0 Roachton Road Rezoning (R5 to C3)
Perrysburg
Description
Owner Matt Temby wants to rezone the 0.88-acre rear parcel from two-family residential to community shopping so a prospective buyer can build a commercial facility on the front parcels. The Planning Commission recommended denial in August.
Impact summary
If council follows the recommendation, the parcel stays residential, preserving the buffer residents were promised last year.
Applicant
- Name
- Matt Temby
- Address
- 0 Roachton Road, Perrysburg, Ohio
At a glance
- Hearings
- 4
- Public comments
- 9
- Total mentions
- 4
Last vote · Planning Commission
A recommendation, not a final decision. The council decides next.
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 27, 2026.
Meeting timeline (4)
Planning and Zoning Committee - Oct 27, 2026
Applicant Matt Tembe wants the back parcel rezoned from R5 two-family residential to C3 commercial so it matches the front parcels and could host an indoor pickleball facility. The committee couldn't reach consensus and is sending it to council with no recommendation.
Public Hearing - Rezoning Request R5 to C3 - Oct 6, 2026
An 0.88-acre rear parcel just west of Steeple Chase Lane would be rezoned from two-family residential to community shopping to allow an indoor pickleball facility on the combined site. Planning Commission recommended denial 5-1 in August; no council vote yet.
Planning Commission - Aug 27, 2026
Request to rezone 0.88 acres behind Horseshoe Bend from two-family residential to community shopping for a private pickleball facility; commission recommended denial after neighbor opposition.
Planning and Zoning Committee - Jul 21, 2026
Two city-owned parcels next to the Department of Public Service Facility were recommended for Institutional zoning to match the facility next door.
Related issues (2)
Institutional Rezoning of City-Owned Roachton Road Parcels
An out-of-state owner wants 0.88 acres behind the Horseshoe Bend subdivision rezoned from two-family residential to commercial, reportedly for a private pickleball facility. Neighbors testified about privacy, lighting, safety, traffic, and property values, and the commission recommended denial 5-0. Council holds the final vote October 6.
Roachton Road Rezone to Community Shopping
The owner wants the back parcel rezoned to match the C3 front parcels so an indoor pickleball facility can be built there. Neighbors say they accepted duplex zoning and worry about what business could follow if the pickleball plan fails. The Planning Commission has already recommended denial 5-1.
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