A revitalization study of Cincinnati's Walnut Hills neighborhoods gets underway Tuesday afternoon.
Margo Warminski with the Cincinnati Preservation Association called it a data driven planning tool.
“It was created in response to the issues in older industrial cities that have lots of population and job loss mostly in the Midwest and East but elsewhere,” Warminski said. “And as a result they’ve got large inventories of vacant, often decaying, buildings many of which are historic and often they’re torn down without an overall plan.”