Crestview Hills public meetings in 2024

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct second readings of two ordinances related to medical cannabis: one accepting the Planning Commission recommendation and the other establishing regulatory fees. The council will also consider approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Ordinance 2024-12-01 – Second reading to accept Planning Commission recommendation on medical cannabis
• Ordinance 2024-12-02 – Second reading to establish medical marijuana regulatory fees

The Crestview Hills City Council held a special meeting on December 17, 2024, and unanimously approved two ordinances related to medical cannabis. Ordinance 2024-12-01 adopts the Kenton County Planning Commission's zoning recommendation for medical cannabis businesses, and Ordinance 2024-12-02 establishes regulatory fees and licenses. The council deferred approval of the December 10 meeting minutes until January 9, 2025.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-12-01 accepting zoning recommendation for medical cannabis businesses (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-12-02 establishing medical marijuana regulatory fees and licenses (6-0)
• Deferred approval of December 10 meeting minutes to January 9, 2025

Police Authority

The board approved the November minutes and bills, and heard the chief's report on a new officer hire, two equipment grants, and training. Council reports noted Crestview Hills' first readings of medical cannabis ordinances and Lakeside Park's strategic plan update from NKADD.

• New officer Ethan Boyers started Nov 24, assigned to pre-FTO training
• Grant of $1,000 from KY Attorney General for officer's ballistic vest
• Grant of $1,600.55 from KY League of Cities for vehicle rifle lock modifications
• Sgt. Jackson completed Criminal Justice Executive Development training
• Crestview Hills held first readings of Ordinance 2024-12-01 (medical cannabis recommendation) and Ordinance 2024-12-02 (regulatory fees)

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council will hold a special meeting with first readings of two ordinances related to medical cannabis: one accepting a Planning Commission recommendation and another establishing regulatory fees. The council will also consider appointments to the 2024 Planning Council and administer oaths for 2025 council members.

• Ordinance 2024-12-01 – First Reading – Accepting Planning Commission Recommendation Medical Cannabis
• Ordinance 2024-12-02 – First Reading – Establishing Medical Marijuana Regulatory Fees
• Order/Resolution 2024-12-01 – 2024 Planning Council Appointments
• Oath of Office - 2025 City Council Members

The Crestview Hills City Council held a special meeting on December 10, 2024, and gave first readings to two ordinances related to medical cannabis: one establishing zoning regulations and another setting regulatory fees and licenses. Both will have second readings at a special meeting on December 17. The council also approved the 2024 Planning Council appointments and administered the oath of office to 2025 council members.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved November 14, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-12-01 (medical cannabis zoning) — second reading set for Dec. 17
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-12-02 (medical marijuana fees and license) — second reading set for Dec. 17
• Approved Order/Resolution 2024-12-01 for 2024 Planning Council appointments (unanimous)
• Administered oath of office to 2025 City Council members

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee will receive updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Dixie Highway sidewalk extension, Turkeyfoot Road, and Horsebranch Road repaving. No final decisions are expected; the meeting is for discussion and status reports.

• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements from Whitehouse Drive north to City border – project update
• Turkeyfoot Road Project update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project status
• Sunset Drive Reconstruction update
• Shinkle Road Bridge Railing Replacement update

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board approved a salary adjustment and a one-time exception for unused vacation carryover or payout. The board also ratified the October financials and minutes. The chief's report noted a $2,000 grant for ballistic vests, a conditional job offer to a new officer, and a resignation effective December 8.

• $2,000 Kentucky Attorney General grant for two ballistic vests
• Conditional offer of employment accepted by Ethan Boyers, start date 11/24/2024
• Resignation of Ptl. Steward effective December 8, 2024
• Approval of amendments to the Attendance & Leave Policy
• Approval of one-time carryover or payout of unused vacation time

City Council

The City Council will review an easement for Cellco Partnership/Verizon on City Building property and a medical cannabis text amendment application. The meeting also includes a presentation of the 2023-2024 City Audit.

