§ 103.46 — Forty-Fifth Ward

103.46 - Forty-Fifth Ward.

The boundaries of the Forty-Fifth Ward are hereby established to include the following territory: Beginning at the intersection of Brice Road and I-70, north along the centerline of Brice Road to a point north of I-70 being the Columbus-Reynoldsburg Corporation boundary line, then east along the centerline of I-70 to the Franklin-Fairfield county line, then south along said county line to Refugee Road, then east along the centerline of Refugee Road to a point being the Columbus-Pickerington corporation boundary line, then southerly along said boundary line to unnamed creek, then west along the centerline of unnamed creek across Gender Road and Brice Road to the confluence of unnamed creek and Blacklick Creek, then westerly along the centerline of Blacklick Creek to a point that is the Columbus Corporation-Madison Township boundary line, then north along said corporation-township boundary line to Chatterton Road, then west along the centerline of Chatterton Road to a point west of Reynard Road that is the Columbus Corporation-Truro Township boundary line, then north, then west along said corporation-township boundary to Noe Bixby Road, then south along the centerline of Noe Bixby Road to a point that is the Columbus Corporation-Truro Township boundary line, then east along said corporation-township boundary to a point beyond Refugee Road that is the Columbus Corporation-Truro Township boundary line, then south along said boundary line to Refugee Road, then west along the centerline of Refugee Road to a point that is the Columbus Corporation-Truro Township boundary line, then southeast along said corporation-township boundary to Noe Bixby Road, then south along the centerline of Noe Bixby Road, to the Columbus Corporation-Madison Township boundary line, then south along said corporation-township boundary line to Big Walnut Creek, then north along the centerline of Big Walnut Creek and the Columbus Corporation-Madison Township boundary line, then crossing Refugee Road, then north along the centerline of Big Walnut Creek to I-70, then east along the centerline of I-70 to the point of the beginning.

(Ord. 1894-84: Ord. 2156-05 § 1 (part).)