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Council Member Jeff Cramerding was the lone "no" vote. "This city has got a terrible history of historic preservation," he said. "Today's vote was a huge step in the wrong direction."
The city of Cincinnati wants the West Side to have a similar access level to walking/biking paths as the East Side.
Cincinnati city leaders will seek $400,000 to kick off a multimilion-dollar plan to add about two miles of hike-bike paths on the West Side.
Funding for a new bike and pedestrian path was announced Friday that would connect Cincinnati's west side neighborhoods.
The ordinance would have removed or increased density limits in certain zoning types throughout the city, including multifamily. A council committee voted 5-2 against the ordinance, with one abstention.