About the Land Bank

The Clermont County Land Reutilization Corporation (Land Bank) is a nonprofit community improvement organization which was incorporated in November 2021. The Board of County Commissioners contracted with the Community & Economic Development Department to act as the administrative agency for the Land Bank. The quasi-government entity will work to return derelict, abandoned and non-tax producing properties back to the market by remediating issues that make them undesirable.

Land Bank Meetings

The Land Bank Board of Directors sets a meeting schedule each calendar year which is subject to change and is based on the need to conduct official business.  Meetings are held at 2:00 pm in the Clermont County Administration Building, 101 East Main Street, Third Floor Conference Room, Batavia, Ohio unless otherwise noted.

• February 5th 2025
• April 2nd 2025
• June 4th 2025
• August 6th 2025
• October 1st 2025
• December 3rd 2025

In addition to this notice, all regular meetings and any special meeting are also posted on the Clermont County Commissioners public meeting calendar.

Powers of the Land Bank

• The broad powers granted under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5722 provide for the Land Bank to facilitate community improvements through the following methods:
• Acquire and consolidate vacant parcels through purchases, donations, or intergovernmental transfer from public foreclosure holdings;
• Clear title to land and prepare parcels for transfer to third party for redevelopment or reuse;
• Mitigate blight to stimulate economic development;
• Access grant funding.

      For questions related to the Clermont County Land Bank: ClermontLandBank@clermontcountyohio.gov 

Desmond Maaytah (513) 732-7907