Welcome to the
Far East Area Commission
Welcome to the
Far East Area Commission
WHERE WE ARE INSPIRING GROWTH THROUGH SERVICE,
RESOURCES, AND DEVELOPMENT
Firefighters 4 Kids Toy Drive
Eastside signups are here!!!
Mon Nov 27th | Barnett Center | 1184 Barnett Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Tues Nov 28th | Eastpointe Christian Church | 745 N Waggoner Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Wed Nov 29th | Far East Pride Center | 2500 Park Crescent Dr | 5:30-7:30pm
Thur Nov 30th | Barnett Center | 1184 Barnett Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Mon Dec 4th | Barnett Center | 1184 Barnett Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Tues Dec 5th | Eastpointe Christian Church | 745 N Waggoner Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Wed Dec 6th | Far East Pride Center | 2500 Park Crescent Dr | 5:30-7:30pm
Thur Dec 7th | Barnett Center | 1184 Barnett Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Mon Dec 11th | Barnett Center | 1184 Barnett Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Tues Dec 12th | Eastpointe Christian Church | 745 N Waggoner Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
Wed Dec 13th | Far East Pride Center | 2500 Park Crescent Dr | 5:30-7:30pm
Thur Dec 14th | Barnett Center | 1184 Barnett Rd | 5:30-7:30pm
PARENTS/CUSTODIAL PARENTS – To Register You Need:
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Driver’s License, State ID or Passport (official photo ID’s only)
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Official documentation with the child’s actual birth date (passport, certified Birth Certificate from Vital Statistics, certified custodial papers, etc.)
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Custodial Parents must bring certified Guardianship or Court Paperwork for each child
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CareSource cards without birth dates will NOT be accepted as proof of age
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Ages 0-12 years old can be registered for toys
Zoning Applications
Zoning Applications
Zoning applications must be received by the Far East Area Commission no later than 10 days prior to the upcoming meeting, in order to be heard at the next meeting. This deadline is to ensure the FEAC has enough time to notify all neighboring property owners within 125 feet of its exterior boundaries, prior to the application being reviewed.
What's New?
What's New?
2023 Reg Meeting Schedule
Tues January 3rd, 2023
Tues February 7th, 2023
Tues March 7th, 2023
Tues April 4th, 2023
Tues May 2nd, 2023
Tues June 6th, 2023
Tues July 11th, 2023
Tues August 8th, 2023
Tues September 5th,2023
Tues October 3rd, 2023
Tues November 7th, 2023
Tues December 5th, 2023
For Additional Meeting Info, Scroll Down
IMPORTANT MEETING INFORMATION!
IMPORTANT MEETING INFORMATION!
Our meetings are located at the Far East Neighborhood Pride Center - 2500 Park Crescent Drive Columbus Oh
- The Far East Area Commission's next regular meeting is Jan 2nd at 6:30pm.
How to Join Our Meetings
How to Join Our Meetings
Our meetings are always open to the public. Community members are encouraged to attend and are welcomed.
Our meeting location is at the Far East Neighborhood Pride Center.
Located at 2500 Park Crescent Drive Columbus Oh 43232
This is located off of Brice Road near Interstate 70.
The Far East Neighborhood Pride Center serves over 70 distinct, unique City of Columbus neighborhoods in over 36 square miles on the far east side of Columbus, Ohio. Zipcodes served are 43209, 43213, 43227, 43232, 43004, 43068 and 43110.
For more information please contact:
Lynne LaCour - Far East Neighborhood Manager
Phone: 614-724-0100
Fax: 614-724-0111
Email: LDLacour@columbus.gov
If You Would Like to Speak
If You Would Like to Speak
Regarding An Application: For public speakers the Far East Area Commission will only allow 3 speakers who are for an application and 3 speakers who are against, with each speaker receiving 2 minutes to speak. All speakers will need to submit the following information via our Submit A Speaker Slip to the right, up until 3:00pm on meeting day:
- Name
- Organization
- Address
- Whether you are for or against an application
For Non Agenda Items: For non agenda items there will be a limit of 3 speakers taken in order of receipt, with no more than 3 speakers on any 1 subject, and each speaker receiving 2 minutes to speak. All speakers need to fill out the Submit A Speaker Slip to the right, up until 3:00pm on meeting day. The commission will not entertain incomplete speaker slips.
Have A Concern? Members of the community who would like to have their concern considered for placement on the agenda at the next Far East Area Commission meeting are encouraged to submit a written testimony via our contact form, contact the Far East Area Commission Chair, and/or contact the appropriate committee chair person.
Submit A Speaker Slip
Submit A Speaker Slip
Columbus Zoning Survey
Help Columbus Shape the Future: Your Voice Matters in Zoning Code Update!
The collection of local laws that define how properties in certain areas can be built and used is called a “zoning code.” The City of Columbus is working on a complete review and update of its zoning code, which has not been fully updated in 70 years. The City of Columbus is focusing first on busy areas where many people come together to live, shop, eat, get on or off the bus, and do business.
Please consider taking the survey to make sure your voice matters at
Initial Focus Areas for Modernized Zoning
Data, policy and public input all show that transit corridors and commercial districts have the most potential to address our city’s housing, mobility and affordability challenges through modernized zoning. Read our new report, “Where Do We Begin?” to learn how the Zone In team identified 62 streets and districts where updated zoning will first be considered.
NEXT, we need help from residents who live and work on these corridors to determine how existing zoning in these areas should be revised.
Timeline
Zone In Community Conversations
The Zone In project team will host community conversations around a number of zoning topics throughout the life of this project. These conversations will provide an opportunity to learn, discuss and ideate around many different aspects of zoning. Visit the project website for the list of topics and dates as they become available.
Visit www.columbus.gov/zoningupdate
Email comments or questions to zoningupdate@columbus.gov
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To create a community-driven vision, this planning process will engage Eastland area stakeholders who live, work, worship, play, and learn in the community. This will ensure the Eastland Community Plan will be a successful roadmap to a bright future for everyone.
