Do they have to move the Fountain?
Apparently they do. 3CDC has posted its presentation on the plan for Fountain Square. Be forewarned, it's a 103-page PDF. Head to their Fountain Square section for all kinds of documents.
But page 32 says they do have to move the fountain, at least temporarily, to waterproof the parking garage and lower the elevation of the square itself. Still, not sure I'm crazy about not being able to see the fountain from up and down Fifth Street.
In any case, read more about it: the Enquirer had a story and a look at the thoughts of some council members. (Tell them what you think on June 6. They hope to vote on it the week after.) The Post did a package on Saturday. Presumably, there will be more tomorrow.
And, also in the "what-do-you-think" category, YPCincy is hosting a preview at McFadden's tomorrow, June 1. Head to their site to register.
In the blogworld, for those of you who don't read around much: Joe's happy, Nick has some concerns (especially the trees) and Brian is worried this will leave Main Street and the Riverfront out in the cold.
But page 32 says they do have to move the fountain, at least temporarily, to waterproof the parking garage and lower the elevation of the square itself. Still, not sure I'm crazy about not being able to see the fountain from up and down Fifth Street.
In any case, read more about it: the Enquirer had a story and a look at the thoughts of some council members. (Tell them what you think on June 6. They hope to vote on it the week after.) The Post did a package on Saturday. Presumably, there will be more tomorrow.
And, also in the "what-do-you-think" category, YPCincy is hosting a preview at McFadden's tomorrow, June 1. Head to their site to register.
In the blogworld, for those of you who don't read around much: Joe's happy, Nick has some concerns (especially the trees) and Brian is worried this will leave Main Street and the Riverfront out in the cold.
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