Tree of Life Appeals Council Decision to Environmental Court

Tree of Life Christian Schools appealed the decision of city council that denied a conditional use permit to open a school in the former CompuServe facility on Henderson Road.

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Facts About UA

 

Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau tell only part of the story about why Upper Arlington is such a desirable community. What you will see below is that our citizens are highly educated and well-employed. We also are proud of the fact that residents don’t simply raise their children then leave, but choose to stay in Upper Arlington for a lifetime. That means that our City benefits from having residents of all ages, as well as a school system that has enjoyed steady enrollment.

 

Our City
Founded in 1918 (one of the first suburbs of Columbus)
9.67 square miles (compact in size and easy to navigate)
Council/City Manager Form of Government (combining the leadership of elected officials with the managerial experience of an appointed manager)
Financial Rating:  Aaa from Moody’s Investors Service and AAA from Standard and Poor's (a rare designation for municipalities)

 

Households
Total Population: 33,686
Total Households: 13,985
Owner-occupied housing units: 81.3% (compared to 58.8% for Franklin County)
Average home value: $324,200 (compared to $171,000 in central Ohio area)

 

Our People
Median age: 42.6 (34.5 for Franklin County)

Family households with

children under 18:

31.9%
Householder 65 yrs. or older: 12.9%

 

Income
Median household income:  $72,116 ($45,803 for Franklin County)
Median family income:  $90,208 ($59,599 for Franklin County)

 

Education  
High school diploma only: 10.5%
Some college: 16.4%
Associate's degree: 3.6%
Bachelor's/Graduate/Professional degree: 67.4%

 

 

 

 

 

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