Cleveland public meetings in 2021

City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a special meeting to read and pass an emergency ordinance. The measure proposes amendments to the Lakefront Parks Lease with the Board of Park Commissioners for the Cleveland Metropolitan Park District to modify certain property boundaries.

• Emergency ordinance to amend Lakefront Parks Lease boundaries

Committee of the Whole

The Cleveland City Council Committee of the Whole is reviewing several ordinances regarding urban development and city infrastructure. Proposed actions include authorizing new tax increment financing agreements and property leases for various projects. The agenda also includes discussions on creating a new tourism division and managing utility contracts.

• TIF agreement with Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp for Innovation Square ($1.3M loan)
• Lease of Opportunity Corridor Superblock 3B to Norsom Development & Construction LLC
• Acquisition of John Raper School at 1596 East 68th Street for redevelopment
• Creation of the Division of Special Events, Filming, and Tourism within Public Works
• TIF agreement with Vispiri Flats LLC for the Cleveland Whiskey Project

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee is reviewing emergency ordinances regarding airport operations and infrastructure. Items include amending car rental lease agreements and authorizing a fire protection system replacement. The committee will also consider design services for South Campus development and land leases for Burke Lakefront Airport.

• Amending car rental lease agreements and fees at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Fire protection system replacement project for the Division of Airports
• Professional design services for the South Campus development area
• Submerged land leases at Burke Lakefront Airport

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding local development and community funding. This includes tax increment financing for the Innovation Square and 55 Public Square projects. The agenda also covers property acquisition and grants for residential treatment and senior home repairs.

• TIF agreement with Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. for Innovation Square
• Acquisition of John Raper School at 1596 East 68th Street
• TIF agreement for the redevelopment of 55 Public Square
• TIF agreement for Cleveland Whiskey Project at 601 Stones Levee Road
• Grant for a residential treatment facility at 1227 Ansel Road

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding property acquisitions and budget adjustments. The agenda includes plans to acquire multiple school properties for future redevelopment and an appropriation of $34,800,000 to the General Fund. Additionally, the council will review liquor license applications and various resolutions.

• Additional appropriations of $34,800,000 to the General Fund
• Acquisition of Audubon School at 3055 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive for redevelopment
• Funding for affordable housing development at 9410 Hough Avenue using federal funds
• Contract renewal with Kyndryl, Inc. for Oracle Customer Care and Billing System support
• Grant application for the 2022-24 Solid and Infectious Waste program

Finance Committee

The Cleveland Finance Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city property. These include land sales for urban farming, new leases for apartment development, and tax increment financing for the Orlando Baking Company Project.

• Lease with Landmark At The Lake, LLC for apartments and parking
• Sale of 4115 Bridge Avenue to May Dugan Center
• Purchase agreement and TIF for Orlando Baking Company Project
• Land sale north of Otter Avenue to Rid-All Foundation, Inc.
• Application for Ohio City Community Entertainment District

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will consider several ordinances regarding city property, including a 93-year lease for apartment development. Other items include vacating portions of various streets and granting easements to the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District.

• Lease with Landmark At The Lake, LLC for apartments and parking
• Property lease under Superior Viaduct Arch Number 4 for yard expansion
• Ordinances to vacate portions of Gladys Avenue and Morgana Avenue
• Easements for the NEORSD Shoreline Consolidation Sewer Project
• Sale of property at 8555 Hough Avenue to Hanna Brothers I LLC

Joint Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability and Finance Committees are meeting to consider two emergency ordinances. One ordinance proposes appropriating American Rescue Plan Act funds for contracts through 2026. Another involves authorizing loans to New Village Corporation for the acquisition of Shaker Square Shopping Center.

• Appropriation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
• Loan agreements with New Village Corporation for Shaker Square Shopping Center
• Economic development assistance in the Buckeye-Woodland corridor

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances to appropriate American Rescue Plan Act funds for various contracts. The agenda also includes several property sales and development agreements, including projects at 4115 Bridge Avenue and the Orlando Baking Company.

• Appropriation of ARPA funds for various contracts
• Sale of 4115 Bridge Avenue to May Dugan Center
• Sale of property on Otter Avenue to Rid-All Foundation, Inc.
• Development agreements for the Orlando Baking Company Project
• Loan agreement for Shaker Square Shopping Center redevelopment

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including property transfers for the Tremont Oaks apartment project and a water main renewal program. The agenda also includes liquor license applications and various city service contracts.

• Property transfer from ODOT and sale to 2260 West 14th Street, LLC for the Tremont Oaks apartment project
• A water main renewal program for repairs and replacements from 2022 through 2026
• A property exchange agreement with Cleveland Metropolitan School District to facilitate park construction and land use
• Contracts for hauling and disposing of residuals at the Crown Water Works Plant
• Liquor license applications, including a transfer for Siwang Food Mart, Inc.

Finance Committee

The committee will consider emergency ordinances for various development projects using Tax Increment Financing. The agenda also includes a cooperative agreement for Progressive Field and city energy procurement.

• TIF agreement with Inspiron Group Ltd. for 3101 Euclid Ave
• TIF agreement for Hotel Cleveland Project at 24 Public Square
• Cooperative agreement regarding Progressive Field modernizations
• TIF agreement for project at East 105th and Cedar Avenue
• Grant agreement with GlenVillage LLC for incubator at Glenville Circle North

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider several emergency ordinances regarding local development projects. These include Tax Increment Financing agreements for properties on Euclid Avenue, Public Square, and East 105th Street. The agenda also covers the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds for community health and various contracts.

• TIF agreement with Inspiron Group Ltd. for 3101 Euclid Ave
• TIF agreement with Skyline Investments Inc. for Hotel Cleveland Project
• Cooperative agreement for Progressive Field modernizations
• TIF agreement with Fairmount Properties, LLC at East 105th and Cedar Avenue
• Grant agreement with GlenVillage LLC for Glenville Circle North incubator

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances during its November 15 meeting. These include proposals for property sales, environmental service contracts, and a ban on large balloon releases. The council is also considering various redevelopment projects through tax increment financing.

• Ordinance prohibiting the release of large numbers of balloons
• Tax increment financing for 55 Public Square and Cleveland Whiskey Project
• Contract renewal with Partners Environmental Consulting, Inc.
• Sale of city-owned property at 8555 Hough Avenue
• Loan agreement for Shaker Square Shopping Center acquisition

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and services. Items include contracts for waste disposal, street resurfacing, and security services. The meeting also covers easement grants and property sales.

• Sale of city property north of Otter Avenue to Rid-All Foundation, Inc.
• Easement grant to Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company in Mercedes Cotner Park
• Contracts for hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal services
• Program to provide free feminine hygiene products in City Hall and recreation centers
• Armed security services for West Side Market parking lots

Joint Committee

The Joint Committee of the Transportation and Finance Committees is considering several emergency ordinances related to airport operations. These proposals involve new lease agreements, equipment maintenance contracts, and the acquisition of a passenger boarding bridge.

