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Will more trees fall? Franklin County judge dismisses disputed Gahanna land case - Vimarsana News

Will more trees fall? Franklin County judge dismisses disputed Gahanna land case

A long-simmering dispute over a developer's plans to remove trees to build shops and businesses has been resolved with a judge's order.

Source: yahoo.com
Judge sides with Gahanna Ohio in lawsuit filed by residents - Vimarsana News

Judge sides with Gahanna Ohio in lawsuit filed by residents

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A judge in Franklin County dismissed a lawsuit filed by a neighborhood association against the city of Gahanna, which accused its city attorney of brokering a secret deal on a private construction project abutting the subdivision. The original lawsuit, filed in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas in April, stemmed […]

Source: nbc4i.com
Gahanna sued over development controversy involving settlement offer - Vimarsana News

Gahanna sued over development controversy involving settlement offer

Residents of the Academy Ridge subdivision association have sued Gahanna, alleging that improperly brokered a secret settlement development deal.

Gahanna Ohio association files suit against city - Vimarsana News

Gahanna Ohio association files suit against city

A neighborhood association and one of its board members filed a lawsuit against the city of Gahanna last Monday, alleging the city brokered a deal with a project developer wrongly and in secret, according to Franklin County court records.

Source: nbc4i.com
Charter glitch forces unnecessary, costly Gahanna mayoral primary - Vimarsana News

Charter glitch forces unnecessary, costly Gahanna mayoral primary

The Gahanna mayor's race is the only one between candidates in Franklin County in May primary - but was it needed at all?