Cleveland public meetings in 2022

City Council

The council is reviewing appointments to the Community Police Commission and several liquor permit transfers. It also considered emergency ordinances regarding paid safe leave, wage theft prevention, and landmark designations.

• Establishment of a $215 million Strategic Priority Subfund from the General Fund
• Ordinance enacting new sections related to paid safe leave
• Ordinance establishing regulations for Wage Theft and Payroll Fraud Prevention
• Designation of Calvary Hill Temple Church of God in Christ as a Cleveland Landmark
• Agreement with Western Reserve Land Conservancy for reforestation and property restoration

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding labor protections and crime prevention grants. The agenda also includes contract renewals for airport operations and public utilities. Additionally, the committee will discuss infrastructure projects and development at 9410 Hough Avenue.

• New ordinance establishing paid safe leave (756-2022)
• Ordinance for wage theft and payroll fraud prevention (892-2022)
• $8 million ARPA fund amendment for 9410 Hough Avenue development (1037-2022)
• Composting pilot program at West Side Market (1117-2022)
• Lee Road reconstruction from McCracken Road to Miles Avenue (1150-2022)

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The Mayor's Appointments Committee meeting includes a notice for December 1 and 2, 2022. The agenda refers to attached resumes for mayoral appointees.

• Review of resumes for Mayor's appointees

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The committee meeting includes a notice for December 1 and 2, 2022. Resumes for mayoral appointees are included in the meeting attachments.

• Resumes for Mayor's appointees

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is considering several emergency ordinances regarding operations at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. These items include renewing leases for MRK Aviation, Inc. and Alaska Airlines, Inc., as well as approving maintenance agreements.

• Lease renewal with MRK Aviation, Inc. for air cargo operations
• Maintenance agreement with Cleveland Terminal & Equipment Consortium, LLC
• Contract renewal with Hi-Lite Airfield Services LLC for airfield surface cleaning
• Lease agreement with Alaska Airlines, Inc. for Concourse C and terminal spaces

Safety Committee

The committee will consider several emergency ordinances regarding federal and state grants for public safety. These include funding for police retention bonuses, crime reduction programs, and a narcotics task force. The agenda also includes a lease renewal for space in the Justice Center.

• Renewal of lease with Cuyahoga County for space in the Justice Center
• US DOJ Byrne Justice Assistance Grant application involving Euclid, Parma, Cleveland Heights, and Garfield Heights
• Ohio ARPA grant application for police retention bonuses
• Project Safe Neighborhoods Grant application with FrontLine Services and May Dugan Center
• Ohio ARPA Violent Crime Reduction Grant application with Case Western Reserve University

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to designate the Romanian Baptist Church as a Cleveland landmark. The agenda also includes several zoning amendments for areas near Pearl Road, Broadview Road, and Cedar Avenue.

• Emergency ordinance designating Romanian Baptist Church as a Cleveland Landmark
• Zoning changes west of Pearl Road and north of Broadview Road including an Urban Form Overlay
• New ordinance regarding yards and courts (Section 357.071)
• Zoning changes north of Cedar Avenue between East 107th Street and Stokes Boulevard

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 1123-2021. This amendment relates to the development of 9410 Hough Avenue using American Rescue Plan Act funds.

• Emergency Ordinance 1037-2022 regarding 9410 Hough Avenue
• Amendment to Ordinance No. 1123-2021
• $8 million ARPA funds mentioned in executive summary

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a major $215.4 million appropriation to the General Fund. The agenda also covers amendments to sports gambling tax proceeds and grant acceptance for addiction treatment services. Additionally, the council reviewed passed contracts for water utility maintenance and lead service line replacements.

• $215,400,000 appropriation to the General Fund (Ordinance 1267-2022)
• Amendments to taxation of sports gambling proceeds (Ordinance 1262-2022)
• Grant acceptance for the Addiction Treatment Program FY23 (Ordinance 1263-2022)
• Contracts for water main, hydrant, and pavement restoration (Ordinance 1067-2022)
• Lead and galvanized service line replacement program (Ordinance 1068-2022)

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will review emergency ordinances for maternal health services through Merrick House and air monitor purchases from Teledyne API. It will also discuss a US EPA grant application for the CLEANinCLE Program and receive updates on summer and senior programming.

• Contract with Merrick House for Moms First services
• Purchase of three air monitors from Teledyne API
• US EPA CLEANinCLE Program grant application
• Update on summer and senior citizens programming

City Council Caucus Meeting

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

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These items include Department of Public Utilities contracts for infrastructure maintenance and public health programs.

• Five-year financial plan for Water, Cleveland Public Power, and Water Pollution Control
• Underwater diving and HVAC maintenance contracts for the Utilities Department
• Improvements to the Pearl Road pumping station
• Lead and galvanized service line replacement program
• "Moms First" services contract with Merrick House

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding utility maintenance and infrastructure. These items include long-term financial planning for water and power, as well as various service contracts for the Department of Public Utilities.

• Ordinance 988-2022: Financial plan for Water, CPP, and WPC
• Ordinance 1064-2022: Improvements to Pearl Road pumping station
• Ordinance 1068-2022: Lead and galvanized service line replacement project
• Ordinance 1047-2022: HVAC maintenance for utility divisions
• Ordinance 1067-2022: Water main, hydrant, and pavement repair contracts

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is considering several emergency ordinances, including tax increment financing agreements for the Driftwood and Carter Road apartment developments. The agenda also includes applications for various grants related to air quality and first responder wellness. Additionally, the council reviewed liquor permit transfers and approved appointments to the Urban Forestry Commission.

• TIF agreement for the Driftwood mixed-use development at 1111 Fairfield Avenue
• TIF agreement for the Carter Road Apartment Project at 1951-1961 Carter Road
• Contract with Teledyne API for three proprietary air monitors
• Lease of space at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to Swissport USA Inc.
• Zoning change for parcels east of West 25th Street

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a property sale amendment for the Tremont Oaks Apartment project and a grant agreement with the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission. Other items include the creation of a new Division of Risk Management and contracts for temporary personnel.

• Amending property sale to 2260 West 14th Street, LLC for Tremont Oaks Phase II
• Grant agreement with The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission for event marketing
• Creation of the Division of Risk Management within the Department of Finance
• Contracting temporary employment agencies for Public Works and Project Clean personnel
• Vacating Gladys Avenue between East 45th Street and East 47th Street

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will consider emergency ordinances regarding public works contracts and services. These include a composting pilot at West Side Market and replacing the fuel system for Motor Vehicle Maintenance.

