Note from Brian: I had the privilege to participate in the Citizens of Blue Ash Academy program when it was last held in 2020. It is very well run and I found it quite informative. If you are considering participating I would encourage you to go for it. Feel free to contact me if you have questions about my experience.
The City of Blue Ash is pleased to announce that the Citizens of Blue Ash Academy (COBA) program will return in early 2023, and sign-ups are underway now!
Read MoreThe Blue development project at the corner of Cooper and Kenwood Roads is progressing. At their meeting last week, the Planning Commission approved the initial concept of a Planned Unit Development for the site. The City Council has scheduled a public hearing for 7:05 PM on Thursday, August 14th. To see the application submitted to the Planning Commission and learn more about the next steps of the process read more.
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The developers of the Kenwood/Cooper Corner, now dubbed “the BLUE”, are hosting an open house on Monday, March 7, 2022, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 4343 Cooper Road. Interested citizens are invited to attend to learn more about the project and offer feedback. Representatives from Circle Development will be on hand with renderings and details of the proposed mixed-use project and will answer questions. More: www.blueash.com/news
The Administration and developers updated City Council on the Kenwood and Cooper project during the January 13 Council meeting. You can listen to the presentation on the City of Blue Ash’s YouTube channel.
Parks and Recreation Director Brian Cruise told City Council that Pickleball was now available at the Blue Ash Recreation Center in the Blue Gym Monday-Friday from 1-4 pm. He said that the addition has been well received. Read more on the City website. For information on how to begin or renew a membership here.
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At the January 13 Blue Ash City Council Meeting, the Council heard the first reading of an ordinance that would allow Low Speed Vehicles on City streets. Council members supporting the move, chose to advance a version that would allow these vehicles on any roads permitted by state law. A more restrictive version that confined the vehicles to roads with speed limits of 25 mph or less was dropped. Final action could be taken at the February 10 City Council meeting.
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