Village of Yellow Springs, Ohio
How Yellow Springs Community Access Operates
YSCA operates under the Yellow Springs Community Access Station Rules and other policies, rules, and procedures approved by the Cable Advisory Panel aimed at broadest participation by community members. Village government, Village Council, the CAP, and the station are equal opportunity organizations.
Ben Guenther, Digital Media Manager, is responsible for the day-to-day activities and functions of YSCA operations.
Wastewater reclamation also requires special staff licensure. Brad Ault maintains a Wastewater Class III, Kevin Martin- Class I, Jeff Horn-WDS Class 1 and Dale Fisher-WWC Class 1, operate the Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) owned and operated by the Village of Yellow Springs and located at 3835 Grinnell Rd. The WRF is rated a Class II Plant. The Village wastewater is cleaned and processed to a very high level before being discharged into the Yellow Springs Creek and, eventually, the Little Miami River.
Like the WTP, the Yellow Springs Water Reclamation Facility was originally built in 1964 with major upgrades in 1988 and in 2010. It is designed for an average wastewater flow of 0.6 million gallons per day (mgd) with a peak hourly capacity of 3.4 mgd. Flow above the PHF is diverted to the 2.5 million gallon overflow basin. The Village operates one lift station, at the north end, which pumps on average about one third of the total daily flow to the WRF.
Kevin Martin Jeff Horn Dale Fisher
Operator Operator Operator
See below for current job openings for the Village of Yellow Springs.
Please download the Application for Employment and submit via email per individual job descriptions.
Johnnie Burns
Yellow Springs Village Manager
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Utility Service Worker III
Water Distribution Utility Service Worker III
Police Corporal (Full-Time)
Police Officer (Full-Time/Part-Time/Recruit)
APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
Application for Employment
EEO DOCUMENTS
GAUNT PARK POOL
GENERAL HOURS (No re-admission)
Season: OPENING DAY: May 24, 2025
Adult Swim Only:
(18+, no person under 18 admitted at this time, staff excluded)
All Ages Swim:
(15-minute breaks called every quarter to the hour until 6 pm, 18 yo+ may swim at this time)
| MONDAY - FRIDAY | 11am - 1pm | Adult Swim Only |
| 1pm - 7pm | All Ages Open Swim unless otherwise posted (including baby pool) | |
| 7pm - 7:45pm | Adult Swim Only (unless otherwise posted) | |
| SATURDAY & SUNDAY |
12pm - 1pm | Adult Swim Only |
| 1pm - 7pm | All Ages Open Swim unless otherwise posted (including baby pool) | |
| 7pm - 7:45pm | Adult Swim Only (unless otherwise posted) |
| DAILY ADMISSION | |
| MEMBER | COST |
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4 yrs & younger with paying adult
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FREE |
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5-17 & persons 62+ years of age
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$6.00 |
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18-61 years of age
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$10.00 |
| VILLAGE RESIDENT SEASON PASS | |
| MEMBER | COST |
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4 yrs & younger with paying adult
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FREE |
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5-17 & persons 62+ years of age
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$78.00 |
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18-61 yrs
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$113.00 |
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Adult + 1 minor
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$130.00 |
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Household of 5 or fewer
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$150.00 |
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Each additional Member
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$17.00 |
| NON-RESIDENT SEASON PASS *Township is considered non-resident |
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| MEMBER | COST |
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4 yrs & younger with paying adult
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FREE |
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5-17 & persons 62+ years of age
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$129.00 |
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18-61 yrs
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$180.00 |
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Adult + 1 minor
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$250.00 |
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Household of 5 or fewer
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$267.00 |
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Each additional Member
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$23.00 |
| "SWIMMING FOR ALL" DISCOUNT PROGRAM |
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| MEMBER | COST |
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4 yrs & younger with paying adult
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FREE |
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5-17 & persons 62+ years of age
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$39.00 |
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18-61 yrs
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$56.00 |
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Adult + 1 minor
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$65.00 |
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Household of 5 or fewer
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$75.00 |
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Each additional Member
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$17.00 |
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Childcare provider pass
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$17.00 |
GAUNT PARK POOL 2025
DAILY OPERATION GUIDE
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Restrooms: Restrooms will be monitored frequently for cleanliness, restocking, and sanitizing. |
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Pool rules: |
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PLEASE NOTE: There is no LOST & FOUND available.