• Lease agreement with Constant Aviation, Inc. for space at 19200 Primary Road and 5200 Secondary Road
• Maintenance contracts with Wausau Equipment Company, Inc. for snow removal equipment
• Purchase or lease of one passenger boarding bridge including installation
• Renewal of professional services contract with AECOM Technical Services, Inc.

Finance Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding property acquisitions and municipal service contracts. Items include the purchase of South High and Mound Schools for redevelopment and various agreements for waste disposal, security, and urban forestry.

• Purchase and leaseback of South High School at 7415 Broadway Avenue
• Grant agreement with FRONT Exhibition Company for the 2022 exhibition
• Acquisition of Mound School at 5405 Mound Avenue for redevelopment
• Contracts for hazardous waste disposal and cleaning services
• Program to provide free feminine hygiene products in City Hall and recreation centers

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance regarding the purchase and redevelopment of South High School at 7415 Broadway Avenue for a public safety training academy. This includes a twenty-year leaseback of part of the property to the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. The committee will also consider a grant agreement with FRONT Exhibition Company to finance costs for the 2022 FRONT Exhibition.

• Purchase and redevelopment of South High School at 7415 Broadway Avenue
• Twenty-year leaseback of property to Cleveland Metropolitan School District
• Grant agreement with FRONT Exhibition Company for the 2022 FRONT Exhibition

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is considering several emergency ordinances regarding city property and business districts. Items include the establishment of an entertainment district in Ohio City and the acquisition of the John Raper School for future redevelopment. The council is also reviewing various liquor license applications.

• Establishment of the Ohio City Community Entertainment District
• Acquisition of John Raper School at 1596 East 68th Street for redevelopment
• Sale of City properties to Project Boron, LLC for the Orlando Baking Company Project
• Lease amendment for Cleveland Police Commission office space at 3631 Perkins Avenue
• New liquor license applications for Aldi, Inc. and Family Dollar Stores of Ohio, Inc.

Health and Human Services Committee

The provided agenda contains only a meeting notice for the November 8, 2021, committee meeting. No specific discussion items or proposed actions are listed in the document.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider an emergency ordinance for a development agreement with Bedrock Management Services LLC regarding the Vision for the Valley Plan area. The committee will also review agreements for homebuyer loan loss reserves and upgrades to the Cleveland Municipal Court phone system.

• Development agreement with Bedrock Management Services LLC for infrastructure improvements
• Agreement with CHN Housing Partners to provide loan loss reserves for homebuyers
• Amendment to Section 605.10 regarding unnecessary noise
• Compensation changes for various classifications
• Software and professional services to upgrade the Cleveland Municipal Court phone system

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to authorize a development agreement with Bedrock Management Services LLC. This agreement involves planning private development and infrastructure improvements in the Project area. These actions are intended to align with the Vision for the Valley Plan.

• Emergency ordinance for development agreement with Bedrock Management Services LLC
• Private development and infrastructure improvements in the Project area
• Alignment with the Vision for the Valley Plan

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is considering an ordinance to change the Use, Area and Height Districts for specific parcels of land. These parcels are located northeast and southwest of Lakeview Road, south of Beulah Avenue.

• Ordinance 842-2021 regarding use, area, and height district changes
• Map Change 2626 involving parcels near Lakeview Road and Hough Bakery

City Council

The council reviewed amendments to sewer rentals and charges alongside several emergency ordinances. Items discussed included property sales for community use and new contracts for police equipment and utility services.

• Amendments to sewer rentals, charges, and service rates (Ordinance 1393-2019)
• Contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police tasers and accessories (Ordinance 762-2021)
• Agreement with CHN Housing Partners for homebuyer loan loss reserves (Ordinance 942-2021)
• Sale of city property at 4115 Bridge Avenue to May Dugan Center (Ordinance 945-2021)
• Property acquisition and easements for the Towpath Trail Stage 2 Project (Ordinance 757-2021)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and utility services. Discussions include property acquisitions for the Towpath Trail and telecommunication contracts for the Division of Water. The agenda also includes updates to food shop license fees and public health grant applications.

• $500,000 CARES Act loan and $500,000 NDIF grant for MAGNET headquarters at 1800 East 63rd Street
• Property and easement acquisitions for the Towpath Trail Stage 2 Project
• Non-competitive contracts with three vendors for heavy-duty construction equipment repairs
• Amendments to food shop license fees and categories
• A 99-year lease agreement with Cleveland Metropolitan Park District for the Towpath Trail

Joint Committee

The Joint Safety and Finance Committees are meeting to consider an emergency ordinance regarding equipment for the Division of Police. This measure would authorize the Director of Public Safety to enter into contracts without competitive bidding with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for tasers, accessories, licenses, training, and certification.

• Emergency Ordinance 762-2021 authorizing non-competitive contracts with Axon Enterprise, Inc.
• Contract term not to exceed one year with four one-year renewal options

Health and Human Services Committee

The Health and Human Services Committee will meet on October 25, 2021, at a special start time. The meeting includes a discussion regarding the use of ARPA funds for public health purposes.

• Discussion about using ARPA funds for public health purposes

Joint Committee

The Joint Utilities and Finance Committees are reviewing ordinances related to city utility services. These items involve amendments to codes regarding sewerage rates, water service fees, and affordability programs.

• Emergency Ordinance 1393-2019 regarding sewer rates and affordability programs
• Ordinance 178-2021 regarding water service fees and charges
• Repeal of Section 535.37 concerning using water without permission

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance authorizing a loan and grant agreement with Manufacturing Advocacy & Growth Network, Inc. (MAGNET). This funding is intended to assist with machinery purchases and construction costs at 1800 East 63rd Street.

• Emergency Ordinance 885-2021: $500,000 CARES Act loan and $500,000 NDIF grant for MAGNET
• Funding for machinery, equipment, and construction at 1800 East 63rd Street

Utilities Committee

The committee will review amendments to water bill credits and testing programs. Members will also consider several non-competitive contracts for telecommunications, equipment repairs, and waste disposal. Updates on a water rate study and delinquent accounts are also scheduled.

• Ordinance amending water bill credits and monitoring programs
• Telecommunication service contract with Windstream Holdings II, LLC
• Equipment repair contracts for heavy-duty construction machinery
• Transfer of Cleveland Public Power tax remittances for 2022 and 2023
• Contract for hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal services

City Council

The council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a proposal to acquire the Mound School property at 5405 Mound Avenue for redevelopment. Other items include new lease agreements for airport services and tax increment financing for local development projects. Several ordinances regarding casino revenue fund usage were also passed.

