Initial Multi-Family Permit Filed for Berkeley Reserve on Holder Drive

An initial multi-family building permit application for a project titled "Berkeley Reserve" was submitted to the City of Columbus on Friday, Oct. 9, according to municipal permit records.

The filing covers 2299 Holder Drive in southwestern Columbus and was entered into the city's Accela Citizen Access portal as a preliminary multi-family new structure application.

At this stage, the submission exists under temporary record 26TMP-093813 with a pending status. The early portal entry includes no uploaded architectural plans, site drawings, unit counts, or building specifications, nor does it list the developer, property owner, or applicant contact details.

Temporary records serve as intake placeholders in the City of Columbus Department of Building and Zoning Services system. Municipal staff must first review the initial submission for completeness before converting the temporary filing into an active, permanent building permit application.

Once an active permit number is assigned, detailed project documentation is typically uploaded to the municipal database. The proposal will then face formal technical and administrative reviews—including zoning code compliance, structural engineering evaluation, utility coordination, and life safety checks—before city officials can approve the project or issue building permits for construction.