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The episode discusses the Norwich Township trustee appointment process and the Hilliard Housing Commission's strategies for growth and zoning updates.

Kevin Corvo leads the first segment with an update on the Norwich Township trustee appointment process. The position drew 13 candidates and was very fast moving. Looking forward and back this conversation took place a few days before the interviews and we now know their outcome . Corvo highlights the importance of the appointment, since (Barker) will serve for nearly two years. He also notes that this moment marks a shift from the past, when trustees often held their positions for decades. With new leadership coming in, the township faces major decisions as it deals with development pressure and regional planning issues like the Big Darby Accord. Jordan then shifts to a report from the Hilliard Housing Commission meeting (Mar. 5), offering a closer look at how the city is planning for growth. The commission is currently working through its strategy phase, reviewing possible zoning updates in areas like the I-270 corridor, Cemetery Road, Retired Rail Corridor and Old Hilliard. While the proposals allow for more housing types and greater density, Jordan notes that some officials pointed out these options have technically existed for years without being widely used. The main issue…

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