Current Development Applications
Please Note: Hague Avenue, south of Trabue Road, will be closed beginning Monday, March 31, 2025 for approximately 120 days. Click here to learn more.
1753 North Hague Ave
Metropolitan Holdings
Rezoning from R to AR-1 to allow multi-unit development
Z25-068 and CV25-124
4398 Trabue Road
Donegal Development LLC
Rezoning from LC-2 to LC-ARLD to allow multi-unit development, 168 dwelling units
Z25-053
Applications can be reviewed via City of Columbus Citizens Portal one application at a time, clear search before entering another. Click here to visit the portal.
Trabue Road Bridge Construction
Under construction and scheduled to be completed in October 2026
Zone In
As part of Phase 2 of the Columbus Zone In zoning code update, the city has chosen to adopt land use recommendations for the entire city. This has been introduced as the Columbus Growth Strategy and the draft plan is available for public review. This phase covers approximately 42.5% of the city. The remaining areas will be addressed in Phase 3.
What you need to know:
Read the proposed Policy Document and Draft Columbus Land Use Map
Pictured below are the proposed changes for the West Scioto Area Commission.
Comment on the
For more Zone In information, visit: https://zone-in-columbus.hub.arcgis.com/
Draft Land Use Plan for WSAC
Your Area
Borders:
Northern border runs along part of Cemetery Road/Carriage Lane to SR-33.
Eastern border runs along SR-33 from above Fishinger Road down to I-670.
Southern border generally runs along I-670 West from the east bank of the Scioto River to just west of I-270.
Western border runs along the Easternmost CSX rail line, east along Scioto-Darby Road and up I-270.
WSAC Needs You!
Local Representation: The West Scioto Area Commission provides a voice at Columbus City Council meetings. WSAC reviews local issues such as construction and zoning variances, and provide feedback on them to realize a better vision for our community
The West Scioto Area Commission was founded by and is run by area residents. Your voice is dependent on area resident participation.