Public Hearing: Long Range Planning Committee for 2045 Plan
Local Issues Committee Chair Randy Stigall draws attention to the need to pay close attention to Boone County’s 2045 Plan and the impact of expanding development on the county.
Planning & Zoning April 17
The Local Issues Committee especially notes three public hearings to be held Wednesday, May 1, and reports on growing proposals for development across the county.
Public Library Board April 15
The Library Board continued discussions and public comment regarding the Chapin Memorial Library, progress on the Walton branch construction project, Drees Homes’ land use proposal and the need to present a variety of perspectives via periodicals available in the library.
Planning & Zoning April 3
Planning and Zoning discussed changes to commercial and residential zoning in Hebron, Erlanger, Florence, Bellview and wider Boone County.
Planning & Zoning March 20
Boone County Planning & Zoning is considering changes to allow further commercial and residential development affecting Hebron, Florence and other county areas.
Public Library Board March 18
The Library Board considered a purchase proposal from Drees to develop condonimiums on land in Hebron currently owned by the library. Other issues concerned the Chapin Memorial Library serving the Petersburg area and temporary closure of the Walton branch as construction nears completion.
Planning & Zoning February 21
Only the tech committee met February 21, with signage requests by United Dairy Farmers and Cincinnati Children’s in Union and changes to commercial zoning on Hunter Road near the airport considered.
New Air Cargo Warehouse at CVG
Sen. John Schickel (District 11)
Sen. Schickel comments and provides background on the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport’s announced air cargo warehouse facility being constructed with airside access on airport property. His report also quantifies CVG’s economic impact and includes a description of the Kentucky Product Development Initiative.
Public Library Board February 19
The board, with input from residents, Judge Executive Gary Moore and County Administrator Matthew Webster, continued discussion of how best to serve the residents of Petersburg and Bellevue Bottoms through the Chapin Memorial Library.
Planning & Zoning February 7
Requests at the February 7 meeting included changes in signage, changes to commercial usage, single-family home development and commercial development and expansion.