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The advent of cooler weather brings an urge to dig into some fall-cleaning, and to clear out items that may have accumulated in our garages and basements. In many homes, these spaces are collection sites for potentially harmful items that…
It has long been recognized that UA’s park space falls far below the recommended acreage per 1,000 of population. As a result, the parks that we do have are heavily programmed in a variety of ways. The demand for sports…
We are officially into the fall election season. For a community of residents who take their yard signs seriously to show support for candidates or issues, now’s a good time for a friendly reminder on political signs. First, here’s an…
The Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan process may not be complete just yet, but all signs indicate there’s a lot of positive activity relative to the community’s parks and recreational facilities. Work has begun on the Devon Pool bathhouse replacement,…
As the weather gets colder and days shorter, it’s a reminder that UA’s Centennial year is coming to a close, but there is one more event for residents of all ages to enjoy; Centennial Cycle. Centennial Cycle–which hopefully will become…
The document that defines the City organization was up for review in 2018. The City Charter is the most important legal document for the City, setting forth the structure, functions and essential procedures of the organization. Per a directive within…
The City recently received several reports of solicitors going door-to-door posing as City representatives, and seeking payment from residents to trim trees on private property. Please be advised that City workers do not do this. If you have trees on…
If you take a few minutes to assess how many old and unused pieces of electronics are taking up space in your home or garage, you may be surprised. And you may be itching to be rid of them. Rather…
RECENT NEWS
Open Bids – Online
The City of Upper Arlington currently has open bids on the following goods and services: Stump Removal Services - Closing 9/21/2018 at 5 pm Window Replacement Services - Closing 9/28/2018…
Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan Nearing End
The Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan process is nearing its end. A draft report has been prepared that outlines the findings of this extensive process and maps out a series…
Arlington Gateway Project Update
With the Final Development Plan for the Arlington Gateway project approved by the Board of Zoning and Planning, the City has been working with the developer team to finalize a…
Notice of Proposed Charter Amendments – Legal Notice
Notice of Proposed Charter Amendments City of Upper Arlington As recommended by the Upper Arlington Charter Commission, John C. Adams Chairman, Robert Dunn, Megan Heydlauff, Mary Ann Krauss, Maria Mone,…
Revive Civility
Mayors, City Councils and organizations across the country have agreed to participate in an initiative to counter the incivility that too often dominates our public discourse. The dismissal of civility…
City Council meets in regular session on the second and fourth Mondays of each month (unless designated otherwise) in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Services Center, 3600 Tremont Road, at 7:30 pm. City Council Meeting Cancellations March 12 City…
Fresh produce and other Ohio proud goods are on sale at the market. The mission behind our Farmers' Market is not only to provide fresh, local produce and locally made products to our community but to support excellent growers and…
On view August 23-October 25 Reception September 14, 5-7 pm In her Upper Arlington Studio, Osterwalder uses pre-hispanic methods to prepare her own dyes with “Cochineal “ bug and colors “ Amate “ bark paper. She combines these two highly…
The Upper Arlington Mayor's Court serves as the judicial branch of the City of Upper Arlington. The Mayor's staff (Clerk of Court and Deputy Clerk of Court) also functions as the Violations Bureau, collecting payments for violations that do not…
BZAP Work Sessions typically meet on the first Mondays of the month at 6:00 pm in Council Chambers of the Municipal Services Center at 3600 Tremont Road. The first Monday meeting is for an informal Work Session, where commercial projects…
City Council Conference Sessions are scheduled on the first and third Mondays of each month (unless designated otherwise) in the Lower Level Meeting Room of the Municipal Services Center, 3600 Tremont Road, at 7:30 pm. Council Conference Session Cancellations January…
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2018 7:30 A.M. BURBANK PARK SHELTER 4780 STONEHAVEN DR Approve Minutes of June 5, 2018 Public Participation Old Business Centennial Projects 2018 Sidewalk/Planting Programs New Business ALB Awareness Packet Review Council Update Reports/Discussion Contract Update Friends of…
The Cultural Arts Commission is comprised of seven members who meet the first Wednesday of every month in Council Chamber or the Centennial Room, to advise and support the Cultural Arts Division Staff in its mission to provide and promote a…