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NetJets seeks Columbus variance for 59-foot parking garage at airport campus
Read the full articleNetJets has requested a council variance for commercial parking and a 59-foot garage in a rural zone for its 42-acre Project Ascend expansion on Bridgeway Avenue. City staff review is scheduled for Oct. 15 before hearings at the Development Commission and City Council.
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The City of Columbus published application materials on Oct. 8, 2026, for Project Ascend, a multi-phase corporate headquarters campus expansion proposed by NetJets Services, Inc. and the Columbus Regional Airport Authority.
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Applicants Name (same as listed on front application: NetJets Services, Inc.
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The filing, submitted on Sept. 22, 2026, seeks a Council Variance under application CV26-095 across 42.48 acres at 4111 Bridgeway Ave.
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CV26-095 9/22/2026
CV26-095 · Council Variance — 4111 BRIDGEWAY AVE COLUMBUS OH
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The filing, submitted on Sept. 22, 2026, seeks a Council Variance under application CV26-095 across 42.48 acres at 4111 Bridgeway Ave.
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42.48 ACRES TO ALLOW PARKING LOT EXPANSION IN THE R, RURAL DISTRICT
NetJets and the airport authority are requesting variance approval to allow parking lot expansion in the rural zoning district.
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42.48 ACRES TO ALLOW PARKING LOT EXPANSION IN THE R, RURAL DISTRICT
Municipal departments are scheduled to conduct an initial staff review on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, led by assigned city planner Brandon Carpenter.
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STAFF REVIEW 10.15.2026 ASSIGNED PLANNER: BRANDON CARPENTER
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Civil engineering site plans prepared by Langan Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc. depict a phased master plan integrating existing corporate infrastructure with new facilities.
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Langan Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc.
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In a supplemental filing letter, project architect Vocon noted that the current application covers phase 1 scope only, located entirely south of the existing intersection of Bridgeway Avenue and Goshen Road.
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We are requesting variances for our phase 1 scope only