At our February meeting we reviewed the revised work product from Urban Fast Forward’s (UFF) subcontractors. The subcontractors have prepared professional concepts of possible options to implement the goals that the Steering Committee and the community have developed over the last two years. These draft concepts include several options […]
Author: Walter Koucky
Master Plan Update – Review of Draft Report
We met on February 6th at the North Avondale Recreation Center to review the updated draft of our Master Plan. Urban Fast Forward (UFF) and their subcontractors were in attendance to answer questions on their contributions to the plan. We provided UFF with our visions for future land use. UFF’s […]
Our Neighborhood Draft Master Plan is Complete
The Draft Master Plan document has been completed by the City’s contractor, Urban Fast Forward (UFF). This project was started in August of 2022. The NANA Executive Board voted to restart a stalled effort begun in 2017 to update the substantially outdated 1974 neighborhood Master Plan by appointing a steering […]
The time to voice your feedback for neighborhood future land use is now
Find out how to view and download the community input package to participate in this process via email.
Cincinnati Metro provided details about the Reading Rd. BRT during Oct. Master Plan meeting
Get the link to vote and provide feedback in an online survey asking residents to rank three possible station design concepts.
Master Plan moves forward after the second public meeting held in August
The Master Plan steering committee discussed development plans drafted by Urban Fast Forward and Human Nature at September meeting.
Master Plan advance to goals and objectives stage
View the North Avondale Master Plan goals and actions presented on 8/8/24.
Connected Communities update
The City provided Connected Communities zoning maps of North Avondale including the CC zoning description for North Avondale and other communities along Reading Road and Hamilton Avenue corridors.
Master Plan update: Takeaways from the first public meeting
Residents, business owners, and community stakeholders gathered to provide input about the future of North Avondale.
Brick Gardens: Bringing fresh food to urban food deserts
Brick Gardens work to combat food insecurity by converting vacant land and buildings into urban farms and indoor vertical farm houses, providing fresh healthy produce to areas of Cincinnati considered food deserts.