#north-olmsted

North Olmsted City Council is holding a public hearing on a proposed Joint Economic Development District with Olmsted Township that would support the $16M+ Olmsted Town Center development, including a Sheetz, a McDonald's, an Aldi, and residential condominiums.

Teslegacy Inc. (Firas AlMukdad) submitted a conditional use permit application to operate an automotive repair facility at 24265 Lorain Road in North Olmsted, presented to the Planning & Design Commission on April 8, 2026.

More than 60 homes on a cluster of new streets in Olmsted Township have tapped into the North Olmsted sewer system since early 2024, tracing the quiet rise of a new residential neighborhood that is still adding residents today.

North Olmsted authorized a development agreement with R6 Motors, Inc. for the former Sears store at Great Northern Mall, potentially bringing a grocery super center and gas station under the Mall Area Mixed Use overlay district.

Engineering review for the Sheetz project at 29000 Lorain Road recommends reducing from two right-turn lanes to one, converting the extra pavement to green space while maintaining acceptable traffic levels at the intersection.

At its March 3, 2026 meeting, North Olmsted City Council heard reports on a recent multi-community power outage and a $38,070 micro-grant to expand the police body‑worn camera program, and received updates on several upcoming community events and an ongoing enforcement matter at Westbury Apartments.

Dozens of North Olmsted residents spoke at a February 24 public hearing to oppose a rezoning request that would allow multi-family housing on Butternut Ridge Road, arguing it would set a damaging precedent for the city's Historic District.

At the January 20 meeting, North Olmsted Council received a budget timeline preview, advanced a feasibility study for former school properties, and heard how a years-old confiscated silver coin case netted the city over $123,000.