FREE WiFi AVAILABLE @ Yellow Springs Public WiFi
Gaunt Park Swimming Pool
500 W. South College Street
Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387
937-319-1440
Facebook @GauntParkPool
The Planning Commission meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 6PM in Council Chambers on the Second Floor of the John Bryan Community Center.
Planning Commission Members (5-Year Appointments):
Staff Contact:
Meg Leatherman, Zoning Administrator mleatherman@yso.com or 937-767-1702
To view the most recent Planning Commission Agenda and Minute documents:
CLICK HERE
The Economic Sustainability Commission is currently on hiatus, in deference to the Yellow Springs Development Corporation (YSDC).
Commission Members remain ready to assist the YSDC on an as-needed basis.
Members
Henry Myers
Saul Greenberg
Emily Seibel
Sammy Saber
Karen Wintrow
Susan Jennings, Alternate
Lisa Kreeger, Council Representative
Kevin Stokes, Council Alternate
Related Studies
Vision Yellow Springs Miami Township (ACP) August 16, 2010
Vision YSMT Appendix A: Conditions & Trends (ACP) January 31, 2010
Vision YSMT Appendix B: Public Involvement (ACP) November 11, 2009
Business Retention & Expansion Survey (CUPA) September, 2009
Going Local in Yellow Springs (Michael Shuman) January, 2009
Sustainable Yellow Springs (OSU Regional Planning Program) June, 2006
Yellow Springs External Perception Survey (CUPA) August, 2005
Yellow Springs Hospitality Feasibility Study 2005
Yellow Springs Transportation Service Needs & Priorities (CUPA)
Yellow Springs Cost of Living Report (James A. McKee Group) November, 2002
Related Articles
“Small Towns, Big Ideas” UNC School of Government (pdf)
“What’s Sustainability” Planning Commissioners Journal
“The Place Making Dividend” Planning Commissioners Journal
“Q&A: Dayton's Jim Leftwich on the region's emergence as a high-tech corridor” hiVelocity
Documents
Goals & Assignments 11/18/2010
Village of Yellow Springs Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2010
Sustainable Yellows Springs 2020 (Comprehensive Land Use Plan)
The Village has contracted with the Regional Income Tax Authority (RITA) to provide income tax collection services. Village residents and businesses are encouraged to use R.I.T.A. E-file, a quick, easy and secure way to file your municipal income taxes online with R.I.T.A. at www.ritaohio.com.
All income tax questions and filings should be directed to R.I.T.A.
Annual Income Tax returns should be filed with RITA.
Tax forms are available at RITA's website.
In addition, RITA can be contacted by mail or phone:
Regional Income Tax Authority
PO Box 477900
Broadview Heights, OH 44147-7900
For Individual filers: 1-800-860-7482 ext. 3203
For Businesses: 1-800-860-7482 ext. 3204
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| Kevin Stokes | Gavin DeVore Leonard |
| President of Council | Vice President of Council |
| kstokes@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us | gleonard@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us |
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| Carmen Brown | Trish Gustafson | Brian Housh |
| Council Member | Council Member | Council Member |
| cbrown@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us | tgustafson@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us | bhoush@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us |
2024 Village Council
Staff Contact
Judy Kintner, Clerk of Council
937-767-9126
clerk@yso.com
The Board of Zoning Appeals meets as required (which is scheduled by the Planning Office) in Council Chambers on the Second Floor of the John Bryan Community Center.
Board of Zoning Appeals Members (5-Year Appointments):
** The Board of Zoning Appeals Packets are available to download in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. If you do not already have Acrobat Reader on your computer, you can download it for free from the Adobe Website.**
2013 Board of Zoning Appeals Packets
The Village collects a 3% lodging tax for all qualifying short-term lodging establishments. This includes hotels, airbnbs, and many other types. To find out more, visit Village Code Chapter 882 or our Lodging Tax Frequently Asked Questions.
All operators of a qualifying lodging establishment must register annually and must submit lodging tax twice a year.
