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FERNALD COMMUNITY REUSE ORGANIZATION MEMO/LETTER SENT OUT DISTRIBUTION LIST CONCERNING NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR URBAN

OCTOBER 21 & 22 MEETING AT THE VENICE HISTORICAL ANTIQUE MALL ESTATE HALL

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - ALSO CONTAINS MEETING AGENDA FOR

DOE-0029-97 DOE-FN CRO MEMBERS 20 MEMO

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Fernald Area Office memorandum DATE:

.DOE-0029-97 REPLY TO

ATTN OF: FEMPStegner

SUBJECT: NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

To: Distribution

The Nationa, Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will ..ost a series o meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations to discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization. Your participation is requested during a special session on worker transition issues.

Retained by the US. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprised o f economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is to help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization to serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP); disposition of excess facilities and equipment: and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region; identify existing regional economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the Fernald Community Reuse Organization an overall strategy to promote regional economic development and community revitalization.

The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited t o attend the session on worker transition issues on Monday, October 21 from 2:15 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton- Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.

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Your input on these issues is important. To confirm your attendance, please call Julie Loerch, Fluor Daniel Fernald, at 648-4071. I hope you can join the discussion.

Public Affairs Director

Distribution:

Robert D. Baney, WT-1, FORS Deborah A. Swichkow, FT-1, FORS Glenn Griffiths, DOE-FEMP

cc: J. Loerch, FDF

Department of Energy Ohio Field Office

Fernald Area Office P. 0. Box 538705

Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

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DOE-0028-97

Dear Community Reuse Organization Member:

COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

As you know, the National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations to discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO).

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region; identify existing regional economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the Fernald CRO an overall strategy t o promote regional economic development and community revitalization

As a CRO member, you are invited t o participate in any of the informal roundtable discussions offered during the t w o days which may interest you. An agenda is enclosed. However, your attendance is requested during CUED's final presentation t o the CRO on Tuesday, October 22 from 4 p.m. t o 5:30 p.m. All of the sessions will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.

To confirm your attendance at any of the sessions offered, please call Julie Loerch, Fluor Daniel Fernald, at 648-4071. I hope you can join the discussions.

Sincerely,

Di Ste er

Enclosure: As Stated.

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NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

OCTOBER 21 & 22, 1996 MEETING AGENDA

VENICE HISTORICAL ANTIQUE MALL ESTATE HALL

October 21

8 a.m. - 9 a.m.

9:15 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

12:15 p.m. - 1 p.m.

1 p.m. - 2 p.m.

2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

4 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

October 22

8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.

10:15 a.m., - 11 :45 a.m.

Noon - 1:30 p.m.

2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Overview

Tour

Economic Developers

Break for Lunch

Local Lenders

Worker Transition

* Small Business Support Programs

Community Residents

Local Businesses

Technology Transfer

Local Elected Officials (Working Lunch)

CUED Team prepares final presentation

CUED Team presents final recommendations t o the Fernald Community Reuse Organization

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Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

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Dear Stakeholder:


The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of mcatIn~s CR Octcber 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations t o discuss the creation of an economic devellopment strategy for PEia new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRQ). Your participation is requested during a special session designed for economic developers.

Retained by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprising economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is to help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new CRO t o serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP); disposition of excess facilities and equipment; and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunitles boa, and obstacles tu2 swxessful economic development in our region; identify existing regiorraQ economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the CRO overall strategy t o promote regional economic development and community revitalization.

The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited to attend the session for economic developers on Monday, October 21 from 10:45 am to 12:15 pm. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


Sincerely, ., 1 /'

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J. Loerch, FDF


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Dear Stakeholder:



Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

DOE-0020-97

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The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations t o discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special segment designed for local lenders.

Retained by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprising economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is to help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new CRO to serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP); disposition of excess facilities and equipment; and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region; identify existing regional economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the CRO overall strategy to promote regional economic development 2nd community revitalization.

The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited to attend the session for local lenders on Monday, October 21 from 1 p.m. t o 2 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


Sincerely,


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Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

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DOE-0022-97

Dear Stakeholder:


The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of .

meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations to discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special session on worker transition issues.

Retained by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprising economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is to help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new CRO to serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP); disposition of excess facilities and equipment: and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region: identify existing regional economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the CRO overall strategy to promote regional economic development and community revitalization.

