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Ordinance 74-26 would rezone 13 parcels totaling 95.24 acres east of Nagel Road to straight C-4 General Business. Planning Commission recommended it 3-0 on June 17.
Ordinance 26-65 hands Phase 6 of the Walker Road Paving Project to Phillips Paving LLC of Chagrin Falls at $1,131,639.20, the lowest and best bid, effective on passage.
Ordinance 26-70 funds new water mains on Bruce Road, Russell Road and Douglas Drive, backed by an award from Cleveland Water's Suburban Water Main Renewal Program.
Council adopted Ordinance 4-9 unanimously on May 18, exempting improvements on the townhome parcels from property tax in exchange for service payments funding public infrastructure.
Ordinance 11532-2026 amends the 2001 settlement to resolve I-X Center and Emerald Park JEDZ tax sharing, adding a $650,000 annual PILOT plus a $2 million legal-fee payment.
The builder wants 6 feet above Brooklyn's 35-foot cap for homes in Memphis Run Communities. The zoning board deferred it 45 days in June; its July 7 vote was recorded 4-1.
The June 22 Committee-of-the-Whole paired the I-71 Crossroads Regional Transportation Study at Strongsville Recreation Center with an interview on John Rocha's Planning Commission reappointment.
The site, common areas and all 147 units get rebuilt in phases — the largest job value on any Cleveland permit filed in the past month. Three identical Ward 15 filings landed the same day.
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CLEVELANDAn emergency ordinance introduced May 7, 2026 (File 605-2026) would repeal every section of Chapter 604 of Cleveland's city code — which governs dogs that pose a threat to public safety — and replace it with six entirely new provisions.
CLEVELANDA $1.5 million Cleveland permit would convert The Hall at 1108 Kenilworth Avenue from factory use to an assembly occupancy so it can operate as a private social club. The filing also calls for sprinkler and utility upgrades and says zoning variances will be needed to address nonconforming conditions.
CLEVELANDA $1.3 million permit would add two new two-story fourplex buildings at West 61st Street Homes at Hope Commons, creating eight units in Cleveland's Ward 14. The filing is awaiting plans after entering the city system on June 30.
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CLEVELANDAn emergency ordinance introduced May 7, 2026 (File 605-2026) would repeal every section of Chapter 604 of Cleveland's city code — which governs dogs that pose a threat to public safety — and replace it with six entirely new provisions.
CLEVELANDA $1.5 million Cleveland permit would convert The Hall at 1108 Kenilworth Avenue from factory use to an assembly occupancy so it can operate as a private social club. The filing also calls for sprinkler and utility upgrades and says zoning variances will be needed to address nonconforming conditions.
CLEVELANDA $1.3 million permit would add two new two-story fourplex buildings at West 61st Street Homes at Hope Commons, creating eight units in Cleveland's Ward 14. The filing is awaiting plans after entering the city system on June 30.