The Lodging Tax Form can be accessed by clicking here - Lodging Tax Form
You may refer to the graphic below for information on this process:
Ordinance 2017-14 "Enacting New Chapter 882 Entitled Lodging Excise Tax of the Codified Ordinances of the Village of Yellow Springs, Ohio Effective January 1, 2018" on September 5, 2017. This ordinance implements a lodging tax of 3% on all lodging establishments within the Village beginning January 1, 2018 with collections beginning on July 31, 2018. Please refer to the ordinance in full by clicking here.
From left to right: Foreman Ben Sparks, Jeff Horn, Public Works Director Johnnie Burns, Dustin Harris
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| Brad Ault | Dustin Harris | Jeff Jorn | Kevin Martin |
| Water Treatment Plant | Water & Electric | Water & Electric | Water Treatment Plant |
Foreman Ben Sparks, along with three other employees (Dustin Harris, Austin Pence and Jeff Horn), is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the electric utility and the water distribution system. The electric utility includes all lines, transformers, switching stations and poles. The water distribution system includes all main water lines that carry water from the water plant or water towers to any private service, as well as all fire hydrants.
The Village purchased the water system from Antioch College around 1927. The well field was in the north end of town now known as Ellis Park. The storage tank, or tower, was on the property now occupied by the Electroshield business at 708 South High Street. As the Village began to grow in the mid-to-late 1950s, the need for more capacity became apparent. A new treatment plant and wells were established at the present site on Jacoby Road in 1963. At the same time, a new storage tank was erected at its current location in Gaunt Park. A second tower was erected in 1978 after the first tower froze during the deep freeze in 1977 and was severely damaged.
Our current water distribution system consists of approximately thirty miles of water line, varying in size from 2” in diameter to 16” in diameter. The lines also vary in type, as some are cast iron or ductile iron while other are galvanized or plastic.
The Village has two elevated storage tanks, which are approximately 73 feet tall from the base to the top of the tower. The tanks hold 1,000,000 gallons each. The system also includes approximately 200 fire hydrants.
From Left: Rose Pelzl, Meter Reader., Travis Hotaling, Meter Reader.
Meter readers Rose Pelzl and Travis Hotaling, also important members of Ben's crew, take regular reads of all electric and water meters in the Village to keep billing moving smoothly. They also repair broken meters and install new ones, as necessary.
The Youth Center, located on the first floor of the Bryan Center, is open to Yellow Springs Village residents between the ages of 11-19.
In the event that Yellow Springs Schools are closed for teacher in-service meetings or snow, Spring Break or Winter Break, the Youth Center will open at 12:00 p.m and remain open until 9:00 p.m. The Youth Center is staffed by Village employees who monitor, as well as interact with, the visitors to the center.
Open gym hours vary each week and are posted on the gym doors. You may also inquire about hours or special activities by calling 937-767-7209 or emailing monitors@yso.com.
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Learn How to Create Programs
Currently we request people complete an application form with contact information and interests. Anyone who works or lives in Yellow Springs may apply. They may be asked to help others in producing programs and helping at the station.
YSCA will teach you how to use the portable equipment for capturing scenes and to use our editing equipment to prepare content for cablecast. You may check out equipment for a project but must be trained first.
YSCA is an associate member of the Miami Valley Communications Council (MVCC) which offers many classes including using GL-2 cameras, production and editing.
Please return email completed forms to the Ben Guenther | Station Manager, or call 937.767.7803.
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| Lori J. Askeland | Brian Housh | Karen Wintrow |
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Click on a council member's name above to send an email to that council member.
Staff Contact
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| Judy Kintner, Clerk of Council 937-767-9126 clerk@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us |
From left: Adam Williamson. Dale Fisher. Mike Neal. Tanner Bussey, Foreman.
Tanner Bussey
Foreman
Foreman Tanner Bussey, (along with his crew of Dale Fisher, Mike Neal, and David DeMaio), is responsible for several things throughout the Village. Street maintenance (includes paving and snow removal responsibilities), waste water collection (includes sewer and storm water), and Parks and Recreation (includes public parks, ball fields, swimming pool, areas of the bike path and all Village-owned buildings).
