Summary
Capital Church wants to convert the McCoy Center into a place of worship for up to 500 attendees. Council postponed the vote to May 26 over parking and trail-pedestrian safety concerns.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
City taxpayers could end up footing a bigger bill if this legal battle over the mosque expansion drags on much longer.
Capital Church gains a permanent home; the McCoy Center's 2026 events continue unaffected.
Old Hilliard neighbors face potential parking and trail congestion on Sunday mornings.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council - 2026-05-26
Council approved the conditional use with added traffic and pedestrian mitigation, but longtime residents mourn the loss of the community gathering space.
City Council - 2026-04-27
Capital Church wants to convert the McCoy Center into a place of worship for up to 500 attendees. Council postponed the vote to May 26 over parking and trail-pedestrian safety concerns.
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