*SPECIAL NOTICE*

It was recently brought to Village Council's attention that a brand new inpatient detox and residential treatment facility has applied to the state of Ohio for operation at 430 North Broadway Street, Green Springs; in an existing building adjacent to Green Springs Elementary School. An application for certification with OhioMHAS was submitted on 7/23/2021 to provide residential withdrawal management inpatient substance use disorder services (OAC 5122-29-09). A representative from OhioMHAS reported to Mayor Greenslade that the application has been assigned to a surveyor for review. There is no current certification. Based on the current application, the provider has not submitted an application for an opioid treatment program (methadone clinic). The OhioMHAS representative explained that the Licensure and Certification office does complete a thorough review of all applications to ensure the provider is in compliance with Ohio Administrative Code. However, there is no formal opportunity for concerned parties to provide feedback during the licensure/certification application process. Informal public comment is welcome and can be submitted in writing to jodi.snider@mha.ohio.gov.

Zoning Department

  • Zoning Inspector
  • Randall Williams

    419-603-1328

  • Zoning Meetings
  • Zoning meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month beginning at 7:00pm
  • Meetings are held at the Village Municipal Building
    120 Catherine Street, Green Springs, Ohio
    • Attention:
      Information about obtaining a Building or Fence Permit.
    • Any change to the existing structure of your house, garage, barn, or other out building. (Example: Increase in the overall dimensions).
    • Additions such as a deck, porch, sunroom, breezeway or carport.
    • Enclosing a deck, porch or carport.
    • New construction on your property, such as a shed, barn, gazebo, greenhouse, carport or garage.
    • A permit is required if you are putting up a fence, wall or kennel.
    • Adding a pool, either above-ground (unless surrounded by a deck with a locking gate) or in-ground. Any pool higher than eighteen inches (18”) requires a minimum fence height of four feet (4’).
    • Board Members:
    • Paul Burdette
    • Diann Kimmet
    • Beth Powers
    • Warren Spencer (Chairman)