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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
EEAC MINUTES – MONDAY, March 2, 2009
Call to order
Laurie Keleher - called to order at 7:00 PM. Contact: keleher.eastend@gmail.com
Guest Speakers
Police Report
Capt. Wiseman – Crime stats were presented. A lot of the Christmas gifts that ended up in cars (ie. GPS units, cell phones, laptops, chargers, removable radios, clothing, address books, etc.) end up getting stolen. “Put your junk in the trunk – Lock it up or lose it” campaign is starting. It is usually the items that don’t get put in the trunk when leaving the car. It literally takes less than 10 seconds to break a car window and grab a GPS unit for instance. Call 513-765-1212 for any non-violent/emergency crimes. Contacts: germain.love@cincinnati-oh.gov, Douglas.wiesman@cincinnati-oh.gov
Recreation Department Report
Katie Lear – Easter Egg hunt on Saturday before Easter. The program guide is out! New hours in the flyer too! The
Secretary’s Report
Nick Motz – presented the minutes. Accepted, and filed as is. Contact: nick@wilkerdesign.com
Treasurer’s Report
Jackie Weist – presented the treasurer’s report. Accepted, and filed as is. Contact: jweist@fuse.net
NSP Report
Bob Little and Laurie Keleher – Newsletter is out and receiving rave reviews. Submission deadline for the bi-monthly publication is the 1st Thursday of the month of printing. We have a website http://cincyeastender.blogspot.com. Urban Forestry tree program is moving ahead with the trees that have been committed for this year.
Old Business
Transportation Study/Bus Stops – No new news.
Collins Steps – No new news.
Housing Fund – After 6 months of contract being in the Law Dept, City has decided to pursue DCI for funds owed per contract. Parks is being urged to pursue its share, also.
Bike Path – We discussed 2 potential paths – one along the river/Riverside Drive, or one along the abandoned track(s) sharing space with live side of railway. Begin to think about whether we as a council would like to commit $$$ to the
Joint Neighborhood Meeting – has not happened yet, still working on it.
Liquor License Seminar – Laurie attended the seminar run by Vibrant Neighborhoods meeting. The process is complicated, and goes through
Inter-community Festival – discussion on festival – a “uniquely”
New Business
JP’s Carryout Shutdown – liquor board shut down carry out on C1 Beer Sales, due to what looks like a clerical error. Discussion on how to quickly rectify the problem with the owners.
Great American Cleanup – is scheduled for April 25, 2009. Get ready! Ruth Coon would like to expand the p/u sites this year? More on Babb, Wool, Kemper.
Mail Call – none
Adjournment - Adjourned at 8:50 PM.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
EEAC MINUTES – MONDAY, February 2, 2009
Here are the minutes from the East End Area Council's February 2009 meeting...
Call to order
Laurie Keleher - called to order at 7:00 PM. Contact: keleher.eastend@gmail.com
Guest Speakers
Police Report
Officer Love and Capt. Wiseman – Crime stats were presented. Working on “No Dumping” signs for area, as well as cameras donated by Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. Thefts in the
Recreation Department Report
Katie Lear – Thanks for the donation from the East End Community!!! Summer Day Camp and Sports Camp are starting to enroll soon. Laura wants to be a full time mother for a while! Call the Rec center for latest events and more info @ 513- 281-3209. Contact: katie.lear@cincinnati-oh.gov
Secretary’s Report
Nick Motz – was absent due to illness. Contact: nick@wilkerdesign.com
Treasurer’s Report
Jackie Weist – was absent due to vacation. Contact: jweist@fuse.net
NSP Report
Patrice Allen – we have preliminary acceptance, and will know for sure by 2/5/09. The newsletter is set up and ready to roll! Submission deadline for the bi-monthly publication is the 1st Thursday of the month of printing. We have a website http://cincyeastender.blogspot.com. Urban Forestry project is under way with marks on the street from Bain to Delta on where to plant trees. A fundraising note: we could sell plaques to go with the trees being planted in honor of a loved one, etc.
Old Business
Transportation Study/Bus Stops – No new news.
Collins Steps – Still in limbo with City Council, etc.
New Business
Invest in Neighborhoods – Status of program is not good. City is thinking about taking away funding, due to budget constraints, etc. Expect a delay in getting our funds for this year to us.