• Order/Resolution 2024-11-01: Easement for Cellco Partnership/Verizon on City Building Property
• Order/Resolution 2024-11-03: Medical Cannabis Text Amendment Application to KCPC
• Order/Resolution 2024-11-02: Reappointment of David Thiel to the Board of Adjustment
• 2023-2024 City Audit presentation by John Chamberlin, CPA

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee is meeting to hear updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects. No votes are anticipated; the meeting consists of progress reports and staff presentations. Items include the Turkeyfoot Road project, Dixie Highway sidewalk improvements, Horsebranch Road repaving, and bridge replacements.

• Dixie Hwy. sidewalk improvements from Whitehouse Drive north to city border
• Turkeyfoot Road project update
• Horsebranch Rd. repaving and storm water project status
• Shinkle Road bridge railing replacement
• Sunset Drive reconstruction

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will meet to review the audited financial statements for fiscal year 2023-2024. The review will be conducted with John Chamberlin of Chamberlin Owen & Company, Inc.

• Review of FY 2023-2024 audited financial statements
• Approval of April 22, 2024 meeting minutes

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board approved a vehicle purchase contract and a police officer training reimbursement contract. The board also extended a conditional offer of employment to Ethan Boyers.

• Resolution 2024-07: Awarded RFP for vehicle purchase to Freedom Chrysler Dodge Ram
• Approved Police Officer Training Reimbursement Contract
• Awarded $1,496.27 grant from the 2024 Patrick Leahy Bulletproof Vest Partnership
• Conditional Offer of Employment extended to Ethan Boyers
• Tabled discussion on Attendance & Leave Policy

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council will meet on October 10, 2024, to approve minutes from a September special meeting and hear reports from the mayor and city administrator. The council will also discuss a regional development presentation and take action on establishing Halloween trick-or-treat hours and reappointing a local representative.

• Establish 2024 Halloween trick-or-treat hours: October 31, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
• Order/Resolution 2024-10-01 – Re-appointment of Rick Robinson as Cluster Representative for TBNK

Public Works Committee

The committee is meeting to receive status updates on several infrastructure projects. The discussion focuses on road reconstruction, sidewalk improvements, and bridge work.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements from Whitehouse Drive north to City border
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project status
• Duke Energy Pipeline Replacement and restoration work update
• Lookout Farm Drive Bridge Replacement and Widening update

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board tabled an updated Police Officer Training Reimbursement Contract for further review and discussed edits to an Attendance & Leave Policy, which will be sent to legal counsel. They also approved the August financial statement and bills, received reports on officer training and staffing, and heard from city council liaisons about recent ordinance adoptions on peddlers/solicitors and property tax rates in both Crestview Hills and Lakeside Park.

• Ptl. Tignor completed field training and is now on solo patrol
• Police Officer Training Reimbursement Contract tabled for next month
• Attendance & Leave Policy discussed; Chief to run edits by legal counsel
• Crestview Hills adopted Ordinance 2024-08-01 (peddlers/solicitors) and set 2024 property tax rate
• Lakeside Park adopted 2024/2025 tax rates and had first reading of parking ordinance on East Lakeside Ave

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council is holding a public hearing to discuss the proposed 2024 property tax rate. The meeting includes a call to order, public comment on the tax rate, and adjournment.

• Public hearing on proposed 2024 property tax rate

The Crestview Hills City Council held a public hearing and special meeting on September 12, 2024. The council approved the 2024 real property tax rate of $0.151 per $100 of assessed value, down from the 2023 rate of $0.165. They also approved an ordinance amending peddler/solicitor regulations, authorized agreements for the Horsebranch Road project and Shinkle Road bridge repairs, and accepted a bid for a new Public Works truck.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-08-02 setting 2024 property tax rate at $0.151 per $100 (5-0, Lehman absent)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-08-01 amending peddler/solicitor regulations (5-0, Lehman absent)
• Approved Resolution 2024-09-01 authorizing KYTC agreement for Horsebranch Road project (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-09-02 accepting Jave, LLC bid for Shinkle Road bridge repairs (5-0)
• Accepted low bid from Jeff Wyler Florence Buick GMC for 2025 GMC Sierra Public Works truck
• Approved agenda and August 8, 2024 minutes (all ayes)

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct second readings of ordinances regarding the 2024 real property tax rate and solicitor regulations. The body will also consider agreements for road and bridge infrastructure projects.

