Community Survey
Your perspective helps shape the future of 64 E. Walnut
Share your priorities for the city-owned property, public parking, preservation, future uses, and public engagement.
10 ways to make a difference
- Come to 4th Friday and stop by the Uptown United tent (near Northstar)
- Join our Uptown United Facebook group
- Read up on this project and other City development projects
- Attend City Council meetings in person or online
- Speak at Council meetings during Citizen Comments
- Reach out to your City Council representatives
- Attend the August 11 Open House and City pop-up events
- Submit input toward City plans
- Share your knowledge with friends and neighbors
Image source: City of Westerville Economic Development
Public process timeline
64 E. Walnut proposed sale public process
May
14
Open House #1
Next Door Neighbor Focused
May
19
First Reading of Purchase Agreement
City Council Meeting
June
2
Purchase Agreement Rejected
City Council Meeting
August
11
Community Workshop
Westerville Community Center @ 6PM
News feed
Latest
Time, Entropy, and the Living Story of Westerville - An Editorial
Read articleDispatch
Westerville council rejects Uptown redevelopment after resident pushback
Read articleyahoo! news
Westerville residents push back against proposed Uptown redevelopment
Read articleNBC4
Westerville residents push back against proposed Uptown redevelopment
Read articleFranklin County
County Commits $3 Million To New Westerville Development
Read articleEvent feed
Upcoming dates
Citizen Meeting - Virtual
Citizen Meeting
Westerville Public Library 126 S State St, Westerville, OH 43081
Community Workshop
Westerville Community Center 350 N Cleveland Ave, Westerville, OH 43082
Council Meeting - Regular Session
Council Meeting - Regular Session
Informational links
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About this site
Clear records for neighbors who want to follow the proposal.
This site is being built as an informational resource for residents concerned about the proposed sale and development of 64 E Walnut St. It collects public documents, meeting notices, news updates, and ways to participate in the civic process.