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The first of five public meetings about a new Cincinnati economic disparity study is Wednesday afternoon.
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The Charter Committee formed a hundred years ago to address widespread corruption in city politics, and voters approved the new charter in 1924.
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A report from the Futures Commission report recommends ways to stabilize the city budget, including raising the earnings tax.
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The budget motion passed 5-4. It removes a total $4,015,000 from the recommended budget for reallocation to several other uses.
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The controversial Connected Communities plan won approval from City Council this week, with a 6-3 vote.
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The controversial plan to reform Cincinnati zoning code is up for public comment and an initial vote of City Council.
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City Council will hear feedback on the recommended budget during a public hearing Monday, June 3.
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The first investment revenue from the $1.6 billion sale of the Cincinnati Southern Railway won't be available until next year, but the city has a detailed plan for spending $29 million this year.
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Skateboarding, roller skating, and other "coasting" will be legal on all sidewalks. Skating in the street will still be prohibited, but will be a civil instead of criminal offense.
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Mayor Aftab Pureval is leading an effort to reform zoning in Cincinnati, focusing changes in neighborhood business districts and along major transit corridors.