The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited t o attend the session for worker transition issues on Monday, October 21 from 2:15 pm to 3:45 pm. The meeting will be held a t the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


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Dear Stakeholder:



Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

DOE-0023-97


The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of meeticgs on Cz:abcr 2? 2nd 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations t o discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special session on small business support programs.

Retained by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprising economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is to help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new CRO t o serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP); disposition of excess facilities and equipment; and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region; identify existing regional economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the CRO overall strategy t o promote regional economic development and community revitalization.

The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited to attend the session for small business support programs on Monday, October 21 from 4:OO pm to 5:15 pm. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


Sincerely,

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J. Loerch, FDF


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Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

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DO E-0024-97

Dear Stakeholder:


The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of meetings or? October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from locA and regional organizations t o discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special session for community residents.

Retained by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprising economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is t o help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new CRO to serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP); disposition of excess facilities and equipment; and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region: identify existing regional economic development programs; and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the CRO overall strategy to promote regional economic development and community revitalization.

The two days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited t o attend the session for community residents on Monday, October 21 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


Sincerely, ..


J. Loerch, FDF



Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (513) 648-31 55

DOE-0025-97

Dear Stakeholder:


The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations Po discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special session for local businesses.



The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited t o attend the session for local businesses on Tuesday, October 22 from 8:30 am to 1O:OO am. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


Sincerely,


J. Loerch, FDF &, Recycled and Recyckable @ lo



Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (51 3) 648-31 55

DOE-0026-97

Dear Stakeholder:


The National Council for Urban Economic Development (CUED) will host a series of meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations t o discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special session on technology transfer.



The two days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions between the CUED team and participants. You are invited to attend the session on the possible role of technology transfer in regional economic development. The session will be on Tuesday, October 22 from 10:15 am to 11:45 am. The meeting will be held at the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


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Gary . Stegner Public Affairs Director

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Cincinnati, Ohio 45253-8705 (513) 648-3155

DOE-0027-97

Dear Stakeholder:


The Nationa! Cosncil fer Urban Economic Develooment (CUED) will host a series of meetings on October 21 and 22, 1996, with representatives from local and regional organizations to discuss the creation of an economic development strategy for the new Fernald Community Reuse Organization (CRO). Your participation is requested during a special session for local elected officials.

Retained by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), CUED is an organization comprising economic development practitioners from around the country. CUED's primary mission is to help communities, affected by DOE downsizing and site closures, develop and revitalize their local economies. DOE recently established the new CRO to serve as the Fernald communities' focal point on such issues as future land use planning of the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP): disposition of excess facilities and equipment; and community transition and economic development opportunities for the surrounding communities following remediation of the FEMP.

During CUED's two-day visit, team members will gather participants' interpretation of the opportunities for, and obstacles to, successful economic development in our region: identify existing regional economic development programs: and determine whether additional regional economic development services are needed. Based on participants' feedback, the CUED team will then recommend to the CRO overall strategy to promote regional economic development and community revitalization.

The t w o days have been organized into topic-specific, informal roundtable discussions '

between.the CUED team and participants. You are invited to attend the session for local elected officials on Tuesday, October 22 from noon until 1:30 pm. The meeting will be held a t the Venice Historical Antique Mall, Estate Hall, 4299 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Ross, Ohio.


Sincerely,

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Invitation List to the National Council for Urban Economic

Development Meetings

October 21 & 22, 1996 at the Venice Historical Antique Mall Estate Hall

pu 4 3 5 CAROL SCHROER

JOHN DOWLIN HAMILTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 138 E COURT ST, RM 603 CINCINNATI, OH 45202

Dr. Larry Morris Cincinnati State Technical and Community College 3520 Central Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45223-2690

PAM DUNN

JANET CLEMMONS BUTLER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 130 HIGH ST HAMILTON, OH 4501 1

VICKY DASTILLUNG

WILLIAM KNOLLMAN

MELVIN & JEAN KNOLLMAN

STEVE KNOLLMAN

JANE HARPER CROSBY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES 9456 DICK RD HARRISON, OH 45030

DEREK CONKLIN BUTLER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 130 HIGH ST HAMILTON, OH 4501 1

