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The proposal more clearly define what constitutes a swimming pool, the period of time residents can place trash containers on the front curb and how long – and often – recreational vehicles can be parked in front of a residence, according to township records.
Under the proposal, habitual offenders of the code could face fines up to $1,000, township records show.
The township is using its limited home rule status under Ohio law to streamline its exterior property maintenance code and the penalties for violators, according to Community Development Director Chris Snyder.
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The proposal was discussed Tuesday night. It may be voted on later this month.
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