Written with the help of AI from the Liberty Township Zoning Commission agenda, Monday, November 16, 2026.
97-acre rezoning request on Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Case ZC26-022 is a request from Shawn Bullock, on behalf of NVR Inc., for a zoning map amendment. That means changing the official zoning label on a piece of land. The request would move a 97.38-acre site from RA-1 (Residential-Agricultural District) to R-1 (Suburban Residence District).
The site includes 4851 Cincinnati-Dayton Road, 4911 Cincinnati-Dayton Road and 891 South Sands Avenue. It is made up of five parcels in Section 16, Town 3, Range 3, in Liberty Township, Butler County. The parcel numbers are D2010-016.000-049, -060, -061, -062 and -072.
The agenda says that after the hearing concludes, the matter will be submitted to the Liberty Township Board of Trustees. The agenda does not say what the commission will recommend, and it does not describe what would be built on the land.
Children’s Hospital Medical Center signage request at 7777 Yankee Road
Case ZC26-023 is a request from Children’s Hospital Medical Center for a minor modification to a Final PUD Plan for signage. A PUD, or planned unit development, is a site with a customized development plan approved by the township. The hospital is also asking for variances, which are exceptions to the rules, from Section 9.4.5(2) of the zoning rules. That section covers ground signs for large floor area structures.
The property is at 7777 Yankee Road, Parcel D2010-013.000-155, in Section 13, Town 3, Range 3. The agenda does not give the size, number or location of the signs.
Routine business
The commission is also scheduled to approve the notice of decision and minutes from its September 21, 2026 meeting, and the notices of decision and minutes from its October 19, 2026 meeting. No dollar amounts appear on the agenda.
How to weigh in
The meeting begins at 6:00 PM on Monday, November 16, 2026, at 5021 Winners Circle Drive, Liberty Township, OH 45011. The agenda says the chair will review the procedure of the hearing at the start of the meeting. It does not list separate rules for public comment, so residents with questions about how to speak should check with the township.
Source: Liberty Township Zoning Commission agenda, Monday, November 16, 2026.
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