^ because then Cranley gets to take credit for double the road-paving miles?

while simultaneously stoking resentment in the "neighborhoods" where progress is viewed as zero sum (if things are getting better in OTR, then it must be getting worse in Cheviot).

^ because then Cranley gets to take credit for double the road-paving miles?

while simultaneously stoking resentment in the "neighborhoods" where progress is viewed as zero sum (if things are getting better in OTR, then it must be getting worse in Cheviot).

 

FYI- Cheviot is not a city neighborhood.

The pool is open, and heated I am told. Bikini clad patrons are arriving daily, and, of course, mothers with little children.

Press Conference

 

Pool Party and Season Kickoff

 

DATE:

Monday, May 21

TIME:

3:30 PM

UrbanCincy has posted a retrospective on the Ziegler Park development:

 

http://www.urbancincy.com/2018/08/revitalized-ziegler-park-driving-development-momentum/

Revitalized Ziegler Park Driving Development Momentum

 

Since its inception, the revitalization of city-owned Ziegler Park has helped to foster not only a stronger sense of community but also an increase in investment and development in the Over-the-Rhine and Pendleton neighborhoods. The park straddles Sycamore Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and for many years was a poorly maintained, crime-ridden hub for drug activity.

 

However, in 2012 Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC) approached the City of Cincinnati with the idea of redeveloping the park in an effort to combat the disinvestment the area had been experiencing. Soon after, a team was put together through the Cincinnati Park Board and the Cincinnati Recreation Commission (CRC) to gather community input on a new vision for the public space.

The cost of a monthly parking pass for the Ziegler Garage is rising to $105 starting February 1.

4 hours ago, taestell said:

The cost of a monthly parking pass for the Ziegler Garage is rising to $105 starting February 1.

 

What was it before?  Parkhaus went from $110 to $125 for the all-access monthly permit.  

It started out as $95/month when I began parking there in 2017, then went up to $100 in 2018.