Business owner facing downturn urges âlow-costâ solution after East End water main break
âI donât want to go out of business as a result of what happened a half-mile down the road.â
Business owner impacted by water main break on Riverside Drive By Brittany Harry | January 12, 2021 at 9:22 PM EST - Updated January 13 at 8:05 AM
CINCINNATI (FOX19) - An East End business owner says heâs lost customers since a massive water man break shut down Riverside Drive in early January.
The break occurred Jan. 3 in two water transmission lines in the 2400 block of Riverside Drive, according to Cincinnati Water Works.
GLADSTONE The Gladstone Downtown Development Authority discussed adding electric charging stations downtown.
Two options were discussed, a five-hour charging station priced at $30,000 each, and a one-hour charging station at the cost of $90,000 each. A state grant for the charging stations would award up to $13,000.
While the DDA agreed the five-hour stations work well for larger hotels, the one-hour stations would be more desirable to those looking to charge their vehicles while traveling through town and stopping for lunch. DDA board member Linda Howlett suggested that the extra spend would be worth it for the one-hour stations, so the town doesn’t have something that will become quickly obsolete because travelers will not want to stop for five hours to charge.
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