• Composting pilot program with Rust Belt Riders Composting, LLC at West Side Market
• Contract for temporary and seasonal personnel for city departments
• Consultant services to replace the Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance fuel system

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider emergency ordinances regarding property transfers and street vacations. This includes a proposed grant agreement with The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission to market the city as a sports venue.

• Property sale amendment for Tremont Oaks Apartment project Phase II
• Emergency ordinance to vacate Gladys Avenue between East 45th and East 47th streets
• Repeal of ordinance regarding the vacation of part of East 103rd Street
• Grant agreement with The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission for sports marketing

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding municipal grants for infrastructure, drug enforcement, and sexual assault advocacy. The council is also processing various liquor license applications and transfers across multiple wards. Additionally, the agenda includes condolences and contract extensions for background checks.

• Grant application for Lorain Avenue rehabilitation from West 65th Street to West 20th Street
• Grants for the Cartel Gang Narcotics and Laundering Task Force
• VAWA program grants for sexual assault advocacy and law enforcement
• Liquor license applications for Fin and Feathers Cleveland LLC and Hi Five Flats LLC
• Contract with Pluto Acquisition Opco, LLC for pre-employment background checks

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to amend Section 51 of Ordinance No. 194-2021. This amendment relates to compensation for various classifications, specifically the Housing Court payband.

• Emergency Ordinance 1011-2022 regarding compensation for various classifications
• Amendment to Section 51 of the payband for Housing Court

City Council

The City Council is reviewing multiple emergency ordinances regarding federal and state grants for violence prevention and police retention. The agenda also includes infrastructure projects like the Superior Midway bikeway and Lee Road reconstruction. Additionally, the council will review various liquor license applications and a notice of emergency funds for transformer replacement.

• Emergency ordinance for the Superior Midway separated bikeway construction
• Applications for DOJ and Ohio ARPA grants for crime reduction and police retention
• Reconstruction of Lee Road from McCracken Road to Miles Avenue
• Notice of emergency expenditure for a substation transformer replacement
• Various liquor license transfers and new applications across multiple wards

Council Committee Chairs

This agenda is for a Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs meeting. The provided text contains only procedural information regarding committee chairs and the committee calendar.

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The committee will discuss the state of public transportation with the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority. The agenda includes several emergency ordinances regarding contract renewals and new lease agreements for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Burke Lakefront Airport.

• Renewal of ground handling contract with Swissport USA, Inc.
• Renewal of USO lounge and office space contract at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Lease agreement with Air Canada for ticket counter space at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Lease agreement with Paratus Air at Burke Lakefront Airport
• Ground lease with Sherwin-Williams Company for a corporate hangar on West Hangar Road

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The committee will receive an update regarding the Planning and Career Exploration (PACE) curriculum for the Cleveland Municipal School District. The meeting will be live broadcast.

• Update on Cleveland Municipal School District's Planning and Career Exploration (PACE) curriculum

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances for solar panel installation at City buildings and the use of ARPA funds for affordable housing and small business aid. Other items include utility contracts for natural gas and electricity, and a gift from Cleveland Guardians for Clark Field improvements.

• Solar panel and battery storage installation (978-2020)
• Gift from Cleveland Guardians for Clark Field improvements (856-2022)
• ARPA funds for affordable housing and small business aid (898-2022, 899-2022)
• Federal lobbying services contract with Holland & Knight LLP (1063-2022)
• Food program agreements at recreation centers (1008-2022)

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will consider several emergency ordinances regarding city property and services. These include accepting a gift for park improvements, amending apartment project transfers, and managing food programs at recreation centers.

• Accepting a gift from Cleveland Guardians Charities to build a synthetic ballfield at Clark Field
• Amending the property sale for Phase II of the Tremont Oaks Apartment project
• Agreement with Children’s Hunger Alliance for summer and school food programs
• Vacating Gladys Avenue between East 45th and East 47th streets
• Amending a contract to provide maintenance support for Public Square

Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances related to city energy infrastructure. These include proposals for solar panel installation, a NOPEC energy efficiency grant, and contracts for natural gas and electricity supplies.

• Ordinance 978-2020: Solar panel and battery storage installation at City facilities
• Ordinance 820-2022: NOPEC grant for energy efficiency and facility improvements
• Ordinance 950-2022: Natural gas requirement contracts for City facilities
• Ordinance 1018-2022: Electricity supply contracts for certain City facilities

Joint Committee

The Joint Committee will consider an emergency ordinance to expand the Crisis Intervention Team Co-responder Program. The measure authorizes hiring professional consultants to develop and implement a strategic plan. It also allows for various purchase and requirement contracts for up to three years.

• Emergency Ordinance 894-2022 regarding the Crisis Intervention Team Co-responder Program
• Authorization of professional consultants for strategic planning
• Three-year authorization for purchase and requirement contracts

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider ordinances regarding the use of Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund payments for affordable housing, home repairs, and small business aid. The agenda also includes property acquisitions for development projects using tax increment financing (TIF).

• ARPA funds for affordable housing and vacant properties
• ARPA funds for home repairs and small business assistance
• Property acquisition at 1111 Fairfield Avenue for Driftwood Mixed-Use Development
• Property acquisition at 1951 Carter Road for Scranton Peninsula/Carter Road project
• Amendment to Lower Euclid Avenue TIF agreement

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including contract renewals for residential water/sewer protection and electrical equipment maintenance. The agenda also includes a proposed composting pilot program for the West Side Market and airport service agreements.

• Renewal of HomeServe USA Corp contract for residential water and sewer protection plans
• Contract with Rust Belt Riders Composting, LLC for a West Side Market food waste pilot
• Grant to Greater Cleveland Sports Commission for marketing sporting events
• Agreement with Cleveland Terminal & Equipment Consortium, LLC for airport maintenance
• Passed ordinance for an Emergency Alert Notification System at local airports

City Council Caucus Meeting

The provided agenda serves as a formal notice for the Cleveland City Council Caucus Meeting. There are no discussion topics, ordinances, or contracts detailed in this document.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These include updates to stormwater runoff rules and service contracts for Cleveland Hopkins and Burke Lakefront airports. The committee is also considering amendments to street rehabilitation and lead safety programs.

