Cleveland public meetings in 2023

City Council

The City Council reviewed several emergency ordinances, including grant applications for the Cartel Gang Narcotics Laundering Task Force and Project Safe Neighborhoods. The session also included approvals for appointments to the City Planning Commission and the Cleveland Commission on Black Women and Girls. Additionally, the council addressed airport maintenance contracts and a property exchange for the Lake Park Improvement Project.

• Grant applications for the Cartel Gang Narcotics Laundering Task Force
• Liquor license application for Family Dollar Stores of Ohio LLC at 4576 West 130th St.
• Contract renewal with West Roofing Systems Inc. for airport roof maintenance
• Property exchange with Paisano Properties, Inc. for the Lake Park Improvement Project
• Insurance assessment for the stadium located at 100 Alfred Lerner Way

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and housing. The agenda includes a Tax Increment Financing agreement for the City Club Apartments and a reorganization of Community Development divisions. Other items involve grant applications for public health and public safety.

• TIF agreement for City Club Apartments at 776 Euclid Avenue
• Reorganization of Community Development divisions
• State funding application for Shaker Boulevard improvements
• Grant to MidTown Cleveland Inc. for Warner and Swasey building redevelopment
• Contract for heavy-duty equipment repairs with Southeastern Equipment Co. Inc.

Mayor's Appointments Committee

This is a notice for the Mayor's Appointments Committee meeting. The provided agenda contains no specific items or proposed appointments for discussion.

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will review legislation and operational reviews for the Department of Public Utilities. Discussion includes emergency ordinances regarding the Parma Pump Station, water treatment residuals, equipment maintenance, and building site improvements.

• Emergency ordinance for construction improvements at the Parma Pump Station
• Requirement contracts for hauling and disposing of Crown Water Works Plant residuals
• Non-competitive polymer chemical contracts with Polydyne, Inc. for water dewatering
• Equipment repair and maintenance contracts with Southeastern Equipment Co. Inc. and Murphy Tractor & Equipment Co., Inc.
• Emergency ordinance for building and site system improvements including roof maintenance

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will conduct an operational review of the Department of Port Control. The meeting is scheduled to be live broadcast.

• Operational review of Department of Port Control

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review an emergency ordinance to restructure several divisions within the Department of Community Development. The agenda also includes accepting donated real estate and authorizing grants for lead safe programs.

• Restructuring Community Development divisions (1135-2023)
• Accepting three real estate parcels from Community Housing Solutions (1285-2023)
• Grant agreements for lead safe programs using Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (1286-2023)
• Creating the Job Creation Income Tax Credit Incentive Program (1345-2023)

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including significant budget adjustments and airport-related contracts. Key discussions involve new funding for the General Fund and various service agreements at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The council will also consider tax incentives for local businesses and grant applications for public safety.

• $45,020,000 supplemental appropriation to the General Fund
• Lease agreement with United Airlines for buildings on Cargo Road at CLE airport
• Tax abatement for International Food Solutions at 2295 East 55th Street
• Application for a DOJ 'Connect and Protect' grant for public safety
• Easement granted to East Ohio Gas Company at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances related to zoning, sidewalk regulations, and airport operations. The agenda also includes grant applications for youth programs and impaired driving enforcement.

• Revolving loan fund for SE Side home repairs (1184-2023)
• Extension of tax exemptions for five TIF projects (1299-2023)
• Salary amendments to police collective bargaining agreements (1302-2023, 1303-2023)
• Contract renewal with Alclear LLC for airport security kiosks (1274-2023)
• Agreement with East Cleveland for Woodworth Avenue resurfacing (1269-2023)

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure. Discussions include road resurfacing on Woodworth Avenue, Shaker Boulevard improvements, and the Bedrock Development Project.

• Emergency ordinance to amend codified ordinances relating to sidewalks and right-of-way
• Funding application for Shaker Boulevard improvements from Buckeye Road to the East corporation line
• Agreement with City of East Cleveland for resurfacing Woodworth Avenue
• Permit for 1865 W 22ND ST., LLC to install entrance staircases and a courtyard on West 22nd Street
• Resolution for roadway and sidewalk repairs on Euclid Beach Boulevard and E. 159th Street

City Council Caucus Meeting

This agenda is a notice for the Cleveland City Council Caucus Meeting scheduled for November 27, 2023. The provided text contains no specific items or topics for discussion.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public safety funding and police labor agreements. These include grant applications for youth diversion and impaired driving enforcement, as well as salary amendments to existing collective bargaining agreements.