Services and Responsibility:
The purpose of the Human Relations Commission shall be to promote harmony among the citizens of the Village and to work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination within the Village against any individual or group because of race, religion, nationality, heritage, gender, age, physical disability, sexual orientation or economic class.
The Human Relations Commission meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers located on the second floor of the Bryan Center.
Commission Members
Lindsay Burke
Cindy Shaw
Nick Cunningham
Robert Partida
Kevin Stokes, Council Representative
Laura Curliss, Council Alternate
Old Water Treatment Plant
The Village is proud to own and operate their own municipal water treatment plant. The plant is operated by Superintendent Brad Ault along with operators Kevin Martin, Jeff Horn and Dale Fisher. Located in Xenia Township, the plant produces and treats groundwater that is distributed to the entire Village.
In 2011 the discussion began to address our current aging water plant that is over 50 years old. The decision was made to build a new water plant in early 2016. The new design-build plant was completed and put in service December of 2017. This new plant removes iron and Manganese, as well as softens our water. We are very pleased with the performance of the new water plant and the improved water quality for the entire Village.
New Water Plant
What’s on Channel 5?
We feature a variety of programs that spans many genres. We are always looking for new, creative content to present to our community and audience. If you have content or a show idea and would like more information about the next steps, please reach out to Ben Guenther.
The following information is applicable for:
Village Council | Planning Commission | Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA)
Most government meetings are currently being held in-person. Any meeting that will be held via the Zoom platform will now be announced. For Village Council meetings, please check the meeting agenda to see if there is an indication that the meeting will be held remotely via Zoom. For all other meetings, please expect in-person only participation, unless otherwise stated.
The Village of Yellow Springs posts meetings, and their respective agendas for citizens to view at any time. This helps promote clear communication throughout the Village, as well as provides the opportunity for citizen participation.
The public hearing(s) will be broadcast “live” via Channel 5 Community Access cable station, which is simultaneously shown on the Village’s “Community Access Yellow Springs” YouTube station.
Visit the YouTube Channel and browse the playlists. SUBSCRIBE to receive auto-announcements of upcoming meetings, and other programming.
FINDING UPCOMING MEETINGS
A schedule of upcoming meetings is available through the Events Calendar on our home page. Browse the calendar for the date and times of this month's scheduled meetings. For agenda information, please see below.
PARTICIPATION INSTRUCTIONS
BROADCASTING
All public hearings will be broadcast “live” via Channel 5 Community Access cable station, which is simultaneously shown on the Village’s “Community Access Yellow Springs” YouTube station. Village Council Meetings (as well as the as-needed Town Hall Meetings) will also stream live simultaneously on Facebook.
MEETING LOCATION
Regular sessions/meetings are held in Council Chamber at the John Bryan Community Center:
100 Dayton Street
Yellow Springs, Oh 45387
IN-PERSON PROTOCOLS - Masks are no longer required in Council Chambers.
**Please see specific agendas for further participation instructions.
LOCATING MEETING AGENDAS, MINUTES, ORDINANCES, AND RESOLUTIONS
The Village of Yellow Springs utilizes ClerkBase to house government meeting agendas, minutes, ordinances, and resolutions. To locate the desired information, search below. For further instructions, follow Steps 1 - 4 below.
SEARCH HERE: https://clerkshq.com/yellowsprings-oh?docId=AGENDA
For additional information, please contact:
clerk@yso.com or call 937-767-9126
The Public Arts and Culture Commission advises Village Council regarding the merits of any art concept, proposed art exhibit, or installation to ensure respect for other users of public places, as well as to convey the creative and welcoming nature of our community; to attract persons to the Village to enhance economic activity; to increase community collaboration and inclusion; and to promote participation and contribution.
The Public Arts and Culture Commission meets in Council Chambers on the Second Floor of the John Bryan Community Center.
Public Arts and Culture Commission Members (3-Year Appointments):
Current Projects
Past Projects
Want to join the Commission?
Contact Judy Kintner, Clerk of Council, at 937-767-9126 or clerk@yso.com.