• Ordinance amending stormwater runoff control and waivers
• Contract for 'Time & Space' sculpture at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Emergency Alert Notification System for local airports
• Amendment to East 105th Street rehabilitation contract due to rising costs
• ARPA funding for Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation lead safe program

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will receive an update regarding emergency psychiatric care. This information is provided by St. Vincent Charity Medical Center and ADAMHS.

• Update on emergency psychiatric care from St. Vincent Charity Medical Center and ADAMHS

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Burke Lakefront Airport. Proposed items include contracts for an airport sculpture, an emergency alert system, and marketing services. The committee is also considering a price amendment for deicing chemicals.

• Contract with Impact Communications Co. for the “Time & Space” sculpture at CHIA
• Implementation of an Emergency Alert Notification System at CHIA and Burke Lakefront Airport
• Marketing and website development services for both airports
• Price amendment for deicing chemicals from Nachurs Alpine Solutions, LLC

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is reviewing multiple ordinances to change use, area, and height districts. These proposals affect various parcels of land near Barber Avenue, Carr Avenue, Sackett Road, and East 89th Street.

• Zoning change south of Barber Avenue between West 30th Street and West 26th Place
• Zoning change south of Carr Avenue between East 88th Street and East 93rd Street, including an eight foot setback
• Zoning change from Sackett Road to Woodbridge Avenue involving an overlay replacement
• Zoning change along East 89th Street between Cedar Avenue and Quincy Avenue

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance regarding construction site storm water runoff control. It will also review amendments to use federal recovery funds for a lead safe program with The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation.

• Emergency ordinance amending stormwater runoff control rules (861-2022)
• Amendment to authorize lead safe program funding via The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation (995-2022)
• Use of Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for lead programming and grants

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a proposed ground lease for a corporate hangar. The agenda also includes contracts for water infrastructure and public safety mutual aid agreements.

• Ground lease with Sherwin-Williams for property at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Emergency ordinance to amend compensation classifications
• Contracts for replacing lead and galvanized water service lines
• Mutual aid agreement with Southeast Area Law Enforcement Network (SEALE)
• Agreement with Holland & Knight LLP for federal lobbying services

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These include agreements for police mutual aid, receiving excess Department of Defense property, and purchasing fire turnout gear. The committee will also discuss amendments to city audit and compensation ordinances.

• Mutual Aid Agreement with SEALE for SWAT and bomb squad services
• Agreement with the State of Ohio to receive excess US Department of Defense property
• Purchase of turnout gear for the Division of Fire
• Contract with NashWest LLC for case management system project management
• Amendments to City Audit Committee establishment and compensation classifications

Safety Committee

The committee will consider ordinances regarding police equipment and inter-agency cooperation. This includes an agreement to receive excess US Department of Defense property and a mutual aid pact with SEALE for SWAT and bomb squad services. The committee will also review a contract for fire division turnout gear.

• Ordinance to receive excess US Department of Defense property for the Division of Police
• Mutual Aid Agreement with Southeast Area Law Enforcement Network (SEALE) for SWAT and bomb squad services
• Contract for the purchase of turnout gear for the Division of Fire

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The committee will receive an update regarding the Cleveland/Cuyahoga County Workforce Development Board. No other specific items or decisions are listed for this meeting.

• Update about Cleveland/Cuyahoga County Workforce Development Board

City Council

The council passed an ordinance prohibiting conversion therapy on minors and approved several sewer improvement projects. Members also reviewed proposed airport leases for Air Canada and Paratus Air, alongside property acquisitions for development projects. Additionally, appointments to the City Planning Commission were approved.

• Ordinance prohibiting conversion therapy on minors
• Sewer improvements for Lee, Bellaire, Pelley/Marcie, and Brookside roads
• Property acquisitions at 1111 Fairfield Avenue and 1951 Carter Road
• Lease agreements for Air Canada at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Appointments to the City Planning Commission

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will consider an emergency ordinance to prohibit conversion therapy on minors. The committee will also review proposed amendments to food shop licenses, fees, and categories.

• Emergency Ordinance 696-2022: Prohibiting conversion therapy on minors
• Ordinance 982-2022: Amending food shop licenses, fees, and categories

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public safety and utilities. Proposed items include using ARPA funds for gunfire detection and authorizing sewer projects in multiple areas. The session also includes discussions on airport bus fees and water treatment plant maintenance.

• ShotSpotter gunfire detection system funding via ARPA
• Roof replacements at Garrett Morgan, Jr. and Crown Water Treatment Plants
• Sewer projects for Lee Road, Bellaire Road, Pelley Drive/Marcie Drive, and Brookside Boulevard
• Prohibition of conversion therapy on minors

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will consider an emergency ordinance authorizing agreements with ShotSpotter, Inc. for a gunfire detection system. This measure uses Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund payments and is scheduled to run through December 31, 2024.

• Emergency Ordinance 909-2022 for ShotSpotter, Inc. gunfire detection system
• Use of Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for public safety
• Grant agreement related to the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing two emergency ordinances. One proposal seeks to amend penalties for evading public transportation fares. Another proposes new fees for commercial motor or tour buses operating at Cleveland Hopkins and Burke Lakefront airports.

• Emergency ordinance to amend penalties for public transportation fare evasion (399-2022)
• Emergency ordinance regarding fees for commercial motor or tour buses at Cleveland Hopkins and Burke Lakefront airports (864-2022)

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure. These include roof replacements at water treatment plants and sewer improvements in multiple residential areas. The committee will also consider contracts for backup generator fuel and water treatment chemicals.

• Roof replacements at Garrett Morgan, Jr. and Crown Water Treatment Plants
• Sewer improvements for Lee Road, Bellaire Road, Pelley Drive/Marcie Drive, and Brookside Boulevard
• Two-year diesel fuel and propane gas purchase for backup generators
• Contract amendments for water treatment chemicals
• Kirtland Crib rehabilitation loan authority

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The agenda consists only of a meeting notice for Item-522. No specific appointments or discussion topics are detailed in the provided text.

• Item-522 meeting notice

City Council

The Cleveland City Council met to review liquor license applications, official recognitions, and several ordinances. Passed measures include accepting federal HOME-ARPA grants for community development and a loan agreement for the Meijer grocery store at East 105th Street and Cedar Avenue. The council also addressed utility permits and police cooperation with the ATF.

