Brendamour zone change faces Cincinnati council hearing
Debates over a proposed zone change on the west side of Michigan Ave from R-5 to R-5(T) proceed as Cincinnati City Council schedules a public hearing for 2 p.m. Wednesday Oct 30. Brendamour aims to develop a three million dollar mixed use complex with 40 000 square feet on the first floor and a four story office tower, drawing opposition from the Hyde Park Residents Association over traffic noise and residential impact. The project, backed by Brendamour, would include banks offices retail and possibly a cinema and is supported by several local business groups while the HPRA and Naberhaus family critics warn of creeping commercialization and property value decline. The planning commission approved the rezoning 4-1, and the HPRA plans petitions and a city hall bus to attend the hearing.
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Jackie Litzinger
Cincinnati
Michigan Ave
Wasson
Madison Rds
Jack Brendamour
Wasson, Edwards, Madison
Michigan
LUD Pivtvl
Baitu Lis
Hyde Park Executive Park
Madison
Hyde Park
Brendamour
Dana
Edwards Rd
Edwards
Wasson Rd
Hyde Park Square
Knox Church
Naberhaus
Wasson and
Rick Naberhaus
Naberhaus Group
Cul-De-Sac
Shaw
Oakley Community Council
Greater Hyde Park
Oakley- Hyde Park
Oakley-Hyde Park
Mt. Lookout
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Maple Park
Woodlawn
Plaza
Edwards and
Paxton
Wasson, Madison and
HPRA
Franerhaus
Mariemont to Offer 25000 for Wittmeyer Property
Mariemont Village Council adopts a resolution to authorize the mayor to offer 25000 for the Wittmeyer property about 80 acres south of the village with one dissenter Councilman Art Davies who urged a public vote on spending village funds.
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Jackie Litzinger
Mariemont
Wittmeyer
Art Davies
Williams pledges to return his legislative raise to district
Ohio 25th District candidate Larry J. Williams criticized lawmakers for granting themselves a raise and announced he would donate his $3,000 two year raise to neighborhood groups within his district. He argued the money could improve life in communities and urged others to follow suit.
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Larry J. Williams
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
Williams
Ple
Cincinnati
Hyde Park board weighs land use issues and upcoming meetings
Greater Hyde Park Community Council discusses Grandin Rd Viaduct plans mudhole site at Erie and Marburg Liberal Markets supermarket bid and possible park use if variance denied Includes talk on Ex ecutive Park office retail project and a senior center site on Edwards Rd with neighbor opposition noted
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Erie
Marburg
Liberal Markets
Jeneeeae
Appea
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hinchman
Jack Brendamour
Edwards Rd
Nei
The
Oakley residents to vote on Hyde Park project proposal
Oakley Community Council will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m Monday Oct 28 at Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church to discuss Brendamours proposal for the west side of Michigan Ave north of Wasson. The meeting aims to inform residents before the Oct 30 city hearing. Rick Naberhaus opposes the project. A chamber rep will explain support. Membership dues are one dollar for two years.
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Jack Brendamour
Hyde Park
Oakley
Terry Tate
Council
Brendamour
Hyde Park Residents Association
Rick Naberhaus
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Tate
Michigan Ave
Wasson
Oakley Community Council
Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church
Oakley poster judging set for Halloween display and party
Oakley poster contest judging will follow a 7 30 p m party at Hyde Park Bethlehem United Methodist Church Madison Road and Hyde Park Avenue. Bob Noble announced reminders for poster pickup by October 27 and involvement of Oakley teachers as judges.
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Oakley Business
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Hyde Park Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Madison Rd
Hyde Park Ave
Bob Noble
Oakley
Eastern Hills
Noble
Oakley Elementary
St. Cecelia
Jim McKenna
Oakley Chamber
McKenna
Bargain Magnus organ bought for Mrs Feiler at CSNI
Mrs. Charles Feiler bought a Magnus organ through CSNI classified ads as a Christmas present. The sale left her with extra cash for her own shopping and a notably frugal holiday season. Contact CSNI at 731-7170 for bargains year round.
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Charles Feiler
Hyde Park October Community Events and Meeting Notices
Hyde Park Residents Association hosts a recycling center at Hyde Park Plaza near the ball field this Saturday October 26 accepting paper cans and bottles. Fairfax kids Halloween party at Lonsdale Hawthorne recreation building Friday October 25 ages seven and under 6 30 to 7 30 pm ages eight to twelve 8 to 9 pm. Grandin Rd Viaduct fate discussed tonight 7 30 pm at Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church Observatory and Grace. League of Women Voters election guide available from public library or league office 281 8683. Correction regarding Robert E Leever of UC not retiring from Cincinnati Bell. error in last week's Journal corrected.
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Fairfax
Lonsdale
Hawthorne
Grandin Rd
Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church
Observatory and
Grace
Greater Hyde Park
League of Women Voters
League
Robert E. Leever
Ci : Bell
Jacket
Cincinnati Bell
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