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Mt. Washington Neighborhood Plan

 

Mt. Washington is updating their neighborhood plan! This plan will look broadly at the neighborhood's strengths and opportunities, and set a long-term vision for the community's physical, social, and economic development. It is important to us that we hear from as many people as possible throughout this process to create a collective vision for Mt. Washington's future!

The Mt. Washington Neighborhood Plan has officially kicked off!

Thank you to everyone who was able to join us for the Kick-off Meeting! This was the first of many opportunities that community members will have to contribute your thoughts and ideas to help shape the vision of Mt. Washington's future. 

Theme Working Groups Sign-up:

The next step in the Plan process is for Theme Working Groups to write the goals and strategies based on community input, best practice research, and meetings with City staff and local organizations. If you are passionate about a specific topic and want to join a Theme Working Group, fill out the form below! If you have any questions, please reach out to sophia.ferries-rowe@cincinnati-oh.gov or 513-352-4842. 

Upcoming Meetings and Events:

Steering Committee Meetings

  • The Steering Committee for the Mt. Washington Neighborhood Plan is a group of volunteer residents and community leaders who help engage the community and direct the Plan process. All meetings are open to the public, and the Plan webpage will have the most up-to-date information on the meeting times and locations.

Public Meetings

  • The next large public meeting is not yet scheduled, but it will likely be held in the summer! Please enter your email in the form at the bottom of the page to stay informed of future public meetings and events.

For questions, comments or concerns, please reach out to Sophia: sophia.ferries-rowe@cincinnati-oh.gov or 513-352-4842.

Relevant Documents:

The last neighborhood-specific plan, the Mt. Washington Comprehensive Plan, was adopted in 2007 (Almost 20 years ago). Before that, the Neighborhood Business District Plan was adopted in 1996, and the Architectural Focus Study was adopted in 1979.

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Contact:

  • Sophia Ferries-Rowe, City Planner
    sophia.ferries-rowe@cincinnati-oh.gov or 513-352-4842