
any Building, whetherattached toan Improvementorotherwise, without thepriorwritten approval of
§5.04 Utility Service: No lines, wires or other devices for communication purposes,
including telephone, televisions, data and radio signals, or for transmission of electric current or
energy, shall be constructed, placed or maintained anywhere in or upon the Property unless the
same shall be in or by conduits or cables constructed, placed and maintained underground or
concealed in, under or on Buildings, or other approved Improvements; provided, above ground
electrical transformers and otherequipment may be permitted if properly screened and approved by
the Developer. In addition, all gas, water, sewer, oil and other pipes for gas or liquid transmission
shall also be placed underground or within or other Buildings. Nothing herein shall be deemed to
forbid the erection and use of temporary power or telephone services incident to the construction of
approved Improvements. All service entries and conduits shall be painted to blend with the Building
they serve. No window air-conditioners shall face any street or the Golf Course. All air-conditioning
condensers and other mechanical equipment shall be permanently screened from any street,
neighboring properties and the Golf Course.
§ 5.05 Site Placement:All Buildings and other Improvements shall be placed so that the
existing topographyand landscapeshall bedisturbed as littleas possible, andsothatthemaximum
number of desirable trees and other natural features will be preserved. Trees in natural areas shall
be protected by a temporary fence during construction. Retaining walls, mounding, and stepping of
a two-car covered and enclosed garage, plus additional off-street parking for at least two cars, As
Buildings on the Lot, orshall be concealed by sufficient landscaping to provide a permanentscreen
equipmentshall be stored on the Prbperty except insideaclosed Building, orbehind a visual barrier
Lot nearer than five feet to any perimeter boundary line that is not coincident with a street right-ofway
§ 5.09 Storage Tanks: No storage tanks, including, but not limited to, those used for
storage of water, gasoline, oil, other liquids orany gas, shall be permitted on the Property outside a
Building except as approved by the Developer.
shall atall times be maintained inaneat and orderlymanner. Noclotheslines or other outside drying
exteriors of Buildings. Exteriorcolors shall be harmonious and compatible withcolors of the natural
surroundings and other adjacent Buildings. However, white is permitted. Roofs shall have a
minimum pitch of six/twelve. Roof coverings shall be of approved twenty-five year asphalt shingles,
wood, metal, slate or tile. White roofs are prohibited. Gutters (except copper),fascias and rake
boards shall be stained or painted to blend with the roof. Downspouts (except copper)shall be
painted to blend with the Building's exterior colors. Roof ends, fans, vents and flashing (except
copper)shall be painted to match the roof. All sides of a building shall be detailed and finished in a
similar fashion and no more than three materials shall converge at any point on a Building. If a
material is not used on the front of the building in a significant quantity, ( as determined by the
developer)then It cannot be used on the other sides of the building. All window frames shall be of
wood or wood clad and all four sides the same. Awnings shall not be used unless they are cloth type
and blend with the Building's exterior colors. Aluminum storm and screen doors may be used only if
their finish blends with the Building's exterior colors. Aluminum and vinyl siding are prohibited.
Garage doors shall blend with the Building of which they are a part, of one color and be of wood or
wood-based material. Artificial stone may not be used except on chimneys. All chimneys must be
faced on the outside with stone, artificial stone, thin brick or brick. Stucco must blend with natural
earth colors and shall not be applied to more than forty percent 4( 0%of )the exterior surface of the
structure. Above ground portable pools shall not be installed. Inground swimming pools shall be
visually screened from all foursides of the Lot and the location shall be approved by the Developer.
Basketball bankboards shall not face any street and shall be screened or painted to match the
Building's exterior colors. All outdoor lighting shall be positioned so as not to disturb neighboring
property owners. Open-bulbed lanterns with directglare may not be used. The Developer will specify
a standard design mall box, and no other visible mail box shall be placed or maintained on the Property.
