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Central Ohio grew fast enough to leave a young set of associations across the surrounding suburbs, with pools, trails, and stormwater basins as standard shared assets. A full four-season calendar splits the contract year cleanly in half.
Franklin · Delaware County · Licking · Union. Licensing and common-area rules can differ by county even inside one metro, so scope is set against your mapped grounds.
Newer suburban planned communities carry pools and trails. Condominium associations carry shared drives.
Stormwater basin obligations sit beside the routine landscape scope, and they are the ones a board tends to discover after the county writes to it.
The law behind it
Association law in Columbus runs through Ohio Planned Community Law, ORC Ch. 5312. Vendors are licensed through Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board for specialty trades, with local general-contractor registration, and community pools are regulated by Ohio Department of Health and local health districts.
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