• Proposal to acquire Mound School at 5405 Mound Avenue for redevelopment
• Lease agreement with Constant Aviation, Inc. at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• TIF Agreement with Fairmount Properties, LLC at East 105th and Cedar Avenue
• Program for free feminine hygiene products in City Hall and recreation centers
• Passed ordinance for the Waverly & Oak Apartments Project at 5506 Detroit Avenue

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city land use and services. These include property acquisitions for the Towpath Trail, grant acceptance for summer food programs, and lease amendments for public docks and trails.

• Property and easement acquisition for Towpath Trail Stage 2 Project
• Ohio Department of Education grant for Summer Food Service Program at Camp George Forbes
• Lease amendment with Columbus Road Foundry, LLC for boardwalk and docks
• License agreement with Case Western Reserve University for Doan Brook watershed use
• 99-year lease and management agreement with Cleveland Metropolitan Park District

Finance Committee

The committee will consider several emergency ordinances regarding city contracts and property transfers. Key items include financing for the Waverly & Oak Apartments and a loan for the Innovation Square Project. The agenda also includes grant applications and police equipment purchases.

• TIF agreement with 5506 Detroit, LLC for Waverly & Oak Apartments
• $1.3M loan for the Innovation Square Project
• Sale of 10700 Churchill Avenue to The NRP Group LLC
• Grant application for Summer Food Service Program at Camp George Forbes
• MOU with Ohio Attorney General to investigate human trafficking

Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to public safety operations. These include proposals for taser procurement, renewing Justice Center space, and applying for federal grants.

• Non-competitive contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for tasers and training
• Renewal of lease for space in the Cuyahoga County Justice Center
• MOU with Ohio Attorney General to investigate human trafficking
• Appropriation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
• FEMA Port Security Grant application for a police boat

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance for a Tax Increment Financing Agreement with 5506 Detroit, LLC. The agenda also includes a loan agreement for the Innovation Square Project and the sale of city property at 10700 Churchill Avenue.

• TIF agreement for Waverly & Oak Apartments at 5506 Detroit Avenue
• $1.3M loan agreement for the Innovation Square Project
• Sale of city property at 10700 Churchill Avenue to The NRP Group LLC

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances, including food distribution programs funded by casino revenue. The agenda also includes grant applications for maternal health services and a loan agreement for the MAGNET headquarters at 1800 East 63rd Street.

• Loan and grant agreement with MAGNET for new headquarters at 1800 East 63rd Street
• Grants for MomsFirst project services via the Invest in Children program
• Food distribution programs using Casino Revenue Funds in various wards
• Contract for temporary and seasonal personnel for the Department of Public Works
• Purchase of trees and labor for urban forestry services

Health and Human Services Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to accept a grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. This funding is intended for the operation of the Division of Air Quality. The ordinance also authorizes contracts for equipment and improvements to air monitoring sites.

• Emergency Ordinance 838-2021: Accepting an Ohio EPA grant for air quality operations
• Authorization for contracts regarding services, equipment, and supplies for the Division of Air Quality
• Plans for constructing or improving air monitoring sites on city property

Finance Committee

The committee is considering several emergency ordinances regarding environmental compliance and financial consulting for the Department of Port Control. Members will also review an Ohio EPA grant for air quality operations and amendments to employee compensation classifications. Additionally, resolutions supporting local conservation and tree planting grants are on the agenda.

• Ordinance for Port Control environmental compliance consultants
• Renewal of Johnson Controls, Inc. contract for fire suppression systems
• Ohio EPA grant acceptance for Division of Air Quality operations
• Amendment to compensation classifications in Ordinance No. 194-2021
• Support for West Creek Conservancy and Western Reserve Land Conservancy grants

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee is reviewing three emergency ordinances for the Department of Port Control. These items include hiring consultants for environmental compliance and financial services, as well as renewing a fire system maintenance contract.

• Ordinance 692-2021: Consultants for environmental compliance (5-year term)
• Ordinance 760-2021: Renewal of Johnson Controls, Inc. contract for fire systems
• Ordinance 766-2021: Consultants for financial and accounting services

City Council

The Council is reviewing notices for the Larchmere Homes multi-family development and several liquor license applications. Proposed legislation includes amendments to food shop fees, solid waste service contracts, and a grant application for a new police boat. The meeting also addressed utility easements and public art projects.

• Notice of intent to apply for 30-unit Larchmere Homes development in Ward 6
• Proposed ordinance amending food shop licenses, fees, and categories
• Proposed contract amendment with GT Environmental for solid waste services
• Proposed FEMA grant application for a new police boat
• Passed permit for public art at Kovacic Recreation Center

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is holding a special meeting on October 4, 2021. The agenda includes a discussion of American Rescue Plan Act funds, though specific details are deferred to the meeting notice.

• American Rescue Plan Act Funds

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and development projects. This includes easements for the NEORSD Shoreline Storage Tunnel Project in City parks and property transfers for the Hotel Cleveland Project. The committee will also consider funding for Progressive Field modernizations and fire department equipment.

• Easements at City parks for NEORSD Shoreline Storage Tunnel Project
• Property acquisition at 24 Public Square for Hotel Cleveland Project
• Cooperative agreement for Progressive Field modernizations and City funding
• Purchase of propane-fired training system for the Division of Fire
• Public art installation contract at Kovacic Recreation Center

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will continue discussions regarding the Cleveland City Council Action Plan for American Rescue Plan Act funds. This meeting follows a Special Council Meeting held on October 4, 2021.

• American Rescue Plan Act funds action plan

Safety Committee

The committee will discuss Issue 24, which is on the November election ballot. Members will also consider ordinances regarding fund numbers for turnout gear and a propane-fired training system for the Division of Fire.

• Ordinance 652-2021: Amend ordinance 202-2020 to add fund numbers for turnout gear purchases
• Ordinance 660-2021: Authorize contracts for a propane-fired training system and props for the Division of Fire
• Discussion regarding Issue 24 on the November election ballot

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances for economic development and infrastructure. This includes a loan for the Innovation Square Project and a cooperative agreement for Progressive Field. Several airport lease renewals were also passed.

• Loan agreement with Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation for the Innovation Square Project
• Sale of 10700 Churchill Avenue to The NRP Group LLC for the Churchill Gateway project
• Cooperative agreement regarding modernization and financing for Progressive Field
• Lease renewal with FedEx Corporation at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Grant acceptance from Ohio EPA for the Division of Air Quality

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding airport operations and infrastructure. This includes applying for state funding for a pedestrian bridge study and renewing various lease agreements at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

• Amending car rental concession fees at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Applying for ODOT funding for the Lakefront Pedestrian Bridge study
• Renewing FedEx lease for warehouse and office space at 5701 Postal Road
• Renewing AvAir Pros Services contract for airport baggage handling systems
• Purchasing an aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicle

Finance Committee

The committee is considering several emergency ordinances regarding property transfers for housing and commercial projects. Items include funding for broadband networks, court technology upgrades, and food bank improvements. The agenda also includes resolutions on environmental goals and animal welfare legislation.

