Goodwill promises it won't "split up the neighborhood" at Ti

CHILLICOTHE — When a group of homeowners became worried that an area nonprofit was going to split up their neighborhood, they organized a united movement against the project.
It was at the beginning of March when Nena Park, a preschool teacher and single mom, received a letter at her little house across the road from the former Tiffin Elementary School. Sent from a lawyer on behalf of Goodwill Industries, Park learned that they wanted to re-zone the entire 10-acre plot of land from Residential Zoning (R-3) to General Industrial Zoning (GI.)
At the time, she didn't know much about zoning codes, but the letter set off an alarm bell in Park's head. She spoke with her pastor, started to do some research, spoke with more locals and began an online petition called Don't Split Up the Neighborhood.

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