Written with the help of AI from the Miami Township Trustees agenda, Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
Public hearing: Winsupply rezoning
The main item is a public hearing on Resolution #126-2026, which would change the zoning map for land in Zoning Case #411-12, listed under the name Winsupply. The resolution would move the property from "AC-3," the Austin Center Business District, to "PD," a Planned Development District. A planned development district is a zoning category that lets a specific project follow its own site plan and rules rather than the standard ones for a district.
The agenda does not give the property’s address, the size of the site, what Winsupply plans to build or any dollar figures. It also does not say how the trustees will vote.
Work session: roadway resurfacing
The trustees will hold a work session on roadway resurfacing. A work session is a discussion meeting, and the agenda lists no streets, contracts or costs for this topic.
Routine business
The consent agenda, a group of items passed with a single vote and no separate discussion unless someone asks to pull one out, includes the minutes of the Oct. 30, 2026 regular meeting, purchase orders, and payroll and bills. No totals are listed for the purchase orders or the payroll and bills. The agenda lists no items under new business. It also includes a reading of first responder casualties by Police Chief Adam Nielsen, department head comments and board comments.
How to weigh in
The Board of Trustees meets Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Miami Township Government Center, 2700 Lyons Road, Miami Township, OH 45342.
The agenda sets aside a public comments period in which residents can share their thoughts with the board. Trustees will listen but will not engage in dialogue during that time. Presentations are limited to five minutes each. The rezoning is also scheduled as a public hearing.
Source: Miami Township Trustees agenda, Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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