• Property acquisitions at 5506 Detroit Avenue for the Waverly & Oak Apartments Project
• Loan and grant agreements for the CentroVilla25 Project at West 25th Street and Clark Avenue
• Contract amendment with Nashwest, LLC for court case management services
• Capital improvement funding for the Greater Cleveland Food Bank
• Development of a citywide broadband network

Joint Committee

This agenda serves as a formal notice for a joint meeting of the Finance and Development, Planning and Sustainability committees. No specific items or topics are listed for discussion in this document.

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to purchase and lease back South High School for a public safety training academy. Other items include easement agreements for the Shoreline Storage Tunnel Project and permits for utility and restaurant encroachments.

• Purchase and 20-year leaseback of South High School at 7415 Broadway Avenue
• Easements for NEORSD Shoreline Storage Tunnel Project in city parks
• ODOT funding application for Lakefront Pedestrian Bridge study
• Permit for Muldoon’s LLC to encroach on East 185th Street
• Renaming Ken Johnson Recreation Center to Woodland Recreation Center

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing emergency ordinances to acquire properties for the Waverly & Oak, Innovation Square, Northern Ohio Blanket Mills, and CentroVilla25 projects. These items also include authorizing grants and loans to provide economic development assistance for these developments.

• Property acquisition at 5506 Detroit Avenue for Waverly & Oak Apartments Project
• Property acquisition on East 105th Street for Innovation Square Project
• Property acquisition of former Blanket Mills building on Fulton Road
• Grant agreement with Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for CentroVilla25 Project
• Loan agreements for the Innovation Square, Blanket Mills, and CentroVilla25 projects

City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a discussion regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. No legislation, actions, or other business are scheduled for this meeting.

• Discussion of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding

City Council

The City Council will hold a discussion regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. No actions, legislation, or other business are scheduled for this meeting.

• Discussion on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances for the city. These include infrastructure projects on West Franklin Boulevard and Carter Road, as well as accepting federal rental assistance funds. The committee is also considering utility easements and community grants.

• Consent for West Franklin Boulevard improvements from West 85th Street to West 25th Street
• Easement grant to Dominion Energy Ohio at Humphrey Park
• Acceptance of U.S. Treasury funding for the Emergency Rental Assistance program
• Construction of a retaining wall on Carter Road
• Grant agreement with the Greater Cleveland Film Commission

City Council

The City Council meeting includes several oaths of office for department directors and numerous liquor license applications. The agenda also features emergency ordinances regarding court technology, city hall concessions, and infrastructure easements.

• Notice of intent to apply for funding for The Arch at Saint Michael development (3146 Scranton Road).
• Emergency ordinance for a contract amendment with Nashwest, LLC regarding court case management.
• Emergency ordinance for easements in City parks for the NEORSD Shoreline Storage Tunnel Project.
• Emergency ordinance for a food and beverage concession agreement inside City Hall.
• Liquor license applications for various businesses including Uncle Hospitality Group LLC at 2537 Lorain Ave.

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city grants and development projects. These include funding for rental assistance, repairs at 4115 Bridge Avenue, and economic development loans.

• US Treasury funds for Emergency Rental Assistance
• Grant for repairs at 4115 Bridge Avenue via May Dugan Center
• Nonforgivable loan to 7501 Carnegie, LLC for Central Kitchen equipment
• TIF agreement for Cross Country Mortgage Services Project
• Grants for the Greater Cleveland Film Commission and Sports Commission

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to change the use, area, and height districts for certain parcels of land. These changes affect areas south of the future Opportunity Corridor Boulevard between East 75th Street and East 79th Street.

• Ordinance 436-2021: Changing use, area, and height districts (Map Change 2641)
• Zoning change for land south of future Opportunity Corridor Boulevard between E 75th St and E 79th St

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will provide an overview of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. This meeting will be conducted electronically.

• Overview of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance regarding a funding agreement with the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District. This funding would support the Department of Public Safety’s Environmental Crimes Task Force. The funds are intended for training and equipment to combat illegal dumping.

• Emergency Ordinance 533-2021 regarding funding from Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
• Funding for training and equipment for the Environmental Crimes Task Force

Health and Human Services Committee

The committee will discuss an emergency ordinance regarding grant applications for 2022-23 aging and disability programs. The meeting will also include an update on the City's COVID-19 efforts.

• Emergency Ordinance 537-2021: Authorizing grants from Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging
• Update on City COVID-19 efforts

Joint Committee

The provided agenda contains only a notice for a joint meeting of the Municipal Services & Properties and Development Planning & Sustainability Committees. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in the document.

City Council

This special meeting was called for the purpose of filling a vacancy on the Cleveland City Council for Ward 4. The agenda includes communications regarding the oath of office for Marion Anita Gardner, whose appointment became effective July 30, 2021.

• Filling the Ward 4 Council Member vacancy
• Oath of Office for Marion Anita Gardner

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will hold a virtual meeting to discuss the City's Department of Public Safety divisions. The discussion will focus on concerns regarding staffing, hiring, and retention.

• Discussion of staffing, hiring, and retention in the Department of Public Safety divisions

City Council

The City Council will review ordinances regarding US Treasury rental assistance and the acquisition of South High School for a public safety training academy. The agenda also includes several liquor license applications and notices of intent for housing development funding.

• Emergency ordinance to accept US Treasury funding for Emergency Rental Assistance
• Agreement with Cleveland Metropolitan School District to purchase/lease South High School at 7415 Broadway Avenue
• Acceptance of a $9,800 FEMA grant for the Firefighters Grant Program
• Initiative petition to amend the City Charter regarding policing reform and oversight
• Numerous liquor license applications and transfers across various wards

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider several emergency ordinances, including the appropriation of property for a new police headquarters along the Opportunity Corridor. The agenda also includes discussions on various public health grants, street renaming, and sidewalk improvements.

• Appropriating property for a new police headquarters west of East 75th Street
• Renaming All-Star Field at Luke Easter Park to “CC Sabathia Field at Luke Easter Park”
• Agreement with SCAR, LLC to replace sidewalks around Woodland Cemetery on East 66th and 71st Streets
• Designating East 124th Street between Superior Avenue and Auburndale Avenue as “Jane B. Sheats Way”
• Authorizing the Director of Port Control to enter an agreement with Team Hallahan LLC for airport lobbying services

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider several emergency ordinances related to city development and public services. These include appropriating land for a new police headquarters and authorizing various housing and community engagement initiatives.

