Dublin Corporate Area Plan (Final – February – 2022)   The City of Dublin’s office space has been considered some of the best in Central Ohio for the past 40 years. Like many suburbs, Dublin fostered a Class-A office model offering freeway visibility, easy automotive

The City of Dublin began an inventory of important roadway corridors 2009 to review land use, roadway design, and roadside character.

The crossroads of US 33, State Route 161 / Post Road and Hyland Croy Road is under immense development pressure and will change significantly in the coming years. In order to produce the best possible future for this area, a multi-jurisdiction cooperative effort was formed to create a

The City’s Planning Division has initiated an update to the Community Plan’s Bright Road Area Plan. The last major update of the Bright Road Area Plan occurred with the update of the Community Plan in 2007. Since that time, the final phase of Emerald Parkway has been completed through

Dublin’s Planning Division is in the process of converting its award-winning Community Plan to an entirely digital format. This is being done to allow easier updates and make the Plan more user-friendly. Look for more interactive maps and graphics to better explain some of the Plan’s

View Larger Map   Existing Character The U.S. 33 Corridor is an area defined by agricultural character that is on the verge of significant change. With rail access, several important highway interchanges and key interstate frontage, the area is highly accessible from I-270 and al

View Larger Map Existing Character The Avery Road corridor stretches from the U.S. 33 interchange at Avery-Muirfield Drive to Dublin’s southern boundary, providing a connection from community-scale retail areas north of U.S. 33 to Columbus and Hilliard to the south. The area includes

View Larger Map Existing Character The Bright Road focus area is bordered by Hard Road and I-270, and stretches west from Sawmill Road to Riverside Drive, comprising the northeast portion of the Emerald Corporate District. Defined by the planned extension of Emerald Parkway, the area

View Larger Map  The Southwest Area comprises nearly 1,500 acres of mostly undeveloped land stretching from Emerald Parkway to Houchard Road and bordering the City of Columbus to the south. The future extension of Tuttle Crossing Boulevard will open much of this area to development, a

View Larger Map ­ Existing Character The Emerald/Perimeter Area is centrally located within the Emerald Corporate Business District along the Emerald Parkway corridor. This area plan was originally referred to as the Coffman Park Area Plan in previous versions of the Community Plan. I