Agenda 360 – Push
Joint meeting with
Bike Path Participation – Start thinking about possible routes that would be our favorite for getting the bike path through the
Mail Call – none
Adjournment - Adjourned at 8:05 PM.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
EEAC MINUTES – MONDAY, January 5, 2009
Call to order
Nick Motz - called to order for Laurie Keleher (slightly late) at 7:00 PM. An un-official motion was made to expedite meeting for 8PM dismissal for football. Contact: keleher.eastend@gmail.com
Guest Speakers
Police Report
Officer Love and Capt. Wiseman – Crime states were presented.
Recreation Department Report
Katie Lear – Was sick tonight, thus no report. Call the Rec center for latest events and more info @ 513- 281-3209. Contact: katie.lear@cincinnati-oh.gov
East End Veteran’s Memorial Victory Garden
Joe Corcoran – presented a request for community grant funds for the Urban Orchard project, which involves the planting of some Standard Mature Trees in the amount of $514.70. The project is proposed to start at the Delta/Riverside intersection and work West towards town. Board will discuss at next board meeting.
Secretary’s Report
Nick Motz - presented the December 2008 meeting minutes. One correction was made on Budget section. Motioned, seconded, filed. Contact: nick@wilkerdesign.com
Treasurer’s Report
Nick Motz – presented December’s Treasurer’s report for Jackie Weist (absent). Motioned, seconded, filed. Contact: jweist@fuse.net
Old Business
NSP Funds – Patrice Allen presented her well-researched NSP proposal. Motion was made to accept NSP Fund dispersement as presented by Patrice Allen, seconded, passed unanimously all 14 present in favor, 0 opposed.
Budget – 2009 Proposed Budget was presented with no objections by Nick Motz.
Transportation Study/Bus Stops – Having a hard time getting a response from the Transportation board.
Collins Steps – No news from Gerry Burns (absent).
Housing Fund – Still in legal department at the City.
New Business - None
Mail Call - none
Adjournment - Adjourned at 8:05 PM.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
EEAC MINUTES – MONDAY, December 1, 2008
Call to order
President Laurie Keleher called to order at 7:05 PM. Contact: keleher.eastend@gmail.com
Guest Speakers
Police Report
Officer Lang?/Officer Smith – Crime states were presented. Statistically, our area is at or below normal levels for the year in comparison with other neighborhoods. Car accessories are the most sought after products! Contacts: germain.love@cincinnati-oh.gov, Douglas.wiesman@cincinnati-oh.gov
Recreation Department Report
Katie Lear – Six Thanksgiving baskets were donated by KOC…they were distributed by LeBlond to six families of the
Secretary’s Report
Nick Motz - presented the November 2008 meeting minutes. Motioned, seconded, filed. PO Box will be changing effective immediately to PO Box 26182, Cincinnati, Oh 45226 (actually our old PO Box #). Contact: nick@wilkerdesign.com
Treasurer’s Report
Jackie Weist – Presented October and November’s Treasurer’s report. Motioned, seconded, filed. Contact: jweist@fuse.net
Old Business
Transportation Study/Bus Stops – Progressing slowly, as usual.
Collins Steps – No news from Gerry Burns, ball is in his court.
Housing Fund – Still in law.
New Business
Budget – 2009 Proposed Budget was presented. Executive Board will meet next week to tweak budget, The final budget will be presented In January 2009.
NSP Funds Spending Suggestions – Patrice Allen presented. Went around the neighborhood for input on spending. Finally spoke to 30-40 people. Input: Newsletter ($0.50 per copy per mailing and a free volunteer for layout/design/upkeep, and a website/blog for free, $1000 annual), dumpster clean up sessions (from free by Keep Cincinnati Beautiful for yard waste only to $450 for non-yard waste, etc. $1000 annually for 2 cleanups), citizen’s patrol beat, more trash cans, boulevard trees thru Urban Forestry Program ($4-5000 annually for the concrete cutting to place the trees). Costs for programs is in parenthesis. Motion was made to delay 2009 vote until January, 2009, seconded, passed 7 in favor, 0 opposed.
Elections – all were elected! Motion was made to elect slate as presented, seconded, passed 7 in favor, 0 opposed!