unusualfire

Wow how could thay have just now found this out??.lol Anyone driving it knows it would have to be taken down while it was being built. There is no pillar in the middle of the birdge, so 5 lanes can easily use it and they can build another bridge, but that would take away some of the parking from the distillery plant on the westside Or they can build it on the eastside, but that may require relocation of Summit road a 100 feet or so. Either way it's going to cost money. I would close the other bridge just beyond that(it's hardly used anyway) That will save money of building another bridge there also.

WOW big plans for yet a small growing city.

Come on, common sense tells you to ban it in public. People eat stuff is their own choosing. That dosen't effect other people. All the above that you mention it's not labled to cause cancer. It can happen if you eat a huge amount if it every day. Which is highly unlikely.

I am not against it. If it prevents one person from getting cancer from second hand smoke.it's worth it.

Actually It's a misdemeanor right? Which means it could be jail time if the fine is not paid.

Proposal calls for 14-lane bridge Seven lanes in each direction are needed for the Brent Spence Bridge replacement just to upgrade the traffic flow from a failing F grade to a D. That's the tall order Ohio and Kentucky engineers face as they move into the $18 million second phase of bridge development with $8 million in hand and $10 million more needed within two years to keep the project on track. http://www.cincypost.com/2005/02/08/bridge020805.html

wow construction could start later this year huh, that's better news than nexy year or the year after..;)

You know this will hold up the widening of I-75 in that section around downtown.

I'm tried of these articles, just get it done already..;)

Does anyone know if this will raise Cincinnati's GDP?

Anyone thinks the P&G buy out will speed up phase 2?

Does anyone know if these mean cincy gains another fortune 500 company?

Yeah but you must understand it's a parking garage below so the concrete must be thicker to support all the extra cars and office space above.

^what do you mean it's winter? You can't pour concrete unless it's above a certain temperature.

Cincinnati's is in the union terminal and has been for about 5 or so years now.

That will never happen. I can see the northen side hook up with 275 on both ends though.Like an arc at the top of the loop.

This makes you wonder if they read these forums..lol Warren Co. leaders study I-71/I-75 link Major road improvements needed for connection By Erica Solvig Enquirer staff writer LEBANON - Warren County leaders are considering multimillion-dollar road improvements in Lebanon and Mason as a way to create an east-west connection between Interstates 71 and 75. A new bridge over the Little Miami and an overhaul at the notorious Fields Ertel exchange that could cost up to $150 million also are possibilities for helping motorists in Greater Cincinnati's fastest-growing county. Members of the Southwest Warren County Transportation Task Force agreed Friday that major investments are needed to handle existing traffic and to cope with future congestion. http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050129/NEWS01/501290413/1056/NEWS0102

I just heard on the news it could mean more office space downtown.Only time will tell now.And I just heard P&G will have more sales than the entire budget of Ohio.

The space inside was usually used just for storage. I had never seen so many cookies in my life. Since it's girl scout cookies i guess it was just temp every year. There was other things too, but I didn't know what they did. Most of the activity was in the back of this place. You could not se eit from Red Bank Rd. Do we really need more retaill? geez

^It was not all vacant since then. I worked there once delivering girl scout cookies..;)

Is this also a part of the red bank road widning?

^But when the company grows larger than it is now, it will hire more people of course.

^ whoa..yes you are right..that's quite expensive.

I wonder if Gillette will be moving it's HQ here? This is big for Cincinnati on the corporate level of things.

That picture is amazing.Cincy would have been another Philly if the depression didn't hit.