| MAYOR MALLORY
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| 1-200900933 |
REAPPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted
by Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the
authority granted by a Special Act of the
Ohio Legislature in 1831, and subject to
the consent of Council, I hereby
recommend the re-appointment of Jeanne
Golliher as Trustee to the Woodward High
School Trust. Mrs. Golliher will enter
her third term as a Trustee set to expire
on March 31, 2012. Mrs. Golliher,
currently the Executive Director of the
Cincinnati Development Fund, is a
resident of the City of Cincinnati.
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CONFIRM
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| 2-200900934 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. David Altman to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Altman, a resident of Cincinnati has
volunteered on a number of initiatives in
Cincinnati to further environmental
progress including being a member of the
working group to establish the Office of
Environmental Quality and a member of the
Climate Protection Task Force which
developed the Climate Protection Plan.
Mr. Altman is an Attorney specializing in
environmental issues. His term will
expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 3-200900935 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Ms. Elizabeth Blume to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Ms. Blume was a member of the Climate
Protection Task Force which developed the
Climate Protection Plan and Chaired the
Land Use Committee. Ms. Blume, a resident
of Cincinnati is currently the Executive
Director for the Community Building
Institute at Xavier University. Prior to
her work with CBI, Ms. Blume was the
Director of the Department of Planning
and Community Development for the City of
Cincinnati. Her term will expire on June
30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 4-200900936 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mrs. Cathy Crain to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mrs. Crain a resident of Cincinnati was a
member of the Climate Protection Task
Force which developed the Climate
Protection Plan. Her term will expire on
June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 5-200900937 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Ms. Tonia Edwards to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Ms. Edwards is the current President of
the Cincinnati branch of the American
Institute of Architects and is the
Building Commissioner for Hamilton
County. She resides in Hamilton County in
Dry Run. Her term will expire June 30,
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CONFIRM
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| 6-200900938 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Lawrence Feist to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Feist served on the Climate
Protection Task Force as Chairman of the
Energy, Conservation an Alternatives
Team. Mr. Feist is currently a Program
Chair and Tenured Faculty member at
Cincinnati State where he developed the
Renewable Energy Major and Certificate.
He is a resident of Cincinnati and his
term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 7-200900939 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Ned Ford to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Ford, a resident of Cincinnati,
served on the Climate Protection Task
Force which developed the Climate
Protection Plan. Mr. Ford is currently a
member of the Sierra Club's National
Global Warming and Energy Policy Advisory
Committee and is the Chair of the Ohio
Sierra Chapter Energy Committee. His term
will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 8-200900940 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Allan Harris to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Harris served on the Climate
Protection Task Force which developed the
Climate Protection Plan. Mr. Harris is
currently the CEO of Harris-Brown &
Associates which specializes in GIS and
remote sensing technology. His is an
Adjunct Professor at Union Institute & at
the University of Cincinnati providing
Environmental and Earth Science Internet
based coursework. He is a resident of
Hamilton County in Montgomery and his
term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 9-200900941 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Dr. Reid Hartmann to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Dr. Hartmann, a resident of the City, is
currently a Physician at the Christ
Hospital. As Chair of the Health and
Environment Committee for the Mayor's
Young Professional Kitchen Cabinet, Dr.
Hartmann led an effort to expand curbside
recycling in the City. His term will
expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 10-200900942 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Shawn Hesse to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Hesse served on the Climate
Protection Task Force which developed the
Climate Protection Plan as a member of
the Energy Efficiency Committee. Mr.
Hesse is currently an Architect and
serves as the Regional Council
Representative for the US Green Building
Council. He is a resident of Cincinnati
and his term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 11-200900943 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion 200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Richard Hoekzema to
the Climate Protection Steering
Committee. Mr. Hoekzema is currently the
Vice President, Property Manager for US
Bank of Greater Cincinnati. He has also
served one term as President of the
Building Owners and Managers Association
(BOMA). As a member of the BOMA chapter
in Cincinnati, Mr. Hoekzema is working on
an initiative that challenges commercial
real estate professionals to improve
energy efficiency by 30 percent by 2012.
He is a resident of Hamilton County in
Turpin Hills and his term will expire
June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 12-200900944 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mrs. Donna Baker to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mrs. Baker a resident of Cincinnati is
the President and CEO of the Urban League
of Greater Cincinnati. Her term will
expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 13-200900945 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Thane Maynard to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Maynard is currently the Director of
the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. He
is a member of the Board of Trustees for
the Margo Marsh Biodiversity Foundation
in Washington, DC and serves on the Field
Conservation Committee for the American
Association of Zoos and Aquariums. He is
a resident of Hamilton County in Newton
and his term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 14-200900946 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Dr. Dan Oerther to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Dr. Oerther, a resident of Cincinnati is
currently a Professor and Head of the
Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering at the University of
Cincinnati. His term will expire June 30,
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CONFIRM
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| 15-200900947 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint the President of the
Hamilton County Commission David Pepper
to the Climate Protection Steering
Committee. Commissioner Pepper was a
member of the Climate Protection Task
Force which developed the Climate
Protection Plan. The Commissioner is a
resident of Cincinnati and his term will
expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 16-200900948 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Jock Pitts to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Pitts is currently the President of
People Working Cooperatively where he
spearheaded the weatherization program.