• Ordinance 2024-08-02: Setting the 2024 Real Property Ad Valorem Tax Rate
• Ordinance 2024-08-01: Amending code regarding peddlers, itinerant merchants, solicitors, and canvassers
• Order/Resolution 2024-09-01: Agreement with KYTC for Horsebranch Road Improvements Project
• Order/Resolution 2024-09-02: Contract with Jave, LLC for Shinkle Road Bridge Repairs
• Executive Order 2024-9-01: Revising Open Records Request Form and Policy

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee is meeting to receive updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including road repaving, sidewalk improvements, bridge replacements, and a utility pipeline project. The agenda includes items such as Turkeyfoot Road, Dixie Highway sidewalk improvements, Horsebranch Road repaving and stormwater work, and Shinkle Road bridge railing replacement. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting consists of staff reports and project status updates.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements (Whitehouse Drive north to City border) Project Update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Duke Energy Pipeline Replacement Project Update
• Shinkle Road Bridge Railing Replacement Update

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board approved payment of July bills, accepted a $51,169 grant from the KY Department of Homeland Security for patrol rifles, and awarded a contract to Vance Outdoors for new rifles. They also noted activation of the Flock Safety camera system, which provided alerts on stolen vehicles and theft-related vehicles. Revisions to the attendance and leave policy were tabled for further research.

• Approved Resolution 2024-06 awarding rifle contract to Vance Outdoors, Inc.
• Accepted $51,169 LEAP grant from KY Department of Homeland Security for patrol rifles
• Flock Safety system now in service, alerted on two stolen vehicles and two vehicles used in thefts
• Reviewed revisions to Attendance and Leave Policy; tabled for further research
• Crestview Hills discussed first reading of Ordinance 2024-08-02 setting 2024 Real Property Tax Rate

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss the 2024 real property tax rate and amendments to the code of ordinances regarding solicitors. The body will also consider appointments to the Board of Adjustment.

• Ordinance 2024-08-02: First reading to set the 2024 Real Property Tax Rate
• Ordinance 2024-08-01: Amending Chapter 112 regarding peddlers, itinerant merchants, solicitors, and canvassers
• Order/Resolution 2024-08-01: Reappointing Board of Adjustment Members
• Order/Resolution 2024-08-02: Appointing Michelle Reid to the Board of Adjustment

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee will discuss updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including Turkeyfoot Road, Dixie Highway sidewalk improvements, Horsebranch Road repaving, and bridge replacements on Shinkle Road and Lookout Farm Drive. No action items are listed; the meeting is primarily informational with staff reports and project status updates.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements (Whitehouse Drive north to city border) Update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Shinkle Road Bridge Railing Replacement Update
• Lookout Farm Drive Bridge Replacement/Widening Update

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board approved a merit raise for Chief Degenhardt following a performance evaluation, declared office equipment surplus for online sale, and authorized giving a retired officer his service firearm. The board also reviewed the June financials, noted personnel changes, and recognized Sgt. Jackson for handling an incident at Town Center.

• Approved merit raise for Chief Degenhardt effective July 21, 2024
• Resolution 2024-005 declared surplus office equipment to be sold on govdeals.com
• Resolution 2024-004 authorized giving a Glock 45 to retiring Ptl. Kleier
• Reserve account moved to higher-interest Public Funds Money Market account (2%)
• Received $69.99 refund from KY League of Cities on sale of Unit 35

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will receive progress reports on various city infrastructure projects. These updates include the status of Turkeyfoot Road, Horsebranch Road, and Shinkle Road bridge railing replacement. The committee will also review grant status for Dixie Highway sidewalk improvements.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements Grant Status Update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Shinkle Road Bridge Railing Replacement Update
• Lookout Farm Drive Bridge Replacement/Widening Update

Police Authority

The board approved May minutes and the payment of bills. Members also reviewed police training updates, recent equipment sales, and city council reports.

