Cincinnati public meetings in 2022

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Wednesday, December 28, 2022, has been cancelled. No other items were listed on the agenda.

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council addressed the resignation of Councilmember Greg Landsman and the appointment of Seth T. Walsh as his successor. The council passed a $1,650,000 subgrant for COVID-19 mitigation in high-risk facilities. Other items included proposed grants for park renovations and public health initiatives.

• Appointment of Seth T. Walsh to succeed Councilmember Greg Landsman
• $1,650,000 subgrant for COVID-19 mitigation in high-risk facilities
• $350,000 grant for Ault Park Trails & Playground renovation
• $24,744.71 payment to Arrowhead Scientific for police supplies
• $55,000 grant for suicide and overdose prevention assistance

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee reviewed a motion establishing priorities for applying for federal IIJA and IRA grants, focusing on green infrastructure, equity, and workforce development. The agenda also included a report regarding the environmental impacts of surface parking lots.

• Motion 202202260: Guidelines for IIJA and IRA grant applications
• Report 202202205: Environmental impacts of surface parking lots
• Presentation: Human Services updates from Shelterhouse

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing committee is reviewing proposals for the property at 4924 Winton Road in Spring Grove Village and Winton Hills. The agenda includes an ordinance for office and indoor storage use and a presentation regarding an HVAC business.

• Ordinance 202202150: Redevelopment of 4924 Winton Road into an office and indoor storage facility
• Presentation 202202207: Emergency ordinance regarding an HVAC business at 4924 Winton Road

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will consider several grant applications, including funds for COVID-19 prevention and Hepatitis C treatment resources. The agenda also includes budget transfers to establish an office budget for Councilmember Seth Walsh and updates to staff classifications.

• $1,650,000 subgrant from Ohio Department of Health for COVID-19 mitigation in high-risk facilities
• $75,000 subgrant from Ohio Association of Community Health Centers for a Hepatitis C specialist position
• Budget transfers to establish an office budget for newly appointed Councilmember Seth Walsh
• Modification of the Deputy City Manager title and salary range to create a Chief of Staff position
• Establishment of an Aquatics Bonus Plan and new salary range for Lifeguards

Cincinnati City Council

This special meeting addresses Councilmember Greg Landsman’s resignation and the appointment of a new councilmember-elect. The session includes the swearing in of Councilmember-Appointee Seth Walsh. This meeting replaces a previously scheduled session for December 28, 2022.

• Swearing in of Councilmember-Appointee Seth Walsh
• Action on Greg Landsman's resignation
• Appointment of new Councilmember-Elect

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting consists of several presentations regarding the College Hill area. Topics include community updates from College Hill CURC, pedestrian safety, and the Crawford Commons Park Project.

• Presentation: 'What’s Up College Hill?' by College Hill CURC
• Presentation: College Hill traffic and pedestrian safety
• Presentation: Crawford Commons Park Project
• Communication from the College Hill Education Committee

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing appointments to the FC Cincinnati Community Coalition and the Accessibility Board of Advisors. Members are also considering a motion to prioritize equity and green infrastructure when applying for federal grants. Additionally, several ordinances regarding health grants and staff reclassifications are on the agenda.

• Motion to prioritize connectivity, equity, and green infrastructure for federal grants
• $1,650,000 subgrant from Ohio Department of Health for COVID-19 mitigation
• $75,000 grant for a Hepatitis C disease intervention specialist
• Reclassifying the Deputy City Manager position to Chief of Staff
• Establishing an Aquatics Bonus Plan for lifeguards

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for December 13, 2022, has been cancelled. No other items were listed on the agenda.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will consider an ordinance establishing a salary schedule and title for the new Executive Assistant Police Chief. The agenda also includes presentations regarding the ARC Response Team Pilot and Alternative Response to Crisis. Additionally, a motion was submitted regarding holiday displays in City Hall.

• Ordinance establishing salary schedule and title for Executive Assistant Police Chief
• Presentation on Alternative Response to Crisis
• Update on the ARC Response Team Pilot
• Motion to display a menorah in the City Hall Lobby

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing the proposed 2024 City of Cincinnati operating budget. The agenda includes several requests for tax exemptions to support various residential and commercial construction projects. It also covers fund transfers for transit improvements and community redevelopment.

• Adoption of the 2024 Calendar Year Budget for City operating expenses
• Tax exemption agreements for various projects, including a $23 million development in Pleasant Ridge
• Motion to prioritize Housing Security & Economic Opportunity in the FY2024 budget
• Appropriation of approximately $10.5 million for Queensgate SORTA easement improvements
• Transfer of $2,000,000 for redevelopment of historic buildings in Over-the-Rhine

Cincinnati City Council

The council is considering several ordinances involving budget reallocations for community redevelopment and transit improvements. Items include funding for police visibility overtime and a tax exemption for a new manufacturing facility. Additionally, the council will review various committee appointments and liquor permit applications.

• $2,000,000 transfer for Over-the-Rhine historic building redevelopment
• $10,200,000 manufacturing facility tax exemption at 2250 East Seymour Avenue
• $552,212.88 for police visibility overtime via American Rescue Plan funds
• Liquor permit applications for Binskis Bar and El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review several presentations regarding climate migration and urban sustainability. No votes or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Presentation on Climate Displaced Persons Resolution H.R. 2826 / S.1335
• Presentation on the Next American Migration and climate change impacts
• Presentation titled Preparing Cincinnati for the Sustainable Future
• Communication from Mike Roman
• Report regarding The Next American Migration and populations on the move

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing several tax exemption agreements for local property developments. The agenda also includes the appropriation of various grants for infrastructure projects and water service agreements with neighboring municipalities.

• Up to $154,115,954 in total funds for the Western Hills Viaduct Project
• 15-year tax exemptions for several Community Reinvestment Area developments
• A $600,000 ODOT grant for traffic calming on Central Avenue and Harrison Avenue
• A $50,000 Ohio EPA grant for mapping lead service lines
• Funding for the preliminary design of a two-way conversion for Race and Vine Streets

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Thursday, December 1, 2022, has been cancelled. The provided notice contains no other agenda items.

• Cancellation of the December 1, 2022, committee meeting

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including significant grant acceptances for the Western Hills Viaduct Project. Other items include street conversion plans for Race and Vine Streets and tax exemptions for building renovations. The agenda also includes appointments to local commissions and liquor permit applications.

• Acceptance of up to $154,115,954 in various grants for the Western Hills Viaduct Project
• $2,900,000 appropriation for the stabilization of the Terrace Plaza building
• Appropriation of funds for the preliminary design of Race and Vine Street two-way conversion
• 15-year tax exemption for residential and commercial remodeling at 312 W Fourth Street
• Grant funds up to $600,000 for traffic calming improvements in Westwood

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 29, 2022, has been cancelled in chambers.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Quality of Life Committee will review the four finalists for the Cincinnati Police Chief position. The committee will also receive an update on the process for appointing a vacant City Council seat.

• Introduction of four finalists for Cincinnati Police Chief: Larry Boone, Todd Chamberlain, Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Davis, and Interim Police Chief Teresa Theetge
• Update on the Council Vacancy Appointment Process

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is considering ordinances to establish a residential parking permit area on Green Street and Pleasant Street in Over-the-Rhine. The agenda also includes accepting various awards and donations, including a $1,000 gift card for police volunteer groups. Additionally, the committee will review a motion regarding a mentoring program for the Convention Center District Development Project.

• Designating parts of Green Street and Pleasant Street in Over-the-Rhine as a Residential Parking Permit Area
• Accepting a $1,000 American Express gift card donation from the University of Cincinnati for police volunteer groups
• Accepting a State and Workforce Fellowship award from Results for America for city staff technical assistance
• Accepting an award from the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative for data analysis and resource allocation
• Establishing an Equitable Development Mentoring Program for the Convention Center District Development Project

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to adopt a Complete Streets policy for the design and maintenance of city roadways. Members are also requesting lists of top ten critical infrastructure projects and a feasibility study for a pedestrian bridge to Mt. Echo Park.

• Ordinance 202202087 adopting a Complete Streets policy for roadways
• Motion 202202015 requesting top ten critical infrastructure project lists from city departments
• Motion 202202062 regarding a feasibility report for a pedestrian bridge to Mt. Echo Park
• Report 202201893 on pedestrian access during construction
• Report 202201915 on removing rush hour parking restrictions

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council meeting includes discussions on roadway design policies and several grant applications. The council will consider adopting a Complete Streets policy for city roads and reviewing various liquor permit applications. Additionally, the agenda features items regarding donations and grants for parks, childcare, and public safety.

• Adoption of a Complete Streets policy for roadway design and construction
• Application for up to $2,535,400 in childcare stabilization grants
• Acceptance of a $500,000 donation for park maintenance and Krohn Conservatory
• Designation of Green Street and Pleasant Street as residential parking areas
• Salary range modifications for middle management to achieve pay parity

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to modify salary range schedules for non-represented middle management classifications. The proposal aims to provide pay parity between non-represented and represented employees in certain divisions of the Cincinnati Municipal Code.

• Ordinance 202202029: modifying salary ranges for non-represented middle management

Youth & Human Services

The meeting includes motions regarding community recreation and neighborhood parking. One motion proposes collaboration between the Cincinnati Recreation Commission and Cincinnati Public Schools to identify recreation projects in underserved areas. Another motion requests a parking study for Over-the-Rhine North.

• Motion for Cincinnati Recreation Commission and Cincinnati Public Schools to report on recreation projects
• Request for a parking study of the Over-the-Rhine North area

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is considering ordinances to accept donations and apply for various grants. These include funding for childcare programs, park maintenance, and urban agriculture. The agenda also includes requests for utility easements in Lower Price Hill.

• Applying for up to $2,535,400 in childcare stabilization grants
• Accepting a $500,000 donation for park maintenance and Krohn Conservatory
• Applying for Hamilton County grants for road and bridge construction projects
• Granting a utility easement to Duke Energy Ohio at 1600 Gest Street
• Accepting $57,031.66 in in-kind donations from the Cincinnati Parks Foundation

Youth & Human Services

This joint meeting between Healthy Neighborhoods and CPS includes presentations on the Cincinnati SRTS Vision Zero Action Plan and pedestrian safety programs. The agenda also features discussions regarding driver education, neighborhood safety plans, workforce development, and student homelessness.

• Presentation on Cincinnati SRTS Vision Zero Action Plan Update
• Update on FY2020/2021 Pedestrian Safety Program
• Discussion of Driver's Education and Public Safety Campaigns
• Review of City and CPS workforce development programs
• Discussion regarding student absenteeism, transportation, and homelessness

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing authorizations to apply for grants for childcare and urban agriculture. The council will also consider a new 44-unit housing facility at 2000 Dunlap Street. Additionally, motions were introduced regarding parking studies in Over-the-Rhine North and recreation projects.