• Emergency ordinance for the 2024 Cleveland Youth Diversion Program grant
• Emergency ordinance for the FY 2024 Impaired Driving Enforcement/Selective Traffic Enforcement Program grant
• Addendum to the 2022-2025 collective bargaining agreement with Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge No. 8
• Addendum to the 2022-2025 collective bargaining agreement with Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The scheduled meeting for the Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee on November 21, 2023, has been cancelled.

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will review an ordinance to amend Section 337.031 of the Codified Ordinances regarding Townhouse (RA) Districts. The proposal is sponsored by Anthony Hairston, Blaine Griffin, and by departmental request.

• Ordinance 800-2023: Amendment to Section 337.031 relating to Townhouse (RA) Districts

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding city department structures and neighborhood programs. This includes reorganizing divisions within the Department of Community Development and amending a revolving loan fund for southeast Side home repairs. The agenda also covers professional planning services and extensions for tax increment financing projects.

• Reorganizing Community Development divisions by discontinuing several existing units
• Amending a revolving loan fund for southeast Side home repair and rehabilitation
• Authorizing on-call professional planning services for up to four years
• Updating agreements for vacant property management and COVID-19 small business aid
• Extending tax exemptions for five Tax Increment Financing (TIF) projects by 30 years

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public works, including road improvements on Carnegie Avenue and I-90 reconnection. The agenda also includes discussions on economic development grants, municipal income tax changes, and liquor permit transfers.

• Emergency ordinance for Carnegie Avenue improvements from Ontario Street to East 55th Street
• Emergency ordinance for the Bedrock Development Project/Cleveland Riverfront Masterplan
• Emergency ordinance regarding the demolition of the Eagle Avenue lift bridge
• Emergency ordinance to amend municipal income tax and remote employee profit apportionment
• Emergency ordinance for a grant from Case Western Reserve University for public health training

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The FDEI Committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding infrastructure and economic development. This includes the demolition of the Eagle Avenue lift bridge and applications for federal transportation grants. The committee will also consider various grant agreements for health, housing, and vocational training facilities.

• Demolition of the Eagle Avenue lift bridge over the Cuyahoga River
• Grant agreement with Serenity Health and Wellness Corporation for facility renovation
• USDOT grant application for the Reconnecting Cleveland I-90 Program
• Sale of Detroit Avenue air-rights to Flaherty & Collins Development, LLC
• Legal service contracts with Cuyahoga County Public Defender Commission

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will hold a discussion regarding factors that contribute to suicide. The meeting includes participation from community stakeholders and will be broadcast live.

• Discussion on factors contributing to suicide

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances regarding infrastructure, including Woodworth Avenue resurfacing and lead service line replacements. The agenda also includes liquor license transfers and various municipal appointments.

• Emergency ordinance for Woodworth Avenue resurfacing agreement with East Cleveland
• Emergency ordinance for lead and galvanized service line replacement program
• Liquor license transfers for Condado Tacos 56 LLC and Char Yaar LLC
• Appointment of Luis Cartagena to the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority
• Contract renewal for security kiosks at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances and resolutions. These items include water treatment improvements, sewer projects, economic development grants, and various city service contracts.

• Emergency ordinance for Public Square maintenance via Group Plan Commission
• Public improvement of Baldwin, Crown and Nottingham Water Treatment plants
• Water meter software and hardware maintenance contract with OW Investors, LLC dba Mars Company
• Sister city relationship proposal between Cleveland and Kigali, Rwanda
• Sewer project improvements for West 70th Street, Baltic Road, Homer Avenue and West 38th Street

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances, including the removal of the Eagle Avenue lift bridge. The agenda also includes management agreements for West Side Market and updates to sidewalk regulations.