• Acceptance of HOME-ARPA Grant from HUD
• UDAG loan agreement for Meijer grocery store construction
• Agreement with Children’s Hunger Alliance for summer food programs
• Permit for Sherwin-Williams to install a retaining wall on West 3rd Street
• MOU with the ATF for police overtime reimbursement

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will receive a presentation regarding the city's efforts for snow removal and grass cutting on vacant lots. The meeting is scheduled for October 3, 2022.

• Presentation on snow removal efforts
• Presentation on vacant lot grass cutting

Council Committee Chairs

The provided agenda is a meeting notice for the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. No specific discussion topics, ordinances, or decisions are listed.

• No substantive items are listed on this agenda.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding federal grants, economic development loans, and city service contracts. This includes the use of ARPA funds for housing and public art, as well as a $11,000,000 appropriation to Major Enterprise Funds.

• $11,000,000 appropriation to Major Enterprise Funds
• UDAG loan for Meijer grocery store at East 105th Street and Cedar Avenue
• MOU with ATF for police overtime reimbursement through 2027
• Agreement with Western Reserve Land Conservancy for property surveys
• UDAG grant for Aer Lingus flight service

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is considering two emergency ordinances regarding police funding and technology. One proposal involves a memorandum of understanding with the US ATF to reimburse overtime costs, while another authorizes using federal recovery funds for a gunfire detection system.

• Emergency ordinance for an MOU with the US ATF to reimburse Cleveland Division of Police overtime costs through 2027
• Emergency ordinance authorizing agreements with ShotSpotter, Inc. for a gunfire detection system using Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund payments

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing several items including street vacations and utility permits. Proposals include applying for federal HOME-ARPA grants and a UDAG loan for a new Meijer grocery store. The agenda also includes designating a memorial pocket park.

• UDAG loan agreement with FMCFP, LLC for Meijer grocery store at E 105th St and Cedar Ave
• Application to accept HUD HOME-ARPA grants
• Permit for Sherwin-Williams to install a retaining wall on West 3rd Street
• Designation of Ernest G. Turner Memorial Pocket Park on Hulda Avenue
• Agreement with Western Reserve Land Conservancy for property survey services

City Council

The Cleveland City Council met to review several emergency ordinances and resolutions. Proposed items included an $11 million appropriation for Major Enterprise Funds and a grant to support Aer Lingus flight service. The council also addressed liquor permit transfers and appointments.

• $11,000,000 appropriation to Major Enterprise Funds (First Reading)
• UDAG grant for Aer Lingus flight service from Cleveland to Ireland (First Reading)
• Appointment of Kevin Bishop to the Board of Sidewalk Appeals (Approved)
• $1,900,000 transfer within the Major Enterprise Fund (First Reading)
• Objection to liquor permit transfers at 870 East 185th St and 16601 Euclid Ave (Adopted)

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will discuss ordinances regarding battery-powered lawn equipment rebates and the appropriation of opioid settlement funds. It will also review the creation of a Transformative Public Art Projects Fund Program. A presentation on Healthy Children’s Meals is also scheduled.

• Battery Powered Lawn and Garden Equipment Rebate Program funding from Ohio EPA
• Appropriation of State of Ohio opioid settlement funds for addiction recovery
• Creation of the Transformative Public Art Projects Fund Program
• Presentation on Healthy Children’s Meals by American Heart Association

City Council Caucus Meeting

The provided agenda contains only the meeting notice. No specific items are listed for discussion or decision.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances and agreements regarding city development and community programs. This includes funding for affordable housing, economic grants, and new public art initiatives. The agenda also covers changes to residential parking rules and building violation notices.

• TIF agreement for the Delta Hotel Project at 3614 Euclid Avenue
• ARPA funds for Woodhill Center East affordable housing on Woodland Avenue
• Grant agreement with Greater Cleveland Film Commission
• New ordinance regarding RV parking in residential districts
• Creation of the Transformative Public Art Projects Fund Program

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The committee will discuss legislation and receive an update on the Vision Zero Action Plan. The agenda includes an emergency ordinance to authorize the purchase or rental of new HVAC systems for the Division of Airports.

• Emergency Ordinance 770-2022 authorizing HVAC system purchases or rentals for the Division of Airports
• Update on the Vision Zero Action Plan
• Contracts for repairing or replacing HVAC systems in the Port Control Department

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding city development and zoning. Discussions include a TIF agreement for the Delta Hotel Project and ARPA funding for affordable housing at 11305 Woodland Avenue. The agenda also covers updates to building code violation notices and RV parking rules.

• TIF agreement with 3614 Euclid Holding LLC for the Delta Hotel Project
• Loan agreement for Woodhill Center East affordable housing at 11305 Woodland Avenue
• Grant agreement with Greater Cleveland Media Development Corporation
• Adding 5000 Euclid Avenue to the Northeast Ohio Advanced Energy District
• New ordinance for RV parking in residential districts

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to designate Second Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church as a Cleveland landmark. The agenda also includes a proposal to change land use, area, and height districts northeast of Ansel Road.

• Emergency Ordinance 767-2022: Designating Second Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church as a Cleveland Landmark
• Ordinance 773-2022: Changing land use, area, and height districts northeast of Ansel Road between Derby Avenue and Superior Avenue
• Addition of a 15 foot specific mapped setback for parcels near Ansel Road

City Council

The City Council passed emergency ordinances ratifying collective bargaining agreements with the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 8 and SEIU Local 1. The council also approved several contracts for vehicle procurement and smart city initiatives. Additionally, various zoning changes and street renaming requests were reviewed.

• Collective bargaining agreements with FOP Lodge No. 8 and SEIU Local 1
• Consulting services for the E. 185th Street Project using Ward 8 Casino Revenue Funds
• Contracts for the purchase and lease of various city vehicles and equipment
• Zoning changes for East 89th Street and West of Pearl Road
• Agreement with Honeywell to develop a Smart City Strategic Plan

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will consider several ordinances regarding street vacations and utility encroachments. The agenda also includes authorizations for vehicle purchases and a snow removal agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation. Additionally, the committee will review a grant for energy efficiency projects.

• Permit for Sherwin-Williams to install a retaining wall on West 3rd Street
• Agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation for snow removal on State Route 176
• Authorization to vacate portions of Rockhurst Avenue N.E. and Relocated Lorain Court
• Purchase or lease of various vehicles for city departments
• Designation of a pocket park on Hulda Avenue

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. These include grants for child advocacy, rape crisis services, and vaccine incentives. The agenda also covers vehicle procurement and road maintenance agreements.

