South Fountain Avenue Historic District

To preserve, restore and transform our historic district
into a vibrant, attractive and diverse neighborhood.

South Fountain Preservation, Inc. is the neighborhood association in the South Fountain Historic District and a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation.

The idea behind South Fountain Preservation emerged from hours of discussion over a kitchen table during the summer of 1976. In the fall of that year, the group was founded and began holding regular monthly meetings. Mailings were sent to property owners encouraging them to attend and air their opinions. The response was good and encouraged the growing core group to continue its efforts. South Fountain Preservation was chartered as a non-profit corporation in the summer of 1977. The fifteen member Board of Directors was chosen and officers were elected. The group was established on a solid base of support in the neighborhood and begin to plan for future projects and pushing to meet the neighborhoods pressing goals.

What exactly is South Fountain Preservation, Inc. today? We are a group of home and property owners held together by a common goal: to preserve, restore and transform our historic district into a vibrant, attractive and diverse neighborhood. Join us in the movement today!

Meet the Board of Directors

	Ben Babian - President
	1019 South Fountain Avenue
	Delphi Corporation

	Becky Smiddy - Vice President
	1010 South Fountain Avenue
	Neighborhood Housing Partnership

	Curtis Fett - Treasurer
	814 South Fountain Avenue
	Retired Engineer

	Rhonda Pitsch - Secretary (Non-Board Position)
	800 South Fountain Avenue
	The Ohio State University

	Angie Babian
	1019 South Fountain Avenue
	Delphi Corporation

	Brian L. Bell
	707 South Fountain Avenue
	Self-Employed Consultant

	Basil Fett
	806 South Fountain Avenue
	Huber Heights Schools

	Mike Lopez
	611 South Fountain Avenue
	Cedarville University

	David Pitsch
	800 South Fountain Avenue
	Moyno, Inc.

	Kevin Rose - Chair Marketing Committee
	712 South Fountain Avenue
	The Turner Foundation