The draft plan, more than two years in the making, focuses on five core initiative areas: compete, connect, live, sustain, and collaborate.
The document draws upon hours of community input, the output of several working groups, and recommendations from other recent local and regional plans, including GO Cincinnati, the Green Cincinnati Action Plan, United Way's State of the Community Report and Indicators, Agenda 360, Community COMPASS, the OKI 2030 Transportation Plan and the OKI Strategic Regional Policy Plan.
Comments can be submitted through April 20 to Chris Morbitzer at chris.morbitzer@cincinnati-oh.gov, and soon can be submitted directly from the project website.
Feedback will be used to update the draft document, which will be submitted to the City Planning Commission later this summer or early fall.
Previous reading on BC:
Final master plan learning forum this Thursday (8/23/10)
Cincinnati master plan forum to examine local planning efforts (8/2/10)
Working group summaries for new comprehensive plan coming online (7/5/10)
Working groups forming for new Cincinnati plan (4/15/10)
Cincinnati plan moves into next phase with 'Great City' survey (11/10/09)
