Long awaited repairs have been completed on the Burnet Ridge stabilization project. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor As fall approaches, several city projects are underway, while others are wrapping up. City Administrator Ron Dill gave an update at the September 17 city council meeting. Burnet Ridge The Burnet Ridge project has been completed. […]
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City Council Roundup: Moving ahead with Visioning, VA Homes, Street Repairs
Land Use and Zoning Committee members pour over maps at its formative meeting. –> The announcement of an upcoming public meeting for the Visioning and Community Plan was the highlight of the short January meeting of the Fort Thomas City Council. The visioning project committees will present their work so far and encourage input at […]
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New Bids Underway for Burnet Ridge Stabilization
Roadway and hill erosion on Burnet Ridge. A new request for proposals to stabilize the Burnet Ridge roadway and surrounding property near the creek was advertised this week. The request is a hopeful sign that a solution to a problem that has been a source of frustration for the city and the property owners is […]
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City Council Roundup: Updates on Traffic, Road Stabilization and Police Work Details
Adam Blau, who owns property on Burnet Ridge, shares photos of the degrading roadway. by Robin Gee City Administrator Ron Dill welcomed all to the October City Council meeting with a brief update on Mayor Eric Haas. He suffered a heart attack on October 8, and had surgery but is doing very well and is […]
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Street Class – Boston Marathoners from Fort Thomas: Kathy Lane, Burnet Ridge, Michelle Lane
While most of the country was glued to their televisions on April 15, 2013, some Ft. Thomas natives were experiencing the day’s tragic events soon after crossing the Boston Marathon finish line. Nathan Clinkenbeard and Colin Muehlenkamp, both Highlands High School graduates, had completed the Boston Marathon an hour before the bombs exploded. The hours […]