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Friendly Reminder to Cut Your Grass
All properties within Springfield Township must be maintained in accordance with Resolution 2014-113 which prohibits grass or weeds of a height of 18 inches or greater. Should the owner of the property fail to comply with Resolution 2014-113, the Township will cause the weeds/grass to be cut at the owner’s expenses based upon the formal grass abatement procedure set forth in the Ohio Revised Code #505.87. Any expense the Township incurs in the abatement process will be entered on the property’s tax duplicate and become a lien on the property.
It is unlawful for the owner of property within the Township to allow overgrown in weeds, grass or vegetation beyond the height of 18 inches.
Springfield Township is located between Dayton, Ohio and Columbus, Ohio. We have easy access to Interstate 70 and US Routes 4, 40, 41, 68 and 72. Feel free to browse our website to learn more about Springfield Township. Thanks for visiting.
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Trustee and Zoning Meetings
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Springfield Township Board of Trustees meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Meetings begin at 6:00 PM.
Zoning Board and Zoning Appeals Board meetings are scheduled on an as-needed basis, typically on Wednesday evenings.
Latest Township News
Paint The Plow Contest Winners
Left to Right: Tim Foley, Trustee/Vice President; Brigitte A. Williams, 7th-12th Fine Arts & Videography Educator, Clark-Shawnee Local Schools; Abby Reardon, 10th grade student at Clark-Shawnee; Jim Scoby, Trustee/President; Vivian Ranger-DeWell, 10th grade student at Clark-Shawnee and John Roeder, Trustee. Not Pictured: Darcey Willmeth, Winning Artist, 9th grade student at Clark-Shawnee.
Springfield Township partnered with Clark-Shawnee School District in the Township's first ever "Paint the Plow" program. The goal was to promote winter driving safety while giving local students an opportunity to showcase their artwork on one of the Township snow blades.
Clark-Shawnee students submitted their designs to Brigitte Williams, 7th-12th Fine Art & Videography Educator. Ms. Williams submitted the entries to the Township and the Trustees selected the winning design in October.
Thank you to all those that participated. Congratulations to Darcey Willmeth, Winning Artist, 9th grade student at Clark-Shawnee and Abby Reardon, 10th grade student at Clark-Shawnee; and Vivian Ranger-DeWell, 10th grade student contributing artists.
Watch for the painted blade on one of the Township's snow plows during winter snow removal. Remember, “Braves Say Stay Safe”.
Your Tax Dollars at Work
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