He is a resident of the City of
Cincinnati and his term will expire June
30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 17-200900949 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Ms. Michelle Ramsey to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Ms. Ramsey is currently the Environmental
Air Quality Leader for the General
Electric Aviation Business. She also
coordinates the carbon footprint
reduction of GE facilities with the
implementation of GE's Ecomagination
Program. She is a resident of Maineville,
Ohio and her term will expire June 30,
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CONFIRM
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| 18-200900950 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Ms. Mary Ronan to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Ms. Ronan is currently the Superintendent
for Cincinnati Public Schools. She is a
resident of Hamilton County in Newtown
and her term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 19-200900951 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Ms. Marilyn Shazor to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Ms. Shazor is currently the CEO of METRO
transit system in Greater Cincinnati. Her
predecessor at METRO was a member of the
Climate Protection Task Force which
developed the Climate Protection Plan.
She is a resident of Hamilton, Ohio and
her term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 20-200900952 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Charles Tassell to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Tassell is the Former Director of
Government Affairs for the Greater
Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Apartment
Association. He is a resident of
Hamilton County Deer Park and his term
will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 21-200900953 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Mr. Carl Evert to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Mr. Evert is a Professor Emertius at the
University of Cincinnati and is the
Co-Founder of Citizen's Concerned About
Hilton-Davis. He was a member of the
Title-X Task Force to review the
effectiveness of the Cincinnati Clean Air
Ordinance. He is a resident of Cincinnati
and his term will expire June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRM
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| 22-200901003 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Brian Garry, to the Human
Services Advisory Committee. Mr. Garry a
resident of Cincinnati, is a teacher at
both Sands and North Avondale Montessori
Schools. Mr. Garry will serve a term of
three years set to expire on June 30,
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 23-200901004 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Leas Eriksen, to the Human
Services Advisory Committee. Ms. Eriksen,
a resident of Cincinnati is the Budget
Director for the City of Cincinnati. Ms.
Eriksen will serve a term of three years
set to expire on June 30, 2012.
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 24-200901005 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Cindy M. Combs, to the
Human Services Advisory Committee. Ms.
Combs, a resident of Cincinnati is the
Assistant Police Chief and Lieutenant
Colonel of the Cincinnati Police
Department. Ms. Combs will serve a term
of three years set to expire on June 30,
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 25-200901006 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Mary Burke Rivers to the
Human Services Advisory Committee. Mrs.
Rivers, a resident of Cincinnati is the
Executive Director of the Over-the-Rhine
Community Housing. Mrs. Rivers will serve
a term of three years set to expire on
June 30, 2012.
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 26-200901007 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Angela Pearl, to the Human
Services Advisory Committee. Ms. Pearl, a
resident of Hamilton County in Forest
Park, is a retired Property Manager with
a 30 year career working at Cincinnati
Metropolitan Housing Authority. Ms. Pearl
will serve a term of three years to
expire on June 30, 2012.
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 27-200901008 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Sean Rugless, to the Human
Services Advisory Committee. Mr. Rugless,
a resident of Hamilton County, is the
CEO/President of the Greater Cincinnati
African American Chamber of Commerce. Mr.
Rugless will serve a term of three years
set to expire on June 30, 2012.
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 28-200901009 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Dwendolyn Chester, to the
Human Services Advisory Committee. Ms.
Chester, a resident of Cincinnati, is the
Deputy Director of the Department of
Community Development for the City of
Cincinnati. Ms. Chester will serve a term
of three years set to expire on June 30,
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 29-200901010 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/17/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800768, I
hereby appoint Ms. Julie Janson to the
Climate Protection Steering Committee.
Ms. Janson, a resident of Northern
Kentucky, is the president of Duke Energy
Ohio and Duke Energy Kentucky. Ms. Janson
will serve a term set to expire June 30,
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HOLD ONE WEEK
PURSUANT TO RULE
OF COUNCIL
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| 30-200901012 |
RESOLUTION, dated 6/18/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, EXPRESSING City Council's
support for the use of the SuperJobs
Center as the one stop for posting job
openings on projects funded by the City
of Cincinnati and/or Hamilton County.