• Extended a conditional offer of employment to Joel Tignor
• Sold Unit 35 on Govdeals.com for $4,500
• Reported over $5,000 raised at the annual charity car show
• Reviewed May financial statements and reconciliations

City Council

The Council will conduct second readings for the 2024-2025 City Budget and an ordinance supplement. The agenda also includes adopting a Title VI policy and declaring computer equipment as surplus.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2024-05-01 (2024-2025 City Budget)
• Second reading of Ordinance 2024-05-02 (S-29 Supplement to Code of Ordinances)
• Adoption of NKADD Title VI Policy
• Declaration of computer equipment surplus

Public Works Committee

The committee will receive progress reports on various road, sidewalk, and bridge projects. Discussions include the status of Turkeyfoot Road, Vernon Drive, and Dixie Hwy. sidewalk improvements. The agenda also covers street maintenance plans and utility replacement work.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Vernon Drive Reconstruction Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements grant status update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Duke Energy Pipeline Replacement Project Update

City Council

The City Council will discuss medical cannabis and local government regulations. The council is considering authorizing a ballot measure for medical cannabis and an application to KCPC for medical cannabis zoning.

• Authorizing Ballot Measure for Medical Cannabis (Order/Resolution 2024-06-01)
• Application to KCPC for Medical Cannabis Zoning (Order/Resolution 2024-06-02)

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development & Zoning Committee is meeting to discuss new business, including proposed regulations for a Small Business Incentive Program and medical cannabis zoning. The committee will also consider approving minutes from a previous meeting. No final decisions are noted on the agenda; items are listed for discussion.

• Proposed Small Business Incentive Program Regulations
• Medical Cannabis Zoning discussion

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council is meeting to conduct a public hearing on the 2024-2025 Municipal Road Aid, and will consider the first reading of the 2024-2025 City Budget ordinance. The council will also review an ordinance adopting the S-29 Supplement to the Code of Ordinances and a resolution authorizing an auditing contract with Chamberlin Owen and Co. The meeting includes standard reports and committee updates, and will close with an executive session on pending litigation.

• Public hearing on 2024-2025 Municipal Road Aid
• Ordinance 2024-05-01: First reading of 2024-2025 City Budget
• Ordinance 2024-05-02: Adopting S-29 Supplement to Code of Ordinances
• Resolution 2024-05-01: Authorizing contract with Chamberlin Owen and Co. for auditing services
• Closed session under KRS 61.810(1)(c) for pending litigation discussion

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board held a special meeting to consider authorizing the police department to apply for and enter into a grant agreement with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security. The grant would fund the procurement of replacement firearms. The board unanimously approved Resolution 2024-003, which authorizes the application and agreement.

• Resolution 2024-003 approved unanimously
• Grant agreement with KY Office of Homeland Security
• Funding for replacement firearms
• Special meeting called by Chairman Bill Dorsey

Board of Ethics

The Crestview Hills Board of Ethics is meeting to elect officers, approve minutes, and review 2024 financial disclosure statements. The agenda includes no old business and no specific new business items, making this a routine administrative meeting.

• Yearly election of officers
• Approval of minutes
• Review of 2024 financial disclosure statements
• No old business listed
• No new business items specified

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee is meeting to discuss updates on several infrastructure projects, including the Turkeyfoot Road project, Vernon Drive reconstruction, Dixie Highway sidewalk improvements, and Horsebranch Road repaving. They will also review the Duke Energy pipeline replacement, city street maintenance, planned work on Centre View Blvd, and bridge replacements on Shinkle Road and Lookout Farm Drive. The meeting includes approval of the April 3, 2024 minutes and staff reports.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Vernon Drive Reconstruction Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements (Whitehouse Drive north to City border) Grant Status
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Shinkle Road Bridge Railing Replacement and Lookout Farm Drive Bridge Replacement

Finance Committee

The Crestview Hills Finance Committee is reviewing the proposed FY 2024-2025 annual budget and discussing an auditing services bid recommendation from Chamberlin Owen & Co., Inc. They will also consider economic development incentives, including revolving loan and rent subsidy programs, and a proposed city building expansion with project financing. The meeting includes routine items like approving prior minutes.