• Vehicle and equipment purchases for Public Utilities and Port Control
• Snow removal and maintenance on State Route 176
• ARPA grants for Canopy Child Advocacy Center and Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
• Designation of Ernest G. Turner Memorial Pocket Park
• Renaming the Office of Quality Control to Office of Urban Analytics and Innovation

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss City nuisance laws (Chapter 630) and consider an emergency ordinance. The ordinance would authorize the Director of Public Safety to amend a contract with Accipiter Radar Corporation. This allows third-party access to radar data in exchange for no-cost maintenance and upgrades.

• Discussion of City nuisance laws (Chapter 630)
• Emergency Ordinance 765-2022 regarding Accipiter Radar Corporation contract
• Amendment to Section 5 of Ordinance No. 674-2020

Operations Committee

This agenda consists only of a meeting notice for the Operations Committee. No specific items or discussion topics are detailed in the provided text.

City Council

The Council approved Charles Slife's appointment to the Planning Commission and a new subdivision plat for Allen Estates. The agenda also includes proposed ordinances for a lawn equipment rebate program and a ballfield improvement at Clark Field.

• Emergency ordinance for a Battery Powered Lawn and Garden Equipment Rebate Program
• Gift from Cleveland Guardians Charities to construct a synthetic ballfield at Clark Field
• Notice of intent for multifamily funding at Cedar IV, Lynette Gardens, Robert Fulton School, and Warner and Swasey II
• Appointment of Charles Slife to the Cleveland City Planning Commission
• Acceptance of $28,357.00 in supplies and services from the Cleveland Cavaliers

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee will consider ordinances regarding medical, dental, and life insurance for City employees. It will also review an agreement with the Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center and a resolution supporting Senate Bill 341.

• Ordinance to contract professional services for employee medical, dental, and life insurance
• Agreement with Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center for youth and adult arts programs
• Ordinance to hire consultants for administering Family and Medical Leave Act benefits
• Resolution urging the Ohio General Assembly to pass Senate Bill 341 regarding film tax credits

Council Committee Chairs

This agenda serves as a meeting notice for the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. The provided text contains only procedural information and does not list specific items for discussion or decision.

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information regarding the Mayor's Appointments Committee meeting. No specific appointments or discussion items are listed in the text.

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The Mayor's Appointments Committee has a meeting scheduled at Cleveland City Hall. The provided agenda contains only the meeting notice and does not list specific items or appointments for discussion.

City Council Caucus Meeting

The provided agenda consists only of a meeting notice for the Cleveland City Council Caucus Meeting. No specific discussion items, proposals, or decisions are listed in the document.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will receive an update regarding the status of the Division of EMS. This discussion includes information about recent fee increases.

• Division of EMS status update
• Recent EMS fee increases

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will conduct a tour of the Department of Public Utilities facilities. No other agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Tour of Department of Public Utilities facilities

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will receive updates regarding efforts against COVID-19 and Monkeypox. The meeting includes a presentation from the CDPH.

• CDPH presentation
• Review of CDPH Public Report COVID-19 [8-5-2022]
• Review of CDPH Monkeypox Flyer

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a new law regarding paid safe leave. The agenda also includes applications for federal housing funds and various liquor license transfers. Additionally, the council will process oaths of office for several city department directors.

• Emergency Ordinance to enact new paid safe leave laws (756-2022)
• Emergency Ordinance to accept HOME-ARPA funds from HUD (755-2022)
• Permit for Sherwin-Williams parking garage construction on West 3rd Street (757-2022)
• Notice of intent for multifamily funding at West 25th Street Development (737-2022)
• Various liquor license transfers and new applications

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances for Cleveland. These include new regulations for police recording disclosures and tenant eviction defenses. The committee is also considering various utility maintenance contracts and infrastructure improvements.

• Ordinance regarding disclosure of police use of deadly force recordings
• Tenant's right to assert tender of rent as a defense to eviction
• Addition of 2275 East 55th Street to the Northeast Ohio Advanced Energy District
• Installation of electric vehicle charging stations at approximately nine locations
• Contract with American Red Cross for emergency shelter relief plans

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider emergency ordinance 484-2022. This measure would add Section 375.13 to the Cleveland Codified Ordinances. The new section establishes a tenant's right to use the tender of rent as an affirmative defense to eviction.

• Emergency Ordinance 484-2022 regarding Tenant’s Right to Assert Tender of Rent as an Affirmative Defense to Eviction

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances to change use, area, and height districts in two Cleveland areas. These proposals include adjustments to land/height districts and a new setback on Murray Hill Road.

• Ordinance changing use, area, and height districts near Lakewood Heights Blvd (MC 2649)
• Ordinance changing area and height districts south of Murray Hill Road (Map Change 2650)
• Addition of an eight-foot setback from the property line fronting Murray Hill Road

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss an emergency ordinance related to the disclosure of police use of deadly force recordings. The committee will also receive updates on police staffing and safety camera installation.

• Emergency Ordinance 694-2021 regarding disclosure of police use of deadly force recordings
• Updates on police staffing
• Updates on safety camera installation

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to public utilities infrastructure and service agreements. These include projects for electric vehicle charging stations, water main renewals, and energy conservation services.

• Installing electric vehicle charging stations at approximately nine locations
• Renewing, repairing, and replacing various water mains in 2023 and 2024
• Energy, water, and sewer conservation services for low-income homeowners
• Improvements to the Nottingham Water Treatment plant’s intake crib
• Contract with BissNuss Inc. for chemical feed system maintenance

City Council

The Council is reviewing emergency ordinances, including a contract for an emergency shelter relief plan using city recreation centers. They are also considering a grant application from the U.S. Department of Justice for the Cleveland Project Thrive program. The agenda includes various liquor license applications and approved appointments to local boards.

• Emergency ordinance for an emergency shelter relief plan with the American Red Cross
• Grant application to the U.S. Department of Justice for Cleveland Project Thrive
• Contract for baggage handling system updates at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Acceptance of $9,179.15 gift of medical oxygen therapy masks for EMS
• Approval of dedication plats for the Boron project and West 20th & Smith Townhomes

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and development. Items include property acquisitions for the Delta Hotel Project and bridge improvements on West 117th Street. The committee is also considering various grant applications for public safety and health programs.