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PASS
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| MS. COLE
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| 31-200901011 |
COMMUNICATION, submitted by Councilmember
Cole, from Dixon Huiet, Living Well
Health Solutions, 1625 South Boulevard,
Suite 203, Charlotte, NC 28203, regarding
reducing cost and saving the City of
Cincinnati tax dollars in regards to
health care dollars.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| MS. QUALLS
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| 32-200900991 |
COMMUNICATION, submitted by Councilmember
Qualls, from Jim and Mary Nordlund, 1156
Riverside Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202,
regarding the 3C railroad.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 33-200900992 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/14/2009 submitted
by Councilmember Qualls, from Tom Wilson
[tewilson@fuse.net] regarding the
location of the 3C train station.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 34-200900993 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/16/2009 submitted
by Betsy Urban [burban@cincr.rr.com]
regarding 3-C Train Terminal in
Cincinnati.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 35-200900994 |
COMMUNICATION, submitted by Councilmember
Qualls, from Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Coith,
Jr., 1452 Riverside Drive, Cincinnati,
Ohio 45202, regarding 3C Railroad Plan.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 36-200900995 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/19/2009 submitted
by Councilmember Qualls, from Connie
Greene [conniejogreene@yahoo.com]
regarding the proposed train depot in the
East End.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 37-200900996 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/20/2009 submitted
by Councilmember Qualls, from Tom Herman,
1168 Riverside Drive
[tjherman14er@man.com], regarding 3C
Railroad Plan.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 38-200900997 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/19/2009 submitted
by Councilmember Qualls, from Rick Greiwe
[rgreiwe@fuse.net] regarding 3c railroad.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 39-200900990 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/15/2009 submitted
by Councilmember Qualls, from Jack
Degano, Ph.D, President, Lower Price Hill
Community Council, 656 Neave Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio 45204, regarding U.C.'s
Applied Economic Research Institute and
Economic Center for Education & Research
(UCAERI & ECER) projections being wrong
regarding income tax revenues this year.
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CITY MANAGER FOR
REPORT
FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| MR. THOMAS
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| MS. COLE
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| MS. QUALLS
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| MR. HARRIS
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| MS. GHIZ
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| MR. CROWLEY
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| 40-200900998 |
MOTION, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Councilmember Thomas, Cole, Qualls,
Harris, Ghiz and Vice Mayor Crowley, that
the City Administration contact the
Hamilton County Administration for the
purpose of discussing the prospect of a
joint collaboration with the goal of
reinstating the Private Complaint
Program. WE FURTHER MOVE that the City
Administration report back to the Law and
Public Safety Committee, at the August 4,
2009 meeting, on the outcome of that
discussion. (STATEMENT ATTACHED)
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LAW & PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE
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| CITY MANAGER
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| 41-200900962 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/24/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to enter
into a Contract For Right of Entry with
the State of Ohio to allow the Ohio
Department of Transportation ("ODOT") to
take possession of portions of City
property in the Camp Washington
neighborhood pending completion of their
purchase of reconstruction of Interstate
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CITY PLANNING
COMMISSION
FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 42-200900966 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding use of Water Works funds for
Subway Tunnel Maintenance. (SEE DOCUMENT
#200900717 FOR COMMUNICATION)
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ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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| 43-200900927 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on a
communication from the State of Ohio,
Division of Liquor Control, advising of a
permit application for Righteous Room LLC
DBA The Righteous Room, 641 Walnut
Street. (#7377439, Transfer of Ownership
& Location, D1, D2, D3, D3A) [Objections:
None]
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FILE
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| 44-200900978 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on a
communication from the State of Ohio,
Division of Liquor Control, advising of a
permit application for Manga 1 Inc. DBA
(Not listed), 511 Walnut Street.
(#5478076, New, D3A) [Objections: None]
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FILE
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| 45-200900958 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/24/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to apply
for, accept and appropriate a grant of up
to $200,000.00 from the U.S. Department
of Justice, Office of Justice Programs,
National Institute of Justice, for the
purpose of providing funding for the
Cincinnati Police Department to develop
and demonstrate a predictive policing
model.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 46-200900963 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/24/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to apply
for, and appropriate a grant from the
United States Department of Justice,
Bulletproof Vest Partnership, in the
amount of up to $62,280.00, for partial
reimbursement of the Cincinnati Police
Department's 2009 expenditure for body
armor.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 47-200900964 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/24/2009,
approving an agreement with Advantage IQ,
Inc., a Washington Corporation, allowing
a nonrefundable credit against the tax
imposed on the company's net profits
under Chapter 311 of the Cincinnati
Municipal Code, in the amount of 45
percent of new income tax revenues from
new jobs created by the company at 600
Vine Street, Suite 1600, Cincinnati, for
a six-year term.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 48-200900965 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding 2010-2014 Consolidated Plan.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 49-200900976 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding fire station emergency backup
generators. (SEE DOCUMENT #200900324 FOR
PREVIOUS REPORT)
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 50-200901013 |
ORDINANCE, (EMERGENCY) submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager on
6/24/2009 authorizing the City Manager to
enter into a Memorandum of Understanding
with Hamilton County, the City of
Norwood, and Springfield Township
agreeing that the City of Cincinnati,
Hamilton County, the City of Norwood and
Springfield Township will jointly apply
for and accept a grant in the total
amount of $669,329.00 from the 2009 byrne
Justice Assistance Grant Program, which
grant will be divided among the City of
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, the City of
Norwood and Springfield Township
according to the attached schedule; and
further AUTHORIZING the City Manager to
jointly apply for and accept with
Hamilton County, the City of Norwood and
Springfield Township the total amount of
$669,329.00 from the 2009 Byrne Justice
Assistance Grant Program to be used to
fund the Sexual Assault Advocate Program
for 2010 and the Police Visibility
Overtime Program for 2010; and
RE-ESTABLISHING Fund No. 365, "Justice
Assistance Grant 2009 Fund," an interest
bearing fund, for the receipt of the
total grant and distribution of the grant
funds to Hamilton County, the City of
Norwood and Springfield Township
according to the attached schedule and in
accordance with the terms of the grant;
and REPEALING Ordinance No. 179-2009.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 51-200900979 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding property at Harrison and
Talbott Avenues. (SEE DOCUMENT
#200900748 FOR COMMUNICATION)
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VIBRANT
NEIGHBORHOODS,REC
REATION,PARK &
PUB SERV
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| CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
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| FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 52-200900898 |
ORDINANCE submitted by Milton Dohoney,
Jr., City Manager, on 6/17/2009 to
appropriate to public use all right,
title, and interest in certain parcels of
real property for the road project known
as Hamilton Avenue Improvement from
Ashtree Drive to Southridge Drive.