EDWA YOCUM

CINDY QUEEN HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN

HAMILTON, OH 45013 3777 HAMILTON-CLEVES RD

BOB BEDINGHAUS HA MILTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 138 E COURT ST, RM 603 CINCINNATI, OH 45202

KARL DILHOFF

EDWARD BOSSE

SCOTT KNOLLMAN

NORMAN & CAROL KNOLLMAN

ANTHONY SEARS MORGAN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES 161 6 BEBB PARK LANE OKEANA, OH 45053

TOM WILLSEY, JR ROSS TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES 3421 NEW LONDON RD HAMILTON, OH 45013

Lh 4 3 5 ED DILHOFF MORGAN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES 6231 HAMILTON-SCIPIO OKEANA, OH 45053

DAVID YOUNG ROSS TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES PO BOX 351 ROSS, OH 45061-0351

Gary Conley Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Sciences 11 11 Edison Avenue Cincinnati, OH 4521 6

Paul Brehm Local Economic Development Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce 441 Vine Street, 300 Carew Tower Cincinnati, OH 45202-281 2

Andis Udrus Department of Economic Development Director City of Cincinnati 805 Cental Avenue, Suite 710 Cincinnati, OH 45202

Curt Arulf Director, Economic Development Butler County Economic Development Department 130 High Street Hamilton, OH 4501 1-2728

Jay Grose Butler County Economic Development Department 130 High Street Hamilton, OH 4501 1-2728

Tim Bachman City of Fairfield 5350 Pleasant Ave. Fairfield, OH 45014

Randy Welker Hamilton County Development Company 1776 Mentor Avenue Cincinnati, OH 4521 2-3521

Bill Fioretti Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Sciences 11 11 Edison Avenue Cincinnati, OH 4521 6

WARREN E. STRUNK CROSBY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES 9129 NEW HAVEN RD HARRISON, OH 45030

David Buzzard Cincinnati State Technical and Community College 3520 Central Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45223-2690

Shirley Kruse Director, Regional Development Cincinnati Gas 81 Electric P.O. Box 960, Room 575 Main Cincinnati, OH 45201

Cynthia Schrader Manager, Local Economic Development Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce 441 Vine Street, 300 Carew Tower Cincinnati, OH 45202-281 2

David Krings Hamilton County Administrator 138 East Court Street, Room 603 Cincinnati, OH 45202

Daniel Evers Hamilton County Economic Development Depart. 20 High Street, Room 204 Hamilton, OH 4501 1

Neal A. Barille Planning and Economic Development City of Middletown 1 City Centre Plaza Middletown, OH 45042-1 997

Ron Carleson Small Business Administration 525 Vine Street Suite 870 Cincinnati, OH 45202

David Collins Hamilton County Development Company 1776 Mentor Avenue Cincinnati, OH 4521 2-3521

Andy Young Hamilton County Development Company 1776 Mentor Avenue Cincinnati, OH 4521 2-3521

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4 3 5 John Tiver Ohio Department of Development 77 S. High Street P.O. Box 1001 Columbus, OH 4321 6-1 001

Mike Yingling Butler County Commissioners 130 High Street Hamilton, OH 4501 1

Robert Copeland

Lisa Crawford

Ralph Hennard

Maurice Hornbach

Linda 2. Krekeler Fifth Third Bank 4005 Hamilton Cleves Hamilton, Ohio 4501 4

Dr. David R. McWilliams Ross Local School District 3371 Hamilton-Cleves Road Hamilton, Ohio 4501 3

William J. Neyer

Gary Storer

David Main Hamilton County Development Company 1776 Mentor Avenue Cincinnati, OH 4521 2-3521

Alisa Rhodes

Sharon Cornwell

Louis E. Doll

William H. Hinkle Hamilton County Communications Center 2377 Civic Center Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45231

Darryl Huff

Dan Lawler Crosby Elementary School 8382 New Haven Road Harrison, Ohio 45030

Kenneth A. Moore Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission County Administration Building 138 E. Court Street, Room 807 Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Thomas E. Renck

Robert G. Tabor

4 3 5 Larry Thinnes West Shell Realtors 7841 Tylersville Road West Chester, Ohio 45069

Laura Hafer Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 401 E. 5th Street Dayton, OH 45402

John Applegate University of Cincinnati Room 415 College of Law Cincinnati, OH 45221 -0040

Frank Birkenhauer Colerain Township Administration 4200 Springdale Road Cincinnati, OH 45251

Tom Schneider Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 401 E. 5th Street Dayton, OH 45402

John Klien Hamilton County Park 10245 Winton Road Cincinnati, OH 45231

Marvin Clawson

District

Thomas Wagner

Constance Fox

Gene Willeke Miami University Institute of Environmental Sciences 102 Boyd Hall Oxford, OH 45056

