by Michael Monks
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The people of Covington will get an update on Mayor Chuck Scheper's 10-point plan during Tuesday night's caucus meeting of the Covington City Commission. Additionally, there will be an update on the daytime curfew and a presentation on the Brent Spence Bridge project and the related Goebel Park mitigation.
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The agenda for the meeting includes a point-by-point update on the 10-point plan as follows:
- Public/Private partnerships Business & Community advisory board; Visits to neighborhoods; Calls to top 100 businesses; Work with Covington Business Council, Latonia Business Association, and the Mainstrasse Village Association; Covington Youth Commission; and the special email address
- Departmental reviews Management partner proposals
- Complete labor negotiation contracts
- Zero based budgeting
- Regional approach to shared services and privatization Dispatch
- 300 vacant properties
- Easier to do business with the City Barrier removal team (Need for business ambassador as single point of contact)
- Marketing team Staff contact need
- Reduce City's 2.5% payroll tax rate
- CREZ incentives These are proposed incentives to boost business development in vacant storefronts
- Brent Spence Bridge Project & Goebel Park Mitigation Presentation
- KRS 82 and Lien Priorities Presentation
- Daytime Curfew Update
- Proposed TANK Resolution
- Top 100 Business Contact Calls
- Prioritization of Parking Lot Items
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