(APPROVED BY CITY PLANNING COMMISSION ON
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PASS
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| CLERK OF COUNCIL
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| 53-200900999 |
REGISTRATION, submitted by the Clerk of
Council from Legislative Agent George T.
Glover, Consultant, Focused Capitol
Solutions LLC, 425 Walnut Street, Suite
1800, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202.
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FILE
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| 54-200901000 |
REGISTRATION, submitted by the Clerk of
Council from Legislative Agent George T.
Glover, Consultant, Cincinnati Bulk
Terminals, LLC, 895 Mehring Way,
Cincinnati, Ohio 45203-1827.
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FILE
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| 55-200901001 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/19/2009 submitted
by the Clerk of Council, from Samuel M.
Scoggins, Attorney for the Mercantile
Center, Frost Brown Todd, Attorneys, 2200
PNC Center, 201 East Fifth Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-4182, regarding
Downtown Cincinnati Improvement District
Assessment.
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FILE
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| 56-200901002 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/10/2009, submitted
by the Clerk of Council from K. Alamin,
M.D., 5725 Drewry Farm Lane, Cincinnati,
Ohio 45243, regarding the petition for
adoption of the assessment of the
2010-2013 downtown service plan.
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FILE
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| ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
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| 57-200900923 |
MOTION, dated 6/16/2009, submitted by
Councilmembers David Crowley, Jeff
Berding, Leslie Ghiz, Greg Harris, and
Chris Bortz, WE MOVE that the City
Manager is authorized to request from the
Ohio General Assembly an amendment to the
Ohio Revised Code that recognizes the
Cincinnati Retirement System as the
retirement system for potential Water
District employees;
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ADOPT
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| 58-200900735 |
REPORT, dated 5/19/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding Water District Proposal.
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 59-200900921 |
ORDINANCE, submitted by John P. Curp,
City Solicitor, on 6/16/2009, Authorizing
the City Manager to do all things
required to prepare, sign, and file a
Petition to organize a regional water
District to be known as the "Greater
Cincinnati Regional Water District"
pursuant to Section 6119.10 of the Ohio
Revised Code, which proposed District
shall initially consist of and be
coterminous with the incorporated
territory of the City of Cincinnati.
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PASS
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| FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 60-200900970 |
MOTION, dated 06/22/2009, submitted by
Councilmembers Cole Thomas, Qualls,
Harris and Vice Mayor Crowley, WE MOVE
adoption of the Administration's 2009
Budget gap plan "A" with following
changes: (BALANCE OF MOTION ON FILE)
(STATEMENT ATTACHED)
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ADOPT
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| 61-200900886 |
REPORT, dated 6/15/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding the Department of Finance
reports for the month ended May 31, 2009.
(REPORT ON FILE IN CLERK'S OFFICE)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 62-200900829 |
ORDINANCE submitted by Milton Dohoney,
Jr., City Manager, on 6/10/2009,
establishing new Department of
Transportation and Engineering Capital
Improvement Program project account no.
980x233x03667, "Maintenance Fund for
Bridges;" AUTHORIZING the Finance
Director to deposit Municipal Road Fund
(MRF) allocations from the Board of
Hamilton County Commissioners for program
years 2007 through 2011 into the newly
established Capital Improvement Program
project account no. 980x233x03667,
"Maintenance Fund for Bridges;"
AUTHORIZING the transfer of the sum of
$2,000,000 from MRF allocations from the
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
for program years 2007 and 2008 into the
unappropriated surplus of the Capital
Projects Fund 980; and further
AUTHORIZING the transfer and
appropriation of the sum of $2,000,000
from the unappropriated surplus of the
Capital Projects Fund 980 to the newly
established Capital Improvement Program
project account no. 980x233x03667,
"Maintenance Fund for Bridges," for the
purpose of maintaining and repairing
Hamilton County bridges and viaducts
located within the City of Cincinnati in
accordance with the Bridge Maintenance
Agreement between the City of Cincinnati
and Hamilton County.