• Removal of the Eagle Avenue lift bridge over the Cuyahoga River
• Lease and management agreements for West Side Market and parking lots
• Amendments to city ordinances regarding sidewalks and right-of-way
• USDOT grant application for the Reconnecting Cleveland I-90 Program
• Sale of air-rights on Detroit Avenue to Flaherty & Collins Development, LLC

City Council Caucus Meeting

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

Utilities Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding public utility infrastructure. Discussions include water treatment facility improvements, water meter maintenance, and sewer area projects. The agenda also covers Cleveland Public Power tax remittances and water quality monitoring in Lake Erie.

• Emergency ordinance for residual handling facilities at Baldwin, Crown and Nottingham Water Treatment plants
• Contract with OW Investors, LLC dba Mars Company for residential and commercial water meter maintenance
• Sewer projects for West 70th Street, Baltic Road, Homer Avenue and West 38th Street areas
• Transfer of 100% of Cleveland Public Power tax remittances collected in 2024 and 2025 back to the utility
• Contract with Cleveland Water Alliance for water quality detection equipment and four Lake Erie buoys

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will conduct operational reviews of several city divisions. These include Emergency Medical Services, Fire, Animal Care and Control, the Police Accountability Team, and the Community Police Commission.

• Operational review: Divisions of Emergency Medical Services
• Operational review: Fire Division
• Operational review: Animal Care and Control
• Operational review: Police Accountability Team
• Operational review: Community Police Commission

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will conduct operational reviews of the Office of Professional Standards and the Civilian Police Review Board. This is a special meeting scheduled for November 3, 2023.

• Operational review of Office of Professional Standards
• Operational review of Civilian Police Review Board

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will conduct operational reviews of Cleveland Public Power and the Division of Utilities Fiscal Control. The meeting is scheduled for November 2, 2023.

• Operational review of Cleveland Public Power
• Review of Division of Utilities Fiscal Control

City Council

The Cleveland City Council meeting includes first readings for ordinances regarding small business aid and the Exterior Paint Program. The council also considered grant applications for youth diversion and impaired driving enforcement programs. Several items regarding street resurfacing and infrastructure improvements were passed during the second reading.

• Economic development assistance for Moreland Theater Building renovation on Buckeye Road
• Grant application for the 2024 Cleveland Youth Diversion Program
• Agreement with Cuyahoga County to operate the Family Justice Center
• Resurfacing of Lakewood Heights Boulevard in coordination with the City of Lakewood
• Permit approval for the 6th annual Kurentovanje Kurent Dash event

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances and resolutions. These include street resurfacing projects, public safety agreements, and economic development grants.

• Agreement with Cuyahoga County for Family Justice Center administration
• Amendment to fund a police boat via a DHS Port Security Grant
• Sister city relationship between Cleveland and Cape Town, South Africa
• Resurfacing of Lakewood Heights Boulevard through the City of Lakewood
• Infrastructure improvements for Woodhill Choice Estate project with CMHA

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance regarding a Cleveland Clinic pedestrian bridge on East 100th Street. The agenda also includes hiring consultants to rehabilitate the Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Bridge. Additionally, the meeting features operational reviews of city capital projects and maintenance divisions.

• Emergency ordinance for a Cleveland Clinic pedestrian bridge on East 100th Street
• Consultant hiring for Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Bridge rehabilitation
• Operational reviews of Capital Projects, Motor Vehicle Maintenance, and Property Management

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will conduct operational reviews of the Community Relations Board and the Office of Prevention, Intervention and Opportunity for Youth and Young Adults. The agenda includes emergency ordinances regarding Cuyahoga County agreements and federal port security grants.

• Emergency ordinance authorizing agreements with Cuyahoga County for the Family Justice Center
• Emergency ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 866-2021 for a DHS Port Security Grant to purchase a police boat
• Emergency ordinance to amend and repeal various sections of the Codified Ordinances
• Operational reviews of Community Relations Board and Office of Prevention, Intervention and Opportunity for Youth and Young Adults

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These include various street resurfacing agreements, a street vacation, property lease agreements for the West Side Market, and economic development grants.