• Property acquisition at 3614 Euclid Avenue for the Delta Hotel Project
• Infrastructure improvements to bridges over West 117th Street
• Construction of a new park near the Central Recreation Center
• Grant applications for the Byrne Criminal Justice Initiative and BioWatch Program
• Agreement with NEORSD for a restroom at the Soap Box Derby property

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will consider several ordinances regarding land use and landmarks. The agenda includes proposals for landmark designation and changes to building setbacks on Hough Avenue and Roanoke Avenue.

• Emergency ordinance designating Norfolk Southern Railway bridge over Lake Avenue as a landmark
• Ordinance replacing a 10-foot setback with a zero-foot setback on Hough Avenue
• Ordinance changing land use, height, and area districts near Nickel Plate Railroad
• Ordinance mapping a building setback along Roanoke Avenue

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is considering an emergency ordinance regarding properties at 3614 Euclid Avenue. The measure authorizes the Mayor and Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies to acquire and re-convey property from 3614 Euclid Holding LLC. This action supports the Delta Hotel Project's tax increment financing requirements.

• Emergency ordinance for property acquisition at 3614 Euclid Avenue
• Authorization for Delta Hotel Project chain-of-title

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will provide an update about the Lead Safe law. Due to COVID protocols, seating is limited and the meeting will be live broadcast.

• Update about the Lead Safe law

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public utilities and infrastructure improvements. The agenda includes agreements for roadway repairs at West 117th Street and the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. Additionally, the council will review various liquor license applications and grant acceptances.

• Installation of electric vehicle charging stations at approximately nine locations
• Agreement with GCRTA to improve roadway curb walls and pedestrian rails over West 117th Street bridges
• Acceptance of a DOJ grant for the Task Force on Violent Crime through Case Western Reserve University
• Agreement with CHN Housing Partners for energy, water, and sewer conservation services for low-income homeowners
• Acceptance of fitness equipment valued at $35,000-$40,000 for Fairfax Neighborhood Resource and Recreation Center

Committee of the Whole

The committee is considering several emergency ordinances, including a grant for a new park near the Clark Recreation Center. Discussions also include creating a Commission on Black Women and Girls and various infrastructure improvements. Additionally, the agenda covers contract renewals at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and street rehabilitation projects.

• Grant application to develop a new park near Clark Recreation Center
• Creation of the Commission on Black Women and Girls
• Appropriation of $7,932,236 to the Special Revenue Fund
• Renewal of valet parking services at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Demolition of the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will review several emergency ordinances. These include airport service contracts, a new catering lease at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, and changes to fare evasion penalties. The committee will also discuss equipment purchases for snow removal.

• Renewing valet parking contract with SP Plus Corporation at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Lease agreement with Sky Café US Inc. for in-flight catering services at CHIA
• Amending penalties for evading public transportation fares
• Hiring professional consultants for engineering and design services for Port Control
• Purchasing or renting heavy-duty snow removal equipment and labor for Port Control

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding property sales and service contracts. These include selling land near Buckeye Road and on Green Road for development. The committee will also discuss website hosting and billing system management.

• Sale of property near 9103 Buckeye Road to Miceli-Lograsso Development Company, LLC
• Sale of Green Road property in Beachwood to Beachwood Green LLC
• Renewal of website hosting contract with Interpersonal Frequency LLC
• Hiring consultants for Water and Cleveland Public Power billing systems
• Purchase of PVC and FRE ductline materials for Cleveland Public Power

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review emergency ordinances regarding ARPA fund use and demolition procedures. The agenda also includes permits for outdoor dining in public rights-of-way and final HUD grant allocations. Additionally, a loan agreement for redevelopment at 2915 Detroit Avenue is proposed.

• Amending ARPA fund appropriations and adding demolition sections (492-2022)
• Permits for outdoor restaurants in streets and parking lots (510-2022)
• Final HUD budget allocations for CDBG, HOME, ESG, and HOPWA grants (531-2022)
• Economic development loans for 2915 Detroit Avenue redevelopment (544-2022)

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is meeting to consider an emergency ordinance. The proposal would establish three areas covering the entire city as Community Reinvestment Areas.

• Emergency Ordinance 482-2022 establishing three Community Reinvestment Areas

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance regarding consumer fireworks. The measure would prohibit the receipt, storage, possession, sale, use, or discharge of 1.4G consumer fireworks unless a permit is obtained.

• Emergency Ordinance 483-2022 to amend sections of the Codified Ordinances regarding 1.4G consumer fireworks

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review a presentation on real estate investor activity and consider several emergency ordinances. Proposed actions include applying for a National Park Service grant to develop a park near Clark Recreation Center and re-establishing the City's Tree Commission.

• Re-establishing the Tree Commission via emergency ordinance
• Applying for a National Park Service grant for a new park near Clark Recreation Center
• Adding 2275 East 55th Street to the Northeast Ohio Advanced Energy District
• Amending ARPA fund appropriations regarding demolitions
• Presentation on real estate investor activity impacts

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a $7,932,236 appropriation to the Special Revenue Fund. The agenda also includes property acquisitions for the Delta Hotel Project and improvements to park facilities. Additionally, the council reviewed various contract renewals and zoning changes.

• $7,932,236 appropriation to the Special Revenue Fund
• Property acquisition at 3614 Euclid Avenue for the Delta Hotel Project
• Designation of the Norfolk Southern Railway bridge over Lake Avenue as a landmark
• Loan agreement with 2915 Detroit Ave LLC for building redevelopment
• Capital repairs and audit for First Energy Stadium

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will consider several emergency ordinances regarding service contracts for the MomsFirst Program. Members will also receive an update on the Racism as a Public Health Crisis Coalition. Additionally, the agenda includes non-competitive contracts for reproductive health clinic lab services.

• Contract with Case Western Reserve University for MomsFirst evaluation services
• Contract with The Transparency Program for MomsFirst Fatherhood services
• Non-competitive contract with Center for Disease Detection, LLC for Title X lab services
• Amendment to authorize Merrick House for MomsFirst services
• Update on the Racism as a Public Health Crisis Coalition (RAPHC-C)

City Council Caucus Meeting

The agenda consists only of a procedural notice for a City Council caucus meeting. No specific items for discussion or decision are provided in the document.

• Caucus meeting notice for May 23, 2022

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city contracts and programs. Items include establishing new Community Reinvestment Areas, authorizing lead safe program funding, and renewing various utility service contracts.

