After a variety of different noise complaints from residents came to the attention of the City of Covington over the past few months, the city decided to change its official noise ordinance parameters. One of the most notable public noise disputes was between two Covington businesses that share a building. The owners of both businesses publicly […]
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Bellevue Zoning Ordinance Regulates and Supports Outdoor Dining
The Bellevue Entertainment District, or BED, along Fairfield Avenue has many restaurants and bars with outdoor dining options. Does this story bring some value to you? Please consider a small donation to help fund our content. We rely solely on support from our advertising partners, providing our content for free. Any amount helps. Click here […]
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Around the County: Highland Heights Passes Tax Rate, Considers Ordinances, Honors Neighbors
The city building for Highland Heights is located at 176 Johns Hill Road. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor The tax rate for 2019 was the lead topic at the Highland Heights city council meeting on September 3 and at a public hearing and special session held on September 27. City Clerk Jeanne Pettit […]
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Sunday Nights During the Fall Lead to Noise Complaints in Fort Thomas
Image via Annie’s Inner Circle Facebook page. Early Monday morning, Fort Thomas Police received multiple complaints for loud music with heavy bass notes playing between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. ranging from River Road on the south side of Fort Thomas to N. Fort Thomas Avenue on the north side.
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Pig Fingers, Fish Tacos and Hummus, oh my!
As I sidled up to the bar with my bride, beginning to partake in some happy hour libations on the new patio at the Olde Fort Pub, former Pergola owner and current food foreperson, Danny Krebs, began spinning the tale of how his son Jake brought back the menu’s most curious dish from his backpacking […]
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Ordinance Counter Point – Don Martin’s Possible Point of View
In an attempt to represent the entire issue surrounding the new ordinance and the various perspectives beyond my own I will try and represent the other point of view with the following points: The original ordinance regulating the placement of tables and chairs in the public right-of-way was adopted in February 2004 and amended in […]