• Emergency ordinance to amend Section 138.07 regarding nuisance properties
• Resurfacing of Lakewood Heights Boulevard via agreement with City of Lakewood
• Infrastructure improvements for Woodhill Choice Estate project via CMHA
• Resurfacing of West 140th Street via Cuyahoga County
• Vacation of East 59th Street from Central Avenue to Hawthorne Avenue

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee will conduct an operational review of the Civil Service Commission. The meeting is scheduled for October 24, 2023.

• Operational review of the Civil Service Commission

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a $4.7 million transfer within the Major Enterprise Fund and a grant for a vocational training center. The agenda also includes various liquor permit applications and updates to city salary classifications. Additionally, the council reviewed resolutions regarding objections to specific liquor permits.

• Grant agreement to finance construction of a vocational training center
• Transfer of $4,700,000 within the Major Enterprise Fund
• Resolution objecting to a new liquor permit at 16605 S. Miles Road
• Lease and ground lease for Menzies Aviation at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Notice of intent for EDEN Expansion Phase III at 7813-7823 Madison Avenue

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will review legislation regarding health department licenses and fees. The meeting includes operational reviews of the Department of Public Health and the Department of Aging.

• Emergency ordinance 1183-2023 to amend food shop licenses, fees, and categories
• Emergency ordinance 1186-2023 to amend public swimming pool, spa, and special use pool licenses and fees
• Operational review of the Department of Public Health
• Operational review of the Department of Aging

City Council Caucus Meeting

The Cleveland City Council has scheduled a caucus meeting for October 23, 2023. The agenda contains no specific items or discussion topics beyond the meeting notice.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding airport operations, urban development projects, and municipal fee amendments. Discussions include lease agreements for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and tax increment financing for local developments.

• Lease agreement with Menzies Aviation at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Public improvement contracts for airport runways, taxiways, and ramps
• Property acquisition/re-conveyance for Erieview Tower, Galleria and Parking Garage Project
• Tax Increment Financing Agreement for Apollo Mixed-Use Development at 1250 Riverbed Street
• Amendments to food shop licenses and public swimming pool fees

Operations Committee

The Operations Committee will conduct operational reviews of the Office of Cleveland City Council and the Clerk of Council. The meeting is scheduled for October 19, 2023, at City Hall.

• Operational review of Office of Cleveland City Council
• Operational review of Clerk of Council

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance for a lease agreement with Menzies Aviation at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The agenda also includes authorization for public improvement contracts for concrete and asphalt work on airport surfaces.

• Lease agreement with Menzies Aviation for office space and fueling operations
• Authorization of maintenance contracts for runways, taxiways, and parking areas

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider emergency ordinances regarding the Erieview Tower and Apollo Mixed-Use development projects. These include property acquisitions at 1301 East 9th Street and a TIF agreement for 1250 Riverbed Street. The meeting also includes an operational review of the Department of Building and Housing.

• Emergency ordinance to acquire properties at 1301 East 9th Street and 100 Erieview Street
• TIF agreement for Apollo Mixed-Use Development Project at 1250 Riverbed Street
• Operational review of the Department of Building and Housing

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee will meet to hear from the new CEO of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. The meeting is scheduled for October 17, 2023, at Cleveland City Hall.

• Address by the new Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances covering infrastructure, public services, and city contracts. The agenda also includes a plat approval for the Equinox Subdivision and multiple condolence and recognition resolutions.

• Equinox Subdivision dedication plat approval (Ward 3)
• Emergency ordinance for Shaker Boulevard improvements from Buckeye Road to East corporation line
• Emergency ordinance for Johnston Parkway reconstruction near Garfield Heights
• Emergency ordinance for Parma Pump Station improvements
• Emergency ordinance regarding food shop licenses, fees, and categories

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing various capital projects and infrastructure agreements. Items include roadway resurfacing, park renovations, and street vacations. The meeting also includes operational reviews of the Division of Recreation and the Boxing and Wrestling Commission.

• Emergency ordinance for roadway and bridge improvements
• Agreement with City of Lakewood for Lakewood Heights Boulevard resurfacing
• Infrastructure agreement with CMHA for Woodhill Choice Estate
• Grant application for the Calgary Park Renovation Project
• Ordinance to vacate East 59th Street

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will review several emergency ordinances. These include plans for roadway improvements, a sister city relationship with Tema, Ghana, and park renovations.

