Local news for the Princeton corridor: Evendale, Woodlawn, Sharonville, and Springdale
Local news for the Princeton corridor: Evendale, Woodlawn, Sharonville, and Springdale
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
The State of Ohio approved Evendale's Residential Community Reinvestment Area, giving more than 400 homeowners in the village's older neighborhoods an eight-year, 100% property tax abatement on increased home value from qualifying renovations or new construction starting Saturday, Aug. 1.
Local Government
Hamilton County commissioners voted 2-0-1 on Monday, August 3 to place a 5.61-mill children's services levy on the November 3 ballot, raising costs for corridor homeowners from $82 to $121 per $100,000 of home value annually.
Local Government
Hamilton County commissioners vote Tuesday on a children's services levy that could raise property taxes by $200 to $390 per year for homeowners in Springdale, Woodlawn, and Evendale.
Local Government
Hamilton County filed its CDBG release-of-funds request with HUD on July 31 for Sharonville's Downtown Loop project, clearing a key federal threshold; HUD has 15 days to object before federal dollars can fund demolition of the blighted former Cheviot Bank building at 11186 Reading Road.
Local Government
Evendale Village Council holds a Council As a Whole session at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 4, its first full gathering since the July 14 meeting where members approved a new fire chief, police station expansion, and AeroHub funding.
Local Government
The Springdale Board of Zoning Appeals held a public hearing July 28 on Highlift Offroad owner Michael Bailey's request to permanently keep two oversized shipping containers at 271 Northland Blvd.; city staff recommended denial, and the board's decision is pending.
Local Government
Springdale City Council unanimously approved incentive agreements and a zoning change for Closets by Design, Shine of Cincinnati, and Ultimate Toys on Century Boulevard, clearing the way for 155 jobs and $3.8 million in annual payroll along the I-75 corridor.
Local Government
Hamilton County will request federal CDBG funds for Sharonville's Downtown Loop demolition project on July 31, with a public comment deadline of July 30; demolition of multiple downtown structures is already underway as the city advances a 200-unit mixed-use redevelopment with developer Elevar.
Local Government
Springdale city staff is recommending the Board of Zoning Appeals deny Highlift Offroad owner Michael Bailey's request to keep two oversized shipping containers permanently at 271 Northland Blvd., saying the containers have been there without approval since 2022 and granting the variance would give the business a special privilege not available to other property owners.
Local Government
Springdale City Council introduced an ordinance at its July 15 meeting authorizing a new cooperation agreement with Hamilton County that would keep the city connected to federal Community Development Block Grant funding for housing and neighborhood improvements.
Local Government
Sharonville City Council introduced Andy Meyer as the new Community Development Director at a July 21 special meeting and passed Ordinance 2026-34 accepting a traffic safety grant, as the city's Downtown Loop mixed-use redevelopment project advances toward a key federal funding deadline.
Local Government
A University of Notre Dame study using Hamilton County Auditor data found that taxing land at four times the rate of buildings would cut the median homeowner's property tax bill by 10%, and a state senator from neighboring Colerain Township is pushing a constitutional amendment that would let corridor communities opt in.
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