Welcome to Holland, Ohio
2023 HOLLAND HAPPENINGS CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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BEGINNING NOVEMBER 6, 2023, THE HOLLAND POLICE BUILDING IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC FOR RENOVATIONS. WEBCHECKS AND RECORDS ARE AVAILABLE MON-FRI 10A-2PM IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. USE THE REAR DOOR OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR ASSISTANCE. ANY SITUATION NEEDING POLICE ASSISTANCE SHOULD PHONE 419-255-8443 TO BE PUT IN TOUCH WITH AN OFFICER. ALL EMERGENCIES DIAL 9-1-1.
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Upcoming Event Dates
Leaf Collection beginning October 23 based on leaf fall, collection will continue until the first week of December.
This collection for leaves only, all other yard waste may be taken free of charge to Ohio Composting at 10839 Sager Rd. They are open Monday – Friday.
November 23 & 24 Village offices closed for Thanksgiving.
December 2 Happy Holland Day/Tree Lighting 4-6pm at the Lodge. Santa arrives at 4:15pm.
December 25 Village offices closed for Christmas. Refuse/recycling collection delayed until Wednesday Dec. 27.
Refuse/Recycling
Republic Service collections are delayed after major holidays. To double check Republic’s schedule you can follow this link.
September 5, 2023 collection is delayed until September 6, 2023.
December 26, 2023 collection is delayed until December 27, 2023.
Council Meetings
Council meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays of the month with the exception of June, July and August when one meeting a month is held.
Non-Emergency Police Calls
Non-emergency police calls REQUIRING A POLICE RESPONSE should be placed to 419-255-8443.
Calls to 419-865-7105 are only answered during normal business hours and do not have ability to dispatch officers.
USE 419-255-8443 TO REACH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DISPATCH CENTER.
Yard Waste Disposal
The Village contracts with Ohio Composting for free resident drop off of yard waste such as grass clippings, brush and tree limbs. They are located at 10839 Sager Rd (State Route 20A). They are open 9a-5p Monday through Friday. Phone number is 419-897-7807.
Leaf Collection, Right of Way Trees & Sidewalks
Fall leaf collection will run October 23 to December 4, 2023. Maintenance crews atempt to follow the posted routes, please keep in mind that the schedule may be delayed.
COLLECTION SCHEDULE:
MONDAYS – All streets south of the railroad tracks including Nightingale
TUESDAYS – Clarion, Clark, Front and Angola Roads
WEDNESDAYS – Dunn, Cornwall, and Springfield Drive
THURSDAYS – Kipling, Second, McCord, Georgianna, Erie, Columbus, Washington and Almaine
FRIDAYS – all streets in the Whisperwood Subdivision
Right of Way Trees and Sidewalks
Per Village Ordinances trees in the right of way are the responsibility of the property owner where the tree is located. Sidewalks are also considred property owner responsibilty.
National Webcheck Service
WEBCHECK -ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINTING
THIS SERVICE IS PROVIDED MONDAY -FRIDAY 10AM-1:30PM IN THE HOLLAND POLICE BUILDING
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
PLEASE COMPLETE THE WEBCHECK FORM PRIOR TO ARRIVING. FORM AVAILABLEÂ HERE.
Streetlight Outages
All streetlights in the Village are owned and operated by Toledo Edison. Outages may be reported by phone 1-888-544-4877 or online at this link.
Path lighting in Strawberry Acres Park and the Roundabout lights are owned and operated by the Village, please contact the municipal offices with any concerns. We are working to determine the cause of the current outage of the Roundabout lights. Please use caution in the area during nightime travel.
Street Damage, Sign Damage, Mailbox Damage
Please contact the Village offices to report any damage to streets, street signs or in Strawberry Acres or Rail Park.
Mailboxes damaged by snow plows on Angola and McCord Roads should be reported to the Lucas County Road Maintnenace at 419-213-2892.
Utility Aggregation Opt Out Letters
Residents periodically receive mailings from energy and electric companies regarding opting out of the aggregation program providers. If you do not wish to leave the aggregation, do nothing, throw the card or letter away or tell the solicitor on the phone or at your door that you are not interested.
