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Toledo needs more homeowners, not renters, city council member says
TOLEDO, Ohio — Homeownership has its benefits not only for the owner, but also the community. The city of Toledo has been working on cleaning up neighborhood blight and tearing down abandoned homes, and city council member Cerssandra McPherson would like to see new homes in those vacant lots.
Perrysburg council rejects rezoning request for condos
Three Perrysburg property issues were considered by city council — with one drawing a standing-room only crowd. The majority of the residents packed into council chambers Tuesday opposed the rezoning of “legacy residential” property on Sandusky Street, where the property owner was proposing to build “brownstone-like condominiums” that would be for sale, not rented. The rezoning was rejected in a close council vote. The six parcels make up 0.56 of an acre and are located on the south side of East Fifth Street between Locust and Sandusky streets. The rezoning change would have been from R3 (single family residential) to RM (multiple family residential).
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