• Authorization to apply for up to $2,535,400 in childcare stabilization grants
• Approval of a new 44-unit housing facility at 2000 Dunlap Street
• Acceptance of a $500,000 donation for Cincinnati park maintenance and supplies
• Request for a parking study in the Over-the-Rhine North area
• Authorization to accept $57,031.66 in in-kind donations for city parks

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The Cincinnati City Council’s Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 8, 2022, has been cancelled.

Housing & Growth

The committee is considering a nine-month extension of the downtown surface parking overlay district. They are also reviewing an ordinance to authorize a new 44-unit congregate housing facility in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.

• Nine-month extension of IDC No. 88 (Surface Parking in the Downtown Development Zoning District)
• Construction of up to 44 dwelling units at 2000 Dunlap Street
• Proposed exceptions to density, setback, and historic preservation regulations for the Dunlap Street project

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will review Department of Finance reports for July and August 2022. It will also consider an ordinance to execute a new labor-management agreement with Teamsters Local 100. Additionally, the committee will discuss a motion regarding a mentoring program for the Convention Center District Development Project.

• Ordinance authorizing a labor agreement with Teamsters Local 100
• Department of Finance reports for July and August 2022
• Equitable Development Mentoring Program for Convention Center District

Cincinnati City Council

The council reviewed ordinances regarding middle management salary ranges and updates to discriminatory practices laws. Members also requested reports on parking enforcement data and discussed a survey for Halloween trick-or-treat times. Additionally, the agenda addressed several grant applications and labor agreements.

• Ordinance to modify salary ranges for non-represented middle management to provide pay parity
• Authorization of a labor-management agreement with Teamsters Local 100
• Application for a $250,000 Homeland Security Grant for the Greater Cincinnati Fusion Center
• Application for a $100,000 grant to develop a city Zero Waste Plan
• Payment of $10,485 to Security Fence Group, Inc. for police impound lot repairs

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 1, 2022, was cancelled in chambers. No other items were listed on the agenda.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Governance Committee is reviewing the feasibility of a two-way conversion for Main Street in Over-the-Rhine. The committee is also considering an ordinance to update discriminatory practices protections and discussing parking enforcement data.

• Feasibility presentation on Main Street (OTR) two-way conversion
• Ordinance to amend the Cincinnati Municipal Code regarding sex and sexual or reproductive health decisions
• Request for a report on neighborhood parking ticket data and enforcement resources
• Proposal for a city-wide survey regarding Halloween trick-or-treat times
• Update on Traffic Blitz from the Interim Police Chief

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee will consider grant applications for law enforcement and zero waste planning. The agenda also includes a payment for police impound lot repairs and a motion regarding a mentoring program for the Convention Center District Development Project.

• Up to $250,000 grant for the Greater Cincinnati Fusion Center
• Up to $100,000 grant for the City’s Zero Waste Plan development
• $10,485 payment to Security Fence Group, Inc. for impound lot repairs
• Motion to establish an Equitable Development Mentoring Program with 3CDC

Cincinnati City Council

The Council is considering motions to survey residents about Halloween trick-or-treat times and to review neighborhood parking enforcement data. The agenda also includes several liquor permit applications and tax exemption agreements for local development.

• Transfer of $7,294,178 to capital improvement project accounts
• Tax exemption agreement for a $3,790,500 project in Over-the-Rhine
• Application for a $250,000 State Homeland Security Program grant
• Motion to survey residents regarding weekend Halloween trick-or-treat times
• Tax exemption agreement for 35 affordable units at 2378 Park Avenue

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will consider a resolution supporting a Clean Ohio Conservation Fund grant application to purchase land at the Wooden Shoe Hollow Nature Preserve. Members will also discuss motions to update strategies and priorities for Human Services Fund allocations.

• Resolution expressing support for a grant to purchase approximately six acres of land and four acres of agricultural easement at Wooden Shoe Hollow
• Motion to adopt an updated plan for Human Services Fund allocations, including a new Impact Award and data-driven metrics
• Motion to amend Ordinance 207-2020 regarding Human Services Fund expenditures

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing motions to prioritize projects at 0-60% AMI in city funding decisions. It will also consider using $5 million from the FY'22 carryover budget for capital expenses in the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

• Motion to use $5 million from the FY'22 carryover budget for capital expenses in the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Motion to prioritize projects at 0-60% AMI in annual funding notices
• Ordinance to name Vine Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets as “Jeff Ruby Way”
• Presentation regarding the Affordable Housing Trust Fund recommendation
• Overview of the Affordable Housing Leverage Fund

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing motions to allocate remaining FY 2022 carryover funds for various city departments, including pedestrian safety and parks. The agenda also includes tax exemption agreements for development projects in Over-the-Rhine and Walnut Hills.

• Allocation of $7,294,178 in carryover funds for pedestrian safety, parks, recreation, and neighborhood programs
• $5 million allocation to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for capital expenses
• 10-year tax exemption for remodeling historic buildings at 1400 and 1408 Walnut Street
• 15-year tax exemption for a 35-unit affordable housing project at 2378 Park Avenue
• Application for a $500,000 EPA Brownfields Community-Wide Assessment Grant

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing motions to reallocate budget carryover funds toward the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and various emergency reserves. The agenda also includes tax exemption agreements for residential and commercial developments in Over-the-Rhine and Walnut Hills. Additionally, updates to municipal code protections and several liquor permit applications are up for consideration.

• Tax exemption for WDC, LLC project in Over-the-Rhine ($3,790,500 construction cost)
• Tax exemption for 2378 Park Avenue affordable housing ($2,362,838 construction cost)
• $500,000 allocation to Queen Mother’s Market Cooperative in Walnut Hills
• Municipal Code amendments regarding sexual and reproductive health decisions
• Transfers of General Fund surpluses to Economic Downturn and Weather Event reserves

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 18, 2022, has been cancelled in chambers.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Governance Committee is reviewing ordinances to update municipal income tax collection for sports gaming. The committee is also requesting reports on the Hamilton County Court's housing docket and the city's partnership with the University of Cincinnati.

• Ordinance regarding income tax withholding for sports gaming proprietors
• Motion for a report investigating potential disparate treatment in the Hamilton County Court’s “Housing Docket”
• Request for an update on the City of Cincinnati and University of Cincinnati partnership
• Emergency ordinance to modify the salary range for Sign Painters

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing ordinances to transfer unappropriated surpluses from the General Fund into various reserves. These transfers include funding for economic downturns, weather emergencies, and affordable housing. The agenda also includes several grants, donations, and payments for police services and infrastructure studies.

• Allocation of $5,000,000 to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Funding of $3,500,000 for Ziegler Park outdoor improvements in Over-the-Rhine
• Grant of up to $29,779 for streetcar system maintenance
• $45,000 for a Madisonville traffic study on Madison Road
• Payment of $33,800 to PRADCO for police recruit psychological services

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting features presentations regarding the Mt. Airy area. The agenda does not list any specific items for decision or vote.

• Presentation by Mt Airy Town Council
• Presentation by Pastor Lesley Jones

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing several items including liquor permit applications and grant acceptances. Key agenda items include funding for the Emery Theatre and a traffic study for Madison Road. The council is also addressing police department payments and streetcar maintenance.

• $1,000,000 transfer for Emery Theatre acquisition and renovation
• $45,000 for a Madison Road traffic study in Madisonville
• $29,779 grant for streetcar system maintenance
• Designating Vine Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets as 'Jeff Ruby Way'
• Liquor permit applications for West End Sports Bar & Grill and others

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee is reviewing motions to update the Human Services Fund allocation plan and create a streamlined application process for leveraged support funding. These proposals include establishing data-driven metrics and an Impact Award for community projects.

• Motion to update human services strategies and priorities plan (Ord. 207-2020)
• Proposal for a streamlined application process for leveraged support funding
• Public hearing on Human Services Funding Cycle priorities

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing ordinances to allow sandwich board signs in Urban Design Overlay Districts. The agenda also includes rezoning requests for the Gateway Lofts and Arcadia development projects. Presentations will cover community profiles and Avondale Town Center updates.

• Ordinance to permit sandwich board signs in Urban Design Overlay Districts
• Rezoning of W. McMillan Avenue and Lyon Street properties for 'Gateway Lofts'
• Rezoning of 3033 Jared Ellis Drive for the 'Arcadia' development
• Presentation on Western Riverfront Community Profile
• Update on Residences at Avondale Town Center

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing ordinances regarding grant applications and various fund transfers from the General Fund. These items include allocations for affordable housing, economic downturn reserves, and neighborhood projects.

• Transfer of $5 million to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Grant applications for up to $2 million (Fort Washington Way) and $5 million (Reconnecting Evanston)
• Allocation of $7 million for Convention Center District improvements
• $1 million for Emery Theatre acquisition and renovation
• Transfer of $17.6 million to the Economic Downturn Reserve

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding city fund allocations and development. This includes authorizing transfers from the General Fund to various reserves, the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, and the Emery Theatre renovation. The council is also considering a new 44-unit housing facility in Over-the-Rhine.

• New 44-unit congregate-housing facility at 2000 Dunlap Street
• $1,000,000 for Emery Theatre acquisition and renovation
• $5,000,000 contribution to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• $17,609,147 transfer to the Economic Downturn Reserve
• Grant applications for up to $2,000,000 to study caps over Fort Washington Way

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 4, 2022, has been cancelled.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will review an ordinance proposing changes to the municipal income tax code following the legalization of sports betting in Ohio. The proposal would require certain sports gaming proprietors and lottery agents to withhold and remit taxes to the city. Presentations are also scheduled regarding the criminal housing docket and sports gaming proprietors.

• Ordinance to modify Chapter 311 of the Cincinnati Municipal Code for sports gaming tax collection
• Presentation on the Criminal Housing Docket
• Presentation on Sports Gaming Proprietors

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is reviewing a tax exemption for residential remodeling at 1923-1927 Elm Street and 201-207 Henry Street. The agenda also includes funding transfers for a new pedestrian safety installation crew and equipment.

• Tax exemption for $1,666,557 apartment remodeling at 1923-1927 Elm Street and 201-207 Henry Street
• $380,000 transfer to fund a new pedestrian safety infrastructure installation crew
• $523,000 appropriation for pedestrian safety fleet and equipment
• Authorization to solicit donations for LGBT+ Pride crosswalks on Vine Street
• $9,500 payment to the National Alliance of Preservation Commission

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council met to review several appointments and property agreements. The session included decisions on a tax exemption for Over-the-Rhine remodeling and the sale of property at 3139 Reading Road to the federal government.