• Appropriation of property for a new police headquarters along Opportunity Corridor
• Lease of 1400 East 105th Street for lead abatement services
• Sale of properties at Mt. Carmel Road and Woodland Avenue to CMHA
• Funding for the Middle Neighborhoods Initiative Manager salary
• Amendments to land reutilization and housing opportunity ordinances

Health and Human Services Committee

The Health and Human Services Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These items authorize the Director of Public Health to apply for various state and county grants. The agenda also includes proposals for lead investigations and radiation monitoring near Burke Lakefront Airport.

• Grant from Ohio Commission on Minority Health for Cleveland Office on Minority Health
• Grant from Ohio Department of Health for the Cities Readiness Initiative Program
• Grant from Cuyahoga County Board of Health for Public Health Emergency Preparedness
• Contract for environmental lead investigations in residences
• Agreement to monitor radiation levels near Burke Lakefront Airport

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will discuss an emergency ordinance to establish the Division of Special Events, Filming, and Tourism within the Department of Public Works. The measure introduces new regulations for film permits and updates rules for special event permits. It also proposes changes to certain compensation classifications.

• Creation of the Division of Special Events, Filming, and Tourism
• New regulations for film permits (Section 131.091)
• Amendments to special event permit rules (Section 131.07)
• Updates to compensation classifications in Ordinance No. 194-2021

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will hold a hearing regarding proposed route changes by the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA). This meeting will be conducted electronically.

• Hearing on proposed GCRTA route changes

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances, including agreements for sidewalk replacements and public safety technology. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of an interim Ward 4 Council Member and a review of a new liquor license application.

• New liquor license application for 1942 Tacos & Tequila LLC at 1220 Huron Rd.
• Approved dedication plat for Scowden Way and Division Avenue
• Agreement with SCAR, LLC to replace sidewalks near Woodland Cemetery
• Ordinance authorizing the Department of Public Safety to use Ring's public safety service
• Lease of property at 1400 East 105th Street for lead abatement services

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city property and infrastructure. These include leasing land for a recreation center and applying for state funding for road rehabilitations.

• Ground lease at 13000 Harvard Avenue for JFK Rec Center
• Easement grant at Cudell Commons to the Tamir Rice Foundation
• State funding applications for South Moreland, Shaker Square, and North Moreland
• Sale of City property at 5470 Lake Court to SCN Services LLC
• Home repair program agreements using Ward 1 and Ward 11 funds

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing Ordinance 360-2021 to change Height and Area Districts for parcels south of Tillman Avenue and north of Detroit Avenue. This proposal includes subjecting a Site Development Boundary to Section 333.02 of the Cleveland Zoning Code. The ordinance also involves attaching an Approved Site Development Plan.

• Ordinance 360-2021 regarding Height and Area District changes
• Creation of a Site Development Boundary under Section 333.02
• Attachment of an Approved Site Development Plan

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review ordinances to add property at 2831 Franklin to the Northeast Ohio Advanced Energy District. It will also consider a proposed Tax Increment Financing agreement for the Addis View Project.

• Add 2831 Franklin to Northeast Ohio Advanced Energy District
• Extend Code Studio, Inc. contract for Form-Based Zoning pilot initiative
• Extend expiration date for sustainability and energy management grant acceptance
• Proposed TIF agreement with The Inspirion Group, LTD for Addis View Project

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is considering an emergency ordinance to hire consultants for transforming city recreation centers into trauma-informed neighborhood resource centers. This initiative aims to provide programs for youth and families to prevent violence and address toxic stress. The committee will also discuss amending a grant from the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services.

• Emergency ordinance 281-2021 to hire consultants for recreation center transformation
• Emergency ordinance 331-2021 regarding an Ohio Drug Law Enforcement Fund grant amendment

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding city property and land use. This includes a long-term lease of school property for the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center and an easement at Cudell Commons. The agenda also covers building encroachment permits and a land sale to the Cleveland Public Library.

• Lease of 13000 Harvard Avenue from Cleveland Metropolitan School District
• Encroachment permit for LSMJ V, LLC at West St. Clair Avenue and West 6th Street
• Encroachment permit for East 12th Properties LLC at Hamilton Avenue and East 12th Street
• Easement granted to Tamir Rice Foundation at Cudell Commons
• Sale of property near 5806 Woodland Avenue to Cleveland Public Library

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing Ordinance No. 178-2021. This ordinance proposes amendments to city codes regarding fees and charges for water service, including water rates and an affordability program. It also seeks to repeal a section related to using water without permission.

• Amendments to Sections 533.15, 535.04, 535.05, and 535.06 regarding water service fees
• Repeal of Section 535.37 relating to using water without permission and penalties

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including land appropriation for a new police headquarters and the launch of a home repair program for seniors. The agenda also includes numerous oaths of office for city officials and the acceptance of various grants.

• Property appropriation for a new police headquarters near East 75th Street
• Launch of the Age Friendly Home Investment Program for seniors and adults with disabilities
• Grant to We Can Code IT, Inc. for coding boot camp expenses
• Roof replacements and structural repairs at Cleveland Hopkins and Burke Lakefront Airports
• Contract with Cleveland Metropolitan School District for student recreational programs

Finance Committee

The committee will receive updates on right to counsel from United Way and Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. Agenda items include budget allocations for HUD grants and ordinances regarding food concessions, parking lot management, and property acquisition at 2461 West 25th Street.

• Food and beverage concession agreements for Public Auditorium
• Final budget allocations for CDBG, HOME, ESG, and HOPWA grants
• Lease assignment for the 100th Bomber Group Restaurant
• Property acquisition at 2461 West 25th Street for TREO Development Project
• Management services for North Coast Harbor parking lots

Health and Human Services Committee

The Health and Human Services Committee will receive an update regarding the Lead Safe Certification program. The meeting will also cover the efforts of the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition. This session is scheduled to be conducted electronically.

• Update on Lead Safe Certification program
• Review of Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition efforts

Transportation Committee

The committee will receive a briefing on the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Master Plan. It will also consider emergency ordinances regarding restaurant lease assignments and parking lot management at North Coast Harbor.

• Briefing on the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Master Plan
• Ordinance 304-2021 regarding a restaurant lease assignment to UCG KAGS TGDFaB, LLC
• Ordinance 310-2021 for North Coast Harbor parking lot management services

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance to acquire and re-convey properties at 2461 West 25th Street for the TREO Development Project. It will also review final HUD budget allocations for CDBG, HOME, ESG, and HOPWA grants. An update on community development corporation grant awards is also scheduled.