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PASS
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| 63-200900838 |
ORDINANCE submitted by Milton Dohoney,
Jr., City Manager, on 6/10/2009, amending
Chapter 203-48, "Health Insurance
Benefits for Eligible Dependent Family
Members", in order to incorporate
appropriate criteria established under
federal and state law regarding the
eligibility of dependent family members
in relation to health insurance benefits
provided by the Cincinnati Retirement
System.
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PASS
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| 64-200900928 |
ORDINANCE submitted by Milton Dohoney,
Jr., City Manager, on 6/22/2009,
authorizing the payment of $1,610.02 from
account no. 050x162x7289 as a moral
obligation to various Cincinnati
community councils for payment of six
Neighborhood Support Program contract for
the time period of January 1, 2009
through February 5, 2009.
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PASS
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| 65-200900767 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 5/28/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to accept
and appropriate an Economic Development
Initiative ("EDI") grant from the
Department of Housing and Urban
Development ("HUD") in the approximate
amount of $475,000 to be used in order to
complete soil and groundwater
remediation, infrastructure improvements,
environmental consultant work,
environmental assessments, cleanup, and
site preparation at the MetroWest
Commerce Park site; and further
AUTHORIZING the establishment of capital
improvement program project account no.
980x164x03668, "MetroWest HUD EDI."
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 66-200900821 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/10/2009,
approving and authorizing the execution
of Community Reinvestment Area LEED Tax
Exemption Agreement with Fay Limited
Partnership, thereby authorizing a real
property tax exemption for a period of
twelve years in connection with the
renovation of an 893-unit HUD subsidized
apartment community reducing the
community to 703 units and bringing them
to Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum
standards, as defined by the U.S. Green
Building Council located at 3710
President Drive, 2164 Faraday Road, and
parcels on Nottingham Road and
Williamsburg Drive, Cincinnati Ohio
45225, at an estimated cost of
$21,334,150.00 in the City of Cincinnati
Community Reinvestment Area.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 67-200900836 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/10/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to execute
any necessary and appropriate documents
to extend a loan from federal HOME funds
to Fay Limited Partnership, in the amount
of Three Million One Hundred Ninety Eight
Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Nine and
00/100 Dollars ($3,198,469.00) for the
repair and rehabilitation of 3710
President Drive for rental to low-income
households.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 68-200900842 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/10/2009,
establishing nine new American Recovery
and Reinvestment Act of 2009 "("ARRA")
Grant project accounts in ARRA Grant Fund
502 in accordance with the schedule
attached hereto; and further AUTHORIZING
the transfer and appropriation of the sum
of approximately $3,520,600 to the newly
created ARRA Grant project accounts for
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block
Grant ("EECBG") Program Activities in
accordance with the schedule of transfer
attached hereto.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 69-200900856 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/10/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to enter
into an loan agreement with
Over-the-Rhine Community Housing for the
Odeon Permanent Supportive Housing
Project, pursuant to which the City shall
provide $1,450,000 in HOME funds for the
construction of 25 permanent supportive
housing units for chronically homeless
individuals at 209-219 Odeon Street;
ESTABLISHING HOME Investment Trust
project account no. 411x162x99009, "Odeon
Permanent Supportive Housing Project";
AUTHORIZING the transfer and
appropriation of the sum of $1,233,000
from HOME Investment Trust project
account no. 411x162x49040, "Mixed Income
Housing Development Public
Infrastructure," the transfer and
appropriation of the sum of $154,180.90
from HOME Investment Trust project
account no. 411x162x69040, "Strategic
Housing Initiatives '06," and the
transfer and appropriation of the sum of
$62,819.10 from HOME Investment Trust
project account no. 411x162x79010,
"McMicken Transitional," to the newly
established HOME Investment Trust project
account no. 411x162x99009, "Odeon
Permanent Supportive Housing Project."