• Review of proposed FY 2024-2025 annual budget
• Auditing services RFP recommendation for Chamberlin Owen & Co., Inc.
• Economic development incentives: revolving loan and rent subsidy programs
• Proposed city building expansion and project financing

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board held its regular April meeting, approving minutes, paying March bills, and accepting a change to a resolution. The board reviewed the proposed 24-25 budget and heard reports on new police vehicle equipment and city council actions.

• Approved payment of March bills
• Upfitted Units 54 and 55 placed into service
• First reading of 24-25 Proposed Budget
• Resolution 2024-02 transfer dates changed to May 31, 2024
• Crestview Hills approved one-year Rumpke contract extension

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council is meeting to consider several items, including a second reading of a noise control ordinance, a contract extension with Rumpke for waste services, and an interlocal agreement for Section 8 housing program management. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes and reports from the mayor and city administrator.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2024-03-01 to amend Chapter 92 (Nuisance) to create noise control regulations
• Resolution 2024-04-01 authorizing final Rumpke contract extension for FY 2024-2025
• Resolution 2024-04-02 authorizing interlocal agreement for Section 8 housing program management

Board of Adjustment

The Crestview Hills Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider a front yard setback variance request from Brian and Nicole Kaufman for a house addition at 113 Woodspoint Drive. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and elect officers for 2024.

• Front yard setback variance of 10 feet (40 feet instead of 50 feet) for 113 Woodspoint Drive in R-1Bc Zone
• Approval of minutes from October 10, 2022 public hearing
• Election of officers for 2024

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee is meeting to receive status updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including road reconstructions, sidewalk improvements, and utility work. The agenda consists entirely of project updates and staff reports, with no new decisions or public hearings scheduled. The committee will also approve minutes from its March 7, 2024 meeting.

• Turkeyfoot Road project update
• Vernon Drive reconstruction update
• Dixie Hwy. sidewalk improvements (Whitehouse Drive north to City border) grant status
• Horsebranch Rd. repaving and storm water project status
• Duke Energy pipeline replacement project update

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board held its regular meeting, approving minutes and paying bills. The chief reported on officer training completions, new cruisers being upfitted, and the start of a student police academy. Council reports covered recent city actions in Crestview Hills and Lakeside Park, including a hazard mitigation plan, a small business incentive program, and zoning changes.

• Approved February minutes and financial statement
• Paid bills after review
• Officer Henderson completed Resiliency training; Officer Steward completed Personal Crimes Investigations course
• New cruisers being upfitted, expected in service in a few weeks
• TMU Student Police Academy started with 11 students

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council will hold a second reading and vote on an ordinance creating a Small Business Incentive Program, and a first reading on noise control regulations. They will also consider adopting the 2024 Northern Kentucky Hazard Mitigation Plan and receive the Police Department's annual report.

• Ordinance 2024-02-01 (second reading) – Creating a City Small Business Incentive Program
• Order/Resolution 2024-03-01 – Adopting the 2024 Northern Kentucky Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Ordinance 2024-03-01 (first reading) – Amending Chapter 92 (Nuisance) to add noise control regulations
• Police Department Annual Report Presentation

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee is meeting to receive status updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including road reconstructions, sidewalk improvements, and utility work. The agenda consists entirely of project updates and staff reports, with no new ordinances or contracts up for a vote.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Vernon Drive Reconstruction Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements (Whitehouse Drive north to City border) Grant Status Update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Duke Energy Pipeline Replacement Project Update

Safety Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Safety Committee is meeting to discuss several public safety matters. They will review a proposed noise ordinance, discuss a countywide hazardous mitigation plan, and consider a medical marijuana ordinance. Updates on a crosswalk project and LED streetlight conversion are also on the agenda.

