Cincinnati council seeks neighborhood input on growth plans after railroad sale

CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Cincinnati is looking at how to give neighborhoods more say in how their communities grow and where the city invests. At the same time, Council members are pressing city departments to get millions of dollars from the railroad sale moving into projects.

Members of the Housing and Growth Committee heard from city planners on how to best serve Cincinnati’s 88 neighborhoods.

The focus was on feedback from the neighborhoods on what they feel is the best way to move their areas of town forward as it relates to new infrastructure and investments…

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