Evan Nolan

Proposed Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Policy Overhaul

Aids in evaluating the return on investment of millions in diverted tax revenues.

Homelessness Prevention and Bridge-Loan Funding

$840,000 plus $300,000 moved out of an eviction-prevention fund, with rental assistance leaders saying they need about $100,000 a month and will face a January shortfall.

Chronic Nuisance Ordinance Review

Potential administrative and enforcement cost adjustments associated with code compliance hearings and civil penalties.

Paul Clock Bell Tower Acquisition and Restoration

City acquisition and restoration costs for the bell tower structure.

FY 2026 to FY 2027 Budget Carryover and Surplus Allocations

About $14.9 million from the general fund surplus gets redirected, including $5 million to housing and $2 million to pensions.

Pleasant Ridge Pedestrian Safety Improvements

Adds $23,240.20 in state grant money to an existing pedestrian safety project — no new city dollars.

Restricted Cannabis Fund Creation

Dedicates about $1.8 million in annual cannabis tax revenue the city has received.

Nehemiah Manufacturing Commercial Development and Tax Exemption in Lower Price Hill

A $6.74 million private investment, with property taxes on the improvements exempted for 15 years.

Building Energy Benchmarking and Performance Standards

Supporters cited average energy savings of roughly 3% annually for compliant buildings in Columbus, offsetting energy costs that have risen over 27% in recent years.

City West Affordable Housing Preservation and Debt

$1.5 million from the Housing and Economic Development Capital Project Reserve — on hold for now.

Vibrancy Art Fund and Arts Collaboration

Uses dollars previously allocated through the leveraged support arts category; both partner organizations will receive administrative fees.

Human Services Fund Policy and Priorities for FY 2028-2029

Adding priorities without added revenue could shrink funding for existing housing, employment and violence-prevention programs.

10-Year Neighborhood Planning Cycle

Will be factored into ongoing planning department operations and budgeting.

Leverage Support Process Reform

Over 100 groups asked for $17 million but only about $1.5 million was available.

Small Business Access to Capital and SBA Lending

Financial impact is currently undetermined pending the 60-day administrative report.

CPD Surveillance Technology and Data Privacy

None specified directly in the motion.

Westline Flats Multi-Family Development in Westwood

The total project cost is approximately $57 million.

Road Paving and Infrastructure Investment

Unknown until the administration's 30-day report; bonding may be considered.

Standalone Stormwater Management Utility

Unknown — organizational and budgetary actions are just beginning.

Surplus property sale in Oakley

$15,500 in sale proceeds to the city.

Appointment of John Willingham to Downtown SID Board

Cancel November 4, 2026 Council Session

Resolution honoring UC Health Mobile Crisis Team

Reconstitute Leveraged Support grant process

Human Service Fund priorities for FY 2028-2029

Access to Council funding ordinance direction

Vibrancy Art Fund motion

Cannabis Revenues Restricted Fund allocations

Midpointe Crossing REDD Grant, Bond Hill

Then-and-now payment to Amazon Web Services

Property sale to East Main Design LLC, Oakley

Rezone 5707-5711 Madison Road for Veterans Village

Clifton Neighborhood Plan adopted

SD Creek development agreement, Winton Hills

Pleasant Ridge pedestrian safety TIF account

Job creation tax credit for A-Men Consulting LLC

MOTION submitted by Councilmembers Owens, Nolan, Walsh, James, Albi, and Vice Mayor Kearney, WE MOVE that the City Administration prepare an ordinance that reflects the following: (BALANCE ON FILE IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE).

Rezone 5707/5711 Madison Road to Planned Development District No. 107 (Veterans Village)

Clifton Neighborhood Plan

AMEND Consulting job creation tax credit

Cancel November 4, 2026 Council Session

Resolution honoring UC Health Mobile Crisis Team

Reconstitute Leveraged Support grant process

Human Service Fund priorities for FY 2028-2029

Access to Council funding ordinance direction

Cannabis Revenues Restricted Fund allocations

Midpointe Crossing REDD Grant, Bond Hill

Rezone 5707-5711 Madison Road for Veterans Village

Clifton Neighborhood Plan adopted

Job creation tax credit for A-Men Consulting LLC

WE MOVE that the City Administration, in a continuing effort to improve the efficiency, transparency, and consistency of our community grant programs, take the necessary measures to reconstitute the L

WE MOVE that the Cincinnati City Council amend Ord. 36-2025 and adopt the following Human Service Fund priorities for the Fiscal Year 2028-2029 funding cycle. The categories and allocations for FY 202

WE MOVE that the City Administration prepare an ordinance that reflects the following: (BALANCE ON FILE IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE).

WE MOVE that the City of Cincinnati establish a Vibrancy Art Fund in the City's Operating Budget to be administered with one or more third-party arts agencies to promote, enhance, and expand access to

WE MOVE that the administration write an ordinance that codifies the following uses for a Cannabis Revenues Restricted Fund previously approved by City Council with the following percentage allocation

Motion 202602920 — Reconstitute Leveraged Support process

Motion 202602925 — Human Services Fund priorities FY 2028-29 (as amended)

Motion 202602924 — Access to Counsel funding ordinance

Motion 202602926 — Vibrancy Art Fund

Motion 202602851 — Cannabis Revenues Restricted Fund allocations

Appointment of Florence Malone to Human Services Advisory Committee

Item 1 & 2: Appointments to Human Service Advisory Committee

Items 4 & 5: Reappointments to Cincinnati Southern Railway Board

Item 6: Reappointment to Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority

Item 7: Reappointment to Convention Facilities Authority

Item 8: Appointment to Board of Housing Appeals

Item 9: Resolution Recognizing Ronald J. Twitty

Item 25: Issuance of Securities for Recreational Facility Improvements

Item 26: Funding for Girls in Government Programming and NAACP Dinner

Item 27: Funding Agreement for 530 Walnut Street Redevelopment

Item 28: Property Acquisition and Demolition at 2260 Vine Street

Item 29: Dedication of Right-of-Way on Reading Road

Item 30: ODOT Agreement for US-42 and I-71 Ramps and Bridges

Item 31: Moral Obligation Payments for MLK Jr. Memorial Celebration

Item 32: Moral Obligation Payment for Document Storage Services

Item 33: Moral Obligation Payments for AssetWorks and Ohio Mayors Alliance

Item 34: ICLEI Technical Assistance Award for Clean Energy

Item 35: ODOT Safety Grant for UC Area Pedestrian Improvements

Item 36: In-Kind Donation from FC Cincinnati for Lincoln Rec Center

Item 37: Development Agreement for Estecreek Road Cold Storage Facility

Item 38: Honorary Street Naming for Ronald J. Twitty

that this Ordinance be Recommend Passage to the Cincinnati City Council, due back on 10/14/2026

TIF expenditure policy ordinance (202602831)

Resolution Recognizing Reverend Dr. Alphonse Allen, Jr.

Resolution Recognizing Zion Temple First Pentecostal Church

Motion on Chronic Nuisance Ordinance Report

Motion on Free Period Products in City Facilities

Parking Lot and Garage Safety Standards Ordinance (Version D)

MODIFYING the provisions of Chapter 413, “Parking Garages and Parking Lots,” of the Cincinnati Municipal Code (“CMC”) by ORDAINING new Section 413-35, “Hardship Reductions and Exemptions,” by AMENDING

MODIFYING the provisions of Chapter 413, “Parking Garages and Parking Lots,” of the Cincinnati Municipal Code (“CMC”) by ORDAINING new Section 413-35, “Hardship Reductions and Exemptions,” by AMENDING