§5.11 Outdoor Activities: Outdoor hobbies or activities tnat tend to detract from the
activities, shall not be permitted unless carried out orconducted as directed by the Developer.This
§5.12 Fences: Fences shall be built from stone, wood, brick or plantings and shall range
in height from a minimum of two feet (2')to a maximum of six feet (6'). Except for fences existing at
b) One sign at any one time carrying the legend "For Sale"or "For Lease";
Buildings, structures, appurtenances, screening, fences, parking areas, driveways, walks,
landscaping and other Improvements of whatever nature thereon shall be maintained at all times in
upon, and no odors shall be permitted to arise or be emltted from, any part of the Property so as to
render such part unsanitary or unsightly, offensive or detrimental to any other part of the Property or
the occupants thereof. No exterior lights, the principal beam of which shines upon portions of the
Property other than the Lot upon which they are located, or which otherwise cause unreasonable
interference with the use and enjoyment of any other part of the Property by the occupants thereof,
and no speakers, horns, whistles, bells or other sound devices, shall be located, used or placed on
the Property, except security devices used exclusively for security purposes which are activated
only in emergency situations or for testing thereof. During construction, each Owner of his or its
contractors shall at all times be responsible for keeping his or its Lot and adjoining premises free
from the accumulation of waste materials and rubbish, and shall keep streets and driveways clear of
mud caused by the construction operations. If any Lot is not being maintained as required,
Developer may give its Owner written notice of such fact, and if the Owner fails to comply with this
provision within fifteen (15)days after such written notice (or within a longer period of time If the
required work cannot reasonably be completed within fifteen (15)days and If the required work Is
commenced within said fifteen (15)day period and thereafter is continued with due diligence and
dispatch),Developer shall have the right to enter upon the Lot and perform the required
maintenance or repairs at the expense of the Owner. Developershall give written notice of the cost
of such maintenance or repairs to the Owner and such cost shall be reimbursed by the Owner to the
Developer within ten (10)days after the date of such notice.
of determining whether or not the provisions of these Prot&ctive Covenants are being complied with
§5.17 Mineral Exploration: The Property shall not be used in any manner to explore for,
§5.19 Vehicles, Trailers, Boats, Commercial Vehicles, or Motor Homes: No automobile
or motor driveh vehicle may be left upon the Property for a period longer than five (5)days in a
condition such that it is incapable of being operated upon the public highways. Aftersuch time, the
parked, stored or temporarily kept on the Property, except when stored wholly within Buildings, or
except when there temporarily to service existing Improvements or to be used In connection with the
domestic purposes only, and are not kept, bred or maintained for any commercial purpose. No more
than two dogs and two cats may be kept on any Lot or in any Building or combination of Buildings on
any Lot except when such dogs or cats in excess of such numbers are less than three months of
§5.21 Removal of Trees: In order that the natural beauty of the Property may be
preserved, no living tree having a caliper measurement or diameter of six (6)inches or more shall be
destroyed or removed from the Property unless approved by the Developer in connection with its
approval of the plans and specifications for the construction of Improvements on the Property or
otherwise with the prior express written consent of the Developer. In the event of a violation of this
paragraph, the Developer, and its representatives, may, at its option, cause any tree so removed or
destroyed to be replaced with another tree, and the Owner of the part of the Property from or on
which the tree was removed or destroyed shall reimburse the Developer forall expenses incurred by
it; provided, however, that with respect to the replacement of a tree there shall be no obligation of
reimbursement in any amount in excess of the expenses which would be incurred if the destroyed or
removed tree were replaced with a tree similar in type and size.
