2921 Tylersville Road Rezoning
Hamilton
Description
The city wants to rezone this parcel from single-family residential and limited industrial to Industrial Plant Development to attract advanced manufacturers near the Enterprise Park. First reading only — a second reading and vote are still ahead.
Impact summary
If City Council signs off, the land next to Hamilton Enterprise Park and the airport would be primed for industrial development, with any future project still requiring public hearings and design-standard compliance.
Applicant
- Name
- City of Hamilton
- Address
- 2921 Tylersville Road, Hamilton, OhioSee this on the map
At a glance
- Hearings
- 4
- Public comments
- 2
- Total mentions
- 4
Last vote · City Council
Last discussed Aug 26, 2026.
Meeting timeline (4)
City Council — 2026-08-26
Council gave final approval to rezone 2921 Tylersville Road and an adjacent parcel from single-family and limited industrial to Industrial Planned Development.
City Council — 2026-08-12
The city wants to rezone this parcel from single-family residential and limited industrial to Industrial Plant Development to attract advanced manufacturers near the Enterprise Park. First reading only — a second reading and vote are still ahead.
City Council — 2026-07-15
The city proposes rezoning 2921 Tylersville Road (currently R-1 single family) and an adjacent I-1 parcel to Industrial Planned Development to match the Enterprise Park district; no specific project, including a data center, is attached.
Planning Commission — 2026-07-02
The city asked to rezone about 33 acres — 2921 Tylersville Road (the Hogan Farm, currently R-1 single-family) plus an adjacent 26.92-acre city-owned parcel (currently I-1 limited industrial) — to Industrial Planned Development. No end user has been named; the rezoning just sets up contiguous industrial zoning for a future project.
Related issues (2)
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