ZONING MAPS & ORDINANCES
Inspector: Gaylord Price, Jr
30 N Diamond St, Mansfield OH 44902
419-755-9688
Inspector: Bob Johnson
301 Harding Way E, Galion OH 44833
419-468-2642
Inspector: Larry Weirich
142 Park Place, Bellville, OH 44813
419-886-2245 x 6
Inspector: Rick Freeman
33 West Elm Street, Butler OH 44822
419-566-6881
Inspector: Marc Milliron
100 North Seltzer St, Crestline, OH 44827
419-683-3800
Inspector: Andy Smallstey
44 West Main Street, Lexington OH 44904
419-884-0765
Village of Lucas
Inspector: Tom Rusynky
48 West Broadway Street, Plymouth, OH 44865
419-687-4331 x 5
Inspector: Wayne Liggett
817 Expressview Dr, Mansfield, OH 44905
419-589-5544
Mifflin Township
Monroe Township
Perry Township
Inspector: Lonnie McGhee
2230 James Rd, Bellville, OH 44813
419-565-8975
Sandusky Township
Inspector: William Scott, P.E.
3010 Walker Lake Road, Mansfield, OH 44903
419-295-4848
Inspector: John Hurlow
2480 Possum Run Road, Mansfield, OH 44903
419-756-7256 ext. 301
Weller Township
What is zoning?
Purposes of Zoning:
Zoning is a legislative method of regulating land use by the division of political subdivision into districts, and then enacting uniform regulations to control the uses within the district.
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to use land for its most suitable purpose
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to protect or maintain property values
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to promote public health and safety
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to protect the environment
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to manage aesthetics
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orderly devlopment
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economic development
Who administers zoning?
Zoning in Richland County is administered by the local political subdivisions. All the municipalities and 13 of the 18 townships in Richland County are zoned. Richland County Regional Planning assisted all the Townships draft their zoning ordinances and continues to advise and train Township zoning officials on zoning matters.
* To find what political subdivision the property you are interested in is located, please click the link below. You may search for the property by parcel number, owner name, or street address. Once you have found the property, on the first page (Profile) that comes up the jurisdiction will be listed under the "Legal" heading. You want the jurisdiction listed under "Township" unless there is a Municipality listed below, that is other than "unincorporated". If one is listed, that is the jurisdiction that you should use. (This means the property is within the City or Village limits)
Township Example
City or Village Example
Do you need a Zoning Permit?
The Zoning Resources chart at the top of this page contains links to the political subdivision websites, zoning ordinance maps, and the zoning inspectors contact information.