Land Use & Zoning
What is Ohio's township zoning authority?
AOhio townships have no zoning authority
BOhio townships can adopt zoning regulations for unincorporated areas under ORC Chapter 519✓ Correct
CTownships defer all zoning to county government
DTownship zoning requires state approval
Explanation
Under ORC Chapter 519, Ohio townships can adopt zoning regulations for unincorporated areas within the township. Township zoning is distinct from municipal zoning and governs rural and suburban areas outside incorporated municipalities.
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