After a setback, housing in Over-the-Rhine for those experiencing homelessness could get revived

WVXU: “Cincinnati City Council could vote on a controversial affordable housing development in Over-the-Rhine put in limbo earlier this year.

Cincinnati's Historic Conservation Board in August voted not to waive density rules for a four-story, 44-unit building by Over-the-Rhine Community Housing on Dunlap Street. That project would serve people experiencing mental illness, addiction or chronic homelessness.

Council Member Reggie Harris recently introduced an ordinance that, if approved, would allow the housing to be built anyway.

"It just feels like a moral imperative that we ensure that this project makes it across the finish line," Harris says.”

https://www.wvxu.org/2022-10-05/dunlap-street-affordable-housing-city-council