• Tax exemption for Kaladin LLC's $1,666,557 remodeling in Over-the-Rhine
• Sale of 3139 Reading Road property to the U.S. for $3,070,500 for a CDC campus
• Transfer of $523,000 for pedestrian safety fleet and equipment
• Increase of Water Works chemical fund limit from $1,700,000 to $4,200,000
• Grant of up to $288,200 for the FususOne video management system

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review presentations on the financial costs of climate change to local governments. Agenda items also include a report on South Fairmont traffic calming and a motion for a 60-day report on the environmental impacts of surface parking lots.

• Motion for a 60-day report on the environmental impacts of surface parking lots
• Presentation on financial costs of climate change to Ohio's local governments
• Report regarding South Fairmont Traffic Calming
• Green Cincinnati Plan update presentation

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing committee is reviewing resolutions to approve the Belong, Be Strong: West Price Hill plan as a planning guide. The agenda also includes presentations on land readjustment in the Village of Silverton and updates on the West Price Hill plan.

• Resolution 202201659 to approve the Belong, Be Strong: West Price Hill plan
• Resolution 202201711 (B Version) regarding the West Price Hill planning guide
• Presentation on West Price Hill’s neighborhood plan
• Presentation on Neighborhood Revitalization through Land Readjustment in the Village of Silverton

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding property transfers and fund adjustments. Proposed actions include a land sale in Avondale to the United States and a grant for a new crime-response video system. The committee will also consider changes to water treatment chemical funding and 311 service line management.

• Sale of Cincinnati Parks Operations Center and Avondale parcels for $3,070,500.00
• Property donation in Millvale for the Mill Creek Road Improvement Project
• Grant application for up to $288,200 for the FususOne video management system
• Increase of Water Works chemical fund advance limit to $4,200,000
• Transfer of 311 Service Line funding and employees to the City Manager’s Office

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is considering an ordinance to restrict surface parking lot development in the Downtown Development district. The agenda also includes a proposal to rename Calhoun Street to Oscar Robertson Way once sufficient donations are received. Other items include grant applications for public safety technology and road improvements.

• Ordinance to rename Calhoun Street to Oscar Robertson Way, pending sufficient donations
• Ordinance to restrict surface parking lot development in the Downtown Development district
• Grant application for up to $288,200 for the FususOne video and incident management system
• Grant application for up to $5,000,000 for the Harrison Avenue Safety Improvement Project
• Ordinance to increase the Water Works chemical fund advance limit from $1,700,000 to $4,200,000

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will review ordinances to update municipal income tax requirements for legalized sports betting and repeal a duplicate section of the sign code. The agenda also includes an update on CODE Union labor negotiations and a presentation on the 'Light It Up' community engagement campaign.

• Ordinance 202201775: New income tax withholding requirements for sports gaming proprietors
• Ordinance 202201776: Repeal of a duplicate section in the sign code
• Presentation: 'Light It Up' community engagement campaign
• Update: Status of labor negotiations with the CODE Union

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, September 20, 2022, has been cancelled. No other items were listed on the agenda.

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will review a grant application for Harrison Avenue safety improvements, including reducing vehicle lanes. Members will also discuss new interim regulations for surface parking in the downtown district. Other items include utility easements and various city donations.

• Grant application for up to $5,000,000 for Harrison Avenue safety improvements
• $450,000 appropriation for repairs to Dunbar, Crookshank, and North Central salt domes
• Interim overlay district regulations for surface parking in the Downtown Development District
• Acceptance of a donation up to $62,500 for the Cincinnati Police Department Patrol Boat Program
• Expenditure of up to $40,000 to reconfigure water service lines in Central Parkway

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council meeting includes several appointments to local boards and commissions. The agenda also features liquor permit applications, water utility easements, and updates to the municipal income tax regarding sports gaming.

• $5,000,000 grant application for Harrison Avenue Safety Improvement Project
• $62,500 donation from Cincinnati Blue Line Foundation for a police patrol boat
• $450,000 transfer for repairs and replacements of salt domes
• Income tax updates regarding sports gaming withholding
• $40,000 expenditure for water service line reconfiguration in Central Parkway

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing Committee is reviewing ordinances for various zoning changes across Cincinnati. The agenda includes proposals for a new parking overlay in the West End and development updates in Evanston, Oakley, and Pleasant Ridge.

• Rezoning 3002-3026 Woodburn Avenue in Evanston for a 29-home development
• Establishing Urban Parking Overlay District #3 to remove parking requirements in the West End
• Rezoning Montgomery Road and Lester Road in Pleasant Ridge to Planned Development District No. 93
• Amending PD-64 in Oakley to permit a hotel and an entertainment complex
• Authorizing signage installation at 1 Paul Brown Stadium Way

Youth & Human Services

The Healthy Neighborhoods committee held a special meeting to hear presentations on Over-The-Rhine (OTR) community topics. Discussions included OTR safety, parking, and the Findlay Community Center. A report was also presented regarding attention-getting devices for crosswalks.

• Presentation on balancing infill with amenities in OTR
• Report on attention-getting devices for crosswalks
• Presentation on the Findlay Community Center
• Update on the Community Partnering Center
• Presentation on OTR safety from CPD District 1

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review infrastructure condition reports and updates on the RAISE Grant. Members will consider motions regarding yard waste disposal and flexibility for Urban Forestry funds. The agenda also includes ordinances for bridge maintenance and fire safety improvements in multi-family housing.

• Ordinance for bridge maintenance on State Route 32, 9th Street over I-75, and E. McMillan Street over I-71
• Ordinance modifying the Housing Code for fire safety in multi-family structures
• Motion requesting a report on yard waste disposal program parameters
• Motion regarding flexibility for Urban Forestry frontage assessment funds
• Report on the West Side Bike Trail

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will discuss a report regarding PACE financing and government efficiencies. Members proposed a motion for the Administration to analyze PACE financing frameworks and fee structures. Several ordinances regarding easements and property sales are also on the agenda.

• Motion for a feasibility analysis of PACE financing and fee structures
• Easements on Green and Race Streets in Over-the-Rhine
• Easement for retaining walls and pavement in Hyde Park
• Property sale at 4700 Ridge Avenue in Oakley to Cinfed Federal Credit Union
• Vacating Hallmar Avenue in the CUF neighborhood

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing several mayoral appointments to various boards and commissions. Members are also considering motions for reports on yard waste disposal and urban forestry fund usage. The agenda includes reviews of liquor permit applications and special event permits.

• Establishment of the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Task Force
• Motion for a report on yard waste disposal program processes and best practices
• Motion for a report on increasing flexibility for Urban Forestry frontage assessment funds
• Review of liquor permit applications for businesses including Price Hill Petroleum LLC
• Review of special event permits including Battle at the Banks 2022

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting scheduled for Wednesday, September 7, 2022, has been cancelled in chambers.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will hear presentations on Police and Fire Cadet programs and City Camp updates. It will also consider motions to change a committee start time and appoint Jeff Cramerding to this committee. An emergency ordinance is proposed to amend the City Charter regarding legislative assignment timelines.

• Presentation: Success of the Police & Fire Cadet Programs
• Presentation: City Camp Updates
• Motion to change Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee start time
• Motion to appoint Councilmember Jeff Cramerding to this committee
• Emergency Ordinance regarding City Charter amendment for legislative assignment timelines

Youth & Human Services

The Cincinnati City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Special Meeting scheduled for Wednesday, September 7, 2022, has been cancelled. The meeting was originally set to take place at the Over-the-Rhine Recreation Center.

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding state and federal grants for road and bridge improvements. Members are also considering assessments for lead service line replacements and various departmental payments.

• Up to $6,500,000 in OPWC grants for Brighton Bridge, Juergens Ave, Glenway Ave, and Ridge Ave projects
• Ordinance to levy assessments for unpaid costs of private lead service line replacements
• Application for a $250,000 U.S. DOT grant for a Transportation Safety Action Plan
• $60,000 in-kind donation from Coca-Cola for basketball court renovations
• Motion to request a prioritized list of deferred maintenance projects by department and neighborhood

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee met for a special meeting to consider Ordinance 202201714. This ordinance proposes the appointment of Sheryl Long as City Manager, effective September 1, 2022. The measure also establishes terms and compensation for the position.

• Ordinance 202201714: Appointment of Sheryl Long as City Manager

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council met for a special meeting to consider the appointment of Sheryl Long as City Manager. The ordinance establishes the terms and compensation for the position, effective September 1, 2022.

• Appointment of Sheryl Long as City Manager
• Ordinance 202201714 establishing terms and compensation for the City Manager position

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing several mayoral appointments to various city boards and commissions. Members are also considering an ordinance regarding sign regulations and a motion for a deferred maintenance report. The agenda includes numerous liquor permit applications and a special event permit.

• Ordinance to allow sandwich board signs in Urban Design Overlay Districts
• Motion for a prioritized list of deferred maintenance projects and costs
• Resolution recognizing the Cincinnati Police Department Military Liaison Group
• Multiple liquor permit applications, including some with objections
• Special event permit application for Glass Animals

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will review updates on pedestrian safety and the city's e-scooter program involving Bird and Lime. An emergency ordinance to modify the salary range schedule for School Crossing Guards is also on the agenda.

• Salary range modification for School Crossing Guards
• Pedestrian safety and traffic unit updates
• E-scooter program update from DOTE, Bird, and Lime
• DOTE pedestrian safety program update

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The Cincinnati City Council’s Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, August 2, 2022, has been cancelled.

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing applications and ordinances to create two new community entertainment districts. These include the Mt. Washington Community Entertainment District and the Mt. Auburn Five Points Community Entertainment District.

• Ordinance 202201597: Approving Mt. Washington Community Entertainment District
• Ordinance 202201613: Approving Mt. Auburn Five Points Community Entertainment District
• Communication 202201557: Mount Washington entertainment district application
• Communication 202201558: Mount Auburn entertainment district application

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several grant applications and city agreements. These include funding for road rehabilitation, public safety equipment, and health initiatives. The meeting also includes a presentation on processes for managing fiscal year 2022 carryover funds.

• $200 million grant application for Western Hills Viaduct construction
• $2.15 million grant for the River Road Rehabilitation project
• $591,655 grant for Cincinnati Police Department SWAT and CRT equipment
• $50,000 grant to reduce youth vaping in Walnut Hills and Western Hills
• Lease agreement with Fountain Place, LLC for Convention Way

Youth & Human Services

The committee will review a presentation regarding the historical background of Marquis de Lafayette. A motion was submitted for city departments to work with “The Lafayette Trail, Inc.” to install a marker near the American Queen Paddlewheel sculpture.