Donald Thiem

Betty McKay

Marlene Grabel

Jim Colleli Ohio Department of Health 5966 Cleveland Columbus, OH 43231

Steve Conliff

Peter Sturdevant Hamilton County Environmental Services 1632 Central Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45210

James Bierer

Tom Rentschler

Gloria McKinley

Rick Roberts Taft Stettinius& Hollister 1800 Star Bank Center 425 Walnut Cincinnati, OH 45202-3957

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Mike Juengling . Butler County Planning Department Administration Building 130 High Street Hamilton, OH 4501 1

Becky Hibbard First National Bank of SW Ohio 4079 Hamilton-Cleves Road Ross, OH 45014

Kathy Peck Butler County Joint Vocational School 3603 Hamilton Middletown Road Cincinnati, OH 4501 1

Dr. Ken Brown University of Findlay 1000 North Main Street Findlay, OH 45840-3695

Dr. Larry Morris Cincinnati State Technical and Community College 3520 Central Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45223-2690

Dr. Mike Kobuszewski Thomas More College 333 Thomas More Parkway Crestview Hills, Kentucky 41017

Dr. John Christenson University of Cincinnati PO Box 210072 Cincinnati, OH 45221

Sally Southard Butler County Commissioners 130 High Street Hamilton, OH 45011

Charles Young Charles Young Funeral Home P.O. Box 132 Ross, OH 45061

Carlton Roe1 Crateworks 5242 Alert New London Road Hamilton, OH 45013

- 4 3 5 Carolyn Andrew Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission County Administration Building 138 E. Court Street, Room 807 Cincinnati, OH 45202

Dan Kitzmiller Small Business Development Group Fifth Third Bank 38 Fountain Square Plaza Cincinnati, OH 45263

Clifford Migal Great Oaks Institute of Technology/Career Develop. 3254 East Kemper Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45241

Dr. Ted Alex University of Findlay 1000 North Main Street Findlay, OH 45840-3695

Dr. James Bast University of Cincinnati PO Box 210020 Cincinnati, OH 45221

Dr. Robert Bailey Ohio State University, Dean of Technology Transfer 216 Bevis Hall 1080 Carmack Rd. Columbus, OH 43210

Courtney Combs Butler County Commissioners 130 High Street Hamilton, OH 45011

Guy Guckenberger Hamilton County Commissioners 138 E. Court St., Room 603 Cincinnati, OH 45202

Shirley Reisiger Cincinnati Child Care Inc. 7793 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45239

Dan Cornelius Dan Cornelius Realtors P.O. Box 146 Ross, OH 45061

P ’ 4 3 5 Dave Brown Dave Brown Products 4560 Layhigh Road Hamilton, OH 45013

John Walther W&W Connections 2931 Ross Millville Road Hamilton, OH 50013

Tom Wilkerson Wilkerson Realty 2241 Cincinnati-Brookville Road Hamilton. OH 45014

Robert D. Baney Office of Worker and Community Transition U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Ave. S. W. Washinton D.C. 20585

Peter Langhorn .

Deputy Administrator of Programs Ohio Bureau of Employment Services 145 South Front Street Columbus, OH 4321 5-41 56

John Merwin Fluor Daniel Fernald MS 81-1

Julie Gosmeyer Fluor Daniel Fernald MS 81-4

Dawson Oil Company 4292 Hamilton-Cleves Road Ross, OH 45014

Ronnie Watson Watson Gravel Inc. P.O. Box 277 Ross, OH 45061

Zoe’s Herbal Kitchen P.O. Box 186 Ross, OH 45061

Deborah A. Swichkow Office of Worker and Community Transition U .S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Ave. S. W. Washinton D.C. 20585

Paul Pettit Fluor Daniel Fernald MS 81-2

Paul Turner Fluor Daniel Fernald MS 18

Rod Warner DOE FEMP MS 45

Glenn Griffiths DOE FEMP MS 45

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AMOURE rLORlST 4267 HAMILTON CLEVES HWY HAMILTON, OHIO 4501 4 4 3 5 4 168 HAM-CLEVES HWY.

