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Randy A. Simes

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Owners of Historic Dennison Hotel Ask City Hall for Demolition Permission

By Randy A. Simes | Mar 15, 2016 | No Comments
UrbanCincy has learned that Columbia REI, LLC has enlisted the legal assistance of Francis Barrett and Timothy Burke to get Historic Conservation Board approval for the demolition of the historic Dennison Hotel.
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Proposed Development at Fifteenth & Vine Lives Up to 3CDC’s Parking Promises

By Randy A. Simes | Feb 9, 2016 | No Comments
Nearly 3.5 years ago 3CDC made a commitment to use the over-sized Mercer Commons parking garage to supply parking for other planned developments nearby, and their latest development proposal holds true to that promise.
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CORE Looking to Spread Redevelopment Activity Beyond Downtown Hamilton

By Randy A. Simes | Feb 8, 2016 | No Comments
The Consortium for Ongoing Reinvestment Efforts has, so far, been incredibly successful with their redevelopment efforts in downtown Hamilton. Now they're looking to take that success across the river to Main Street.
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Covington Embraces Idea of Transforming On-Street Parking Into Public Spaces

By Randy A. Simes | Feb 1, 2016 | No Comments
Over the last several months designers have been putting together ideas to transform on-street parking into public gathering places in Covington. Five winning projects have been selected and will soon be installed.
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EXCLUSIVE: ODOT Expected to Announce Major Shift to ‘Fix-it-First’ Policy

By Randy A. Simes | Jan 19, 2016 | No Comments
Ohio's gas taxes and population have remained flat over the past decade, but its roadway capacity has continued to grow. That will soon change under a new 'fix-it-first' policy expected to be announced in the coming months.
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VIDEO: ‘Mobile Cyclist’ Explores Cincinnati’s Growing Bike Culture

By Randy A. Simes | Jan 7, 2016 | No Comments
In only its third episode, 'Mobile Cyclist' host Anthony Barr has found his way to Cincinnati to check out how the city's growing bike culture is fostering more growth.
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Metro to Break Ground on $1.2 Million Oakley Transit Center Next Summer

By Randy A. Simes | Dec 14, 2015 | No Comments
On Friday Metro announced that it has secured the necessary funds in order to move forward with construction of a new transit center in Oakley.
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How Do You Want OKI To Shape Future of Region’s Transport Network?

By Randy A. Simes | Dec 10, 2015 | No Comments
OKI Regional Council of Governments is in the process of updating its regional transportation plan. The metropolitan planning organization says they'll be accepting public feedback until January 8.
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Metro Looking For Feedback On How To Improve Regional Transit System

By Randy A. Simes | Nov 2, 2015 | No Comments
Metro officials are in the final stages of collecting public feedback about various improvements to make to the region's transit network, all of which may impact the presumed transit tax that will go before voters in 2016.
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Groundbreaking for Region’s First Tiny Homes to Take Place Wednesday

By Randy A. Simes | Oct 12, 2015 | No Comments
After a year of work, Bradley Cooper has finished the designs for the region's first two modern tiny homes and will break ground on them this Wednesday in Over-the-Rhine.
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Hamilton Installing New Electronic Parking Meters, Offering Mobile Payment Options

By Randy A. Simes | Oct 6, 2015 | No Comments
Hamilton officials are in the process of modernizing the city's on-street parking meters, with new electronic meters and mobile payment options, but are stopping short of introducing market-based, real-time pricing.
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Cincinnati’s Growth in Bicycle Commuters Third Fastest in America

By Randy A. Simes | Oct 5, 2015 | No Comments
After more than a decade of explosive bicycle ridership growth, Cincinnati now has the highest percentage of bike commuters of any city in Ohio, and is adding bike commuters at one of the fastest rates in America.
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