• Motion to install a commemorative marker on the Riverfront
• Presentation regarding the historical background of Marquis de Lafayette
• Proposal for the City to accept a gift from “The Lafayette Trail, Inc.”

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing several grants for public safety, including funding for police boats and fire department training. They are also considering property easement releases in Oakley and asbestos abatement for the Shillito’s West Building. The meeting includes resolutions regarding reproductive rights and Pride Month honorees.

• Resolution affirming reproductive rights and opposing Ohio abortion bans
• Fund transfers for Over-the-Rhine mixed-income housing development
• $342,514 FEMA grant for police patrol boats and fire rescue training
• $900,000 grant for Shillito’s West Building asbestos abatement
• $97,243 grant for Dutch Colony Drive sidewalk improvements

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will review presentations on the GRASP program and CCA updates. The agenda also includes ordinances to modify sanitarian classification titles and update liability for storing unlicensed or inoperable vehicles.

• Ordinance 202201407: Modifies job titles for various Sanitarian roles
• Ordinance 202201410: Establishes liability for persons in control of property where unlicensed or inoperable vehicles are stored
• Presentation on the GRASP Program
• CCA updates presentation

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing several grant applications and fund transfers. Items include funding for police equipment, fire department training, and neighborhood infrastructure. The council will also consider appointments to the Convention Facilities Authority.

• Up to $900,000 grant for Shillito’s West Building asbestos abatement
• $50,000 reward proposed for the return of the Romulus and Remus statue
• Up to $342,514 FEMA grant for police patrol boats and fire rescue training
• Up to $404,917.22 grant application for Fire Department peer support
• $1,227,259.95 transfer for Over-the-Rhine mixed-income housing

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting features presentations regarding childhood trauma awareness, training, and crisis services. The agenda also includes an emergency ordinance to allow the installation of artwork on traffic control boxes in Over-the-Rhine and the Central Business District.

• Presentation from Tri State Trauma Network on system transformation
• Presentation regarding wraparound services by eXclusive Services
• Presentation on mobile crisis units with UC Health and Hamilton County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board
• Presentation on 988 and 911 emergency communications
• Emergency ordinance for artwork on traffic control boxes in Over-the-Rhine and the Central Business District

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing ordinances to reallocate American Rescue Plan funds and adjust various city budget accounts. These measures include transferring funds for personnel positions, community organizations like the Urban League and ArtWorks, and pedestrian safety initiatives.

• Reallocation of $1,075,061.50 from American Rescue Plan COVID expense accounts to new project accounts
• Transfer of $350,000 within General Fund for personnel and support for Urban League and ArtWorks
• Allocation of $50,000 to the Department of Transportation and Engineering for a pedestrian safety position
• Transfer of $100,000 to the Office of Communications for Citicable services

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee is reviewing updates on the 2023 Green Cincinnati Plan. Councilmembers proposed motions requesting reports on expanding leading pedestrian intervals across 52 neighborhoods and maintaining pedestrian access during construction projects. The agenda also includes an ordinance to approve a revised safety plan for the Cincinnati Bell Connector.

• Motion requesting a report on rolling out leading pedestrian intervals in 52 neighborhoods
• Motion seeking a policy framework to maintain pedestrian access during roadway and development construction
• Ordinance approving the revised Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan for the Cincinnati Bell Connector
• Presentation on the 2023 Green Cincinnati Plan Development Update

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding grant applications and community donations. The agenda includes funding requests for first responder wellness, the Red Bike program expansion, and tax exemptions for new developments.

• Expansion of the Red Bike program into Avondale, Evanston, Roselawn, and Bond Hill
• Grant applications for up to $8 million and $1 million for two transportation projects
• A $183,500 grant application for first responder wellness training and equipment
• 12-year tax exemption for an $8,595,106 mixed-use development in Over-the-Rhine
• Donation of a Chevy 5500 Super VAC Ventilation Unit valued at approximately $194,710

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing committee is reviewing zoning changes in Avondale and updates to the Mt. Lookout Urban Design Plan. The agenda also includes proposals for new outdoor refreshment areas in College Hill and Hyde Park, and a motion to create a tenant rights guide.

• Rezoning 3550 and 3560 Van Antwerp Place from RMX to RM-1.2 for multi-family residential use
• Creation of 'College Hill DORA' and 'Hyde Park DORA' outdoor refreshment areas
• Modification of operating hours for the Westwood DORA
• Motion to create a 'Guide to Tenants’ Rights, Responsibilities, and Resources'
• Dedication of 0.0609 acres in Linwood for Eastern Avenue public right-of-way

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The special meeting of the Cincinnati City Council’s Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee scheduled for June 21, 2022, has been cancelled. No items were presented or discussed.

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting focuses on presentations regarding childhood trauma and mental health crisis response. The agenda includes discussions on the role of Crossroads Health Center and new emergency communication lines.

• Presentation: 'Crossroads Center Helping People Turn Their Lives Around' by Jamahal C. Boyd, Sr.
• Presentation: 'For Help in Crisis: 988 and 911' from the Emergency Communications Center
• Presentation: 'Mental Health 101' by Nancy Miller of 1N5

Cincinnati City Council

The council is considering the transfer of $2,550,000 from COVID-19 funds to various city programs. These include support for the BLINK festival, lot abatement, and black-owned businesses in Over-the-Rhine. The agenda also includes several bond issuances for street and park improvements.

• Reallocation of $2,550,000 from COVID expenses to programs including BLINK and lot abatement
• $500,000 in funding for the Represent Initiative in Over-the-Rhine
• Expansion of the Red Bike program into Avondale, Evanston, Roselawn, and Bond Hill
• $15,300,000 bond issuance for street improvements
• $750,000 to support the Lincoln & Gilbert initiative

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The June 14, 2022, meeting agenda contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific topics, presentations, or items for decision are listed in the document.

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will receive updates regarding Police and Fire Cadets. It will also consider an emergency ordinance to amend the Cincinnati Municipal Code to include Juneteenth as an official holiday for City employees.

• Police and Fire Cadet updates from CPD and CFD
• Ordinance 202201350: Adding Juneteenth as an official city employee holiday

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing several ordinances and budget motions. These include applications for large federal infrastructure grants, fund transfers for city departments, and proposed funding allocations for various community organizations.

• Application for up to $200 million in federal grants for Western Hills Viaduct construction
• Acceptance of a $105,000 donation for improvements to Tom Jones Commons in Eden Park
• Establishment of a project for Victory Parkway and Eden Park safety improvements using a $6 million grant
• Proposed budget allocations including $1,000,000 for Trauma Services and $1,000,000 for the Freedom Center
• Ordinance to levy assessments for unpaid emergency repairs to sidewalks, curbs, and gutters

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is considering several ordinances, including a $200 million grant application for the Western Hills Viaduct and funding for Eden Park improvements. The agenda also includes a request for a plan to implement pedestrian intervals across 52 neighborhoods. Additionally, multiple special event permit applications for local festivals were presented.

• Grant application of up to $200,000,000 for Western Hills Viaduct construction
• $6,000,000 federal grant for Victory Parkway and Eden Park safety improvements
• Motion requesting a 90-day report on pedestrian interval rollouts in 52 neighborhoods
• Acceptance of a $105,000 donation for Tom Jones Commons in Eden Park
• Authorization to sell city property at 3584 Alaska Avenue for residential development

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing ordinance 202201158 regarding signage and street-level improvements at 50 W. 5th Street. Members are also discussing a motion for a report on fair wages in development projects and a potential parking overlay in Mount Washington. A presentation on the Plan Cincinnati comprehensive plan is also scheduled.

• Ordinance 202201158: Signage and street-level improvements at 50 W. 5th Street
• Presentation regarding Plan Cincinnati, the City's Comprehensive Plan
• Motion to report on fair wages and safe working conditions in development projects
• Motion to implement an Urban Parking Overlay in Mount Washington

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The Climate, Environment & Infrastructure Committee will review reports on climate equity and green engagement. The committee is also considering motions for the administration to study citywide rush hour parking restrictions and bike trail connections. Additionally, members will discuss traffic calming measures for several major avenues.

• Motion to report on removing citywide rush hour parking restrictions
• Motion to study West Side to Downtown bike trail infrastructure
• Motion to study traffic calming on Queen City, Westwood, Sunset, and Rapid Run avenues
• Presentation on Climate Equity Indicators Report
• Green Cincinnati Equity and Engagement Update presentation

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will consider several federal grants from HUD to fund housing and emergency shelter programs. Members will also discuss a property sale in Avondale for 18 new homes and street conversion funding in East Walnut Hills. Additionally, the agenda includes street lighting assessments and an EPA grant application.

• $11,379,516 HUD grant for Community Development Block Grants
• Property sale in Avondale for 18 single-family homes
• $150,000 transfer for East Walnut Hills Two-Way Conversion
• $25,000 EPA grant application for Electrify Cincy Education Program
• Special street lighting assessments for Lighting Group 3

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is conducting a public hearing regarding the City Manager's recommended FY 2023 budget update. The meeting also includes reviews of tentative requests for city funding and specific funding requests related to the budget update.

• Public hearing on the City Manager’s Recommended FY 2023 Budget Update
• Review of tentative requests for City funding as of June 3, 2022
• Funding requests related to the FY 2023 Recommended Budget Update

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is considering motions regarding traffic calming and the removal of rush hour parking restrictions. The agenda also includes reviewing grants for law enforcement, streetcar maintenance, and community programs. Additionally, the council will address special event permits and liquor license applications.

• $6.25 million DOJ grant application to hire up to 50 entry-level police officers
• $705,100 donation from CinciVTICA, LLC for Cincinnati streetcar operations and maintenance
• Motion to study removing citywide rush hour parking restrictions
• $150,000 transfer for two-way conversion of streets in East Walnut Hills
• Motion to study traffic calming on Queen City, Westwood, Sunset, and Rapid Run avenues

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The June 2, 2022, meeting of the Cincinnati Budget and Finance Committee consists of procedural items. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearing topics are identified in the agenda text provided.

• No specific legislative or financial items listed

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will consider an ordinance allowing the Cincinnati Retirement System Board to use executive sessions to discuss private member information. A report regarding the Cincinnati Police Department District 5 update and a public safety facilities master plan proposal is also scheduled for review.

• Ordinance 202201250: Expanding executive session use for the Cincinnati Retirement System Board
• Report 202201223: Update on CPD District 5 and Public Safety Facilities Master Plan Proposal

Youth & Human Services

The Healthy Neighborhoods committee is reviewing an ordinance to authorize artwork on a retaining wall at 4550-4558 Paddock Road. The committee is also requesting a report on city fees for events like the Hyde Park Farmers Market to explore making them more affordable. A presentation regarding community engagement next steps is also scheduled.