• Establishing three Community Reinvestment Areas encompassing the entire City of Cleveland
• Authorizing subrecipient agreements with Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation for a lead safe program using ARPA funds
• Renewing contracts for fire alarm testing and substation equipment maintenance
• Authorizing food and beverage concession agreements at the Carl B. Stokes Facility
• Approving contracts for the MomsFirst Program, including evaluation and fatherhood services

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is considering several emergency ordinances. These include evaluating Complete and Green Streets elements in city projects and authorizing maintenance for passenger boarding bridges at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The committee will also review consultant hiring and contract amendments for airport facilities.

• Emergency Ordinance 370-2022 regarding Complete and Green Streets evaluation
• Contracts for repairing and maintaining passenger boarding bridges at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Hiring consultants for employment-related services for the Department of Port Control
• Contract amendment with ARINC Incorporated for airport common use facilities maintenance

Utilities Committee

The committee will consider multiple emergency ordinances regarding Department of Public Utilities contracts. These items include renewals for fire protection, telecommunications, and electrical maintenance services. The agenda also includes a new food and beverage concession agreement for the Carl B. Stokes Facility.

• Food and beverage concession agreement for the Carl B. Stokes Facility
• Fire alarm and sprinkler system testing with Johnson Controls Fire Protection LP
• Telecommunications services contract with AT&T
• Lighting maintenance for City bridges and Wyland Whale Mural Park
• Amendments to Chapter 523 of the Cleveland Codified Ordinances

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will discuss residential tax abatement in the city. It will also consider an emergency ordinance to establish three areas as Community Reinvestment Areas.

• Emergency Ordinance 482-2022 establishing three Community Reinvestment Areas
• Discussion regarding residential tax abatement

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The committee will hold a discussion regarding workforce opportunities for youth in the City of Cleveland. Due to COVID protocols, seating will be limited and the meeting will be live broadcast.

• Discussion about workforce opportunities for youth

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and equipment. These include proposals for road rehabilitation on Carnegie Avenue and Payne Avenue, as well as various bond issuances. The agenda also includes contracts for immigrant services and youth arts programs.

• $16,000,000 bond issuance to improve municipal parks and recreation facilities
• $9,000,000 bond issuance for heavy duty trucks and equipment for Public Works and Public Safety
• Emergency ordinance for road rehabilitation on Carnegie Avenue and Payne Avenue
• Contract with Global Cleveland to provide services to immigrants and refugees
• Authorization for the demolition of the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center

Joint Committee

The Joint Committee is reviewing emergency ordinances regarding city recreation center services. One proposal seeks to amend contracts with Cuyahoga Community College, College Now, and Youth Opportunities Unlimited to continue youth job and internship programs for one year. Another item proposes hiring consultants to transform centers into trauma-informed resource hubs.

• Amendments to contracts with Cuyahoga Community College, College Now, and Youth Opportunities Unlimited for recreation center programs
• Authorization to hire professional consultants to design trauma-informed neighborhood resource and recreation centers
• One-year extension of the Youth Job Program and Career Readiness Internship Program

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These include applications for federal and state grants for park improvements and contracts for waste collection and urban forestry services.

• Re-establishing the City's Tree Commission
• Applying for a National Park Service grant to develop a new park near Clark Recreation Center
• Contract for assessing, retrieving, and recycling waste collection carts
• Designating Field 4 at Maplewood Park as Martin J. Sweeney Field
• Grant application to the State of Ohio DNR for improvements to Sowinski Park

Council Committee Chairs

The provided agenda contains only a meeting notice for the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. No specific discussion topics or decisions are listed in the document.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances for Cleveland. These include street resurfacing projects, park improvements, and contracts for community programs. The committee will also consider agreements for small business assistance and youth services.

• Resurfacing of East 200th Street and Grant Avenue
• $4,000,000 bond sale agreement with Vesta Corporation
• Exterior Paint Program for homeowners and tenants
• Agreement with Urban League of Greater Cleveland for small business assistance
• Resolution opposing Ohio House Bill 616

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will hold a discussion about juvenile crime. The meeting will be live broadcast, though in-person seating is limited due to COVID protocols.

• Discussion about juvenile crime

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is considering several emergency ordinances. These include street resurfacing on East 200th Street and Grant Avenue using County funds. The committee will also review proposals for road rehabilitation near Circle Square and various business assistance agreements.

• Resurfacing of East 200th Street from Mohican Avenue to Lakeshore Boulevard
• Resurfacing of Grant Avenue from East 49th Street to East 71st Street
• Rehabilitation of portions of Chester, Stokes and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
• Implementation of an Exterior Paint Program for homeowners and tenants
• Business assistance agreements with JumpStart Inc., Manufacturing Works, and the Urban League

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several liquor license transfers and new applications. The council also approved multiple appointments to the Port Authority Board and is considering emergency ordinances regarding community health programs and infrastructure maintenance.

• Gift acceptance of $33,485 from Cleveland Cavaliers for Earle B. Turner Recreation Center renovations
• Emergency ordinance for contracts with Case Western Reserve University for MomsFirst Program evaluation and youth summer programs
• Emergency ordinance for contracts with Cleveland Metropolitan School District for student recreational and cultural programs
• Liquor license applications for Agave CLE LLC, Waterloo Arts, and others
• Emergency ordinance for airport facility maintenance at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including expanding police jurisdictions for CWRU and University Circle Incorporated. Other items include establishing a residential repair loan fund and creating a Commission on Black Women and Girls.

• Expanding CWRU Police jurisdiction within Cleveland
• Expanding University Circle Inc. Police jurisdiction within Cleveland
• Establishing the Residential Repair and Rehabilitation Revolving Loan Fund Program
• Creating a Commission on Black Women and Girls
• Providing legal services for evictions via United Way of Greater Cleveland

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance regarding contract renewals. This measure authorizes the Director of Port Control to exercise options to renew contracts for automotive and heavy-duty parts, including labor and installation. These services are intended for various divisions within the Department of Port Control.

• Emergency Ordinance 307-2022: Renewing contracts for automotive and heavy-duty parts

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The Mayor's Appointments Committee meeting agenda contains only a notice for appointments referenced in File No. 301-2022. Specific details regarding the individuals or positions involved are not provided in this text.

• Appointments referenced in File No. 301-2022

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will consider emergency ordinances to expand the territorial jurisdiction of Case Western Reserve University Police and University Circle Incorporated Police within Cleveland. The meeting will also include an update on security cameras.

