The day after Cincinnati's City Council launched their new Connected Communities plan (to be voted on later this year), I listened in on a planning commission meeting where the small-scale developer of a 19-unit apartment building, opposed by the street's other residents and with a lukewarm reception from the larger neighborhood, sought approval. Several people spoke up in support. Council voted to approve the new development, to their credit.
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The day after Cincinnati's City Council launched their new Connected Communities plan (to be voted on later this year), I listened in on a planning commission meeting where the small-scale developer of a 19-unit apartment building, opposed by the street's other residents and with a lukewarm reception from the larger neighborhood, sought approval. Several people spoke up in support. Council voted to approve the new development, to their credit.
I expect this ambitious overhaul will face more such opposition as it rolls out, but I'm proud of my city's leaders for plowing ahead. Here's the plan: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/planning/connected-communities/