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Hudson Weighs Main Street Patio Plan Against Parking

Hudson City Council discusses a plan by Hudson’s Restaurant, 80 N. Main St., to renovate its facade and expand outdoor seating. The design would shift the sidewalk walk zone and cause a net loss of three angled parking spaces. Council members weigh downtown parking capacity, handicapped spaces and whether approval would set a precedent for other Main Street businesses. The city engineer also explains how removing the midblock crosswalk could win back spaces. This video shows a portion of the discussion. Read the full article on NEOhio.news.
October 27th, 2026 •
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August 11th, 2026
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Hudson Residents Push Back on Clinton Crossing Home Prices as Council Reviews Drainage and Drilling Plans
The Hudson City Council reviews a major stormwater study, grapples with how to fund roughly $24 million in recommended projects, and adopts tougher horizontal directional drilling and hydro‑vac safety standards after recent regional gas-line incidents. Council also hears updates on downtown redevelopment plans, new inclusive play spaces, and resident concerns over housing affordability and golf cart rules.
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August 10th, 2026
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Hudson Officials Sort Out Zoning, Design for $11 Million Clinton Crossing Site
The Hudson City Council and Planning Commission hash out the future of the Clinton Crossing concept plan, weighing community feedback, housing mix, and a proposed market hall against gaps in the city’s planned development rules. Members debate TIF financing, how to choose a master developer, and whether to change zoning first or move the project ahead while code updates catch up.
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July 28th, 2026
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Hudson Rethinks Emergency Alerts and Event Safety
The Hudson City Council examines how emergency messages are sent, debated, and followed up—from CodeRED alerts and coordination with neighboring communities to closing the loop with residents after gas explosions and shootings. Council and staff also question the city’s clunky Notify Me system and weigh new tools and fireworks-site changes to improve safety at large events.
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