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Canfield Approves Type 2 Annexation for Upscale Housing Development

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What happened

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Residents of Canfield gathered to discuss the Type 2 annexation of 11 acres located at the city's northwest corner, which was purchased by On Mark Communities LLC. City attorney Fortunato explained that in a Type 2 annexation, the annexed land is shared between the city and the township. The city would control zoning and supply services, while the township would receive property taxes on the improved land, and the city would receive income taxes.

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Why it matters

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The annexation allows for the construction of high-quality, upscale single-family homes, with average prices projected between $500,000 and $1 million. Mayor Don Dragish stated that the city's authority over the property was a key factor in approving the Type 2 agreement.

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Who's involved

  • FortunatoCity attorney who explained the different types of annexation.
  • CanfieldThe city where the annexation and proposed housing development is taking place.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • CanfieldSpeculative

    The city might see increased income tax revenue and potentially higher property values in the area.

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