• Ordinance authorizing artwork on a retaining wall at 4550 and 4558 Paddock Road
• Motion requesting a report on fees for neighborhood events such as Hyde Park Farmers Market
• Presentation regarding Community Engagement and Next Steps

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing the FY 2023 Biennial Budget Update. The agenda includes several ordinances regarding grants for law enforcement, streetcar funding, and urban forestry assessments. The committee will also consider property sales and tax exemptions for local developments.

• Grant of up to $6,250,000 for hiring fifty entry-level police officers
• Donation of up to $705,100 from CinciVTICA, LLC for streetcar operations and maintenance
• Special assessment for the 2023 Urban Forestry Program
• Property sale at 3584 Alaska Avenue and Harvey Avenue in Avondale
• Grant of up to $393,598 for crime investigation and staffing

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing several grant applications for law enforcement and streetcar maintenance. The agenda also includes support for state housing legislation and a request for a report on fees for neighborhood events.

• Authorization to apply for a $6,250,000 grant to hire up to 50 entry-level police officers
• Acceptance of up to $705,100 in donations from CinciVTICA, LLC for streetcar operations
• Support for Ohio Senate Bill 334 to limit bulk purchases of foreclosed homes by national companies
• Property sale in Avondale for the development of 18 single-family homes
• Authorization to apply for a $393,598 grant for crime investigation and violence reduction

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will consider an ordinance to convert parts of Woodburn Avenue, William Howard Taft Road, and McMillan Street from one-way to two-way streets. The agenda also includes reports on Vision Zero plan costs and school zone pedestrian safety. Additionally, the committee will review the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan status update.

• Ordinance to convert portions of Woodburn Avenue, William Howard Taft Road, and McMillan Street to two-way streets
• Report on Vision Zero Multi Year Plan timing and cost
• Report regarding school zone pedestrian safety
• 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan status update
• Presentation from the Devou Good Foundation

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing a proposal to designate the Terrace Plaza Hotel as a local historic landmark. It is also considering amendments to the Cincinnati Municipal Code to update protections against unlawful discriminatory practices. Presentations will be held regarding the Convention Center District and Uptown development.

• Proposed designation of Terrace Plaza Hotel at 15 W. 6th Street as a local historic landmark
• Amendments to Chapter 914 of the Cincinnati Municipal Code regarding unlawful discriminatory practices
• Presentation on the Convention Center District
• Presentation titled 'Uptown is on the Uprise'

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding fund transfers, grants, and tax exemptions. This includes a large-scale transfer of Community Development Block Grant funds and new tax exemption agreements for property improvements in the Central Business District and Over-the-Rhine. The committee will also consider grant applications for traffic safety and domestic violence response.

• Transfer of $1,470,554.92 from Community Development Block Grant Fund 304 to various projects
• Tax exemption agreement for 810 Plum Street renovation costing approximately $522,898
• Grant application for up to $175,000 to fund a Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor
• Tax exemption agreement for 123 E. McMicken Avenue remodeling costing approximately $272,488
• $16,000 donation for an accessible spinner in Mt. Airy Forest

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting is scheduled for a discussion regarding the challenges and opportunities in Winton Hills. No other items are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of challenges and opportunities in Winton Hills

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing an ordinance to update anti-discrimination laws by adding protections for gender identity and breastfeeding status. The agenda also includes a proposal to transfer $1,470,554.92 from the Community Development Block Grant Fund to various project accounts.

• Amending Chapter 914 to include protections for gender identity and breastfeeding status
• Transferring $1,470,554.92 from the Community Development Block Grant Fund to various projects
• Applying for a grant up to $175,000 for a Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor
• Levying assessments in Mount Washington for sidewalk and curb repairs
• Reviewing a liquor permit application for West End Sports Bar & Grill LLC with objections

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will receive updates on the memorandum of understanding between University of Cincinnati Police and Cincinnati Police Department. The agenda also includes discussions regarding pedestrian safety, speeding citations, and the Lime e-scooter program.

• Update on the MOU with University of Cincinnati Police and Cincinnati Police Department
• E-Scooters update involving DOTE and Lime Company
• Report regarding pedestrian safety and speeding citations
• Presentation regarding Lime’s Cincinnati E-Scooter Program

Youth & Human Services

The meeting consists of two scheduled presentations submitted by Vice Mayor Kearney. No other business or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Presentation from Clifton Town Meeting titled 'CLIFTON'
• Presentation from MORTAR

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The Climate, Environment & Infrastructure Committee held a special meeting to hear presentations regarding climate change in local neighborhoods. The agenda featured speakers from various environmental and community organizations. No legislative decisions or votes were recorded for this session.

• Presentation: 'Climate Change in Our Neighborhoods'
• Presentation: Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee Panelists Slide Show

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing an income tax forecast presentation and several ordinances. Proposed items include a recommendation to increase retirement system contributions and tax exemptions for property improvements in the Central Business District and Over-the-Rhine.

• Recommendation to increase Cincinnati Retirement System employer contribution from 16.25% to 16.75%
• Payment of $69,530.63 and $5,873.37 to PRUS Construction for Eden Park projects
• 12-year tax exemption for residential remodeling at 810 Plum Street
• 15-year tax exemption for commercial remodeling at 123 E. McMicken Avenue
• Labor management agreement between the City and Cincinnati Building Trades Council

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing applications for federal grants to fund fire department recruitment and training. The agenda also includes proposals for retirement system contribution changes and various local development agreements.

• Authorization to apply for a $19,066,100 SAFER grant for Cincinnati Fire Department recruits
• Proposal to increase the Cincinnati Retirement System employer contribution rate from 16.25% to 16.75%
• Payment of $69,530.63 and $5,873.37 to PRUS Construction for the Tom Jones Commons project
• Tax exemption agreements for property improvements at 810 Plum Street and 123 E. McMicken Avenue
• Transfer of $15,733,590 within the City's General Fund

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting features presentations from leaders of Madisonville community organizations. The agenda focuses on discussing the successes and challenges within the Madisonville area.

• Presentation by Kerry Devery (Madisonville Community Council) on Madisonville challenges and opportunities
• Presentation by Terri Henry (Madisonville Business Chamber) on success and challenges
• Presentation by Naima Clarke (Madisonville Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation) regarding Madisonville

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The Cincinnati City Council’s Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, May 10, 2022, has been cancelled.

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing Committee will consider approving the Kennedy Heights Neighborhood Plan as a planning guide. The committee will also discuss a motion for a report on addressing inclusion and diversity in development projects receiving municipal benefits. Presentations regarding Make Music Cincinnati and Visit Cincy are also scheduled.

• Resolution 202201068 to approve the Kennedy Heights Neighborhood Plan
• Motion 202201060 for a report on inclusion and diversity in development projects receiving municipal benefits
• Presentation regarding the Kennedy Heights Neighborhood Plan (202201138)
• Presentation: Make Music Cincinnati
• Presentation: Meet Visit Cincy

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing several financial and property matters. This includes applications for federal fire department grants and significant transfers within the General Fund to support city departments. The committee will also consider property sales and various donations for recreation programs.

• Application for a FEMA grant of up to $19,066,100 to fund Cincinnati Fire Department recruits
• Transfer of $15,733,590 within the General Fund to meet ongoing city department needs
• Sale of City-owned property in Norwood to Factory 52, LLC
• Application for up to $500,000 for Wasson Way Trail Phase 7 construction
• Allocation of $468,625 from American Rescue Plan funds for employee hazard pay

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing several appointments and financial authorizations. This includes applying for federal grants to fund fire department staffing and training, as well as managing city fund transfers. The agenda also covers property sales and historic landmark designations.

• Applying for a FEMA grant of up to $19,066,100 to fund Cincinnati Fire Department recruits
• Authorizing the sale of city-owned property in Norwood to Factory 52, LLC
• Designating the Terrace Plaza Hotel as a local historic landmark
• Applying for a grant of up to $500,000 for the Wasson Way Trail project
• Approving the governance structure for One Ohio Region 2 opioid settlement funds

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Quality of Life committee is scheduled for a presentation regarding the Trauma Plan. Dr. Victor Garcia, Founding Director of Trauma Services, will present. No other items are listed on this agenda.

• Presentation on the Trauma Plan

Youth & Human Services

The Healthy Neighborhoods committee will review Small Business Week resource highlights and testimonials. The committee also requested a report from the Department of Transportation and Engineering regarding costs and suggestions for crosswalk lights on heavily traveled streets.

• Presentation on National Small Business Week and small business resource highlights
• Motion for a report on costs and suggestions for crosswalk lighting devices
• Testimonials from Conscious Kitchen and Court and Main Market regarding City and SBA resources

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee will consider several ordinances regarding tax incentives and fund transfers. Proposed items include a job creation tax credit for Glidepath Holdings Inc. and a 15-year tax exemption for the Fourth and Pike Apartments remodel. The agenda also includes funding allocations for the Wasson Way Trail and Findlay Park.

• Job creation tax credit for Glidepath Holdings Inc. to support 75 new jobs
• $1,380,000 transfer for improvements at 191 Rosa Parks Street and 312 Elm Street
• $450,000 allocation for Findlay Park recreation improvements in Over-The-Rhine
• 15-year tax exemption for an $18,000,000 apartment remodel at 516 E. 4th Street
• Donation of two police canines valued at $8,500 each from the Matt Haverkamp Foundation

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing budget guidelines for Fiscal Year 2023 and several municipal appointments. The agenda includes proposals for street conversions in East Walnut Hills and funding for Findlay Park recreation. Other items involve tax credits for job creation and energy conservation bonds.

• Job Creation Tax Credit Agreement with Glidepath Holdings Inc. to create 75 new jobs
• Converting portions of Woodburn Avenue, William Howard Taft Road, and McMillan Street from one-way to two-way streets
• $450,000 appropriation for Findlay Park recreation improvements in Over-The-Rhine
• Issuance of up to $10,255,000 in bonds for energy conservation and city facility lighting upgrades
• Acceptance of a donation of two police canines valued at $8,500 each from the Matt Haverkamp Foundation

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review a report on community engagement for Rapid Run Park and Dunham Recreation Area. It will also hear presentations regarding human services funding, the City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund, and youth workforce programs.

• Report on Rapid Run Park and Dunham Recreation Area Community Engagement
• Presentation on Human Services Funding
• Presentation on City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund
• Presentation on Cincinnati Youth to Work program
• Presentation on Cincinnati’s Youth Green Workforce

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing ordinances to permit an interim indoor practice facility at 621 W. Mehring Way by bypassing certain development regulations. The agenda also includes updates to the historical special events list and a motion for a report on vacant building identification.

