After a one-meeting hiatus, we’re back for another edition of Norwood in Nine, where I break down the top takeaways from city council meeting. While I won’t claim to be an expert on Norwood’s issues, I try to keep up with things.

Tonight’s meeting lasted just 68 minutes, thus making it the shortest council meeting in months. All the same, listening to this episode will allow you to reclaim 59 minutes of your life, while still being informed. That’s just more time that you can spend doing good in the ‘wood.

On this edition of the show, we’ll cover highlights from the October 27, 2020 meeting, including murals, the chronic nuisance ordinance, early talks about a levy renewal (or a new levy?), and much more.

To understand the new mural ordinance, it’s important to understand Norwood’s zoning map, particularly the M-1, M-2, O, CBD and GBD districts.

If that zoning map isn’t nerdy enough for you, here are the codified ordinances of Norwood, which really get into the weeds.

Did you know that you can read the ordinances for yourself? They’re now being posted on the NorwoodOhio.gov site. Here’s the council packet, which includes all ordinances, communications, and other relevant material.

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