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 70-200900892 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/15/2009,
authorizing the implementation of the
2009 to 2012 labor agreement between the
City of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati
Building Trades Council; and further
AUTHORIZING the City Manager to execute
the terms of the labor agreement attached
hereto.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 71-200900894 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/17/2009,
approving and authorizing execution of a
"Property Investment Reimbursement
Agreement 1st Amendment" with FirstGroup
America.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 72-200900932 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/22/2009,
establishing the Downtown Cincinnati
Improvement District 2010-2013 Services
Plan Assessment Equalization Board,
appointing three members thereto, and
setting the time and place for hearings.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 73-200900961 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY), dated 6/22/09,
submitted by Milton Dohoney, Jr., City
Manager, PROVIDING for the issuance of
bonds or notes in anticipation of such
bonds, by the City of Cincinnati, Ohio in
the principal amount of $1,250,000 for
the purpose of stormwater management
improvements, and declaring an emergency.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 74-200900971 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY), dated 06/22/2009,
submitted by Councilmember Cole,
IMPLEMENTING "Cost Savings Days" for all
nonrepresented City employees in Division
0, 5, 7 and 8, excluding any such
employees within the Greater Cincinnati
Water Works, Department of Sewers,
General Aviation Division and Parking
Facilities Division, based on the
significant budget deficit projected for
the remainder of calendar year 2009,
which "Cost Savings Days" shall be
effective on six designated dates in 2009
which would otherwise have been provided
and observed as paid holidays by the City
of Cincinnati, notwithstanding the
provisions of Section 308-9 of the
Cincinnati Municipal Code, and further
AUTHORIZING the City Manager to establish
a separate "Unpaid Holiday" leave balance
account of 48 hours for all City
employees in Division 0, 5, 7 and 8,
excluding any such employees within the
Greater Cincinnati Water Works,
Department of Sewers, General Aviation
Division and Parking Facilities Division,
which shall be available for use by such
employees for periods of personal leave
with pay, upon appropriate supervisory
approval, which leave balance account
shall have no cash value upon retirement
or other departure from City service and
which shall not be used to calculate lump
sums owed to City employees upon
retirement and which leave hours shall
not be calculated lump sums owed to City
employees upon retirement and which leave
hours shall be required to be used no
later than December 31, 2010.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 75-200900972 |
ORDINANCE (EMEGENCY), dated 06/22/2009,
submitted by Councilmember Cole,
AUTHORIZING the transfer and
appropriation of the sum of $9,705,090.00
within the General Fund, from and to
various operating accounts and the
unappropriated surplus according to the
attached schedules of transfer for the
purpose of realigning and providing funds
for the on-going needs of City
departments.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 76-200900973 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY), dated 06/22/2009,
submitted by Councilmember Cole,
AUTHORIZING the transfer of the sum of
$938,390.00 from various restricted fund
accounts to other restricted fund
accounts for the purpose of realigning
and providing funds for the continuation
of City services and appropriating
certain amounts from the unappropriated
surplus for current year operating
expenses.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| 77-200900974 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY), dated 06/22/2009,
submitted by Councilmember Cole,
AUTHORIZING the City Manager to apply for
accept and appropriate a grant of up to
$80,608.00 from the Ohio Attorney
General's Special Drug Use Prevention
Grant program, for the purpose of
providing funding for drug abuse
resistance education.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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COUNCIL CALENDAR -- SUPPLEMENTAL ITEMS
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| CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
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| ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
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| 78-200900917 |
ORDINANCE, dated 6/5/2009 submitted by
Charles C. Graves III, Director, City
Planning, TO REZONE property at 6819 Vine
Street in the community of Carthage from
the SF-2 Single-Family District to the
CN-M Commercial Neighborhood-Mixed
District. (APPROVED BY THE CITY PLANNING
COMMISSION ON 6/5/2009) (HEARING WAS HELD
BEFORE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2009 AT
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PASS
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| ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
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| 79-200900929 |
REPORT, dated 6/23/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding rezoning of property at 6819
Vine Street. (SEE DOCUMENT #200900918
FOR COMMUNICATION)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 80-200900930 |
REPORT, dated 6/23/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding petition to contest changing
the zoning for 6819 Vine Street. (SEE
DOCUMENT #200900858 FOR PREVIOUS REPORT)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 81-200900960 |
ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Milton
Dohoney, Jr., City Manager, on 6/23/2009,
authorizing the City Manager to enter
into a Project Partnership Agreement with
the Department of the Army, Corps of
Engineers ("Corps") for the construction
of the Cincinnati Riverfront Park.
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PASS EMERGENCY
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| FINANCE COMMITTEE
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| 82-200900513 |
MOTION, dated 04/07/2009, submitted by
Mayor Mark Mallory and Councilmembers
Qualls, Thomas, Cole, Monzel and Harris,
that the City administration take the
following actions regarding Human
Services Funding: Appropriate and spend
the $2.6 Million for Human Services that
City Council approved as part of the 2009
budget, and not cut human services
funding by 25% (over $600,000) as a
result of an administrative decision to
use the $2.6 million over 15 months
instead of 12 months in 2009. Following
through with council's commitment to fund
Human Services at $2.6 million in 2009
means that there is $2 million of the
2009 appropriation remaining after
deducting the first quarter 2009 contract
extensions for 2008 Human Services
program to do the following: Extend the
2008 Human Services contracts at the 2008
funding levels through January 14, 2010
(the term of the last contract was
January 15, 2008 through January 14,
2009). (BALANCE OF MOTION ON FILE IN
CLERKS OFFICE) (STATEMENT ATTACHED)
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ADOPT
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| HEALTH,ENVIRONMENT & EDUCATION
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| 83-200900786 |
MOTION, dated 05/27/2009, submitted by
Vice Mayor Crowley, that City Council
approve the May 27, 2009 version of the
Environmental Justice Ordinance; and that
the Administration work with City Council
to identify sources of funding to support
this Ordinance which could include using
a portion of the FEMA Windstorm
reimbursement and fees from the EJ
Permit. (STATEMENT ATTACHED)
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ADOPT
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| 84-200900955 |
REPORT, dated 6/23/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding Human Services Concept Paper.
