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Cincinnati voters will decide in November whether to overturn a controversial City Council decision related to a planned hotel and housing development on Hyde Park Square.
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The Charter Committee, a century-old "good government" organization has had its ups and downs. It may see a resurgence sparked by City Council's Hyde Park Square and "Connected Communities" controversies.
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Even if voters revoke the planned development designation, the developers would still own the property and still plan to build there.
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The project has significant community opposition, including from the Hyde Park Neighborhood Council, which has hired the Strauss Troy group as legal representation.
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Neighbors have voiced concern over plans to develop the square.
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On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
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Opponents say the proposed development is too large, tall, and could exacerbate traffic and parking concerns.
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Plus, why do some buildings have names?
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A proposed development along Wasson Way in Hyde Park is raising concerns among some neighbors in the area. Hyde Park homebuilder Kenneth French plans to…
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Here's a "before and after" look at HGTV's "Urban Oasis" home in Oakley to be given away in a sweepstakes starting Monday, Oct 1.Renovation started last…