• Ordinance authorizing an interim indoor practice facility at 621 W. Mehring Way
• Ordinance to add Festival513 to the historical special events list
• Ordinance to add Cincinnati Music Festival and Festival513 to the historical special events list
• Motion for a report on identifying vacant buildings for the Vacated Building Maintenance License

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing policy guidelines for the Fiscal Year 2023 operating budget. The committee will also consider ordinances regarding energy conservation bonds, city facility improvements, and a tax exemption for a residential development project.

• $10,255,000 bond issuance for energy conservation measures
• Capital improvement project for LED lighting and solar at City facilities
• Property exchange agreement in the Columbia Tusculum neighborhood
• 15-year tax exemption for an $18,000,000 remodel at 516 E. 4th Street
• Lease of College Hill Town Hall to Mutual Dance Theatre and Arts Centers

Cincinnati City Council

The Council is reviewing budget guidelines for Fiscal Year 2023 and a $250,000 allocation for police visibility overtime. Other items include a $10.2 million appropriation for energy-efficient upgrades at City facilities and reports on vacant building maintenance.

• $10,255,000 appropriation for LED lighting, solar, and roofing improvements at City facilities
• $250,000 transfer from ARPA funds to the 'Summer Safety Initiative' for police visibility overtime
• $500,000 donation from Cincinnati Park Board Commissioners’ Fund for park maintenance and supplies
• Lease agreement for College Hill Town Hall located at 1805 Larch Avenue
• Motion requesting a report on identifying and registering vacant buildings

Youth & Human Services

The committee will review presentations regarding the Imperial Theatre rehabilitation and the Queen Mother's Market. It also considered a motion requesting a report on providing Spanish language options for civil service exams and communications.

• Motion for a report on Spanish language options for Civil Service Commission exams and HR communications
• Presentation: Imperial Theatre- Mohawk Arts Center Historic Rehabilitation & Addition
• Presentation: Y2WK; Cincinnati Youth to Work
• Presentation: Queen Mother’s Market

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Quality of Life Committee will consider a resolution objecting to the renewal of a liquor permit for Dive Bar Cinci, LLC. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Summer Safety Program.

• Resolution 202200879: Objection to D5 and D6 liquor permit renewal for Dive Bar Cinci, LLC
• Presentation: Summer Safety Program by Interim Police Chief Teresa Theetge

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing several ordinances. Proposed items include reallocating $250,000 for police overtime and approving a tax exemption for an $18 million apartment remodel at 516 E. 4th Street.

• Reallocation of $250,000 from American Rescue Plan funds to Cincinnati Police Department overtime.
• 15-year tax exemption for an $18,000,000 remodel at 516 E. 4th Street.
• Acceptance of a $500,000 donation for park maintenance and supplies.
• Authorization to fly rainbow flags at City Hall every June.
• Assessment of properties in Lighting Group 3 for street lighting costs.

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing committee is holding a special meeting to review presentations regarding housing market research. The agenda includes three presentations submitted by Councilmember Harris concerning zoning and equity.

• Presentation: 'Zoned to Shrink'
• Presentation: 'Housing Strategies Toward Equity in Cincinnati'
• Presentation: 'Inclusionary Zoning and Housing Market Outcomes'
• Market research presentation by Emily Hamilton
• Neighborhood analysis presentation by Mark Samaan & Nick Keeling

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing several budget reallocations, including $250,000 for a Summer Safety Initiative involving police overtime. The agenda also includes a 15-year tax exemption for an $18 million apartment redevelopment and the acceptance of various community donations.

• $250,000 transfer from ARPA funds to create a 'Summer Safety Initiative' for police overtime.
• 15-year tax exemption for an $18 million remodel at 516 E. 4th Street.
• Acceptance of a $500,000 donation to support Cincinnati parks and Krohn Conservatory.
• $1,790,000 transfer from Central Parkway Bicycle Facility to the Bicycle Transportation Program.
• Resolution expressing support for the Brent Spence Bridge project.

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will hear presentations on the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority and bipartisan infrastructure laws. Members also proposed motions regarding lead poisoning data collection and childhood trauma support in Cincinnati Public Schools.

• Motion for a report on lead poisoning sources including paint and pipes
• Motion for Administration to work with Cincinnati Public Schools on childhood trauma
• Emergency ordinance for artwork on a Baltimore Avenue retaining wall in East Westwood
• Presentation on Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority update

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will review ordinances regarding grant acceptances and fund transfers. These include funding for the Wasson Way Trail, the American Dream Down Payment Initiative, and Westside recreational improvements. The agenda also includes streetcar maintenance applications and budget monitoring reports.

• Acceptance of up to $3,762,000 grant for Wasson Way Trail Phase 7
• $300,000 transfer to the American Dream Down Payment Initiative
• $400,000 transfer for Westside Recreational Connectivity Improvements
• Application for up to $2,839,000 for streetcar maintenance and upgrades
• $1,790,000 transfer within the Street Improvement Fund for bicycle programs

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing ordinances to transfer American Rescue Plan funds toward down payment assistance and Westside recreational connectivity. The agenda also includes applications for significant grants for the Wasson Way Trail and streetcar maintenance.

• $300,000 transfer to the American Dream Down Payment Initiative program
• $400,000 transfer for Westside recreational connectivity improvements
• Acceptance of up to $3,762,000 in grant funds for the Wasson Way Trail project
• Application for up to $2,839,000 for streetcar system maintenance and upgrades
• Motion for a report on providing Spanish language options for civil service exams

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Governance Committee will consider resolutions objecting to the renewal of three specific liquor permits. The Law Department is also scheduled to present an update on 2022 liquor permit annual renewals.

• Resolution objecting to C2 and D6 liquor permit #8019027 for J.T. Shah, LLC
• Resolution objecting to D5 and D6 liquor permit #9115320 for Dive Bar Cinci, LLC (Dive Bar)
• Resolution objecting to D5 and D6 liquor permit #1423292 for Chevee on the Levee, LLC (Babe’s Café)
• Presentation on 2022 Liquor Permit Annual Renewals by the Law Department

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is considering ordinances to redirect American Rescue Plan Act funds toward pedestrian safety and new fire department vehicles. Members are also reviewing a motion regarding the use of future federal funds to address potential budget deficits.

• Reallocating $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for "Pedestrian Safety" initiatives
• Reallocating $1,100,000 in ARPA funds for one pumper truck and two medic units
• Motion to prioritize future ARPA funds for budget deficits or deferred capital maintenance
• Transferring $1,790,000 from Central Parkway Bicycle Facility Phase 2 to the Bicycle Transportation Program
• Authorizing a grant application of up to $204,000 for neighborhood childcare programs

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is holding a special meeting to hear from the community regarding the 2022 City Budget Process. Interim City Manager John P. Curp will present an update on the approved FY 2022 budget and the FY 2023 budget.

• Public hearing for community input on the 2022 City Budget Process
• Presentation regarding Approved FY 2022 Budget & FY 2023 Budget Update

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing ordinances to redirect American Rescue Plan funds toward pedestrian safety and new fire department vehicles. Other items include a motion to use ARPA funds for future budget deficits and the transfer of funds for bicycle transportation.

• Transfer $1,000,000 to a new 'Pedestrian Safety' account using ARPA funds
• Transfer $1,100,000 for one pumper truck and two medic units for the Fire Department
• Transfer $1,790,000 from Central Parkway Bicycle Facility to the Bicycle Transportation Program
• Motion to prioritize ARPA funds for FY 2023-2025 budget deficits and capital maintenance
• Authorization to apply for up to $204,000 in grants for neighborhood childcare programs

Housing & Growth

The committee will consider a motion requesting mediation to preserve the bell tower of First Lutheran Church. The agenda also includes reports on five-year housing unit production estimates and housing proforma activity. Additionally, a motion was presented to raise a Transgender flag on March 31, 2022.

• Mediation request for First Lutheran Church (Motion 202200548)
• Motion to raise a Transgender flag on March 31, 2022 (Motion 202200627)
• Report on Five-Year Estimates of Housing Unit Production (Report 202200628)
• Presentation: New Housing Unit Report
• Presentation: Housing Proforma Activity

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will consider motions to update the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan and request pedestrian safety data for school zones. The agenda also includes reports on infrastructure condition and presentations on federal funding opportunities. These sessions cover topics ranging from climate equity to regional connectivity.

• Motion to request updated pedestrian safety accident data in school zones
• Motion to revise the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan with a focus on climate equity
• Report on 2020 Department of Transportation and Engineering infrastructure condition reports
• Presentation regarding Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding opportunities
• Communication on how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act benefits Southwest Ohio

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is reviewing presentations on the Cincinnati Retirement System and urban forestry assessments. Members are also considering several grant applications for street safety, racial wealth equity, and sewage system assistance. Additionally, the committee will discuss reports regarding government transparency and PACE financing.

• $25 million federal RAISE grant for Complete Streets project
• $75,000 grant for a racial wealth inequity blueprint
• $150,000 Ohio EPA grant for homeowner sewage system assistance
• 2023 Urban Forestry Special Assessment and maintenance
• Sale of City property at 6006 Belmont Avenue

Cincinnati City Council

The Council is reviewing motions for administrative reports regarding school zone pedestrian safety and PACE financing feasibility. They are also considering appointments to the Housing Advisory Board and a plan to update the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan. Additionally, the agenda includes reviews of liquor permit applications and special event permits.

• Appointments for the Housing Advisory Board
• Request for pedestrian safety data in school zones
• Motion to update the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan
• Feasibility analysis of PACE financing
• Review of liquor permit applications for various park locations

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Governance Committee will review updates on notification protocols and sustainability initiatives. The committee is also considering ordinances to establish new job classifications and salary ranges for water distribution and intelligence roles.

• Ordinance 202200591: Salary schedule for Assistant Supervisor of Water Distribution Maintenance
• Ordinance 202200616: Classifications and salaries for Intelligence Analyst and Intelligence Analyst Supervisor
• Presentation on Collaborative Agreement Sustainability Initiatives
• Update on Notification Protocols

Youth & Human Services

The Healthy Neighborhoods meeting includes presentations from My Brother's Keeper Cincinnati, the Women's Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, and All-In Cincinnati. The agenda also contains a motion to designate Festival513 as a “Historical Event” under the Cincinnati Municipal Code.

• Motion to designate Festival513 as a “Historical Event”
• Presentation on economic mobility for Black women in the Cincinnati region
• Presentation by My Brother's Keeper Cincinnati
• Presentation by All-In Cincinnati

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding fund transfers and property agreements. Key items include funding for the Green Cincinnati Plan and Lytle Park improvements. The committee will also hear budget updates for various city departments.

