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202000095
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Dennard I MOVE that the City of Cincinnati transfer the balance of the capital improvement project account no. 980x164x171637, "Bond Hill-Roselawn Community Partnership", specifically the amount that is not currently encumbered for a development project in accordance with the existing developer agreement, so that such remaining funds can be reallocated and made available for use by the Community Economic Advancement Initiative ("CEAI") solely for the purpose of providing resources for capital improvement in the Bond Hill-Roselawn community for the purpose of stabilization and revitalization. The original agreement as outlined in Ordinance No. 175-2016 (see attached) created a partnership between CEAI, the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority ("the Port") and the City of Cincinnati. Availability of such funds will be contingent upon an amendment of the original development agreement between CEAI, the Port and the City of Cincinnati, for which funds were originally appropriated in the amount of $3,000,000. Upon execution of the amended dev | | |
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202000082
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION, submitted by Councilmembers Pastor, Seelbach, Dennard, Young, Murray and Mann, The growth of the City of Cincinnati and the success of Cincinnati Public Schools are directly related to each other. In order to support our city and our public school students, Cincinnati City Council must engage in the necessary due diligence to determine what is best for both our city's growth and our city's schools. WE MOVE that City Council and the City Administration take no action regarding the Tax Incentive Agreement with the Board of Education of the City School District of the City of Cincinnati without first receiving the report of an independent audit by a neutral third party to calculate the hold harmless number. The "hold harmless" number is the amount necessary to hod CPS harmless based on all relevant factors. | | |
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202000081
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION (AMENDED), submitted by Councilmember Pastor, In order to fully pro-family and pro-worker, it is the responsibility of the Cincinnati City Council to do our best to implement policies that mirror best practices. All families deserve the opportunity to create and raise a family. To be a competitive city, we must adopt competitive policies. WE MOVE that the City Administration determine the cost of providing fertility, surrogacy and adoption coverage as part of the City's preferred provider option plan and its benefits offerings for city employees. | | |
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202000080
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Pastor, WE MOVE that the Administration work with the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) Board of Trustees and Veteran Services to create a Veterans Ride Free Program for a period of no less than 3 years. | | |
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202000079
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Pastor, Whereas reporters from the nonprofit newsroom Eye on Ohio, The Cincinnati Enquirer and researchers from Stanford University's Big Local News program examined police stops to assess how the three largest Communities in Ohio use public safety resources and to identify potential bias in policing; and, Whereas, the report found police in Cincinnati made 120% more total stops per resident in predominantly black areas; therefore, WE MOVE that the City Administration study the findings of the report and issue recommendations that address: 1. Chief Issac's statement: "We need to look at the reasons why in predominately African American communities there (is) more police contact," and 2. The findings of the report that found once pulled over, African Americans made up 75% of all Cincinnati stop arrests. 3. The understaffing of the Citizen Complaint authority and the cost associated fully funding it. | | |
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