Goodwill promises it won't "split up the neighborhood" at Tiffin site
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 co...
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