Hamilton County Planning Partnership / First Suburbs Consortium: Tools and Programs of the Hamilton County Landbank
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The Hamilton County Landbank uses several programs and tools to return vacant properties to productive use, stabilize neighborhoods, and support redevelopment. These include a focus neighborhood strategy that provides demolition grants and housing redevelopment plans for priority areas, historic stabilization projects, and partnerships with community groups. Challenges to redevelopment in Cincinnati neighborhoods include issues like topography, density, and affordability. The Landbank works closely with the Port Authority and aims to promote economic inclusion in its projects.
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Hamilton County Planning Partnership / First Suburbs Consortium: Tools and Programs of the Hamilton County Landbank
- 1. Tools and Programs of the Hamilton County Landbank First Suburbs Consortium Paula Boggs Muething Vice President, Community Revitalization and General Counsel
- 2. Our Mission Return vacant properties to productive use through the tools statutorily provided to the HCLRC and by leveraging the resources of the HCLRC’s executive arm, the Port Authority.
- 3. Purposes of the Landbank • Economic development • Blight abatement/nuisance remediation • Neighborhood stabilization/revitalization • Return vacant property to productive use • Strategic parcel assembly • Historic preservation
- 4. Landbank Programs • Focus Neighborhood Strategy • Demolition Grant Management • Historic Stabilization • REACH - Rehab Across Cincinnati and Hamilton County
- 5. Acquire Property Through • Tax foreclosure process o Avoid public auction by requesting alternative right of redemption o Board of revisions • Deed in lieu of foreclosure • Forfeited land • Donation/gift • Purchase
- 6. How We Work Together Significant tools of the Landbank are combined with the expertise and relationships of the Port Authority to establish partnerships with community development organizations and neighborhood-based groups, focusing on redevelopment work in key corridors across the county including neighborhood business districts and residential areas.
- 7. Regional Challenges to Redevelopment Cincinnati neighborhoods: • Topography • Density • Masonry • Remediation • Neighborhoods • Affordability
- 8. Focus Neighborhood Strategy Factors in selection of focus communities: • # of foreclosures • # of code violations/condemnations • Level of public and private investment • Educational and historic resources • Community engagement • Capacity of a lead community-based organization
- 10. Focus Neighborhood Strategy Short-Term Focus Long-Term Focus Walnut Hills Price Hill Evanston Northside Madisonville South Cumminsville Avondale College Hill Norwood North College Hill St. Bernard Mount Healthy Fairfax Colerain Township
- 11. Housing Strategy Reports Housing and revitalization strategies for each focus area • Engage with CDC/CIC • Identify small, defined priority area for residential and commercial redevelopment • Use phased approach • Work with lenders to develop loan products that work across markets
- 12. Focus Neighborhood Strategy St. Bernard Right: Pedestrian bridge sketch Below: Along Vine St: after demolition, greening
- 13. Demolition Grant Management Moving Ohio Forward • Awarded over $11 million across City and County • 712 total properties demolished Neighborhood Initiative Program • $5 million available for Hamilton County • Three target areas
- 15. Unique Demolitions Wyoming: (photos) Controlled burn training exercise prior to MOF demolition. Elmwood Place: Used vacant home for SWAT team exercises.
- 16. Demolition Grant Management Moving Ohio Forward • Awarded over $11 million across City and County • 712 total properties demolished Neighborhood Initiative Program • $5 million available for Hamilton County • Three target areas
- 18. Avondale Bond Hill Elmwood Place Evanston Mt. Auburn Norwood Paddock Hills Roselawn St. Bernard Walnut Hills Camp Washington College Hill East Price Hill Lower Price Hill North Fairmount Northside South Cumminsville South Fairmount West Price Hill Colerain Township Lincoln Heights Lockland Mt. Healthy North College Hill Springfield Township Wyoming
- 19. Historic Stabilization Regal Theater, 1913 Regal Theater 1201 Linn St. West End
- 20. Historic Stabilization Moerlein residence, 1870
- 21. Historic Stabilization Farmer’s Hotel, 1859
- 22. Historic Stabilization Mt. Healthy Theater Mt. Healthy Theater, 1970
- 23. Other Initiatives & Support • Lot-to-Yard • Parcel Assembly • Technical Resources • Code enforcement, Planning, Consultants
- 24. Engaging the Community: LawnLife, Building Value
- 25. Economic Inclusion Project Type % MBE % WBE % SBE Comments HCLRC (Landbank) 26% 24% 54% Includes demolition of housing and stabilization Aspirational Goal 25% 7% 30%
- 26. Thank you Paula Boggs Muething Vice President of Community Revitalization and General Counsel www.cincinnatiport.org www.hamiltoncountylandbank.org info@cincinnatiport.org @PGCDA @HCLandbank 513.621.3000