• Property acquisition at 2461 West 25th Street for TREO Development Project
• Notification of final HUD budget allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, and HOPWA)
• Update on community development corporation grant awards, contracting, and compliance

City Council

The council approved appointments to the City Landmarks Commission and the City Planning Commission. The agenda included ordinances for park renamings, zoning changes, and utility easements. Several emergency ordinances regarding water quality monitoring and public works repairs were also passed.

• Contract with Cleveland Water Alliance for Lake Erie water quality buoys
• Renaming Luke Easter Park’s All-Star Field to “CC Sabathia Field”
• Rezoning of parcels near Tillman Avenue and Detroit Avenue
• Contracts for roadway, sidewalk, and bridge repairs
• Appointments to the City Landmarks Commission

Finance Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city services and infrastructure. Items include contracts for Lake Erie water quality buoys, roadway repairs, and recreation facility improvements. A presentation on a pedestrian connector between Mall C and North Coast Harbor is also scheduled.

• Contract for four water quality detection buoys in Lake Erie
• Ordinance for roadway, sidewalk, and bridge repairs
• Spring Road resurfacing from Broadview Road to Jennings Road
• Purchase of powered cots and accessories for EMS
• Lead service line replacement pilot project for daycare facilities

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will review ordinances regarding land leases, infrastructure repairs, and public facility improvements. This includes a 10-year lease for the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center and selling property to the Cleveland Public Library.

• Ground lease of 13000 Harvard Avenue for JFK Recreation Center
• Sale of property near 5806 Woodland Avenue to Cleveland Public Library
• Permits for canopy encroachments at West St. Clair Avenue and West 6th Street
• Contracts for roadway, sidewalk, and bridge repairs
• Grant application for adult recreation activities from Cuyahoga County

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will consider an emergency ordinance to amend a drug law enforcement grant for the Northern Ohio Law Enforcement Task Force. The committee will also review an authorization for the purchase of powered cots and accessories for the Division of Emergency Medical Service.

• Amendment to drug law enforcement grant (277-2021)
• Purchase of powered cots and accessories for EMS (282-2021)

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will discuss an emergency ordinance to install solar panels and battery storage at certain City facilities. This includes authorizing agreements for equipment installation and electricity purchases for up to twenty-five years. The meeting also covers the Clean and Equitable Energy Future report.

• Emergency Ordinance 978-2020 for solar panel and battery storage installation
• Authorization for electricity purchase contracts for up to twenty-five years
• Discussion of Cleveland's Clean and Equitable Energy Future report

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city services. These include contracts for Lake Erie water quality buoys, billing system renewals, and equipment maintenance for various divisions. The committee will also discuss the sale of City-owned property on Lake Court.

• Contract with Cleveland Water Alliance for Lake Erie water quality buoys
• Renewal of billing system management contracts
• Purchase of fencing and gate equipment for utility facilities
• Sale of City-owned property at 5470 Lake Court to SCN Services LLC
• Amendment to lead service line replacement pilot project

City Council

The council is considering applications for state funding to rehabilitate portions of South Moreland, Shaker Square, North Moreland, East 79th Street, and East 140th Street. These applications seek to secure funds for local road improvements. The agenda also includes discussions on liquor license applications and community home repair programs.

• State funding for South Moreland, Shaker Square, and North Moreland rehabilitation
• State funding for East 79th Street rehabilitation
• State funding for East 140th Street rehabilitation
• Senior Home Repair Program agreement with Famicos Foundation
• Objection to a liquor permit at 1253 East 55th Street

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider emergency ordinances regarding property acquisitions at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street. The agenda also includes discussions on restructuring city debt through bond issuances and applying for American Rescue Plan Act funding.

• Property acquisition at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street
• General obligation refunding bonds
• Water revenue obligations issuance
• Amendments to compensation classifications
• Application for American Rescue Plan Act funding

Health and Human Services Committee

The Health and Human Services Committee will receive an update on COVID-19 vaccinations in Cleveland. The meeting will also include a briefing on new health and safety guidelines for special event permits.

• COVID-19 vaccination update
• Briefing on new special event permits and health and safety guidelines

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The provided agenda consists only of a meeting notice for the Mayor's Appointments Committee. No specific appointments or discussion items are listed in the document.

• No specific items were listed.

Joint Committee

The agenda contains only the notice for a joint meeting of the Operations and Rules Committees. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in this document.

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance regarding property acquisition for the Addis View Apartments Project. It will also review a resolution to appoint an assessment equalization board for the Cleveland Superior Arts Improvement District.

• Emergency Ordinance 215-2021: Property acquisition at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street for the Addis View Apartments Project
• Emergency Resolution 265-2021: Appointment of an assessment equalization board for the Cleveland Superior Arts Improvement District

City Council

The Cleveland City Council met to appoint a new Ward 5 Council Member following the resignation of Phyllis E. Cleveland. The meeting also included several oaths of office for police officials and discussions on various emergency ordinances regarding infrastructure and city debt.

• Appointment of Delores L. Gray as the new Ward 5 Council Member
• Emergency ordinance for West Franklin Boulevard improvements from West 85th Street to West 25th Street
• $5,000 grant acceptance from Greater Cleveland Food Bank for the Department of Aging
• Authorization for various bond issuances, including general obligation and water revenue bonds
• Resolutions objecting to several new or transferred liquor permits

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is considering an emergency ordinance to authorize the Director of Finance to enter into a contract with Doerrer Group LLC. This agreement would provide federal lobbying services for the City of Cleveland for one year, with an option to renew for an additional year.

• Emergency Ordinance 279-2021 authorizing federal lobbying services from Doerrer Group LLC

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will hold a discussion about the City of Cleveland's 3-Year Capital Plan. This meeting is scheduled to be conducted electronically.

• Discussion of the City of Cleveland's 3-Year Capital Plan

Council Committee Chairs

This meeting involves the Cleveland City Council committee chairs. The agenda is limited to procedural items regarding the committee calendar.

• Committee calendar

City Council

The provided agenda contains only a notice for an electronic City Council Caucus meeting. No specific legislative items or topics are listed in the document.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will hold a virtual meeting to hear a presentation on technology used by the Cleveland Division of Police.

• Presentation on Cleveland Division of Police technology

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider ordinances to establish an Urban Form Overlay on Chester Avenue. They will also discuss changing use, area, and height districts near Harvard Avenue and the Pennsylvania Railroad.

• Urban Form Overlay on Chester Avenue frontage (Parcel 118-10-042)
• Use, area, and height district changes near Harvard Avenue and East 71st Street
• Use, area, and height district changes west of the Pennsylvania Railroad

City Council

The City Council is reviewing emergency ordinances for a lead service line replacement pilot project and the creation of a new Division of Special Events, Filming, and Tourism. The council also passed agreements for senior lawn care programs and community engagement programming.

