A key 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan recommendation is that the City revisit the issue of inadequate indoor community gathering space. As a direct result of feedback from a survey that showed strong support for fully investigating the potential…
Seniors, are you interested in an evening full of food, music and song? For the eighth year, the Upper Arlington Civic Association has partnered with the Upper Arlington High School Vocal Music Program to give you a night you won’t…
In August of 2019, the Board of Zoning and Planning (BZAP) approved a Final Development Plan for a proposed redevelopment of the Golden Bear Shopping Center. Led by attorney Don Plank—a member of the original development team for Arlington Gateway…
UA’s five CoGo bike sharing stations were installed late in 2018, providing an exciting new way for residents to enjoy the great outdoors and explore our community and beyond. Now owned and operated by Lyft, patronage is on the rise.…
2019 has come and gone which means one thing: the annual State of the City Address is right around the corner. Join us Monday, January 27, from 5-7:30 pm at the Municipal Services Center to recap highlights from 2019 and…
NOTICE OF HEARING POSTPONEMENT Please be advised that the developer has requested a postponement of this proposal and that it be withdrawn from the January 21 BZAP Meeting Agenda. BZAP is expected to accept this request. A new date for…
The Lane Avenue corridor is arguably the City’s most rapidly evolving commercial district and it continues to experience unprecedented levels of reinvestment. This transformation has enhanced the area’s vibrancy and appeal, providing new dining, retail, housing and service options, along…
Upper Arlington City Council’s commitment to a proactive communications approach with residents surpasses many other communities. This commitment is evident in much of what we do at the City, from sharing news of routine service updates to extensive community engagement…
Over the summer and fall of 2019, the City’s Parks & Recreation Department began planning for the replacement of the playground at Reed Road Park. Through this process, resident feedback was gathered through a serious of activities: a survey regarding…
In my former life as a resident of UA, I thought I had a pretty good handle on what was going on in the community and why things are the way they are. From my new vantage point as City…
UA Schools Construction Updates UA High School January 6, 2020 Ruscilli Construction Company is conducting a series of large-scale concrete pours at the High School. Due to the nature and scope of the work, Ruscilli has received approval from the…
With the start of the New Year, the City has a new means for residents to notify us of any issues that you may encounter in the community. The Click2Fix app is now live and lets you quickly and easily…
The team at OHM Advisors has made great progress on the Lane Avenue Planning Study process. Charged with developing a framework that will help guide the continuing evolution of the district in a way that best benefits the community, OHM…
The City’s Community Awards program celebrates the people, civic groups and programs that help make UA what it is. You would think that after more than two decades, we might run low on worthy candidates, but the richness of UA’s…
The City wishes to share some quick service reminders with residents as the holidays approach. Holiday Solid Waste Service Delays With City offices closed Wednesday, December 25 for Christmas, and Wednesday, January 1 for New Year’s Day, there will be…