§5.22 Dralnage and Grading: No drainage ditches, cuts, swales, streams,
impoundments, ponds, or lakes; no mounds, knobs, dams, or hills; and no other physical
improvements or elements of the landscape or terrain which control or determine the location of
flow of surface water and drainage patterns may be destroyed, altered or modified by, or at the
direction or with the consent of any Owner, without the prior written consent of the Developer.In the
eventof any destruction, alteration ormodification made oroccurring withoutsuch priorconsentof
the Developer, the Developer and its representatives, shall have the right to enter upon the Property and any Lot to remedy or repair any such destruction, alteration, modification, or improvement
without being guilty of trespass and without liability to any Owner with respect to the same or the
proceeding, the unsuccessful party or parties shall pay the attorneys' fees of the prevailing party or
parties in such amount as may be fixed by the court. All remedies provided for herein orat law or in
§6.03 Failure to Enforce Not a Waiver of Rights: With the exception of a time limit for
action by the Developer contained in Article 4 above, failure of the Grantor, the Association, or any
Owner, to enforce any of these Protective Covenants shall in no way be deemed a waiver of the right
to do so thereafter or the right to enforce any other of these Protective Covenants.
Protective Covenants, an Owner is required to pay to the Grantor or the Association or for which an
Owner is required to reimburse the Grantororthe Association shall become due and payable tothe
Grantor or the Association immediately upon the receipt by such Owner of a statement therefor from
theentityentitled to paymentor reimbursement, shall bearinterest atthe highest lawful rate afterit
becomes due, shall constitute a personal obligation of such Owner and, in addition, shall be a
charge upon the part or parts of the Property owned by him, and the entity entitled to such payment
or reimbursement shall have a lien on such part or parts of the Property to secure payment or
reimbursement, subject only to the lien of public authority for taxes and assessments and the lien of
any first mortgage. The Grantor or the Association shall furnish to any Owner upon the request of
such Ownerand upon the payment of the expenses of the Grantor or the Association in connection
therewith such certificates of payment or nonpayment regarding payments or reimbursement to
which the Grantor or the Association Is entitled from such Owner or any predecessor In title
pursuant to these Protective Covenants, which certificates shall be signed by an officer of the entity
furnishing the sameand shall be in accordance with the facts. Suchcertificatesshall be conclusive
evidence of the facts recited therein, and all persons dealing with any part of the Property or any
interest therein may rely and act upon the same.
§6.05 Liability Relating to Enforcement: Neither the Grantor northe Association norany
of their respective officers, directors, trustees, agents, employees, shareholders or members shall
be liable to anyone by reason of mistake in judgment, negligence or nonfeasance arising out of any
act oractions to en force or any failure to enforce these Protective Covenants. Each person orentity
who accepts a conveyance of all or any part of the Property agrees, by acceptance of such
conveyance, that he or it will not bring any action orsuit against the Developer, the Association, or
any of their respective officers, directors, trustees, agents, employees, shareholders ormembers for
damages resulting from any such mistake in judgment, negligence or nonfeasance.
Article 7 - Additions to the Property
described in said deed to these Protective Covenants and the filing of said deed with the Recorderof
become a part of the Property and subject to all of the conditions, covenants, restrictions and
Article 8 · Period of Duration
These Protective Covenants, as the same maybeamended, modi fied, changed oradded to
hereof; and shall be automatically reinstated for a like period unless written objection is theretofore
condition and restriction contained herein whetheror not a reference to these Protective Covenants
easements to the Grantor or to the Association for the purpose of constructing utility lines over or
through the Property. The Grantor or the Association, as the case may be, shall present to each
subject to such Owner's approval, but which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Subject to
the aforesaid approval, each Owner agrees to execute all appropriate papers and documents to
accomplish the foregoing. If the exercise of any of the rights granted by any such easement results
in the damage, destruction or disturbance of any part of the Property, the person or entity exercising
such rights shall, at his or its sole expense, repair or restore the part of the Property damaged,
destroyed or disturbed to its condition immediately prior to such damage, destruction or
Article 11 · Rights of Mortgagee
All provisions of these Protective Covenants, including the provisions hereof respecting
liens and charges against the Property, shall be deemed subject and subordinate to the lien of all
recorded first mortgages and deeds on or for any part, parts or all of the Property securing a debt,
now or hereafter executed, and none of these Protective Covenants shall supersede or in any way
reduce the security or affect the validity of such lien or mortgage or deed to secure such debt;
provided, however, that if any part of said Property is sold or conveyed under a foreclosure or other
enforcement of any mortgage or under the provisions of any deed to secure debt, any grantee or
purchaser at such sale, and his heirs, personal representatives, successors and assigns, shall hold
any and all property so conveyed or purchased, subject to these Protective Covenants.