• Lead service line replacement pilot in Cuyahoga County
• Creation of the Division of Special Events, Filming, and Tourism
• Contract with Itron Incorporated for meter reading services
• Agreement with Doerrer Group LLC for federal lobbying services
• Purchase of powered cots for the EMS Division

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding service contracts, a federal grant application, and website maintenance. These items include programming for the MomsFirst Program and a redesign of the City Council website.

• Contracts with Ronald K. White (The Transparency Program) for Fatherhood services
• Contracts with Case Western Reserve University for MomsFirst Program evaluations
• Grant application to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for the BioWatch Program
• Agreement with Recess Creative, LLC for City Council website redesign and maintenance
• Payment of 2021 membership dues for Global Cleveland

Health and Human Services Committee

The committee will discuss COVID-19 vaccination updates and consider several emergency ordinances. These include contracts for Fatherhood services and program evaluations for the MomsFirst Program, along with a federal grant application.

• Emergency Ordinance 196-2021: Contract with Ronald K. White (The Transparency Program) for Fatherhood services
• Emergency Ordinance 197-2021: Contract with Case Western Reserve University for MomsFirst Program evaluations
• Emergency Ordinance 206-2021: Application for a U.S. Department of Homeland Security grant for the BioWatch Program
• Update on City COVID-19 vaccination efforts

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing an ordinance to resurface Spring Road from Broadview Road to Jennings Road. The council is also considering economic development assistance for the Addis View apartments at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street. Additionally, several liquor license applications and community service contracts are on the agenda.

• Ordinance for resurfacing Spring Road from Broadview Road to Jennings Road
• Economic development assistance for Addis View apartments at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street
• Contract with Merrick House to provide 'Moms First' services
• Agreement with ODOT to maintain and plow the Jennings Freeway in exchange for road salt
• Concession agreements for food and beverage at Public Auditorium and Conference Center

Finance Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city services and infrastructure. Proposed items include police leadership training, road salt procurement, and health services for women at risk of poor birth outcomes.

• Economic development contract for Addis View apartments at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street
• Agreement with ODOT to maintain Jennings Freeway in exchange for road salt
• Police training contracts with the International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Contract with Merrick House for 'Moms First' health services
• Concession agreements for food and beverage at Collinwood Athletic Complex

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is considering several emergency ordinances. These include agreements for food concessions at Collinwood Athletic Complex and vending machines in city buildings. The committee will also review contracts for rock salt and roadway improvements.

• Food and beverage concession at Collinwood Athletic Complex
• Amendment to golf course rates
• Purchase of rock salt for the Division of Streets
• Agreement with Ohio DOT to maintain Jennings Freeway in exchange for road salt
• Grant agreement with West Denison Baseball Leagues, Inc.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will consider an emergency ordinance for police leadership training through the IACP. The committee will also review a proposal to apply for a Cuyahoga County grant for the Cleveland Community Diversion Program.

• Emergency Ordinance 102-2021: Police training contracts with the International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Ordinance 148-2021: Grant application for the Cleveland Community Diversion Program via Cuyahoga County Court

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is considering an emergency ordinance to authorize a contract with Inspirion Group, LTD. This agreement provides economic development assistance to help finance the Addis View apartments at Chester Avenue and East 90th Street.

• Emergency Ordinance 209-2021 for Addis View apartments redevelopment
• Contract with Inspirion Group, LTD for economic development assistance

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a property easement for the Tamir Rice Foundation and a new labor agreement. The agenda also includes liquor license applications and zoning changes for East 90th and East 73rd Streets.

• Easement grant to Tamir Rice Foundation at Cudell Commons
• Collective bargaining agreement with International Longshoremen Association Local 1317
• Sale of city property near 5806 Woodland Avenue to Cleveland Public Library
• Vending machine concession agreements for city parks and buildings
• Zoning setbacks for East 90th Street and East 73rd Street

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to authorize contracts with Merrick House for "Moms First" services. The committee will also consider a resolution supporting Ohio Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4 regarding racism as a public health crisis.

• Emergency ordinance for Merrick House "Moms First" services
• Resolution supporting Ohio Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4

Health and Human Services Committee

The committee will receive an update on COVID-19 activities from the Cleveland Department of Public Health. Members will also consider an emergency ordinance authorizing contracts with Merrick House to provide services for women at risk of poor birth outcomes.

• Emergency Ordinance 130-2021: Authorizing contracts with Merrick House for Moms First services
• COVID-19 activity update from the Cleveland Department of Public Health

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances to establish specific mapped building setbacks. These proposals involve creating seven-foot setbacks along portions of East 90th Street and East 73rd Street.

• Ordinance 175-2021: A seven-foot setback on the west side of East 90th Street from Chester Avenue
• Ordinance 176-2021: A seven-foot building setback on East 73rd Street between St. Clair Avenue and Detour Avenue

Committee of the Whole

The Cleveland City Council Committee of the Whole will hold a virtual meeting to discuss the American Rescue Plan Act. No other agenda items are listed for this session.

• Discussion regarding the American Rescue Plan Act

City Council

The City Council is reviewing liquor license applications and ordinances regarding roadway improvements and property transfers. The agenda also includes second-reading legislation for office leases, security services at recreation facilities, and economic development with Warrensville Heights.

• Declaration of intent to appropriate property for a new police headquarters on Opportunity Corridor
• Agreements using Casino Revenue Funds for Bud Styling Clothing Store and Elegance Beauty Bar projects
• Lease of office space at 65-75 Erieview Plaza for the Department of Building and Housing
• Amendment to the East 66th Street Roadway Improvement Project ordinance
• Liquor license applications for West 105th St., St. Clair Ave., and Kinsman Rd.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and services. Proposed items include fire station renovations for mixed-gender staffing and a joint economic development zone with Warrensville Heights. The agenda also covers contracts for security, youth programs, and technology upgrades.

• Property appropriation for a new police headquarters along the Opportunity Corridor
• Fire station renovations to provide accommodations for mixed-gender staffing
• Joint Economic Development Zone with Warrensville Heights for TREMCO expansion
• Security services contracts for various recreation facilities
• Lease amendments for car rental companies at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Council Committee Chairs

This agenda consists of a meeting notice for the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed in this document.

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and services. These include renovations to fire stations, changes to golf course rates, and various service contracts.

• Renovating fire stations to provide accommodations for mixed-gender staffing
• Amending Section 133.29 of the Codified Ordinances regarding golf course rates
• Contract with City Year, Inc. for community service work
• Hiring professional consultants for security at recreation facilities and pools
• Purchase of rock salt for the Division of Streets

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss the City's Division of Emergency Medical Service (EMS). This meeting is scheduled to be conducted electronically.