• Transfer of $2,450,000 from Water Works Fund to cover electric and natural gas utility costs
• Acceptance of up to $1,083,906 in donations for Lytle Park improvements
• Sale of city property at Kennedy Avenue and Madison Road for commercial development
• Transfer of $100,000 for Green Cincinnati Plan projects
• Acceptance of $44,000 for the Ezzard Charles Statue Plaza in Laurel Park

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing several appointments to the Housing Advisory Board and park improvement projects. The agenda includes accepting donations for Lytle Park and Ezzard Charles Statue Plaza. It also addresses budget transfers for water utility costs and the Green Cincinnati Plan.

• Accepting $1,083,906 donation for Lytle Park improvements
• $2,450,000 transfer to Water Works for electric and gas utility increases
• $100,000 transfer to the Office of Environment and Sustainability
• New salary schedules for Intelligence Analyst classifications
• Lease agreement for a parking lot near Eggleston Avenue

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing Committee is reviewing proposals to rezone 1001 Marshall Avenue for the "Marshall and Central Apartments." The committee is also considering amendments to the Cincinnati Zoning Code to reduce or remove density requirements in certain districts.

• Rezoning of 1001 Marshall Avenue to Planned Development District No. 92
• Amendments to the Cincinnati Zoning Code to reduce or remove density requirements
• Presentation regarding proposed zone changes in Camp Washington and CUF neighborhoods
• Communications regarding density restrictions and Metropolitan Sewer District concerns

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review a report regarding curb extension options. The agenda also includes presentations on sustainable action in Cincinnati and building a resilient city.

• Report 202200597 regarding Curb Extension Options
• Presentation: Sustainable Action in Cincinnati
• Presentation: Greening Cincinnati: Building a sustainable, equitable, resilient city

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing ordinances regarding commercial development in Oakley and funding for city services. The agenda includes property sales, tax exemptions, and budget updates for the Greater Cincinnati Water Works and Stormwater Management Utility.

• 8-year tax exemption for construction at 3628-3646 Madison Road ($5,125,000 cost)
• Sale of City property at Kennedy Avenue and Madison Road for retail development
• Appropriation of $334,565.60 for the Parks Operations Center replacement facility design
• Acceptance of a $741,916 donation for Parks Department fleet replacement
• Grant application up to $500,000 for Cincinnati Recreation Commission curriculum

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding park funding and grant applications. Members also passed motions requesting reports on speeding violations, rental housing vacancies, and illegal dumping.

• $741,916 donation for Parks Fleet Replacement equipment
• $334,565.60 transfer for the design of a new Parks Operations Center
• Grant application for up to $500,000 for Cincinnati Recreation Commission programs
• Motion requesting neighborhood-level data on speeding violations
• Motion requesting a report on rental housing vacancy resources

Youth & Human Services

The committee will hear presentations from the Urban Land Institute, YWCA, and Homebase. Members also proposed motions to review rental housing resources and examine five years of littering and illegal dumping citation data.

• Motion for a report on rental vacancy resources and a potential renters' guide
• Motion requesting a 60-day report on littering and illegal dumping citations
• Presentation: ULI Cincinnati Real Estate Accelerator Lab
• Presentation: YWCA mission update
• Presentation: Homebase

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee is reviewing ordinances to modify the sidewalk board of appeals and the number of mayoral assistants. Council members also requested data regarding neighborhood speeding violations and police response times in District 5. Presentations will cover ethics and officer wellness.

• Ordinance to modify sidewalk board of appeals members and City Solicitor role
• Emergency ordinance removing the limit on the number of Mayor’s Assistants
• Establishing salary range for a new Public Employees Assistance Program Counselor position
• Motion requesting five years of speeding violation data by neighborhood
• Motion requesting an update on District 5 headquarters and response times

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee will review FY 2023 budget updates for the Health, Law, City Planning, and Enterprise Technology Solutions departments. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding a commercial project at Madison Road and the acceptance of several grants.

• 8-year tax exemption for $5,125,000 construction project at 3628-3646 Madison Road
• Sale of City property at Kennedy Avenue and Madison Road for commercial retail space
• $34,560 grant from Murray & Agnes Seasongood Good Government Foundation for an internship program
• $10,000 federal grant to host a preservation conference in July 2022
• $25,000 grant from Cincinnati Recreation Foundation for Avondale youth and families

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council met to review liquor permit applications and various community resolutions. The session included decisions on infrastructure funding for Westwood sidewalks and the Oakley Recreation Center. Additionally, the council addressed fund transfers for emergency shelter grants and the Home Investment Trust.

• $400,000 grant for sidewalk construction on Westwood Northern Boulevard
• $2,000,000 transfer for the Oakley Recreation Center project
• $559,380.39 transfer of Emergency Shelter Grant funds for COVID-19 safety renovations
• Resolution expressing concern over USPS mail delivery delays in local neighborhoods
• Authorization of a $10,000 grant to host a national preservation conference

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will hear presentations regarding pedestrian safety and the Green Cincinnati Plan. Members will also review a report on phase 2 options for the Central Parkway bike lane. Additionally, communications about police summer cadet programs and city park day camps are scheduled.

• Presentation: Let's Make Moves by Tri-State Trails
• Presentation: Pedestrian Safety and The Green Cincinnati Plan
• Presentation: Making Streets Safe for Everyone
• Report: Central Parkway bike lane phase 2 options
• Communication: Cincinnati Police Summer Cadet Program

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing Committee is reviewing a proposal to designate the Benjamin Stewart Home as a historic landmark. The meeting also includes discussions on amending zoning codes for urban agriculture and increasing the membership of the Housing Advisory Board.

• Historic landmark designation for 5540 Madison Road
• Zoning code amendments for urban agriculture and animal keeping in residential districts
• Expansion of the Housing Advisory Board to up to 14 members
• Request for a report on criteria for community landmark designations

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding fund transfers and city development projects. Proposed actions include reallocating American Rescue Plan funds for affordable housing and establishing a new account for the Oakley Recreation Center. The committee will also receive budget updates for the Finance and Transportation & Engineering departments.

• Reallocating $5,150,000 from American Rescue Plan funds to affordable housing and housing strategies
• Allocating $2,000,000 for the development of the Oakley Recreation Center
• Applying for up to $400,000 in grants for sidewalks on Westwood Northern Boulevard
• Authorizing an 8-year tax exemption for a $5,125,000 commercial project at Madison Road
• Transferring $559,380.39 in Emergency Shelter Grant funds for COVID-19 safety renovations

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing proposals to redirect ARPA funds toward affordable housing and housing strategies. The agenda also includes requests for reports on neighborhood speeding violations and rental vacancies. Additionally, the council will consider various special event permits and community recognitions.

• Reallocation of $5,150,000 from ARPA COVID expenses to affordable housing funds
• Proposal to increase Housing Advisory Board membership to up to 14 members
• Authorization for a $400,000 grant application for sidewalks on Westwood Northern Boulevard
• Establishment of a $2,000,000 project account for the Oakley Recreation Center
• Request for a report on annual speeding violations by neighborhood over five years

Youth & Human Services

This special meeting of the Healthy Neighborhoods committee is dedicated to a discussion regarding the challenges and opportunities in North Fairmount. No other items or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Discussion: The Challenges and Opportunities in North Fairmount

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will hear a presentation from the Cincinnati Police Department Youth Services Unit regarding "Shoot This Not That 2.0." Additionally, officials from the Citizen Complaint Authority are scheduled to provide updates.

• Presentation: "Shoot This Not That 2.0" by Cincinnati Police Department Youth Services Unit
• Updates from the Citizen Complaint Authority

Youth & Human Services

The committee will hear presentations from the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority and the Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation. These items are scheduled for presentation rather than a vote.

• Presentation by Greg Johnson, CEO of Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
• Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation 'The Year In Review 2021' presentation

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing motions to prioritize city services during upcoming budget preparations. The agenda also includes reallocating rental assistance funds and accepting donations for park and infrastructure projects.

• Motion to prioritize public safety staffing and road maintenance in the upcoming budget
• Reallocation of $7,178,998 for Emergency Rental Assistance 2
• Grants up to $417,631 and $420,293 for electric vehicle charging stations
• Donation increase for solar-powered stop signs at Middleton Avenue and Resor Avenue
• Acceptance of a donation up to $40,000 for a bird sanctuary in Ault Park

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing appointments to the Board of Health and several honorary resolutions. Key items include a proposal to modify zoning codes to remove housing barriers and a motion to prioritize public safety staffing in future budgets.

• Ordinance to reduce or remove density limitations in certain zoning districts
• Motion to prioritize public safety and public services staffing in the upcoming budget
• Reallocation of $7,178,998 from American Rescue Plan funds to the COVID-19 Fund
• Grant applications for electric vehicle charging stations on Central Avenue and Plum Street
• Resolution supporting a land purchase for a new nature preserve

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review presentations on illegal dumping, litter, and lot abatement programs. Members are also considering motions for reports on pedestrian safety, the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan, and active or paused infrastructure projects. Additionally, the agenda includes ordinances regarding utility easements in Miami Township and the Central Business District.

• Motion for a report on cost and timing of a multi-year pedestrian safety plan
• Ordinance accepting a public utility easement in Miami Township
• Ordinance authorizing an encroachment easement on Vine and E. Seventh Streets
• Motion for a status report on the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan
• Motion for a report cataloguing active and paused infrastructure projects since 2019

Housing & Growth

The committee is reviewing ordinances to rezone properties for the Gateway Lofts development and designate 4122 Glenway Avenue as a local historic landmark. The agenda also includes a motion to form a task force to attract Intel suppliers to Cincinnati.

• Rezoning of 115-125 W. McMillan Street and 124-142 Lyon Street to Gateway Lofts
• Ordinance for a two-family dwelling at 932 McPherson Avenue
• Historic landmark designation for 4122 Glenway Avenue
• Motion to form an Intel supplier task force

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing FY 2023 budget updates for Public Service and Buildings & Inspections. The agenda also includes several ordinances regarding park repairs, road improvements, and a new Council Code of Conduct.

• $2,542,904 federal grant for Primary Care Health Centers
• $121,000 grant for Fairbanks and Delhi Avenue road repairs
• $74,264 for Sawyer Point Parking Lot asphalt repairs
• $16,925 donation for Bramble Park streambank restoration
• Adoption of a new Council Code of Conduct

Cincinnati City Council

The Cincinnati City Council is reviewing several appointments to the Zoo Board and Board of Health. The agenda also includes motions for administrative reports on environmental plans, infrastructure projects, and pedestrian safety.

• Application for a federal grant of up to $2,542,904 for Primary Care Health Centers
• $121,000 grant for street repairs on Fairbanks and Delhi Avenues in Sedamsville
• $74,264 appropriation for Sawyer Point Parking Lot repairs
• Designation of the Benjamin Stewart Home at 5540 Madison Road as a historic landmark
• Zoning changes regarding agricultural facilities in residential districts

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The meeting includes presentations on police updates and youth violence prevention. The committee will also consider an ordinance to modify business regulations for antique, junk, and second-hand dealers by removing obsolete references.

