Here were the common suggestions from the group:
- Improve traffic flow and the condition of crumbling streets
- Bring in more chain restaurants, and an upscale one or two
- Publicize Hamilton's arts scene to the rest of the region so people visit them, rather than going only to Cincinnati
- Improve the city's housing, especially for renters
- More living-wage jobs
- More transportation options for people without cars
- Cluster social services near where they are most needed
UPCOMING MEETINGS
- The final of the Plan Hamilton meetings will be Thursday, Aug. 10, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Linden Elementary School, 801 Hoadley Ave.
- A follow-up meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 16, tentatively set at Hamilton City Council Chambers, 345 High St., will summarize what people have suggested so far. The location may have be changed to accommodate a large crowd.
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