Summary
The city got 38-40 acres of conservation land free via grants from the Western Reserve Land Conservancy, next to 35 acres it already owns — over 70 contiguous acres south of Wyndham Ridge that may someday get trails and parking.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
It cost the city nothing — grants covered the whole transfer.
All Stow residents, once trails and parking are added.
No groups negatively affected
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Planning Committee - Apr 9, 2026
The city got 38-40 acres of conservation land free via grants from the Western Reserve Land Conservancy, next to 35 acres it already owns — over 70 contiguous acres south of Wyndham Ridge that may someday get trails and parking.
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