Neighborhood Master Plan
ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD MASTER PLAN Springfield Township is a unique, diverse community that is comprised
of many different neighborhoods, each with unique character,
attributes and needs. The Township includes one school
district that is entirely within the Township and portions of six
others. With a total of 39,755 residents and about 16,000 households,
we recognize that an overall Master Plan for the entire Township may
fail to address the individual and specific needs of a particular
neighborhood. Therefore, Township officials, staff and residents worked together in the creation a Master Plan that
embraces the Township for what it is, a community of neighborhoods.
The plan recognizes twelve specific Township neighborhood districts and the creation of unique individualized plan for each. Included is a study and analysis of existing conditions in each of these districts from a physical condition, land use and zoning policy standpoint and provides specific recommendations regarding both short and long–term goals and policies that should be implemented. The Township Neighborhood Master Plan also provides operational and service delivery recommendations regarding specific areas that were identified through the planning processes as areas of weaknesses or as opportunities for success. The plan was formally adopted on May 10, 2011.
Download the full version of the Neighborhood Master Plan
Download "The Core" District Plan - Galbraith and North Bend Economic Development Concept
Individual Neighborhood District Plans: What District Do I Live In? (Click Here)
• Lexington Heights/Glencoe/ Wellspring
Neighborhood Districts
This map outlines twelve "districts" that the Township used to create a neighborhood master plan.
Individual street listing of Neighborhood Districts (Click Here)
Steering Committee Members
Springfield Township Trustees hosted individual neighborhood meetings in 2009 to gather public opinion regarding land use, future developments and resident services. Surveys were also gathered and results were later tabulated. Monthly focus group (steering committee) meetings were then held in 2010 with Township staff and residents representing the twelve neighborhood districts. Staff presented recommendations on a specific topics and steering committee members provided their valuable insight as residents. Below is a list of the steering committee members who were educated on the specific topics and met during the year-long master plan process. To view a video of the planning process, click here.
Finneytown North District
| Gerri Frank |
| Jim Golan |
| John Rapach |
| Julie Stark |
| Sherry Kelley Marshall |
| Tracey Carraher |
| Bob Heglin |
| Richard Okenfuss |
| Wes Girdler |
Finneytown South District
| Jeff Dean |
| Donna Saul |
| Susan Wagner |
| John Listermann |
| Bill Angert |
| Norbert Gilman |
| Mike Battles |
| * Dan Deitsch |
Hamilton Northeast District
| John Artmayer |
| Dianne Schreck |
| Martin Eisele |
| Gary Sweeney |
| Dave Rieman |
| Dan Foertsch |
Hamilton Southwest District
| Mark Smith |
| Retina Carter |
| Jack Herb |
| * Christopher Venneman |
| Brenda Hicks |
| Cindy Tomaszewski |
Hollydale District
| Herb Grinstead |
| Joseph Johns |
| Jerry Maxey |
Lexington Heights District
| Barbara Dawson |
| * Bill Luchsinger |
| Kathleen Luhn |
Pleasant Run Farms District
| Chip Berquist |
| Monica Bowles |
| * Randy Scheib |
| Jason Henry |
| Ed Mayer |
Sevenhills District
| Anita Grace |
| Jessica Walker |
| John Wintz |
Valleydale District
West College Hill District
| Ryan Collins |
| Carl Gehr |
| *Alberts Hemsley |
| Kathy Lawhorn |
| Ron Sauder |
| *Stephanie Harris |
| Tanya Lewis |
| Mark Walpole |
| Dickie Thompson |
| Roy Rogers |
| Clara Harris |
| Mary Cinquina |
Winton Northeast District
| Manish Sharma |
| Kevin Holthaus |
| Jim Ollier |
| Michael Catenzaro |
| John Slone |
| Bob Stevenot |
| Dick Alexander |
| Daniel Gibbons |
| Melanie Crowe |
Winton Northwest District
| Tim Cleary |
| Jim Reno |
| Malinda Hartong |
| Bobbie Wavra Mouch |
| Richard Magnus |