• Ordinance for roadway and bridge repairs including asphalt and sidewalks
• Resolution to establish a sister city relationship with Tema, Ghana
• Grant application for the Calgary Park Renovation Project
• Amendment regarding the Cleveland Commission on Black Women and Girls
• Contract amendment for Lakeview Place Development construction

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will discuss the goals and vision for the City of Cleveland's Arts & Culture program. It will also consider an emergency resolution to declare October as Women in the Arts Month annually.

• Discussion on goals and vision of the City of Cleveland's Arts & Culture program
• Emergency Resolution 894-2023: Declaring October as Women in the Arts Month annually

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will conduct an operational review of several divisions within the City's Department of Public Safety. The meeting is scheduled for October 11, 2023.

• Operational review of several divisions in the Department of Public Safety

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will perform an operational review of several City Departments and Boards and Commissions. The meeting is scheduled for October 10, 2023.

• Operational review of City Departments and Boards and Commissions

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The committee will review an emergency ordinance regarding professional services for the city's employee assistance program and health benefits analysis. It will also consider authorizing a local governance agreement to support workforce development activities in the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County area.

• Emergency Ordinance 1008-2023: professional services for employee assistance, learning/development, and health care benefits analysis
• Ordinance 1030-2023: local governance agreement with the County and a non-profit for workforce development activities

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will receive an update regarding the Division of Health Equity and Social Justice within the City's Department of Public Health.

• Update on Division of Health Equity and Social Justice

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding grant agreements for local development projects. These include funding for repairs at the Brenda Glass Multipurpose Trauma Center and construction of senior housing. The committee will also consider contracts for citywide paper, envelopes, and copier services.

• Grant agreement with Northwest Neighborhoods CDC for 51 senior apartment units at West 80th Street and Detroit Avenue
• Grant agreement with Brenda Glass Multipurpose Trauma Center for facility repairs and upgrades
• Grant agreement with May Dugan Center for renovations and expansion
• Grant agreement with Old Brooklyn Community Development Corporation for the Memphis and Pearl mixed-use project
• Contracts for citywide paper, envelopes, and copier services

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will receive an update regarding the city-wide infrastructure improvement program. The meeting is scheduled for October 4, 2023, at Cleveland City Hall.

• Update on Back to Basics City-Wide Infrastructure Improvement Program

City Council

The council reviewed first-reading ordinances regarding land re-utilization and department reorganizations. It also considered several collective bargaining agreements for various unions. Additionally, the meeting included reviews of liquor license applications and objections.

• 30-year agreement with SiFi Networks Cleveland LLC for a citywide fiber optic network
• Contract for water quality detection buoys in Lake Erie via Cleveland Water Alliance
• Reorganization of divisions within the Department of Community Development
• Collective bargaining agreements for firefighters and painters unions
• Notice of intent for senior housing at 9113 Parmalee Avenue

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review an emergency ordinance regarding shared mobility device and bicycle vendor permit applications. The meeting also includes an operational review of the Division of Waste Collection and the Division of Park Maintenance and Properties.

• Emergency Ordinance 892-2023 to amend Sections 517.02 and 517.08 regarding mobility device and bicycle vendor permits
• Operational review of the Division of Waste Collection
• Operational review of the Division of Park Maintenance and Properties

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances, including a development agreement for a citywide broadband network. Other items include electrical system maintenance contracts and amendments to minor's curfew and bicycle permit rules. The agenda also covers lease renewals and grant programs for major events and substance abuse treatment.

• Development agreement with SiFi Networks Cleveland LLC for citywide fiber optic installation
• Maintenance contracts for Cleveland Public Power electrical systems
• Amendments to minor's curfew penalties
• Updates to bicycle and shared mobility device permit applications
• Lease renewal for space in the Justice Center

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will consider an emergency ordinance for electrical system repair contracts and a development agreement for a citywide fiber optic network. The meeting includes discussions on materials, equipment, and services for Cleveland Public Power.

