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Welcome:
Springfield Township Office Hours
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday Extended Zoning Hours 4:30 till 7 p.m., Tuesday
through Friday 8 a.m. till 4:30 p.m. The Springfield Township administrative offices and hall are located at 7617 Angola Road, Holland, OH 43528. Springfield Township is dedicated to providing well-maintained roads and the best fire, EMS and police protection to its residents. Your township trustees are able to meet and deal effectively with modern problems because of their intimate knowledge of the community, its needs and people. Springfield Township offers serene rural settings as well as conveniently located shopping centers, restaurants and entertainment facilities. With an area of over 20 square miles, it is a prosperous, energetic community with a deep heritage and a positive vision for the future. This vibrant area deserves serious consideration as a place to build a business or simply call home.
Sam's Club is sponsoring a Great
American Clean Up Event at Homecoming Park on May 17th from 10-2.
Location and Directions
We are located on Angola Road between King and Albon Roads, just west of
King Road on the south side of the street.
From US23 - Get off at Airport Highway West exit. Turn north (right) 0n McCord
Road. Turn west (left) on Angola. We are on the left side of the road just past
King Road.
Special Home Owners Association Meetings Minutes
pdf. file posted here
Election results for the Township
Springfield Township residents voted against changing zoning at 1783 Albon Rd.
that would have allowed a developer to build a residential planned unit
development on the site.
Residents cast 3,598 votes against the changing the zoning from RA-4 rural
residential to RA-PUD suburban residential planned unit development, and 2,264
votes in favor of it.
Springfield Zoning referendum
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Total |
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Number of Precincts |
24 |
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Precincts Reporting |
24 |
100% |
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Total Votes |
5862 |
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NO |
3598 |
61.38% |
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YES |
2264 |
38.62% |
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* UPDATE ON ADAM’S CONSERVATION INVESTIGATION
There have been several reports made to the Lucas County Sheriff’s
Department over the past few months regarding bullets coming onto homeowner’s
property in Hidden Harbour. There is speculation that these bullets may be
coming from Adam’s Conservation. After receiving reports of this nature, the
Lucas County Sheriff’s Department began investigating the matter and did visit
Adam’s Conservation and temporarily shut down one of the ranges.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) has jurisdiction over a matter
such as this and came out to inspect the range in question to address some
safety concerns. Upon their inspection, ODNR made the following two
recommendations:
1. To lower the overhang in order to reduce the
sky limit on the rifle range
2. To install ammunition catchers on top of the
hill.
In making these recommendations, the ODNR takes into consideration the National
Association of Shooting Ranges guidelines as well as the National Rifle
Association Range Sourcebook.
Please remember that these are recommendations that were made and that Adam’s
Conservation cannot be found in violation for not following these
recommendations. However, Adam’s Conservation has been cooperative in this
investigation and has indicated that they are planning on making the recommended
changes.
If you have additional questions regarding this investigation please contact
Major Ron Keil at the Lucas County Sheriff’s Department.
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