Article 12 · Mutuality
All restrictions, conditions and covenants contained herein are made for the direct mutual
and reciprocal benefit of the Grantor, the Association, and the Grantee and their respective
successors and assigns; these Protective Covenants shall create mutual equitable servitudes upon
each part of the Property In favor of each other part of the Property; these Protective Covenants shall
create reciprocal rights and obligations between the respective Owners of all parts of the Property
ar -'i ri·,it'y of contract and estate between all such Owners; and these Protective Covenants shall,
as to the Owner of any part of such Property, his heirs, personal representatives, successors and
Article 14 · Effect of Invalidation
Article 15 - Amendments, Modifications, Changes or Additions
for the execution of deeds and the filing for record of such instrument with the Recorder of Licking
Ordinance 18-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 18-94
BY: 121<tt-#
Municipal budget for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1994 and ending December 31, 1994, and;
Al-6-8-230
Ordinance No. 43-93, be amended by the Council, as recommended by the Manager, and is hereby adopted.
fiscal year ending December 31, 1994, the following appropriations hereby made in the General Fund: are
health, morals and welfare, and for the further reason that the need for expediting street painting to promote highway safety is necessary, provided this ordinance receives the affirmative vote of five members
elected or appointed to Council, it shall take effect and be in full force and effect immediately upon passage.
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day of JO ly
Ordinance 17-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 17-94
BY: lfa rsha,U
F2-1-A250
F2-5-G250
To provide for Operating Expenditures in the Equipment Reserve Fund
during the fiscal year ending December 31, 1994, the following
appropriations are hereby made in the Equipment Reserve Fund:
ClCerkUofLC-oL-uncXil . 9 5*6.J
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Lal,Firector
day of Jolq
Ordinance 16-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 16-94
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ADJUSTMENTS OF THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1994
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.08 of Article 11 of the Charter of
the Village of Granville, Ohio, the Village Council is authorized to adopt the Municipal
budget for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1994, and ending December 31, 1994, and;
previously made appropriations and;
WHEREAS, the Village Council of Granville, Ohio negotiated in good faith and
having arrived at a compromise with the Board of Licking County Commissioners regarding
settlement of the claims asserted by Licking Memorial Hospital in Lickinq Memorial Hospital
vs. Lickinq County, Ohio, et al.,Case No. 93-CV-484-JRS (Licking County Common Pleas
Court, 1993)to which the Village of Granville is a party, and;
WHEREAS, the compromise reached with the Board of Licking County
Commissioners requires the Village of Granville to contribute one-half of the funds
necessary to resolve the claims of Licking Memorial Hospital in this litigation, and;
WHEREAS, it has been determined by the Village Council of Granville, Ohio to be in
the best interest of the Village to settle the claims of Licking Memorial Hospital in this
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CU.6jknU. eull) Clerk of Council
Approvecls- <orm:*
Lawirector
day of JuIV
Ordinance 15-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 15-94
By: L.ig-a
fiscal year ending December 31, 1994, the following appropriation is
Capital Outlay -Repaving of West
Maple and Burg Streets, Westgate
Drive and Samson Place
Attes*
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Clerk of Council i
ApprovertagtF' orm:
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Ordinance 13-1994
BY: Pfa, GAl-Le
ORDINANCE NO. 13-94
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 1161. 01 OF THE CODIFIED
Section I: That existing Section 1161. 01 of the Codified Ordinances of the Village of
Granville, Ohio be and hereby is amended to read as follows:
1161.01 PURPOSE AND BOUNDARIES.
The Village of Granville was first settled in 1805. Buildings in the
community reflect the architectural styles of every period from the early
nineteenth century to the present. These buildings demonstrate the
Village's ties to the past. The Village District itself has become a source of
pride, enjoyment and prosperity to the residents of the entire area. It
attracts many visitors each year. In the interest of promoting and
protecting the public health, safety, general welfare and prosperity, there
is hereby established the Architectural Review Overlay District which shall
have the boundaries as shown on the Official Zoning Map and as
amended in Ordinance 12-94. The District may be expanded by
Section 11: That existing Section 1161. 01 of the Codified Ordinances of the Village of
Granville is hereby repealed.