The Economic Sustainability Commission provides information and makes recommendations to Council regarding economic development for the Village of Yellow Springs, identifying primary opportunities for economic development in the Village and strategies to support these efforts and facilitating a forum for incubating ideas and networking among diverse groups working on economic development in the Village.
The Economic Sustainability Commission meets every first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 pm in Council Chambers, located on the second floor of the Bryan Center.
Commission Members Term Expiration
Henry Myers 11/3/17
Saul Greenberg 11/3/18
Emily Seibel 02/01/19
Sammy Saber 04/17/20
Susan Jennings, Alternate
Lisa Kreeger, Council Representative
Kevin Stokes, Council Alternate
Denise Swinger, Staff Representative
YSCA has a large roster of videos and community sponsored programming. One of the best ways to see all community programming is to visit local Channel 5, or visit the Community Access Yellow Springs YouTube Channel. There, you are able to browse Virtual Town Halls, Council Meetings, Community Sponsored Shows, and more...
Visit COMMUNITY ACCESS YELLOW SPRINGS YouTube CHANNEL
Be certain to SUBSCRIBE to the channel to receive all updates.
The Environmental Commission meets in Council Chambers on the Second Floor of the John Bryan Community Center.
Environmental Commission Members (3-Year Appointments):
— WELLHEAD PROTECTION PLAN
— PESTICIDE POLICY
— WEED ORDINANCE
Energy Board meets every third Tuesday at 6:00 pm in Council Chambers, located on the second floor of the Bryan Center.
Commission Members Term Expiration
ON HIAITUS
Library Commission meets every first Tuesdays in February, May, August and November at 7pm at the Library.
Commission Members
Tracy Phillips, YS Library N/A
Karl Colon, Director, GCPL N/A
YSLA - Inger Neighbours N/A
Dorothy Smith 05/04/2025
Richard Zopf 05/04/2025
Trish Gustafson, Council Representative
Kevin Stokes, Council Alternate
Village Inspiration & Design Award (VIDA)
The purpose of the VIDA is to highlight the unique and creative contributions made to our village, and to foster connections, pride, and a sense of community. We believe that art and culture are critical as we continue to build a village that provides a good quality of life, fuels creativity and innovation, and attracts people who will continue to expand the creative vision and profound thought in which this community is rooted.
The Public Art and Culture Commission on behalf of the Village of Yellow Springs presents the VIDA to a resident or local business owner who creatively enhances the overall culture of Yellow Springs and makes a transformational artistic contribution to the Village. The goal is to recognize inspirational art in its many forms that enrich our community.
A sculpture designed by local artist Jon Hudson and sponsored by Sue & Bob Swaney has been created to celebrate this award. A certificate will be awarded to the recipient(s). The VIDA logo was created by local artist Xeno Dewey.
Nominate a Villager for the VIDA
Simply submit a short description of why you think the nominee should recieve the VIDA along with a photograph of the nominated work to pac@vil.yellowsprings.oh.us or complete and submit this form.
Past VIDA Recipients
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| Tim & Kelly Callahan | Alan MacBeth | Dharma Center |
John Bryan Community Gallery
The John Bryan Community Gallery is a multi-use space that spans 726 square feet in two wings on the second floor of the John Bryan Community Center, which serves as the Yellow Springs Municipal Building at 100 Dayton Street, Yellow Springs, Ohio. Exhibit space is available for public viewing during the building’s hours of operation (8a-9p). Exhibit space is available for public viewing during the hours of 9:00 am and 8:30 pm, Monday - Friday and 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm on Saturday, closed Sunday. The Gallery is the home base of the YS Arts Council's (YSAC) Permanent Collection. Three times a year, there are rotating shows of art from the collection in the JBC Community Gallery.
The Permanent Collection represents Yellow Springs artists through the preservation, collection, exhibition and storage of works that demonstrate the ideals, passions and creativity of the Yellow Springs community, now and in the future.”
The Permanent Collection Stewardship Committee, was formed in 2015 for the protection of the Permanent Collection and to guide its growth and mission. Active members of the Arts Council founded the project and the Yellow Springs Arts Council maintains the collection. The YS Arts & Culture Commission provides Village support for the Collection and maintains the John Bryan Center Community Gallery as an exhibition space for the Collection. The Village also provides a safe storage space for any parts of the collection that are not on display. It is a great partnership!
