Eastern Hills Planning Committee approves unity charter
The Eastern Hills Planning and Coordinating Committee inc ratified by unanimous vote at a special meeting on Oct 25 defining Hyde Park Plaza as a permanent confederation of neighborhood groups. Founding members include Oakley Chamber of Commerce Oakley Community Council Mt Lookout Civic Club Hyde Park Plaza Merchants Association and others with two reps per organization and one vote per community. The group plans monthly meetings and aims to address recreation traffic housing education public health safety and land use while preparing to incorporate. The next meeting is set for Nov 28 with representatives to bring boundary maps and delegate statements.
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Eastern Hills Planning and Coordinating Committee Inc
Nanza
Hyde Park Plaza
Eastern Hills
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Oakley Community Council
Mt. Lookout
Hyde Park
Eastern Hills Planning and Coordinating Committee
Sface
EHPCC
City Planning Commission
Fomiss Areau
Way Department
Cerri Bus Board of Education, Recreation Commission
East End Area Council Seeks Parkway Upgrades
The East End Area Council asks users of Columbia Parkway for support on improving the section between Delta and Tusculum. They argue current plans widen four lanes to five, making the result inadequate for commuters. A public meeting with Steven Necker is set for 7:00 p.m. Tuesday Nov 20 at St Stephen's Church.
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East End
Columbia Parkway
Delta
Tusculum
Steven Eenee Necker
St. Stephen’s Church
Eastern
Voters set Nov. 6 balloting in Hamilton County areas
Voters in the Eastern Hills Journal area will cast ballots on November 6 to elect local officials and approve four state constitutional amendments plus a park levy. Cincinnati residents decide fluoridation, hospital board control, and nine council seats from 18 candidates for a two-year term. Mariemont redistricts affect 10–15 percent of voters with new polling places and four town posts up for election.
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Eastern Hills Journal
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Walter E. Beckee
T. Schloss
Marian A. Spencer
Benjamin 0Ner
Mariemont
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Robert A. Martin
Cochairman
Committee For
Martin
Homewood Ave
Hammerstone Way
Grace Ave
Board of Elections
Murray Ave
Wooster Pike
Ellen M. Brooks
Cacepit Way
Arthur J. Davies
Thorndike Rd
Clarence M. Erickson
Fieldhouse Way
Shawn M. Gallagher
West St
Henry B. Kleinfeldt
Indianview Ave
John W. Stinson
Wooster
Thomas M. Pontius
Pontius
Kleinfeldt
Erickson
Davies
Stinson
Shawn
Brooks
Town Meeting
Mariemont City
Charles E. Boersig
Mt. Vernon Ave
Josephine T. Lakeman
Simpson Ave
Fairfax
Walter D. Johann
Center St
Arnold Morelli
Ralph Bolet
P. B. “Metzger
Simpson St
Thomas Boles
Southern Ave
Charles W. Brown
Compeon
Robert S. Marshall
Germania
Charles H. Schuler
Carrelton Williamson
Lonsdale St
Columbia Township
William R. Brown
Ellmaine Dr
John R. Vance
John W. Vanderwish
Robert P. Witherby
Oakley visit highlights growth and concerns in community
Mayor Theodore Berry met Oakley residents and leaders on October 23 to discuss crime, schooling, and redevelopment plans. He toured the Oakley Hyde Park area, met at the Christian Church and Oakley Senior Citizens Center, heard about a new deep water pool, and noted Oakley’s population of about 15 000 with 21 percent over 60 and 19 percent under 19. The meeting covered real estate threats, post office consolidation, school funding, vandalism, PTA activity, and mobility trends amid new housing and commercial development. A Sears store theft was also reported.
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Oakley Senior Citizens Center
Madison Rd
Oakley
Sonny
Oakley Community Council
Berry
Tate
Irma Gabel
Hyde Park-Oakley
Nova Sowers
Edwards Rd
Wasson Rd
Erie Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Paxton Rd
Oakley School
Michael Wolford
Robertson
Ken Barnes
Exhities
Accores
PTA Atakley
Barnes
PTA
Berry Sai Port
I Sup
Senior Citizens Center
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Ocera
Mariemont Considers Bonds to Aid Plant Relocation
Mariemont Council plans municipal bonds to support Jung Products move from Central Parkway to the vacant American Standard plant at 5901 Mariemont Ave. The plan follows a study of purchase and renovation costs and includes tax benefits for the village. Public bids and a zoning hearing are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Standard
Mariemont Ave
Mariemont Council
Suport
Junets Inc
Central Parkway
Jung
Justice Center
Ariemont
Charles Straley
Keebler Co
Mariemont
Ch the High
Hyde Park zoning vote preserves residential in key areas
Cincinnati Planning Commission unanimously retained residential zoning along Edwards Road and the west Michigan Avenue segment in Hyde Park Square. The panel also rejected converting the north Erie street area to office zoning, while approving family zoning on Shaw Avenue west of Erie. City council action is anticipated.
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Hyde Park Square
Cincinnati Planning Commission
Edwards Rd
Michigan Ave
Griffiths Ave
Erie
Hyde Park Business Club
Planning Commission
Michigan
Shaw
Library
Hyde Park
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Hyde Park School
Joan Schroeder
Ee Rankins
Lisa Fields
Greg Cochran
Sherry Oward
The
Cincinnati School Foundation
John W. Keefe
Leo Huerkamp
Lookout
Huerkamps
John Susan Hepfinger
Dan
Ellen
Sara
Wilmar Antiques
Victoria
Oriel Interiors
Force
Theodore Berry
Neigh District
Fountain Square
Oakley- Yde Park Christian Church
Dee
Community Council
Terry Tate
Sears
Sears. Roebuck
Cincinnati Beautiful Committee
Mike Burroughs
Joseph Latimer
Henry Stefanik
Joseph Sumner
Bill Ferrara
Elden Good
Jim Kamm
Vicki Chisholm
Dolly Newell
Nora May Nolan
Miss Nolan
John F. Kennedy
Philomena Hughes
First National Bank
Ohio
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Robert A. Jackson
Paxton Ave
Jackson
Ohio Association of Realtors
Products
Linwood
Mt. Lookout Sq
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