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Lav9airector
Ordinance 12-1994
ORDINANCE NO. 12-94
AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP THERETO, BY AMENDING THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW OVERLAY
DISTRICT (AROD)AS SHOWN ON THE ACCOMPANYING MAP.
WHEREAS, the Granville Planning Commission recommended expansion of the
boundaries of the Architectural Review Overlay District (AROD)on March 21, 1994,
and the Village Council conducted its public hearing on that recommendation June 1,
1994, in accordance with the requirements of Section 1143.04 (F)through (H),of the
WHEREAS, this Council, by a vote of a majority of the full membership thereof,
approved the Planning Commission's recommendation,
Section I: That the Granville Planning Commission's recommendation to expand the
boundaries of the Architectural Review Overlay District (AROD)as shown
on the accompanying map be and is hereby adopted by a majority vote of
the full membership of Council.
Section 11: That the Granville Codified Ordinances, and Official Zoning Map attached
thereto are hereby amended insofar as the same relates to the attached
and is marked Exhibit "A".
La-ra-A rr)LuuD Clerk of Council
Approved as to Form: 1 0907,1 t'44.4 o r / UJue'sJ.
day of c Jun6
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Ordinance 11-1994
AN ORDINANCE TO ADD SECTION 125. 11 (6 (3)TO THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF GRANVILLE TO PROVIDE MEANS
FOR SALE OR DISPOSITION OF LOW VALUE SURPLUS OR
WHEREAS, Section 125.11 of the Codified Ordinances provides means for
disposal of surplus municipal property of some value, and;
WHEREAS, some property acquired by the municipality under circumstances of
forfeiture or abandonment may have negligible value costing more to advertise or
auction than the property itself is worth;
Section I: For items determined to have a fair market value of less than $ 250.00, by
disposition by the Manager under such terms and conditions as the
Manager determines to be appropriate after consultation with and the
Section 11: This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after the
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Ordinance 10-1994
Granville Bypass
State Route No. 016
BY: jr3«
ORDINANCE NO. 10-94
LIC-016-014.26
PID: 14087
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE ENACTED BY THE VILLAGE OF
GRANVILLE, LICKING COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE
HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED IMPROVEMENT, AND TO REQUEST
COOPERATION BY THE DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION.
WHEREAS, the Village has identified the need for and proposes the
improvement of a portion of the public highway which is described as follows:
Beginning at a point, that point being the intersection of the west corporation
limit for the Village of Granville and State Route 016, thence traversing easterly
along State Route 016 to a point, that point being 0.26 mile westerly of the east
corporation limit for the Village of Granville, and there terminate.
Work to include planing, resurfacing and other miscellaneous construction items.
WHEREAS, the Village further desires cooperation from the Director of
Transportation in the planning, design and construction of said improvement.
Authority to Sign)
That Granville Village hereby requests the cooperation of the Director of
Transportation, in the cost of the above described improvement as
That the consent of the Village be and such consent is hereby
given to the Director of Transportation to proceed with the above
improvement in accordance with plans, specifications, and
estimates as approved by the Director, at no cost to the Village.