(SEE DOCUMENT #200900866 FOR MOTION)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 85-200900956 |
REPORT, dated 6/23/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding Human Services Scoring
Criteria. (SEE DOCUMENT #200900867 FOR
MOTION)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 86-200900957 |
REPORT, dated 6/23/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding Cincinnati Health Department
Maternal-Child Nursing Program. (SEE
DOCUMENT #200900804 FOR ADOPTED MOTION)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 87-200900959 |
REPORT, dated 6/23/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding recycling contract
recommendations. (SEE DOCUMENT
#200801027 FOR PREVIOUS REPORT)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 88-200900785 |
ORDINANCE, dated 05/27/2009, submitted by
Vice Mayor Crowley, from John P. Curp,
City Solicitor, AMENDING the provisions
of Title X, Environmental Code, of the
Cincinnati Municipal Code, by enacting
Chapter 1041, Environmental Justice.
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PASS
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| VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOODS,RECREATION,PARK & PUB SERV
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| 89-200900820 |
REPORT, dated 6/10/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding motion to use demolition funds
for deconstruction. (SEE DOCUMENT
#200900757 FOR MOTION)
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 90-200900896 |
REPORT, dated 6/17/2009, submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding street calming for Principio
Avenue.
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APPROVE & FILE
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| 91-200900895 |
ORDINANCE submitted by Milton Dohoney,
Jr., City Manager, on 6/17/2009,
dedicating, accepting and confirming the
dedication of a parcel of City-owned land
(part of Auditor's parcel 101-1-2) to
public use for the relocation of Dixmyth
Avenue and the relocation of part of
Whitfield Avenue.
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PASS
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COUNCIL CALENDAR: ITEMS PRESENTED BY LEAVE
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| MAYOR MALLORY
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| 92-200901022 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/22/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200800847, I
hereby appoint Kathy Helmbock to the
Human Services Advisory Committee. Ms.
Helmbock, a resident of Cincinnati is a
volunteer for Women's City Club, Ohio and
Cincinnati NOW and the Hamilton County
League of Women Voters. Ms. Helmbock will
serve a term of three years set to expire
on June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRMED
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| 93-200901026 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200900873, I
hereby appoint Mr. Sean Rugless to the
SBE Leadership Committee. Mr. Rugless is
a resident of Hamilton County and
co-chaired the OPEN Cincinnati Task
Force. He is the current CEO/President of
the Greater Cincinnati & Northern
Kentucky African American Chamber of
Commerce which advocates on behalf of
more than 7,000 African American
businesses in the Cincinnati tri-state
region. Mr. Rugless will serve a term of
three years set to expire on June 30,
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CONFIRMED
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| 94-200901027 |
APPOINTMENT, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, pursuant to the authority
invested in me by Motion #200900873, I
hereby appoint Ms. Rea Waldon to the SBE
Leadership Committee. Ms. Waldon, a
resident of Cincinnati, Co-chaired the
OPEN Cincinnati Task Force. She is the
current Senior Vice President of
Empowerment & Entrepreneurship at the
Greater Cincinnati Urban League. Ms.
Waldon will serve a term of three years
set to expire on June 30, 2012.
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CONFIRMED
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| 95-200901021 |
ORDINANCE, (EMERGENCY) submitted by Mayor
Mallory, on 6/24/2009, NOTWITHSTANDING
the provisions of Section 1427-07,
Section 1427-17, Section 1427-19, Section
1435-13, Section 1435-15 of the
Cincinnati Zoning Code, and Section
111-5, Section 895-5, Section 895-13,
Section 895-15 and Section 895-19 of the
Cincinnati Municipal Code, authorizing
the Chief Building Official to issue any
and all necessary permits for the
installation of a mural with words at
2392 Wheeler Street, 3841 Spring Grove
Avenue, 3564 Montgomery Road, 2114
Madison Road, 1733 Dirr Street and SORTA
Bridge #3.92.
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HELD ON COUNCIL
CALENDAR
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| 96-200901018 |
RESOLUTION, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, EXPRESSING City Council's
support for the use of the SuperJobs
Center as the one stop for posting job
openings on projects funded by the City
of Cincinnati and/or Hamilton County.
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PASSED
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| 97-200901023 |
ORDINANCE, submitted by Mayor Mallory, on
6/24/2009, AMENDING Sections 323-1-S,
323-15 and 323-17 of Chapter 323 of the
Cincinnati Municipal Code, Small Business
Enterprise ("SBE") Program", to modify
the definition of personal net worth in
relation to the owner of a small business
which is eligible to participate in the
City's SBE program and to establish
additional SBE outreach duties for the
Office of Contract Compliance and to
provide for more frequent reporting by
the Office of Contract Compliance and to
provide for more frequent reporting by
the Office of Contract Compliance to City
Council regarding its responsibilities
pursuant to Chapter 323 of the Cincinnati
Municipal Code.
