CINCINNATI (ENQUIRER) - Unless something dramatic happens, Cincinnati City Council on Sept. 4 will repeal the controversial Hyde Park Square zoning change that would have allowed a controversial residential and commercial development , according to our partners at the Cincinnati Enquirer .

That means there will not be a referendum on the November ballot.

The developers still plan to move forward with a project for Hyde Park Square, a spokesperson told The Enquirer.

How did Cincinnati City Council vote on Hyde Park zoning repeal?

All nine Cincinnati City Council members unanimously voted Sept. 2 to repeal the zoning ordinance. It was a vote in the council’s Budget and Finance Committee, so they have to vote on it again Sept. 4.

It doesn’t appear they’ll change their minds.

The rep

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