That it is declared to be in the public interest that the consent of said
Village be and such consent is hereby given to the Director of
Transportation to construct the above described improvement, in
accordance with plans, specifications and estimates as approved by the
That the Granville Village Manager is hereby authorized to enter into
That upon completion of said improvement, Granville Village will
thereafter keep said highway open to traffic at all times, and
a) Maintain the improvement in accordance with the provisions of the
statutes relating thereto and make ample financial and other provisions
for such maintenance; and
b)Maintain the righto- fw- ay and keep it free of obstructions in a manner satisfactory to the State of Ohio and hold said right-of way inviolate for
public highway purposes and permit no signs, posters, billboards,
roadside stands or other private installations within the right-of-way limits; and
c)Place and maintain all traffic control devices conforming to the Ohio Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices on the improvement in
compliance with the provisions of Section 4511. 11 and related sections of
d) Regulate in the following manner:
Prohibit parking in accordance with Section 4511. 66 of the Ohio
Revised Code, unless otherwise controlled by local ordinance or
Section V: (a) That all existing street and public way right-of-way within the Village
Right- of-way, which is necessary for the aforesaid improvement, shall be made
Utility available therefor.
and Damage and (b) That the State will acquire any additional right-of-way required for the
Liability construction of the aforesaid improvement.
c) That arrangements have been or will be made with and agreements
obtained from all public utility companies whose lines or structures will be
affected by the said improvement and said companies have agreed to
make any and all necessary plant removals or rearrangements in such a
manner as to be clear of any construction called for by the plans of said
improvement and said companies have agreed to make such necessary
rearrangements immediately after notification by Granville Village or the
d) That it is hereby agreed that the Village shall at its own expense,
make all rearrangements of water mains, service lines, fire hydrants,
valve boxes, sanitary sewers or other municipally owned utilities and/ or
any appurtenances thereto, which do not comply with the provisions of
e) That the construction, reconstruction, and/ or rearrangement of both
publicly and privately owned utilities, referred to in subsections (c)and (d)
above, shall be done in such a manner as not to interfere unduly with the
operation of the contractor constructing the improvement and all
backfilling of trenches made necessary by such utility rearrangements
shall be performed in accordance with the provisions of the Ohio
Department of Transportation Construction and Material Specifications
and shall be subject to approval by the State.
f)That the installation of all utility facilities on the right-of-way shall
conform with the requirements of the Federal Highway Administration
Policy and Procedure Memorandum 30-4 "Utility Relocations and
Adjustments"and the Department of Transportation's rules on Utility Accommodation.
g) That the Village hereby agrees to accept responsibility for any and all
damages of claims for which it is legally liable arising from the negligence
of its officers, employees or agents in the performance of the Village' obligations made of agreed s to in Sections a( ),b (),c (),d (),e ()a, nd f() hereinabove. Likewise, the State agrees to accept responsibility for any and all damages or claims for which it is legally liable arising from the negligence of its officers, employees or agents in the performance of the State's obligations made or agreed to in Sections a( ),b (),c (),d (),e ()a,nd f)hereinabove.
Section VI: This Ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, safety, health, morals and welfare, and for the further reason that the need for expediting highway improvements to promote highway safety is
necessary, provided this ordinance receives the affirmative vote of five members elected or appointed to Council, it shall take effect and be in full
force immediately upon its passage; otherwise, on the earliest date
Attep;:
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1, Carie Miller, as Clerk of Council of the Village of Granville, Ohio, do hereby certify that
that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of ordinance adopted by the legislative Authority ,
of the Village of Granville on the GUn day of Aigrd 1994, that the
publication of such ordinance has been made and certified of record according to law; that no
proceedings looking to a referendum upon such ordinance have been taken; and that such
ordinance and certificate of publication thereof are of record as Ordinance No. 10-94.
Clerk of CLouLncidl .llit*3
Village of Granville, Ohio.
Attest: For the Vill e of GranviA Ohio.
CoFa*l Officer f<
Ordinance 09-1994
BY: LaKh,all
ORDINANCE NO. 09-94
Contractual Services -asphalting
of S. Main and N. Pearl Streets
Section 111: This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force upon the earliest date
Qfc-L 7 /7 /1.Ze.u Clerk of Council
Approve 29109Forrn.
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Lawre c[to*r
day of Ap 21
Ordinance 08-1994
By: S <hun/lin
ORDINANCE NO. 08-94
Att:* -
CAYll l' Yl<86 )
Approve31a-g leform: 1 07171 / A 'U\ ' / . 1 #4 <FWAJ-/
Law 0fector