• Review of proposed Crestview Hills Noise Ordinance
• Discussion of Medical Marijuana Ordinance
• Update on crosswalk at Thomas More Parkway and Villa Madonna Drive
• Update on conversion of city streetlights to LED lighting
• Countywide Hazardous Mitigation Plan coordinated by NKADD

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board held a regular meeting, approving minutes, paying bills, and reviewing the January financial statement. The board also declared two units surplus, with one to be sold online and the other transferred to Crestview Hills for $9,000. The chief's report noted a detective's acceptance into a training academy and the presentation of the 2023 annual report.

• Resolution 2024-02 declared Unit 35 and Unit 42 surplus; Unit 35 to be sold on govdeals.com by April 15, Unit 42 transferred to Crestview Hills for $9,000 by April 15
• January financial statement and reconciliations reviewed; bills paid unanimously
• Detective Mullins accepted into Kentucky Criminalistics Academy (five weeks in 2024 and five weeks in 2025)
• Chief presented 2023 Annual Report
• Crestview Hills council discussed small business incentive program with low-interest revolving loan; Lakeside Park adopted Z-21 provisions and ordinance for city liens on property tax bills

CHEER

The Crestview Hills CHEER committee is meeting to discuss recycling and waste pickup issues with a Rumpke representative, including missed pickups and participation rates. The committee will also review the Rumpke contract renewal for 2024-2025. The agenda includes approval of minutes from a 2019 meeting.

• Discussion with Rumpke representative Robin Klaber on missed pickups and recycling participation
• Rumpke contract renewal for 2024-2025
• Approval of April 30, 2019 meeting minutes

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the previous meeting's minutes and receiving reports from the mayor and city administrator. The main item of new business is the first reading of an ordinance to create a City Small Business Incentive Program, which would be discussed but not yet voted on.

• First reading of Ordinance 2023-02-01 to create a City Small Business Incentive Program
• Approval of minutes from January 11, 2024 regular council meeting
• Committee reports from Public Works, Finance, Police, Fire/EMS, Development & Zoning, and others

Public Works Committee

The Crestview Hills Public Works Committee is meeting to receive updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including road reconstructions, sidewalk improvements, and utility work. The agenda consists entirely of status updates and planning discussions, with no final decisions or votes scheduled.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Vernon Drive Reconstruction Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements (Whitehouse Drive north to City border) Grant Status Update
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project Status
• Centre View/Chancellor LED Conversion Project

Police Authority

The Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Authority Board held a routine meeting, approving minutes, paying bills, and passing a budget amendment. They also appointed Bill Dorsey as chairman and Paul Markgraf as vice-chairman, and discussed a potential sound ordinance.

• Appointed Bill Dorsey as Chairman and Paul Markgraf as Vice-Chairman
• Approved budget amendment/resolution 2024-01
• Reviewed December financial statement and paid bills
• Two new Dodge Chargers arrived and are being outfitted
• Chief asked to look into a sound ordinance for both cities

City Council

The Crestview Hills City Council is meeting to hear the Mayor's 2024 State of the City address and goals, and to consider several appointments and an ordinance. The main legislative item is a second reading of an ordinance revising regulations for unimproved right-of-way. The council will also make appointments to the Planning Council and the Parking Citation Appeals Board.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2023-12-02 revising regulations for unimproved right-of-way
• Order/Resolution 2024-01-01 for Planning Council appointments
• Executive Order 2023-12-02 appointing Genie Wambaugh to Parking Citation Appeals Board
• Mayor's 2024 State of the City Address and 2024 Goals and Objectives

Public Works Committee

The committee will receive status updates on several local infrastructure projects. Discussions include road reconstruction, sidewalk improvements, and utility-related projects.

• Turkeyfoot Road Project Update
• Vernon Drive Reconstruction Update
• Dixie Hwy. Sidewalk Improvements grant status
• Horsebranch Rd. Repaving and Storm Water Project status
• Centre View/Chancellor LED Conversion Project