• Ordinance 210-2022 expanding Case Western Reserve University Police jurisdiction
• Ordinance 211-2022 expanding University Circle Incorporated Police jurisdiction
• Update on security cameras

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances to change land use, area, and height districts. These proposals affect parcels east of Edgehill Road and west of Quigley Road.

• Ordinance 282-2022: Changing Use, Area & Height Districts east of Edgehill Road
• Ordinance 283-2022: Changing Height District west of Quigley Road

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing emergency ordinances for several community development programs. These include a new residential repair revolving loan fund and the Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative. The committee will also consider an agreement with United Way to provide legal services for eviction proceedings.

• Establishment of Residential Repair and Rehabilitation Revolving Loan Fund Program
• Administration of Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative via CDCs
• Agreement with United Way of Greater Cleveland for legal services in eviction proceedings

City Council

The council will consider several emergency ordinances regarding technology upgrades, business support agreements, and utility contract renewals. The agenda also includes liquor license applications and a subdivision plat for Bailey Bridge Townhomes.

• Emergency ordinance for IT projects under the 2022 ITS Capital Project Plan
• Agreement with JumpStart Inc. to provide technical and financial assistance to businesses
• Agreement with Urban League of Greater Cleveland for small business loan funds
• Lease agreement with Sky Café US Inc. for catering at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Emergency ordinance for purchasing trees and urban forestry services

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding street improvements and maintenance. This includes requests to resurface East 200th Street and Grant Avenue using County funds. Members will also discuss community service contracts and landscape maintenance for Highland Park Golf Course.

• Emergency ordinance for resurfacing East 200th Street from Mohican Avenue to Lakeshore Boulevard
• Emergency ordinance for resurfacing Grant Avenue from East 49th Street to East 71st Street
• Contract with City Year, Inc. for community service work and non-profit collaboration
• State funding application for rehabilitating portions of Chester, Stokes, and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
• Consultant contracts for landscape maintenance at Highland Park Golf Course

City Council Caucus Meeting

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

• Caucus Meeting Notice

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city contracts and property leases. These include amendments for Public Square improvements, maintenance at Highland Park Golf Course, and a lease under the Superior Viaduct.

• Amendment to Group Plan Commission contract for Public Square and Superior Avenue improvements
• One-year contract with City Year, Inc. for community service work
• Consultant contracts for landscape maintenance and debris removal at Highland Park Golf Course
• Five-year lease of property under Superior Viaduct Arch Number 3 to Apartment 92, The Apollo, LLC
• Amendment to ordinance regarding the Boosted Third High System in Richfield, Ohio

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee will meet to receive updates regarding the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. The meeting will also cover the Planning and Career Exploration (PACE) curriculum and the Say Yes Cleveland program.

• Cleveland Metropolitan School District updates
• Planning and Career Exploration (PACE) curriculum updates
• Say Yes Cleveland program updates

City Council

The Council is reviewing several new emergency ordinances, including a homeowner exterior paint incentive and street transportation evaluations. Passed legislation includes agreements for West Side Market programs and community diversion grants. The council also adopted resolutions objecting to specific liquor permit applications.

• Emergency Ordinance for an Exterior Paint Program for homeowners (371-2022)
• Emergency Ordinance for water pump station and tower improvements in Richfield (369-2022)
• Emergency Ordinance to evaluate 'Complete and Green Streets' elements (370-2022)
• Agreement with Ohio City Incorporated for West Side Market programs (209-2022)
• Resolution objecting to a new D5 liquor permit at 7934 Lorain Avenue (379-2022)

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will consider three emergency ordinances. These include managing West Side Market programs with Ohio City Incorporated and amending a contract for improvements to Public Square and Superior Avenue. The committee will also review a joint use agreement for the Carpatho-Rusyn Cultural Garden.

• Agreement with Ohio City Incorporated for West Side Market programs
• Contract amendment with Group Plan Commission for Public Square improvements
• Joint Use Agreement for Carpatho-Rusyn Cultural Garden improvements

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will receive a briefing on the current status of the City's budget. The meeting also includes consideration of several emergency ordinances regarding community programs and infrastructure improvements.

• Grant for 2022-2023 Cleveland Community Diversion Program
• Agreement with Ohio City Incorporated for West Side Market programs
• Improvements to Public Square and Superior Avenue
• Joint Use Agreement for Carpatho-Rusyn Garden improvements

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is reviewing emergency ordinances to expand the territorial jurisdiction of Case Western Reserve University and University Circle Incorporated police officers within Cleveland. Additionally, the committee is considering a grant application for the 2022-2023 Cleveland Community Diversion Program.

• Grant application for the 2022-2023 Cleveland Community Diversion Program
• Expanding Case Western Reserve University Police jurisdiction within Cleveland
• Expanding University Circle Incorporated Police jurisdiction within Cleveland

City Council

The Cleveland City Council passed ordinances regarding the redevelopment of Shaker Square and a water main renewal program through 2026. The council also authorized the donation of ballistic vests and medications to Ukraine. New legislation was introduced concerning legal aid for evictions and community housing initiatives.

• Approved loan for New Village Corporation to redevelop Shaker Square Shopping Center
• Authorized donation of approximately 200 ballistic vests and medications to Ukraine
• Passed water main renewal program through 2026
• Introduced legal services program for evictions with United Way of Greater Cleveland
• Proposed community engagement initiative to improve housing stock

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and services. These include a multi-year water main renewal program and contract renewals for heavy duty equipment and airport maintenance. The committee is also considering building repairs and updates to city credit card usage policies.

• Water main renewal program from 2022 through 2026
• Contract renewal with Fabrizi Recycling Inc. for heavy duty equipment
• Digital public address system installation at Burke Lakefront Airport
• Pavement improvements at Harvard Maintenance and Crown Water Treatment Plant
• Replacement of elevators at 1201 Lakeside Avenue

Joint Committee

The Joint Committee is reviewing two emergency ordinances regarding city development. These include potential loan agreements for the Shaker Square Shopping Center and the sale of city properties for a housing project.

• Emergency Ordinance 1038-2021: Loan agreements with New Village Corporation to acquire Shaker Square Shopping Center
• Emergency Ordinance 278-2022: Sale of City-owned properties on Buckeye Road and Wamelink Avenue to CMHA for the Woodhill Station West Homes project

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will receive a presentation regarding the process used by the City's Division of Environment to address compliance concerns. The discussion focuses on the Environmental Health Complaint Investigation Process.