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Prepare for Increased Property Valuation Challenges

October 14, 2020 by Gary Stedronsky

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our lives and businesses in ways we never envisioned.  The real estate market has certainly not been spared.  Office space, hotels, restaurants and retail establishments have been particularly hard hit.  Demand for office space is likely to decline given our adaptation to working at home.  As of July 30th, the […]

Filed Under: Construction & Real Estate, COVID-19 (Coronavirus), General Tagged With: COVID-19

What’s inside the new door barricade device rules

May 3, 2016 by Hollie Reedy

The Ohio Board of Building Standards has finalized the door barricade device rules mandated by HB 64. Found in the Ohio Building Code, the rules address active shooter drills, emergency situations, and establishes conditions for the use of the temporary locking devices.  The rules are effective as of April 18, 2016. Generally, the building code […]

Filed Under: Construction & Real Estate, General Tagged With: barricade device, board of building standards, temporary locking device

Ohio Supreme Court Decides Important Tax Exemption Case

January 14, 2016 by Pamela Leist

On December 30th, 2015, the Ohio Supreme Court unanimously declared that real property owned by a public school district board of education is tax exempt regardless of whether it is currently used for school purposes. Ennis Britton Shareholder Gary Stedronsky represented the Talawanda City School District Board of Education at all levels of appeal, including […]

Filed Under: Board Policy & Representation, Construction & Real Estate, School Finance, School Management

Appeals Court Affirms Political Subdivision Immunity in Slip and Fall

October 27, 2015 by Ryan LaFlamme

Stetz v. Copley Fairlawn School Dist., 2015-Ohio-4358 The Ninth Appellate District Court of Appeals has reaffirmed political subdivision immunity for public school districts in a slip and fall case. The Copley Fairlawn School District was sued after a student slipped and fell. The student worked in the office during her study hall. During her office […]

Filed Under: Board Policy & Representation, Construction & Real Estate

HB 64 Budget Bill Items Now in Effect

September 25, 2015 by Giselle Spencer

As with most other provisions of the budget bill (Am. Sub. HB 64) some significant provisions impacting Ohio school districts go into effect on September 29, 2015, including the following: The maximum amount of a scholarship awarded under the Autism or Jon Peterson scholarship programs increases to $27,000 (up from $20,000). School districts must offer […]

Filed Under: Board Policy & Representation, Construction & Real Estate, General, Labor and Employment, Legislation, School Finance, School Management, Special Education, Student Education and Discipline

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