Three areas unite to oppose Stewart Rd rezoning
Close to 100 residents from Madeira Silverton and Cincinnati mingle in Madeira Council chamber to oppose a 250 unit apartment townhome project on Stewart Rd Columbia Township. Albert John temporary chairman notes 65 to 70 acre tract owned by Stuart H Jacobs of Indian Hill facing mixed reviews from local planning bodies and Hamilton County officials. The group plans to hire counsel, mobilize opponents for the public hearing before the Hamilton County Commissioners, and seek to influence the zoning decision. The project was initially 312 units before reduction and has faced opposition from Madeira and Cincinnati planning bodies.
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Madeira Council Chamber
Stewart Rd
Columbia Township
Nead We Group
Hamilton
Albert John
Cherokee Dr
Whetzel
Madeira
Stuart H. Jacobs
Indian Hill
John
Jacobs
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Commissioners
Zoning Commission
Madeira Planning Commission
Cincinnati Planning Commission
Silverton
Cincinnati
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Deer Park Council weighs 15000 borrowing for 1971 projects
Deer Park plans to borrow 15000 at 4 percent from Southern Ohio Bank for sidewalk and street improvements in 1971. The measure passed second reading 4 to 3, with three dissenters favoring the program but opposing funding method. A 2500 parcel survey shows income tax hike favored by 717 of 1167 respondents.
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Deer Park
Francis Healy
Orenellon
Aes Ne
Wien
Schoeny
Addy Dementiieschahiintth
Joseph Kamp
Leo Leonard
Robert O'Leary
Council
Safety Service
Dan
of Service Department
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Sycamore District weighs new high school and taxes
At a Sycamore site meeting Superintendent Edwin Greene says 27.41 mill rate won t fund next year and 14.8 mills for renewal generate 36 percent of operating funds. District discusses a new Deerfield Rd site, grade reorganization, crowding relief, and a rising enrollment. Also a plate glass window was broken at Tom s Meats on Plainfield Road.
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Sycamore District
Edwin Greene
Greene
Avuvcthivel Wil
Sycamore
Hamilton County
Deerfield Rd
William Spreen
Tom’s Meats
Plainfield Rd
Silverton
Exile kindergarten for Kennedy students
Three teachers aided by volunteers run a “kindergarten in exile” for Kennedy School children after being asked to leave the public school. Sessions are held at the Kennedy-Montgomery Building with space offered by George Kalomeres for the Kennedy Heights area group.
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Kennedy School
Earnestine Jackson
PTA
Kennedy-Montgomery
George Kalomeres
Kennedy Heights
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Delta Gamma Alumnae
Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church
Kennedy
Solar Vista
Charles Finney
Duane Holm
Injuries Reported After Falls at Local Homes
Nell Ritter aged 86 residing at St. Theresa Home Silverton was admitted to Jewish Hospital March 27 after a fall on home steps with back pains. Marie Willman 56 of 7726 Eustic Court was treated for a possible heart attack March 28 and taken to Bethesda North by Deer Park Life Squad.
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Nell Ritter
St. Theresa Home
Silverton
Jewish Hospital
Deer Park
Marie Willman
Eustic
Bethesda
Joseph K. Deranger
Becky Ct
Section Rd
Amberley Village
Deranger
General Hospital
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