• Ordinance 202200193 regarding antique, junk, and second-hand dealer licenses
• Presentation on Cincinnati Police Department updates
• Presentation on youth violence prevention and gun violence impact

Youth & Human Services

The committee will consider an ordinance to appropriate $39,000 for a parking study in the Madisonville Business District. The meeting also includes presentations regarding community council expectations and the Northside Community Redevelopment Corporation.

• $39,000 appropriation for a Madisonville Business District parking study
• Presentation on Community Councils Expectations and Issues by Invest In Neighborhoods
• Presentation on Northside Community Redevelopment Corporation by Nest

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing grant applications and fund transfers. Items include authorizing a $1,667,595 grant for the Wasson Way Trail and an application for $2,000,000 for traffic calming on Harrison Avenue. The committee is also considering lighting upgrades for USquare Garage.

• Grant of up to $1,667,595 for Phase 6A of the Wasson Way Trail project
• Application for up to $2,000,000 for traffic calming on Harrison Avenue
• $17,000 transfer for lighting replacement in USquare Garage East and West
• Finance and Budget Monitoring Report for the period ending November 30, 2021

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing several board appointments and infrastructure grant applications. The agenda includes a motion to create an Intel supplier task force and funding requests for the Wasson Way Trail and Harrison Avenue traffic improvements.

• Motion to form a task force to pursue Intel suppliers in Cincinnati
• Grant of up to $1,667,595 for the Wasson Way Trail project
• Grant application for up to $2,000,000 for Harrison Avenue traffic calming
• $17,000 appropriation for USquare Garage lighting replacement
• $39,000 transfer for a Madisonville parking study

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will consider an ordinance to increase compensation for real property interests near I-75 in the Central Business District and West End. Members will also review a resolution regarding gun violence as a public health crisis. Additionally, a motion was presented requesting a report on alternative designs for curb extensions.

• Ordinance to increase compensation from the State of Ohio for property near I-75
• Resolution expressing that gun violence is a public health crisis in Cincinnati
• Motion requesting a report on the cost and feasibility of alternative curb extension designs
• Presentation regarding National Gun Survivor's Week
• Presentation on ways to reduce gun violence and the Center for Healing the Hurt

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing committee is reviewing motions regarding residential tax abatement reform and a collaborative review of housing incentives and zoning policies. The agenda also includes a request for data on new housing units from the last five years and an emergency ordinance regarding property tax exemptions in Community Reinvestment Areas.

• Motion regarding implementation of a tiered residential tax abatement program
• Proposal for review of housing incentives and zoning policies
• Request for a report on new housing units by geography and income range
• Emergency ordinance amending Community Reinvestment Area property tax exemptions

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding city fund transfers and technology upgrades. The agenda includes funding for GIS mapping updates and the replacement of recycling carts. The committee will also consider various service payments and a state grant for law enforcement.

• $1,090,000 for CAGIS Planimetric Updates and Technology Migration
• $25,000 transfer for wheeled recycling cart replacements
• Payments to OTR Holdings, Inc., HDR, Inc., and Donnellon, Donnellon & Miller
• State grant of up to $106,470 for law enforcement investigations
• Acceptance of a $30,000 canine donation for the Police Department

Cincinnati City Council

The Council is reviewing a declaration of emergency regarding rising COVID-19 cases among City employees. The agenda also includes motions to review city housing incentives and zoning policies for affordable development. Additionally, the Council will consider several board appointments and various budget appropriations.

• Declaration of public emergency calling for masks at all City facilities
• Motion to review city housing incentives and zoning policies
• Appropriation of $285,000 and $805,000 for CAGIS technology updates
• Acceptance of a $106,470 state grant for law enforcement investigations
• Resolution expressing that gun violence is a public health crisis

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will review presentations regarding 2021 homicide trends from the Cincinnati Police Department. The agenda also includes the 2021 Annual Statistical Review and policing updates from the FOP President.

• Presentation on 2021 homicide trends
• Presentation of 2021 Annual Statistical Review
• Policing updates from FOP President Sgt. Dan Hils

Youth & Human Services

The Healthy Neighborhoods committee is reviewing presentations regarding youth violence and community organizations. A motion was introduced to fund a parking study for the Madison and Whetsel Business District using $30,000 from the Madisonville District TIF. The committee also considered a report on implementing Urban League recommendations for civic engagement.

• $30,000 parking study for Madison and Whetsel Business District
• Motion to investigate feasibility of Urban League civic engagement recommendations
• Presentation regarding youth violence prevention
• Presentation from Price Hill Will

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is reviewing a development agreement for residential units in the Central Business District and discussing water rate increase reports. It is also considering budget adjustments for American Rescue Plan funds and accepting donations for park maintenance.

• Development agreement with 7 West 7th Property LLC for residential units at 7 W. 7th Street
• Motion requesting a report on GCWW rate increases and federal lead pipe replacement funding
• Reduction of American Rescue Plan appropriations, including $6,874,938.50 for COVID expenses
• Acceptance of a $125,000 donation for Geier Esplanade fence replacement
• Acceptance of a $400,000 donation for park maintenance and supplies

Cincinnati City Council

The City Council is reviewing several budget adjustments, including the reallocation of American Rescue Plan funds. The agenda also includes requests for reports on water rate increases and curb extension designs. Additionally, council members will consider various zoning changes and park donations.

• Appropriation reductions totaling over $22 million from American Rescue Plan accounts
• Rezoning for 'Gateway Lofts' at 115-125 W. McMillan Street and 124-142 Lyon Street
• Acceptance of a $125,000 donation for the Geier Esplanade fence replacement
• Development agreement with 7 West 7th Property LLC for residential units at 7 W. 7th Street
• Request for a report on costs and federal funding related to GCWW rate increases

Housing & Growth

The Equitable Growth & Housing Committee will discuss strategies for regional redevelopment and affordable housing. The agenda includes a resolution expressing support for a strategy to redevelop the Duke Energy Convention Center area. Presentations will also cover CMHA grant projects and maximizing tax credits for affordable housing.

• Resolution 202200083 regarding the redevelopment of the Duke Energy Convention Center district
• Presentation on the CMHA CHOICE Grant Project
• Presentation on maximizing Low Income Housing Tax Credits

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The committee will review a presentation regarding the 2022 Bike Plan Update. Councilmembers Jeffreys and Owens submitted a motion to pause work on the Central Parkway bike lane extension from Marshall Street to Ludlow Avenue. This motion requests a report within 30 days on design options and alternative uses for approved funding.

• Presentation of the 2022 Bike Plan Update
• Motion to pause work on the Central Parkway bike lane extension
• Request for a report on three design options for the Central Parkway bike lane north of Marshal Avenue

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding grant applications and fund management. Key items include establishing a transit infrastructure fund for projects like the Western Hills Viaduct. The committee is also considering various state grants for traffic enforcement and donations for ballfield renovations.

• Establishment of Transit Infrastructure Fund Grants with up to $205 million for projects including the Western Hills Viaduct
• $60,000 grant application for a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program
• $60,000 grant application for an Impaired Driving Enforcement Program
• Acceptance of $100,000 in-kind donation from Cincinnati Reds Community Fund for ballfield renovations
• Acceptance of up to $29,091 grant for streetcar maintenance

Cincinnati City Council

The council is reviewing appointments to city boards and several grant applications. Key items include funding for transit infrastructure, traffic enforcement programs, and the 2023 operating budget.

• Establishment of a Transit Infrastructure Fund for projects including the Western Hills Viaduct (up to $205 million).
• $60,000 grant application for a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program.
• $100,000 in-kind donation from Cincinnati Reds Community Fund for ballfield renovations.
• Acceptance of up to $29,091 for streetcar system maintenance.
• Adoption of the 2023 Calendar Year Budget for City operating expenses.

Youth & Human Services

The meeting includes a COVID-19 update. This presentation will be delivered by Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore and Assistant City Manager Sheryl Long.

• COVID-19 update from the Cincinnati Health Department

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The committee will hear presentations regarding Cincinnati Fire Department staffing shortages and an emergency declaration from the fire union. A motion was submitted requesting a report on the department's vehicle needs, costs, and funding sources.

• Presentation on Cincinnati Fire Department staffing shortage
• Presentation on an emergency declaration by Fire Union Local 48
• Motion for a report on fire department fleet needs, costs, and funding

Youth & Human Services

The January 11, 2022, meeting includes roll call and several scheduled presentations. No legislative actions or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Presentation: East Westwood Improvement Association
• Presentation: Community Learning Center Institute
• Presentation: City of Cincinnati Primary Care

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The committee is conducting a public hearing on the FY 2023 Tentative Tax Budget. The agenda includes resolutions to adopt the 2023 operating budget and designate personnel for tax advances. A motion was also submitted regarding funding for entry-level firefighter recruits.

• Public hearing on the FY 2023 Tentative Tax Budget
• Adoption of 2023 operating budget Version A (6.1 Mill 7.5 Mill)
• Adoption of 2023 operating budget Version B (28.988 Mill 7.5 Mill)
• Motion to fund entry-level firefighter recruit staffing increases

Cincinnati City Council

The Council is reviewing an emergency declaration regarding fire department staffing levels impacted by COVID-19. The agenda also includes appointing a member to the City Planning Commission and approving John Curp as Interim City Manager. Several liquor permit applications are also being reported.

• Emergency declaration regarding fire department staffing and COVID-19
• Appointment of Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney to the City Planning Commission
• Liquor permit applications for 4310 Whetsel Avenue, 140 W. McMillan Street, 36 E. Fourth Street, and 6711 Vine Street
• Approval of John Curp as Interim City Manager effective January 19, 2022

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

This special meeting includes an emergency ordinance to appoint John Curp as Interim City Manager effective January 19, 2022. The ordinance also establishes terms and compensation for the position and authorizes severance for the former City Manager.

• Appointment of John Curp as Interim City Manager
• Establishment of terms and compensation for the interim position
• Authorization of severance for the former City Manager

Cincinnati City Council

This meeting serves as the 2022 Mayor and Council Inaugural Ceremony and session. The council is appointing a Vice Mayor, committee chairs, and a Clerk of Council. Additionally, members are moving to adopt council rules and appoint a President Pro Tem.

• Appointment of Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney as Vice Mayor
• Appointment of committee chairs for five standing committees
• Motion to name Victoria Parks as President Pro Tem
• Appointment of Melissa Autry as Clerk of Council
• Adoption of Council Rules with changes to committee appointment procedures