ROSS, OHIO 45061

ARNHOUSE & CORNET, CPAs 759 Hamilton Cleves Rd ,amitton, Ohio 45013

CHARLES BEBllACQUA BEE'S DRIVING SCHOOL 4271 HAMILTON CLEVES RD HAMILTON, OHIO 45014

80 B WILSON BARNYARDSTORAGE 3877 KRAUS LANE ROSS. OHIO 45061

OYCE BROWN R0WN"S FAMILY FARM MARKETS 660 TIMBERMANN RD. iAMlLTON , OHIO 45013

THOMAS KROPFELD THE CARRIAGE SHOP P.O. BOX 284 ROSS, OHIO 45061

JOYCE BROWN BROWN'S COUNTRY WESTERN SHO 2660 TIMBERMANN RD. HAMILTON , OHIO 45013

HARLES YOUNG HARLES YOUNG FUNERAL HOME .O. BOX 132 OSS, OHIO 45061

CARLTON ROEL CRATEWORKS 5242 ALERT NEW LONDON RD. HAMILTON, OHIO 45013

SHIRLEY RElSlG ER CINCINNATI CHILD CARE, INC. 7793 COLERAIN AVE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239

IAN CORNELIUS IAN CORNELIUS REALTORS .O. BOX 146 OSS, OHIO 45061 .

DAWSON OIL CO. AMOCO 4292 HAMILTON CLEVES RD ROSS, OHIO 45014

DAVE BROWN DAVE BROWN PRODUCTS 4560 LAYHIGH RD. HAMILTON, OHIO 4501 3

JONALD THIEM )ONALD THIEM, TRUSTEE

IAMILTON, OHIO 45013 157 HAM-SCIPIO RD.

DR EDWARD HESSE DR. EDWARD HESSE DDS 3740 ROSSGATE CT HAiviiLTqN, OHIO 4501 3

ROBERT ELSTUN DR. ROBERT C. ELSTUN, D.D.S. 2428 BELLA VISTA DR. HAMILTON, OHIO 45014

RlCA BURNS RICA'S FLOWERS & GIFTS, INC. 733 HAMILTON CLEVES RD lAMlLTON, OHIO 4501 3

WAYNE & DOROTHY BAXTER EXCEL TELECOMMUNICATIONS 291 5 HAMILTON CLEVES RD HAMILTON. OHIO 4501 3

Sharon Webb F 2 f l IVY 0 PO BOX 538704 CINCINNATI, OHIO 45253-87004

OHN FETTERS

784 LAYHIGH RD. IAMILTON. OHIO 45013

ETTERS-THIEN INC. LINDA KREKELER FIFTH THIRD BANK 4005 HAMILTON CLEVES RD ROSS, OHIO 45014

BECKY HIBBARD FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ROSS PO BOX 566 ROSS, OHIO 45061

.1IKE AIKEN 'JTE R F I N A N C I A L I NS U R A NC E 380 PLEASANT AVE BLDG 38 AIRFIELD, OHIO 4501 4

BOB WILSON IVAL'S PIZZA 3754 HAM-CLEVES HWY HAMILTON, OHIO 4501 3

JOSEPH CONRAD NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 2416 SCHOOL RD. HAMILTON, OHIO 45013

OSEPH COPAS OSEPH P. COPAS DMD

iAMILTON, OHIO 4501 3 757 HAM-CLEVES HWY.

DARRYL HUFF THE GOOD WOOD STORE INC 4404 HAMILTON CLEVES RD SUITE ROSS, OHIO 45013

Andrew Williamson KELLEY'S CRAFTS 43500 Wade Mill Rd Fairfield. Ohio 45014

R A M A 4 3 5 i N k'RSCH SCH CPA YORTH BEECti ST 'ORD. OHIO 45056

* .-.. LARRY OGG LARRY'S FOOD MART 3920 WADE MILL RD FAIRFIELD, OHIO 45014

LARRY HUFFMAN LARRYS BARBER SHOP P.0.BOX 293 ROSS. OHIO 45061

I SPOERL :STOCK PET / GARDEN . BOX 170 4NDON. OHIO 45063

EARL HILVERS MEADOWBROOK 2398 VENICE BLVD. ROSS, OHIO 45061

BILL PIERSON LONGHORN BILLS PONY RIDES PO BOX 640 ROSS, OHIO 45061

30N BOWLING 30N BOWLING AUCTIONEERS . BOX 369 ;S, OHIO 45061

DAN MUENCHEN'S MUENCHEN'S FURNITURE 5005 CINCINNATI BROOKVILLE RD SHANDON. OHIO 45013

DAVID MEDKEFF NAPA 3963 KRAUS LN. ROSS, OHIO 45014

RICK BUSH PRIORITY TOOLS & SUPPLIES INC 4404 HAMILTON CLEVES HWY HAMILTON, OHIO 45013

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