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PASSED
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| 98-200901030 |
RESOLUTION, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Mayor Mallory, EXPRESSING the support of
the Council of the City of Cincinnati for
The Procter & Gamble Company's proposed
move of approximately 650 jobs to
downtown Cincinnati and Council's support
of the Administration's best efforts in
assisting this move.
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PASSED
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| MAYOR MALLORY
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| MR. CROWLEY
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| MS. COLE
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| MR. BORTZ
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| MR. BERDING
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| MR. HARRIS
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| MS. QUALLS
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| MR. THOMAS
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| 99-200901028 |
MOTION, dated 6/24/2009, submitted by
Mayor Mallory, Vice Mayor Crowley,
Councilmembers Cole, Berding, Bortz,
Harris, Qualls and Thomas, WE MOVE that
per the recommendations of the OPEN
Cincinnati Task Force, the City of
Cincinnati establish a Small Business
Enterprise (SBE) Leadership Committee in
order to focus on the consistent and
successful performance of the City's SBE
program. WE FURTHER MOVE that the roles
of the committee will include: oversight
of the OPEN Cincinnati SBE
recommendations; annual evaluation of the
effectiveness of the SBE program; regular
monitoring of the SBE program
performance; review of the Office of
Contract Compliance plans for achieving
scorecard goals; and recommendation of
improvement strategies to the Mayor and
Council. WE FURTHER MOVE that the SBE
Leadership Committee consist of seven
members, appointed by the Mayor and
approved by Council, serving three year
terms. Members will be appointed based on
their expertise and experience in the
areas of small business development,
minority and female inclusion, and
business-government relations. The
committee will also consist of two
non-voting advisors from City
administration who will act as informed
resources to the committee.
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ADOPTED
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| MR. BERDING
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| 100-200901029 |
MOTION, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Councilmember Berding that the provisions
of the May 27, 2009 ordinance that create
a local environmental permitting function
be delayed for a period of one year from
the date of passage of this motion in
order for an independent cost-benefit
analysis to be performed, the costs to be
paid by a private foundation at no cost
to City taxpayers. The analysis would
include a review of the potential
economic impacts (positive and negative)
related to job creation and business
attraction and the impact on the income
tax revenue paid to the City of
Cincinnati. WE FURTHER MOVE that the
study be completed and delivered to the
City of Cincinnati no later than June 24,
2010. WE FURTHER MOVE that the City
Manager use the one-year period to
determine what expenses will be required
to implement the permitting function
based on an analysis of the number of EJ
reviews and permits which would have been
required under the May 27, 2009 ordinance
and to include such information in a
comprehensive report detailing all
potential costs to the City of Cincinnati
for administration of the Environmental
Justice Ordinance through what is a major
expansion of the Office of Environmental
Quality. WE FURTHER MOVE that the City
Solicitor provide, during the one-year
holding period, a legal analysis of the
ordinance and its conflicts with State
and Federal law and other conflicts
associated with the City Charter and the
legal liability associated with the
implementation of the ordinance.
(STATEMENT ATTACHED)
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HEALTH,ENVIRONMEN
T & EDUCATION
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| MS. QUALLS
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| MS. COLE
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| MR. BORTZ
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| MR. BERDING
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| MR. CROWLEY
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| 101-200901031 |
MOTION, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Councilmembers Qualls, Cole, Bortz,
Berding and Vice Mayor Crowley, that
before disbursing any funds for the Jimmy
Heath House, the City Manager must submit
to Council a recommended service plan for
Jimmy Heath House for Council's approval.
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HELD ON COUNCIL
CALENDAR
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| CITY MANAGER
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| 102-200901024 |
REPORT, dated 6/24/2009 submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding Open Cincinnati Task Force
Recommendations-After Action (Document
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FILED
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| 103-200901025 |
COMMUNICATION, dated 6/24/2009 submitted
by Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager,
regarding Open Cincinnati Task Force
Recommendations-After Action (Document
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FILED
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| 104-200901019 |
ORDINANCE, (EMERGENCY) submitted by
Milton Dohoney, Jr., City Manager on
6/24/2009 AUTHORIZING the City Manager to
apply for accept and appropriate a grant
totaling $321,221 from the Ohio Emergency
Management Agency, through the U.S.
Department of Homeland Security's
Metropolitan Medical Response System
("MMRS") Program, related to fiscal year
2008, for the purpose of funding the
purchase of regional/Fire/EMS equipment
and necessary equipment to be used for
the Radcliff Emergency Operations Center
as well as to fund the salary of the Fire
Department's MMRS Planner for the
department's Homeland Security Unit.
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PASSED EMERGENCY
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| 105-200901020 |
ORDINANCE, (EMERGENCY) dated 6/24/2009
submitted by Milton Dohoney, Jr., City
Manager, AUTHORIZING the City Manager to
apply for, accept and appropriate a grant
of up to $112,000 through the Assistance
to Firefighters Grant Program of the
Federal Emergency Management Agency,
which grant would be used for the
purchase and installation of vehicle
exhaust systems at six firehouses and
will supplement existing capital dollars
for the purchase of additional systems
for various firehouses.
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PASSED EMERGENCY
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