No on 22: The proposal opens a giant Cranhole in our city charter
I love parks and recognize we have one of the best urban parks systems in America. Just a couple months ago, CNN Money ranked Cincinnati as having the 7th best park system in the country.
The Parks Board has some great ideas for the future too. In particular, I’m a big fan of Wasson Way. This trail would make it easier to bike across town and then out to the Greater Miami Bike Trail. The city already reached a deal with Norfolk-Southern to buy the old train tracks and I want this to happen.
This said, I’m voting against Issue 22.
Why?
Issue 22 creates a permanent tax written into our charter that is essentially under the control of one person, the mayor.