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Madisonville Neighborhood Plan

What and Why

A neighborhood plan is a legal document adopted by City Council that sets the vision, aspirations, goals, and strategies for the long-term physical, social, and economic development of a neighborhood. They are important for addressing the concerns of the community, paving a path forward for future goals and growth, guiding future development, setting budget priorities, and allocating public funds.

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The Department of City Planning and Engagement works with the neighborhoods of Cincinnati to develop and produce these plans. Neighborhoods can request a neighborhood plan through the Community Budget Request process, which is administered by the Office of Budget and Evaluation and Invest in Neighborhoods.

Madisonville Neighborhood Plan

Interest Form

Please fill out this form if you are interested in participating in the 2025 Madisonville Neighborhood Plan Process. An email is required so you may receive a receipt of this submission.


Steering Committee Requirements

  1. Meet monthly with the Department of City Planning & Engagement to guide the planning structure  & process. 

  2. Instrumental in preparing for planned engagement events throughout the process. 

  3. Conducting outreach throughout the neighborhood to drive engagement during the process.

  4. Facilitating the Working Groups, which are formed around the focus areas of the plan.  

  5. Steering Committee members should expect a 6-8 hour monthly time commitment(meetings, research, community engagement, etc.).


Working Group Requirements

  1. Working Groups will form around the focus areas of the plan.  

  2. Work to create goals, strategies and action steps.

  3. Meet as needed to create goals, strategies and action steps for each specific focus area.

  4. Facilitating the Working Groups, which are formed around the focus areas of the plan.  

  5. Working Group Members should expect a 3-4 hour monthly time commitment (meetings, research, community engagement, etc.).


Community Engagement

Community engagement is an important aspect of the planning process. Community members will be able to provide input throughout the planning process even if they do not participate in the Steering Committee or Working Groups.  Community members will have the opportunity to provide feedback in-person and virtually through large community engagement sessions, surveys and strategic focus groups throughout the process.


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