Neighbors say they are against the rezoning, citing drainage issues, poor sightlines causing traffic accidents, environmental concerns, and the rural nature of the neighborhood. The township received four offers – all contingent on rezoning the property, said Trustee Tom Farrell.īoth the Butler County planning and Liberty Township zoning commissions have recommended against the rezoning, but township trustees make the final decision. That amount is $20,000 higher than the $495,000 listing price. Last month trustees approved the sale of the 4,000 square foot building and 3.6 acres it sits on at 6400 Princeton Road for $515,000.
That’s to give township officials time to negotiate with CLGS Investments LLC, a firm that wants to purchase the building if the zoning is changed from neighborhood to general business. – Trustees will not make a decision on a rezoning of the former Princeton Road administration building for another month.
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