Historic Dublin
BriHi
Now complete, BriHi Square offers office and retail destinations at the northwest corner of Bridge and High streets in the historic district.
The City Examines Parking in Historic Dublin
As part of a comprehensive Parking Demand Study in Historic Dublin, the City of Dublin is collaborating with Rich & Associates, one of the nation’s premier professional parking consultants, to fully assess the parking demand/supply needs in Historic Dublin.
The Parking Demand Study was kicked off with a public information meeting on Tuesday, August 10, 2010, at the Dublin Community Church. Information was presented on the activities, measurement tools and process to gather, analyze and assess data for the Study.
Based upon the findings the City of Dublin will present short-term and long-term policy recommendations and solutions for public review later this fall.
For more information on the Parking Demand Study, contact Jennifer Rauch at 614-410-4690 or jrauch@dublin.oh.us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Historic District Property Lines
What are the boundaries of the Historic District? How do I determine if my property is in the Historic District or listed in the Ohio Historic Inventory and needs to be reviewed by the Architectural Review Board?
The Architectural Review District is defined by the Indian Run Stream Bed to the north, the east high water line of the Scioto River and the west right-of-way of SR257 to the east, and the Cosgray Ditch from the Scioto River, west to the intersection of an imaginary southward extension of the rear alley west of South High Street to the south. The west boundary of the District follows the west boundary of the I. O. O. F. Cemetery located on West Bridge Street, extended north to the Indian run, the south boundary of the cemetery located on West Bridge Street extended east to the rear alley to the west of South High Street, and the rear alley to the west of the South High Street extended southward to the intersection of the Cosgray Ditch.
A map indicating the Historic District boundary is also available on the Historic District home page. A searchable database of Dublin properties listed in the Ohio Historic Inventory is coming soon. Until then, please contact Land Use and Long Range Planning at 614-410-4600 with questions about the Inventory or whether your property is in the District.
Developing in Historic Dublin
Who can I call to talk about developing in the Historic District?
Contact Land Use and Long Range Planning at (614) 614-410-4600 as early as possible in the development process to obtain information about the application and review process in the District.
Where can I get a copy of the Historic District Design Guidelines?
Complimentary copies of the Historic District Design Guidelines are available at Land Use and Long Range Planning, located at 5800 Shier Rings Road in Dublin. The Guidelines are also available in the Land Use and Long Range Planning home page on the City of Dublin website.