MOUNT LOOKOUT COMMUNITY COUNCIL The MLCC is an all-volunteer organization that informs, serves, and advocates for the residents and businesses of Mt. Lookout, Cincinnati. Founded in 1906, it is the oldest continually operated civic organization in the State of Ohio. |
NEW CITY-WIDE CINCINNATI LEGISLATION IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. “CONNECTED COMMUNITIES” Big changes will be coming to Cincinnati. If you live in the area highlighted in light blue or dark blue on this map:
Why? Because the City is changing the single family zoning, parking and density requirements in your neighborhood in order to increase density in both residential and commercial areas in our community. These policies are slated to be voted on by June 2024. When: The next opportunity to give public feedback is on February 28th at 6 pm at Price Hill Recreation Center- 959 Hawthorne Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45205. No pre-registration necessary. There is also a virtual meeting on March 12th. Register to receive link. Go to www.cincinnati-oh.gov/planning/connected-communities to learn more about these policy proposals and sign up for the next feedback meeting. Other ways to provide feedback or ask questions:
Welcome. Thanks for visiting.YES, YOU CAN BECOME A SUPPORTING MEMBER!The Mount Lookout Community Council is responsible for maintaining the Square and working with City Hall. It hosts neighborhood events such as Fall Festival and the annual Luminaria Light Up Night. MLCC exists to help make Mount Lookout a wonderful place to live! Your financial support and participation helps us maintain the community. AND Supporting Members can vote on Board Officers and the distribution of certain City grants. City Council Healthy Neighborhoods Committee special meeting in Mt. Lookout Kilgour School on Wednesday, Feb 21 @ 5:30pm
The Cincinnati City Council’s Healthy Neighborhoods Committee will be hosting a special meeting in Mt. Lookout on Wednesday, Feb 21 from 5:30 – 7pm at Kilgour School, with the intention of hearing the challenges and opportunities in Mt. Lookout.
To bolster City Council's connection to Cincinnati’s 52 neighborhoods, Vice Mayor Kearney and her committee (members Scotty Johnson, Victoria Parks, and Anna Albi) will continue to host some of its meetings across the city. These meetings offer the opportunity for members of City Council, and the public, to learn more about the highlights and challenges of individual neighborhoods, to speak directly with Vice Mayor Kearney and her Committee about anything and everything Mt. Lookout. Other City and Mt. Lookout representatives will be on the panel; all members of the public are encouraged to attend and welcome to speak. The meeting will be held in-person at Kilgour School and also be available for viewing on CitiCable. Like all Cincinnati City Council meetings, attendees will need to fill out a speaker card to be given time to comment or ask questions, each speaker will be limited to 2 minutes. CitiCable link is: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable/ | Subscribe to the Observer Newsletter Upcoming events
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