Many of the works are still on display at Antioch University Midwest, 900 Dayton Street, Yellow Springs, Ohio. They can be viewed during AUM’s general operating hours (weekdays from 8:30–5:00). The collection can also be seen on the YS Arts Council's Web site, ysartscouncil.org
If you have any questions please feel free to contact the Permanent Collection's Committee chair Valerie Blackwell-Truitt vabtkmt@gmail.com. You can also e-mail us at ysartscouncil@gmail.com.
ABOUT THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
The YSAC Permanent Collection was established in 1992 to preserve the work of Yellow Springs’ amazingly rich heritage of artists. To date, over 200 pieces by 112 artists make up the collection, in many different mediums: oil and acrylic paintings, watercolors, photographs, collages, jewelry, mixed media, prints, textiles, papier mache, pottery, sculpture, books by local authors and costumes. The collection also includes digital archives of local music, storytelling, dance, interviews with local artists, a slide show by Irwin Inman, of the 12 years of Banners in the Banner Festivals and some historical papers on YS Art Organizations, and Cultural Events.
The Permanent Collection is a historical legacy of art for the Village of Yellow Springs.
It all began at the John Bryan Center, for 20 years, each artist that did a show at the John Bryan Community Gallery donated a piece to the collection. Parts of the collection were on view in the Old Union School House and parts were in storage.
As it has grown, the collection has needed a much larger space to be able to have most of the art work on view. For the last 5 years, it has been hosted by Antioch University Midwest.
In January 2018, the John Bryan Center became the home base of the Permanent Collection again. The collection is too large for just one space anymore and thanks to the plethora of wonderful, local artists and generous donators of local art, it is growing larger all the time. Parts of the collection are on loan to different public buildings in town. Our goal is to have the collection in the public view as much as possible.
Yellow Springs Skate Park Background
The Village of Yellow Springs invested nearly $40,000 in skate park improvements. An ACC subcommittee led by AJ Warren, Matt Housh and Brian Housh collaborated with the Village team and worked closely with local youth & skaters, CT Consultants and Grindline Skateparks to develop a master plan.
Skate Park Phase One
Grindline Skateparks of Seattle, Washington implemented Phase One of the Yellow Springs Skate Park. They helped to boost local economy by employing local welders and carpenters during construction. Phase One was completed May of 2015.
The ACC sponsored a grand opening for the skate park on June 13, 2015. Skateboarding enthusiasts from all over the Miami Valley were in attendance. The event featured contests, demonstrations and instruction for all levels, and was additionally sponsored by 5 area skateboard companies.
The community has responded enthusiastically to the improvements. Once again, the skate park has become a lively point of activity for our community. Residents of all ages, and regional skateboarders utilize the facility from dawn to dusk. The park has been well maintained and many volunteers have shown their respect and appreciation, by helping with ongoing clean up and general maintenance of the facility.
Skate Park Phase Two
Fundraising initiatives are underway for Phase Two, which will complete master plan. The subcommittee is continuing to partner with community members to pursue grants and initiate fundraising activities to complete Phase Two.
Yellow Springs Musicians Agreement
The standards of consideration in this agreement promote our creative community and respect the personal space of villagers and visitors so that everyone can enjoy the downtown. Busking is an enjoyable aspect of the Yellow Springs Experience that complements business and social activities. The Village wants to provide opportunities for buskers to perform. Maintaining a high quality of life is our primary goal, and this agreement is designed to support respect for all who visit, live and work in downtown Yellow Springs.
If this agreement is not respected by performers, participants, spectators and/or business owners, further action can be taken in accordance with local ordinances.
Being considerate and respectful means:
Contact the Village of Yellow Springs at 937-767-7206 or info@yso.com with any questions.
William Randolph 03/06/19
Patricia Dewees 07/05/18
Kate Hamilton 07/05/18
John Hempfling 07/05/18
Ellis Jacobs 07/05/18
Steve McQueen 07/05/18
Al Schlueter, Alternate 07/05/18
David Turner, Alternate 07/05/18
Judith Hempfling, Council Liaison
Lisa Kreeger, Council Alternate
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