• Discussion regarding the Division of Emergency Medical Service (EMS)

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider emergency measures regarding a new police headquarters on Grand Ave. It will also review a joint economic development zone with Warrensville Heights and amendments to parking and office leases.

• Joint economic development zone with Warrensville Heights for TREMCO expansion
• Property appropriation for new police headquarters on Grand Ave
• Four-year lease extension for 1301-1325 Chester Avenue parking lot
• Office space lease at 65-75 Erieview Plaza

City Council

The council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding infrastructure, including a maintenance agreement for the Jennings Freeway and a ground lease for the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center. The agenda also includes economic development assistance for the Addis View apartments project. Additionally, several new liquor license applications are presented for review.

• Amendment to the agreement with Cleveland Browns Stadium Company LLC
• Ground lease of 13000 Harvard Avenue for the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center
• Economic development assistance for Addis View apartments at Chester and East 90th
• Jennings Freeway maintenance agreement with ODOT in exchange for road salt
• Property exchange with CMSD for Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a property exchange agreement with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District to facilitate the construction of Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School. The agenda also includes safety improvements on Interstate 71 and various contract renewals for engineering and airport services.

• Property exchange with CMSD for Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School at Cudell Commons
• Safety improvements on Interstate 71 via the Ohio Department of Transportation
• Contract renewals for engineering services and airport-related surveying
• Amendments to car rental concession agreements at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Establishment of new city salary and wage schedules effective April 1, 2021

Health and Human Services Committee

The Health and Human Services Committee will provide updates regarding COVID-19 vaccinations and code enforcement. This meeting is scheduled to be conducted electronically.

• COVID-19 vaccination update
• Code enforcement update

Transportation Committee

The committee is considering emergency ordinances to renew engineering and surveying contracts for the Department of Port Control. It will also review amendments to car rental concession leases at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Additionally, a resolution regarding Amtrak's expansion in Ohio will be discussed.

• Renewing contract with GPD Group for general engineering services
• Renewing contract with Professional Services Industries, Inc. for airport surveying and quality control
• Extending car rental concession leases at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport by one year
• Resolution supporting Amtrak’s proposed expansion of passenger rail in Ohio

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review a property exchange agreement with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District to facilitate construction at Cudell Commons. Discussions also include safety improvements on Interstate 71 and leasing office space at Erieview Plaza. An update on the City's 2021 Paint Program is also scheduled.

• Property exchange with CMSD for Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School
• Safety improvements on Interstate 71-18.29
• Lease of space at 65-75 Erieview Plaza
• Vacating portions of Chadakoin Court S.E. and surrounding streets
• Update on the City's 2021 Paint Program

City Council

The City Council agenda includes several emergency ordinances and liquor license applications. Key items include new salary schedules and multiple bond issuances to fund infrastructure, parks, and public safety facilities.

• $65,000,000 bond issuance for public safety facilities
• $23,000,000 bond issuance for municipal parks and recreation
• $17,500,000 bond issuance for the municipal street system
• New salary and wage schedules effective April 1, 2021
• Liquor license applications including Lees Seafood Boil Uptown LLC

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing multiple emergency ordinances for the issuance and sale of bonds. These proposals include funding for economic development, parks, public safety, and street improvements.

• $16,000,000 revenue bond for Economic and Community Development
• $23,000,000 bond for municipal parks and recreation facilities
• $18,000,000 bond for public safety, health, and welfare buildings
• $17,500,000 bond for the municipal street system
• $65,000,000 bond for governmental functions and public safety

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will hold a virtual meeting to discuss the Cleveland Police's policy on pursuit. No other agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Discussion regarding police pursuit policy

City Council

The City Council met to approve the 2021 annual budget for all municipal departments. The agenda also included notices of intent for several affordable housing developments and various zoning changes. Additionally, the council reviewed contracts for youth football programs and landmark designations.

• Passed 2021 annual appropriations for all municipal departments
• Passed ordinance designating the Otis Lithograph Company Building as a Cleveland landmark
• Passed amendment to use Ward 3 Casino Revenue Funds for the Arts in August Expo
• Referred an ordinance for a contract with Northeast Ohio Muni Football League
• Received notices of intent for OHFA-funded housing, including Scofield Senior Housing

Finance Committee

The committee will review multiple emergency ordinances regarding bond issuances for city improvements, including parks, roads, and public safety facilities. They will also consider a TIF agreement for the Western Reserve Building Project.

• TIF agreement with WRB Partners LLC for the Western Reserve Building Project
• $65,000,000 bond issuance for governmental and public safety facilities
• $23,000,000 bond issuance for municipal parks and recreation facilities
• $18,000,000 bond issuance for public safety, health, and welfare buildings
• $17,500,000 bond issuance for the municipal street system

Health and Human Services Committee

The Health and Human Services Committee will hold a virtual meeting to receive an update on local COVID-19 activities. No other items are listed for this session.

• Update on local COVID-19 activities

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances and resolutions. These include a property exchange with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and safety improvements on Interstate 71.

• Property exchange with Cleveland Metropolitan School District for Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School at Cudell Commons
• Safety improvements on Interstate 71-18.29 via consent to the Ohio Director of Transportation
• Vacation of portions of Chadakoin Court S.E., East 59th Place, East 61st Street, and East 63rd Street
• Amendment to ordinance regarding the purchase or lease of on-road and off-road vehicles and equipment

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review an emergency ordinance regarding Ordinance No. 8-2021. This item includes a presentation for designating the Otis Lithograph Company Building as a local landmark.

• Emergency Ordinance 8-2021 to designate the Otis Lithograph Company Building as a Cleveland landmark

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to authorize a Tax Increment Financing Agreement with WRB Partners LLC for the Western Reserve Building Project. The agenda also includes a resolution supporting State and US Bike Routes in Cleveland.

• Emergency Ordinance 857-2020: TIF agreement with WRB Partners LLC
• Resolution 962-2020: Establishment of State and US Bike Routes

Finance Committee

The Cleveland Finance Committee is reviewing ordinances regarding community relations and public safety services. This includes authorizing trauma support and counseling through Cornerstone of Hope and renewing motor vehicle towing contracts. The committee will also consider a resolution for CACNA1A Awareness Day.

• Contract with The Bobby Tripodi Foundation Inc. dba Cornerstone of Hope for trauma support and counseling
• Renewal of various motor vehicle towing contracts
• Declaration of March 19th as Cleveland CACNA1A Awareness Day

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances for bond issuances to fund police headquarters, roads, and parks. The agenda also includes liquor license applications and a development plat for Circle Square.

• $65,000,000 bond issuance for police headquarters facilities
• $23,000,000 bond issuance for municipal parks and recreation facilities
• $17,500,000 bond issuance for the municipal street system
• Dedication plat for Circle Square development project
• $16,000,000 bond issuance for economic and community development