APPLICATION FOR ZONING CERTIFICATE

GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO

(SECTION 519.16 OHIO REVISED CODE)

The undersigned hereby applies for a zoning certificate for the following use, to be issued on the basis of the representations contained herein, all of which the applicant swears to be true.

4.Proposed use:

[] New Single Family Residence [] Business Structure [] New Multi-Family Residence []Industrial Structure [] Addition [] Sign (] Accessory Building  [] Ag. Building [] Billboard [] Garage [] Miscellaneous Structure [] Deck [] Residential Culvert () Porch [] Commercial Culvert [] Patio [] Limited Home occupation [] Pool : [] In Ground   [] Above Ground

5.Site plan or sketch must be attached showing the following dimensions:

Zoning certificate does not relieve the applicant from the responsibility of obtaining all other required permits and approvals including but
not limited to Township Building Permit when applicable, Fairfield County Building Department (614) 863-3099 or (740) 652-9495. Applicant
and owner should also coordinate with utility companies' required easements, right-of-way’s and setbacks.

Date received by zoning inspector

REVISED APPLICATION FOR ZONING July 18, 2023

The Following Requirements must be met before a Greenfield Twp. Zoning Permit
can be issued

GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP ZONING FEES EFFECTIVE 2015 04 21

Copy of Zoning Book (also available on the web site: www.greenfieldtwp.org)$15.00

Payment will be due at the time the permit is ready for pickup from the Zoning
Inspector. Make your check payable to Greenfield Township
Trustees.

Revised 05/14 2015

Phone: 740-756-9378

zoning@greenfieldtwp.org

Dear resident,

When you have an emergency at your house, be it a loved one experiencing a heart attack or a clothes dryer
on fire in your basement, TIME will be the major determining  factor in how we can influence the outcome. One
of the biggest problems we encounter on an emergency run is finding the correct location. When people  place
their address on their home or on their mailbox, they seem to always place it so it can be seen in the  direction
the mailman approaches. This is great for the postal service, as they are driving very slowly, and usually
stopping at every home. We, on the other hand, are usually in a hurry, and need to be able to spot an address
from a distance. We also may not be coming down the street in the same direction the mailman does. The
remedy for this problem is foreach homeowner to place a green, reflective address sign in a prominent location
on their property where the numbers are on both sides and can be seen from both directions. This can be
placed on a mailbox pole or a separate

pole. These signs are available at our fire station for $7.00. This is our cost for the signs. In the interest of
public safety, we sell them at our cost.

I highly recommend the use of these signs, as they are the best way to help us find your home when you need us most.

Please call or stop in at the station for more information or to get your
sign.

Thank you,
Greenfield Township Fire Dept.
Phone (740) 756-4644
Fax (740) 7S6-7880

GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP Road Department

Right-of-Way Permit

No work shall be done or object placed within the Right-of-Way of a Greenfield Township  road without the permission of the
Greenfield Township Trustees. Large rocks, personalized mailboxes, and other such obstacles become liabilities in
accidents resulting in injury or death. Permission can be obtained from the Trustees at a regular 'Trustees Meeting,

Culvert Driveway Page

The culvert pipe shall be a minimum of 16-gauge, galvanized corrugated metal or double walled plastic (if approved)
pipe, a minimum of 12-inches in diameter or larger if determined by the Road Superintendent, and shall be a minimum of
thirty-feet in length, Appropriate bands shall be used to join the necessary sections of pipe to prevent displacement,

After the existing vegetation is removed from (the roadside ditch, the culvert shall be under laid with two inches of gravel
and covered with sufficient gravel so the completed installation will provide for drainage of water away from the existing
township road pavement.

Drainage

Drainage into the Right-of-Way ditch shall be by permit only. Drainage of treated effluent shall be as a last resort only, and
the permit application must be accompanied with a letter from the Fairfield County Health Department, staling that no other
reasonable option is available,

Driveway Design

Driveways for commercial vehicles to back out. onto (he public highway shall not be permitted. Concrete driveways
within six feet of the edge of the road pavement are permissible as long as they are at least one-half  inch below the road
pavement as measured along the grade of the existing slope of the road

Planting

No planting other than grass shall be allowed from the centerline of the road, back thirty-feet.

Rural Mailbox

Mailbox supports must be in accordance with the current ODOT Design Manual. Support for rural mailboxes must be of
the "breakaway" type. Standard supports are a 4-inch by 4-inch square timber post, a 4¹/₂ -inch round timber post, or a
maximum 2-inch dia. metal post of standard wall thickness (2 and 3/6-inch O.D.). The front leading edge of the mailbox
must be at least 2¹/₂-feet from the traveled  edge of the pavement. At no time shall a mailbox support be encased in
concrete.

Fences and Walls

New fences/walls are not permitted in the right-of-way. Minor repairs of existing fences/walls may be permitted. More
extensive repairs shall be considered replacements and the fence/wall shall be relocated outside the right-of-way. Any
fence wall within the clear zone or construction limits of a project shall be removed at such time other hazards on the road
are being addressed in a comprehensive manner. Assistance may be provided by township forces in removing
fences/walls, If existing fence/wall was installed prior to the inception of the permit process (July 1, 2003), the township
may provide assistance in locating the right-of-way. The township will not be liable for the removal of the fence/wall.

Please see attached diagram, NOTIFY THE ROAD DEPARTMENT BEFORE ANY WORK IS STARTED,

Adopted by The Greenfield Township Trustee’s 05O5/1999

Revised by resolution 611.5/1.003

Fairfield County's Driveway Detail