Current suppliers for natural gas are Constellation New Energy and Energy Harbor for electricity.
NOAC Update Electrical Supplier. This update explains the process and selection of Energy Harbor as electricity supplier to the Coalition membership.
Am I really in the Village?
There is a large Holland mailing address area with only a small number of households and businesses actually under Village jurisdiction. Check out the Street_list to verify if that address is located in the Village.
Regional Income Tax Agency Filing Information
Holland contracts with the Regional Income Tax Agency (R.I.T.A.) for enforcement of its income tax regulations. This includes annual returns, estimated payments, local withholding, etc.
All returns, schedules, and other documents need to be submitted directly to R.I.T.A. Documents submitted to the Village of Holland will be returned to the sender and may result in penalties and fines if the returned filing is late.
R.I.T.A. Contact Information:
Business Filings – 1-800-860-7482 EXT 5003
Residential Filings – 1-800-860-7482 EXT 5002
All filings and payments may be made online at www.ritaohio.com.
R.I.T.A. also handles all Holland Springfield Joint Economic Development Zone (JEDZ) and Holland Springfield Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) filings including annual returns, estimated payments, and local withholding. 1-800-860-7482 EXT 3263..
Income Tax forms can be found at this link.
Frequently Requested Info
Common Rules & Regulations
Rental Facilities
Zoning and Building Permits
Zoning FAQ’s
Residential
- Parking
- Setbacks
- Fences, Sheds & Accessory Structures
- Swimming Pools
- Site Plan Requirements
- Schedule of Fees
- Building Permits
Business Manufacturing
- Permitted uses by district
- Setbacks
- Accessory Structures
- Site Plan Requirements
- Stormwater
- Off-Street Parking and Loading Regulations
- Schedule of Fees
- Building Permits
- Business Registration & Occupancy Application
Regulations
- Zoning Code
- Building Permits
- Â Illicit Discharge
- Variances
- Appeals
- Conditional Use
- Non-Conformities
- Zoning Permit Application
- Right of Way (General) Permit Application
- Telecommunications
- Zoning and Land Use Map
- Land Use Policy
- Exterior Property Maintenance
- Zoning FAQ
- Soil & Erosion Control & Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans
Mayor & Council Information & Meeting Minutes
Elected Officials
Meetings & Minutes
Maintenance/Refuse & Recycling/Road Improvements
Police
Police Department Page
Records
Programs/Permits
- Safety Town
- Officer Phil
- Door To Door Sales Permit
- Parade
- Block Party
- House Watch Request
- Pawnbroker, Precious Metals & Secondhand Articles Dealer Application
- Chapter 703 Licensure of Dealers of Second-Hand Articles
- Medication Drop Off Flyer
Electronic Webcheck/Fingerprinting
Parks
Finance
Charter & Ordinances
Planning Commission
Income Tax
Holland contracts with the Regional Income Tax Agency (R.I.T.A.) for enforcement of its income tax regulations. This includes annual returns, estimated payments, local withholding, etc.
All returns, schedules, and other documents need to be submitted directly to R.I.T.A. Documents submitted to the Village of Holland will be returned to the sender and may result in penalties and fines if the returned filing is late.
R.I.T.A. Contact Information:
Business Filings – 1-800-860-7482 EXT 5003
Residential Filings – 1-800-860-7482 EXT 5002
All filings and payments may be made online at www.ritaohio.com.
R.I.T.A. also handles all Holland Springfield Joint Economic Development Zone (JEDZ) and Holland Springfield Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) filings including annual returns, estimated payments, and local withholding. 1-800-860-7482 EXT 3263..
Income Tax forms can be found at this link.
Village News
Clear Choices for Clean Water
As a member of the TMACOG Stormwater Coalition, the Village has participated in making information on how the average person can make a choice to help keep our drinking and recreation water safe. Simple things such as being sure the lid to your refuse cart is secure so that debris doesn’t blow out of the container to picking up a gum wrapper you may find on your daily walk adds up when we all are making the effort.
If you haven’t visited the Toledo Lake Erie Clear Choices Clean Water website yet, this postcard on how rain runoff can affect water quality is an example of the type of information you can find. Take a minute to visit the site and make a choice!
Meetings & Events
