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The money is required by state law to be spent only on maintaining existing city-owned infrastructure like roads, parks, recreation centers, and police and fire stations.
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Westline Flats on Ferguson Road will include 167 apartments. It has support from the Westwood Civic Association, but not from the neighboring West Price Hill Community Council.
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Harris served on City Council for three years, where he championed the comprehensive and controversial Connected Communities zoning reform.
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City Council indicated interested in an ordinance to limit data storage and sharing, while expressing support for how Cincinnati Police use license plate readers and other technology.
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The city previously sued the corproate landlord that owns the house where a 14-year-old was shot in August. A representative for that company faced pointed questions at City Hall this week.
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Tuesday's debate included a few heated exchanges over process and priorities.
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From surveillance technology to nuisance bars to parking lot security, here are a few of the ordinances, motions and discussions to expect at City Hall over the next few weeks.
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Back in 1992, the City Hall press room was right across the hall from the mayor, and I used that to my advantage.
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A few council members with opposing plans agree on one thing: the process for funding outside organizations, known as leveraged support, is broken.
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An effort to require City Council approval for hiring and firing the police and fire chiefs is ongoing, but will not make it to the November ballot.