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From Cincinnati City Proposes Property Sale to Nehemiah Manufacturing

How could the city's property sale to Nehemiah Manufacturing affect 3CDC?

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The new manufacturing facility may support 3CDC's urban revitalization goals. The city's proposal to sell property to Nehemiah Manufacturing for $1 supports a new manufacturing facility in Lower Price Hill, which is a form of urban revitalization. Given that the city already provides active partnership and financial consideration for 3CDC's urban development projects, this new facility could align with and bolster 3CDC's mission. The project is expected to create 15 permanent jobs and 120 temporary construction jobs, contributing to the economic goals that 3CDC works to achieve.

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The facts so far

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  • The city is proposing to sell the property to Nehemiah Manufacturing for $1.fox19.com
  • The project would create 15 permanent jobs and 120 temporary construction jobs.fox19.com
  • The city needs to reallocate about $23 million from last year’s budget.fox19.com

Why it matters

For 3CDC, which is a non-profit organization focused on urban development and revitalization, the city's support for new industrial growth is significant. The city already provides active partnership and financial consideration to 3CDC for its projects, meaning that large-scale municipal initiatives like this manufacturing facility could provide a strong, positive example of the type of development 3CDC promotes.

This project is part of a broader effort by the City of Cincinnati to reallocate millions of dollars from its budget to support various priorities, including social services and infrastructure. The city council committee forwarded all these projects to the full council without taking a vote, suggesting a broad political support for this type of development.

What we don't know yet

  • Will 3CDC receive direct financial or operational support for this specific manufacturing facility?
  • How will the new facility's hiring policies, which support people with prior criminal convictions, integrate with 3CDC's community goals?

What would change this answer

The city council passes the budget reallocation without objection.The project will move forward, making the positive impact on urban development more certain and immediate.
Nehemiah Manufacturing decides to scale down the project or change its location.The revitalization impact would be diminished, reducing the potential benefit to 3CDC's development goals.

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