Over the Rhine Community Council OTRCC Priorities Discussion July 24, 2017

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Things I like about OTR Art and architecture Diversity of people, incomes, etc. Transportation alternatives Accessibility to transportation and Diversity of people and races The OTR vibe downtown services Work/live culture on OTR Walkability/accessibility of food, Arts engagement culture, shops Accessibility and convenience Availability of a variety of choices Ease of travel by walking or biking Architecture People old and new Location, location, location Holtman s Donut Shop OTRCC Diversity in people, businesses, culture, etc Walkable The arts Diversity Watching weekday park events Walking distance/close proximity Different folk from different walks of life Streets Buildings Parks Street car Variety of businesses, breweries, restaurants, bars Close proximity of everything and The people Uniqueness of buildings Findlay Market The neighbors and people in community Rothenberg public school Public spaces/parks, alleyways, pocket parks Findlay Market YMCA Synergy of architecture and people Friendliness of longtime neighbors Findlay Market Tuckers; walkability; bus lines Determination of our people Cultural diversity Walkable Findlay Market Activities in Washington Park Walkability and architecture Diversity Vibrancy Proximity People; (buildings, Walkable, friendly Close to downtown and river churches, school, market, parks) Feeling of community; happiness of the Diversity/different types of people Much more kid-friendly people within the city Workout in the park Buddy s Place CRCs Neighborliness of long-time residents People hanging out on stoops, sidewalks, grilling out, etc People supporting each other; bars and restaurants - 1 -

Things I would like to improve OTR for employees and customers Slow down speeding cars Install more crosswalks rates, graffiti/taffing, trash, Shorter OTRCC meetings Better options for mobility for all parking tickets Transportation More bike-friendly/safety More trash cans/litter education/add Crime rates (drugs, vandalism, violence) recycling cans Change trash pickup day too much trash on the sidewalk on weekends Make Liberty sidewalks ADA compliant accessibility, parking policy, Longer and more in-depth OTRCC More infill buildings with creative designs parking garages meetings More resident parking Opinions Affordable housing Defend and improve affordable housing Enforce property owners responsibilities OTRCC Affordable housing supply and plan Safety Litter Communication among various subcommunities More parking for residents and visitors Affordable housing and homeownership for lower income 3CDC should have housing ownership for field workers instead of renting Clean up litter Rehab vacant buildings and infill buildings on vacant lots Liberty Street narrowing safety improvement Transportation for homeless to shelters Cleanliness/litter clean up Residential parking passes and accessibility for residents Green spaces OTR Rec Center OTRCC should advocate/champion for affordable housing study and plan More community engagement especially at OTRCC meetings More police presence at open-air drug More decentralized grocery choices Residential parking permits and prostitution markets Disallow the drunken pedal-mobiles (through Joe s?) Cut back on outside eating areas on the public sidewalk that make it hard to get by Disallow Segways on the sidewalks; put them in the street - 2 -

More -serving businesses (with affordable price points) How can we decrease the amount of litter on our streets? Diversity (more than black and white) and integration (social and income) Parks let s keep them and beautify them Clean-up efforts fairly around the Usable park Over the Rhine Community Council Protection of public parks like Imagination Alley Rampant open-air drug dealing Safety/Cleanliness program for residents Let s not? (app friendly) Respect for differences Street lighting on some blocks is inadequate Affordability ADA compliance of buildings and Youth programs wider streets, sidewalks More affordable (low income) housing No displacement Commercial spaces for people with low incomes who live here not tourists - 3 -

Things that are priorities for OTRCC Protect service worker housing Add/increase events impactwide Public treansportation appeal (OTR Festival, safety event) Change trash pickup from Mondays Widen sidewalks on soutside of Move bike friendly because it s put out on Saturday Liberty Overcome affordable housing challenges Integrate parking in a high density Balance resident needs and business needs in an economically integrated Get more OTRCC members involved Housing consistently/better relationship with members Enforce city planning goals Resist over-development Improve cleanliness study and city policy Imagination Alley and Republic Street land sale Increase African-American membership and involvement in OTRCC Community relations with city hall Neighborhood post ryot More cooperation with city government Work on affordable housing policy with city government Protect affordability of living for all classes More bicycle racks and awareness for bike safety laws for Red Bikers and regular cyclists More police and ambassadors to keep streets safe People being displaced/relocated Protect the culture Disenfranchised individuals Adopt policy prohibiting tax abatements for properties without low-income housing Adopt policy against displacement and gentrification Support for local affordable housing trust fund Displacement of residents Anti-resident development/ada Bike racks compliance Use NSP to donate school supplies, back Christmas in July Back-to-school family sponsorship packs and swimsuits ADA compliance for sidewalks and Bicycle friendly Clean up on all streets buildings Too much parking Programs for youth and teens ADA accessible - 4 -

ORTCC committees! Preserve architecture Litter clean up (broken window theory) Better resources for the homeless More green spaces Protect affordable housing Residential parking Expand membership to OTRCC Improve bicycle safety (more and better Improve parking situation for OTR More affordable housing bike lanes) residents Longer hours at the YMCA Use email, etc. to solicit information Residential parking permits before OTRCC meetings Affordable housing as a priority Supporting diversity and range of experiences within this Neighborhood-serving businesses - 5 -