PERRYSBURG, Ohio — The City of Perrysburg is considering an amendment to its long-term land use plan that would reshape how about 1,225 acres along the Interstate 75 corridor could develop in the years ahead, according to the city.
The proposed amendment to Perrysburg Tomorrow, the city’s land use plan, focuses on the I-75 corridor between Roachton Road and the city’s southern boundary, the City of Perrysburg said on its Land Use Plan page. The city held an open house on the proposal Wednesday at the Schaller Memorial Building, according to reporting summarized from The Blade.
When the plan was adopted in 2021, the corridor area was designated Rural Conservation and Suburban Commercial, the city said. Since then, development interest, infrastructure discussions and opportunities for employment-generating investment have prompted the city to revisit its long-term vision for the corridor…