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Julia Lerner

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Freepoint to close Hebron plastic recycling plant plagued by complaints, investigations

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By Julia Lerner
| The Reporting Project
Freepoint Eco-Systems, a plastic recycling facility on Milliken Drive between Heath and Hebron, will suspend operations at the site after more than a year of complaints from neighboring residents and ongoing investigations from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
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Granville opposition pushes Heath council to delay vote on Heath Hills housing

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By Julia Lerner, Ella Kitchens
| Yahoo Verified
Granville and Heath residents packed the Heath City Council chambers to oppose the Heath Hills development on Monday, May 18. After weeks of pushback and vocal concerns from neighboring communities, Heath City Council voted unanimously to postpone a decision on a 550-home development that could create financial burdens for the Granville Exempted Village School District.
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Heath council opts to postpone vote on controversial Heath Hills housing development

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By Julia Lerner, Ella Kitchens
| The Reporting Project
After weeks of pushback and vocal concerns from neighboring communities, Heath City Council voted unanimously to postpone a decision ona 550-home development that could create financial burdens for the Granville Exempted Village School District and Granville residents. The proposed development from M/I Homes would put 550 homes on a 300-acre plot near Seminary and Canyon roads on land Heath annexed from Union Township.
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