Representatives from the developer who had proposed building a mixed-use, youth-sports focused development, including a stadium and a field house on the private land next to Summit Park has withdrawn their application. “We have heard the community’s feedback and believe it is in all parties’ best interests to reevaluate the development of the remaining undeveloped Summit View PUD property,” wrote Steven Dragon on behalf of Vandercar. You can read the withdraw letter here.
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According to this article from WCPO, the Sugar and Spice restaurant at Summit Park will open this month. They have been working on building out their space throughout 2022 and missed a summer opening due to supply chain issues. This third location is at 10275 Summit Pkwy.
The final development plan for the BLUE, proposed for the corner of Cooper and Kenwood Roads in Blue Ash will be considered by the Planning Commission at their regular meeting on Thursday, January 5 at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers.
The application, including drawings and staff recommendations can be found here.
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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.
To help serve residents of the City and to provide guidance to the Administration and Council, several boards and commissions have been established, as outlined in the City’s Charter and Code of Ordinances. All positions to these boards and commissions are volunteer and are made via appointment by City Council. Find out more about each on the City website.
In addition to this, the the Sycamore Community Schools Sycamore Advisory Commission (SAC) is seeking members who are interested in serving the Board of Education by researching questions from the board and participating in subcommittees to inform some long-term decisions. Learn more about the SAC here. Apply to join the Commission here.
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