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ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 4/8/2026, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING the City Manager to execute a Property Sale and Development Agreement with Plant Press Properties, LLC, for the sale of City-owned real property located at 1318 Boyd Street in the Northside neighborhood of Cincinnati, to facilitate the company’s construction of a two-story duplex consisting of two residential rental units, at an estimated total project cost of approximately $272,900.

Ordinance Passed Emergency Introduced April 3, 2026

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Held by
Plant Press Properties, LLC
Amount
$273K
Runs until
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Type
contract
Field
Construction

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Committee
Cincinnati City Council
Requested by
Housing & Growth
Introduced
April 3, 2026
On agenda
April 15, 2026
Passed
April 15, 2026
Enacted
April 15, 2026
Enactment no.
0112-2026

Where it was heard

Cincinnati City Council Apr 15, 2026 Passed Emergency Pass Cincinnati City Council Apr 15, 2026 Emergency clause to remain Pass Cincinnati City Council Apr 15, 2026 Suspension of the three readings Pass Housing & Growth Apr 14, 2026 Recommend Passage Emergency Cincinnati City Council Apr 8, 2026 Referred to Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

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