Warren County Sports Park Will Host National Soccer Tournament
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Warren County Sports Park was selected to host the Premier SuperCopa, a national youth soccer tournament, in June 2020.
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The Latest News & Updates from Union Village
Principles of New Urbanism: Quality of Life
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Future residents of Union Village will value the same principles we employ to build it: walkability, quality architecture, sustainability, etc.
Read MorePrinciples of New Urbanism: Sustainability
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New urbanism takes an environmentally responsible approach to development.
Read MorePrinciples of New Urbanism: Green Transportation
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New urbanism makes it easier to walk and use other modes of green transportation to reach a destination.
Read MorePrinciples of New Urbanism: Increased Density
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At Union Village, buildings, residences, shops, and services will be closer together for ease of walking and more efficient use of services and resources.
Read MoreSite Development Nears Completion at Union Village
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Installation of water mains at Union Village is complete, with sanitary sewer installation 96 percent complete.
Read MoreUnion Village Provides Learning Opportunity for Future Architects, Planners and Builders
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Union Village Project Manager Matt Obringer discussed the consequences of urban sprawl, and how urban planning can result in more beneficial and attractive land use.
Read MorePrinciples of New Urbanism: Traditional Neighborhood Structure
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New urbanist communities utilize the qualities of “traditional neighborhoods.”
Read MorePrinciples of New Urbanism: Quality Architecture & Urban Design
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Homes and buildings at Union Village will follow a design code to meet the highest standards of craftsmanship and design.
Read MoreIN THE NEWS: Warren County Among Ohio’s Fastest Growing Counties
/The population of Warren County, Ohio increased 1.4 percent in 2018, the third largest increase in the state, reported the Dayton Daily News. Construction of Union Village, a planned, new urban community, will begin in Summer 2019 in the heart of Warren County.
Population growth is happening because there are jobs and healthy, attractive communities where people want to live.
“Growing population demonstrates the vibrancy, the attractiveness of this county,” Warren County Commissioner Tom Grossmann told Dayton Daily News.
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Photo by Chris Stewart, Dayton Daily News (April 21, 2019)
