The highest-priority permits, legislation, and civic activity — pulled from today's public records.
Ordinance 108-26 authorizes a contract with the lowest and best bidder to replace all designated blighted sections of residential sidewalk, curb and catch basin, introduced July 6.
Resolution 68-26 would put a police equipment and salary renewal levy to voters, while Ordinance 101-26 leases two 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe PPVs at state bid pricing.
The June 1 packet covered requests to vary property regulations from Brilliant Electric, Campea and Sons Construction and Petro Sykyda, plus sewer improvements on West Linden Lane.
Council reviews proposals to vary property regulations for Brilliant Electric, Campea and Sons Construction, and Petro Sykyda, plus ordinances 90-26 through 97-26.
February council materials document Board of Zoning Appeals action including a commercial signage variance approval — routine but revealing activity that signals ongoing developer interest in Parma's commercial corridors heading into a busy construction season.
The March 2 council session processed ordinances 26-26 through 36-26 and resolutions 20-26 through 24-26 — Parma's busiest single meeting for municipal contracting and operational legislation this quarter, reflecting active management of city services and infrastructure.
Parma attended a Cuyahoga County Supplemental Grant Program public meeting — a competitive funding source for local capital projects including infrastructure, parks, and public facilities that could influence the city's near-term investment calendar.
Resolution 57-26 would renew Parma's existing levy for patrol vehicles, communications systems, and other police equipment, preserving a dedicated funding stream for frontline public-safety hardware.
Parma's March council packet advances a utility replacement project on Laverne Avenue, Grovewood Avenue, and West 51st Street, putting neighborhood water infrastructure on this year's active construction list.
Ordinance 60-26 would authorize construction of a commemorative arch for Parma's bicentennial, turning the city's 2026 anniversary into a visible capital project rather than a one-off celebration.
The April 6 council packet bundles resolutions 44-26 through 49-26 and ordinances 50-26 through 60-26 — Parma's largest single-meeting legislative batch this year.
Full minutes from the March 2 regular meeting capture votes on ordinances 25-26 through 36-26 and resolutions 20-26 through 24-26, with mayoral and departmental attendance.
| Record Type | Date | Record Name | Location | Summary | Action |
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Agenda | Aug 3, 2026 | City Council Regular Council Meeting Materials Agenda | Parma | City Council agenda for the city council regular council meeting materials on August 3, 2026. | |
Agenda | Jul 6, 2026 | Regular Council Meeting Materials Agenda | Parma | The Regular Council Meeting on July 3, 2026, includes various ordinances and resolutions for discussion, addressing… | |
Agenda | Jun 15, 2026 | Tax Budget Hearing Agenda | Parma | The Tax Budget Hearing for 2027 is scheduled for June 16, 2026, at 6:00 P.M. Various related documents, including the… | |
Agenda | Jun 15, 2026 | Regular Council Meeting Materials Agenda | Parma | The June 13, 2026, Regular Council Meeting includes discussions on various resolutions and ordinances, such as the 2027… | |
Agenda | Jun 1, 2026 | Regular Council Meeting Materials Agenda | Parma | The May 30, 2026 Parma Regular Council Meeting agenda includes review and discussion of multiple ordinances and… | |
Agenda | May 18, 2026 | City Council Regular Council Meeting Materials Agenda | Parma | The City Council holds a regular meeting on May 16, 2026, to discuss proposed legislation, including several… |
| Record Type | Date | Record Name | Location | Summary | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Legislation | Mar 20, 2026 | Codified Ordinances | Parma | This record is Parma's codified ordinances reference page rather than a single piece of legislation. |