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The Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee took additional testimony of Sen. Widener's SB 232 which would exempt from taxation renewable energy facilities that are not financed through the Ohio Air Quality Development Authority and require a payment in lieu of...
The Capital Re-appropriations Bill Passed the House today by a vote of 77-18. Senate action coming this week.
The Capital Re-appropriations Bill Passed the House today by a vote of 77-18. Senate action coming this week.
George Miller, FAIA, President of the AIA, will conduct a “Town Talk,”
George Miller, FAIA, President of the AIA, will conduct a "Town Talk," on Friday, April 9, 2010, at the St. Peter's Lutheran Church, designed by Gunnar Birkets, in Columbus, Indiana. At the request of George and the planners of the AIA's National Architecture Week...
Amstutz Looks to Pare Reappropriations Bill by Halting Some Projects
The lead Republican on the House Finance and Appropriations Committee proposed Friday to save money by not funding all the projects approved in previous state capital budgets. Rep. Ron Amstutz (R-Wooster) outlined a five-point filter to determine which projects...
Capital Reappropriations Bill Slated For Quick Action
By the time you read this on March 19, the Capital bill may already be on its way to the Governor's desk. In a sign that it will be non-controversial, the Senate has set an expedited schedule for the capital reappropriations measure that could see the $3.2 billion...
Wind Energy Supporters Calls Widener’s Bill Urgent for Ohio Economy
The Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee on Tuesday heard from representatives of school districts, the wind energy industry and county officials in support of SB232, introduced by Sen. Chris Widener, FAIA as a market signal to renewable energy companies –...
House Hearings Open on Reappropriations Bill
Hearings opened Tuesday in the House Finance and Appropriations Committee on the administration’s capital re-appropriations bill, which, for the most part, re-ups funding for capital projects approved by previous General Assemblies – a generally a pretty routine...
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Reynoldsburg tightens design regulations for apartment complexes
By Elizabeth Gibson THE COLUMBUS DISPATCHDispatchPolitics Legally, Reynoldsburg city officials can't ban the construction of apartment complexes, but last night, they did their best to discourage it. "I understand that apartments are where a lot of people get their...
New way to build may save
By Jim Siegel THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH While state leaders wait years to learn whether a revamped public-construction law saves millions of dollars on a trio of projects, scores of other building projects will continue under a 132-year-old law that university presidents...