• Emergency ordinance for electrical, transmission, and distribution system maintenance up to two years
• Development agreement with SiFi Networks Cleveland LLC for a citywide fiber optic network
• 30-year term for fiber optic installation with five 10-year automatic renewals

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss recent city safety operations involving local, state, and federal partners. The committee will also consider an emergency ordinance to amend Section 605.14 regarding minor's curfew penalties. Additionally, members will review a one-year lease renewal for space in the Cuyahoga County Justice Center.

• Emergency Ordinance 860-2023 amending Section 605.14 regarding minor's curfew penalties
• Renewal of Lease Agreement No. LS 2018-24 with Cuyahoga County for Justice Center space
• Discussion of recent safety operations involving local, state, and federal partners

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will hold a briefing regarding the citywide property survey. The meeting is scheduled for September 26, 2023.

• Briefing on the citywide property survey

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding local infrastructure and development. These include agreements for street resurfacing, park renovations, and the management of West Side Market properties. The agenda also includes liquor license applications and appointments to the Community Relations Board.

• TIF agreement for Apollo Mixed-Use Development at 1250 Riverbed Street
• Lease and management agreements for West Side Market properties
• Agreement with Lakewood to resurface Lakewood Heights Boulevard
• Infrastructure improvements for the Woodhill Choice Estate project
• Liquor license applications for 9305 Miles Ave and 6105 Memphis Ave

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will meet to discuss an update regarding lead enforcement. The meeting is scheduled for September 25, 2023, at Cleveland City Hall.

• Update on lead enforcement

City Council Caucus Meeting

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

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances and resolutions. These include agreements for citywide broadband, tax financing for a school project, and various utility and airport service contracts.

• Agreement with DigitalC for citywide broadband network deployment
• TIF agreement for Hawthorne Elementary School Project at 3575 West 130th Street
• Development agreement with Cleveland LD LLC for riverfront area development
• Lease extension for retail concessions with Fraport Cleveland, Inc.
• Contracts with Itron Incorporated for water meter equipment and services

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to citywide services and infrastructure. Items include broadband deployment, sidewalk easements, and various equipment and service contracts for the Department of Public Utilities.

• Emergency ordinance for DigitalC broadband network deployment
• Easement rights for Oakes Road Sidewalk Improvement Project at Blossom Hill Water Towers
• Contracts with Itron Incorporated for meters and software maintenance
• Purchase of concrete pipe adapters and accessories for the Water Division
• Debris disposal contracts for Water, Cleveland Public Power, and Water Pollution Control

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances for the Port Control Department. These include extending a retail concession lease with Fraport Cleveland and starting a new ground handling lease with Swissport USA at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The committee will also consider contracts for planning, real estate services, and facility repairs.

• Lease extension with Fraport Cleveland for airport food and retail concessions
• New ground handling lease agreement with Swissport USA at Cleveland Hopkins Airport
• Professional service contracts for on-call planning and real estate services
• Purchase of floor and wall coverings and installation labor for Port Control
• Ordinance amendments regarding bicycle and shared mobility vendor permits

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance for a Tax Increment Financing agreement regarding the Hawthorne Elementary School Project. Members will also review a proposed development agreement to manage public and private use along the Cleveland riverfront.

• Emergency ordinance for Tax Increment Financing at 3575 West 130th Street
• Development agreement with Cleveland LD LLC for riverfront property near Tower City
• Financing strategy for Hawthorne Elementary School Project

City Council

The City Council is reviewing emergency ordinances regarding funding for 51 senior apartment units on West 80th Street and repairs to the Brenda Glass Multipurpose Trauma Center. The agenda also includes several liquor permit applications and official oaths of office.

• Grant for construction of 51 senior apartment units at West 80th Street and Detroit Avenue
• Grant agreement for repairs and upgrades to Brenda Glass Multipurpose Trauma Center
• $9,990 grant from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for employee training
• Agreement with Cuyahoga County for Family Justice Center administration
• New liquor license applications for various Family Dollar locations

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review several emergency ordinances. These include amendments to parking rates and meters, a contribution for Public Square maintenance, and the granting of easements to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

• Emergency ordinance to amend the Group Plan Commission agreement for Public Square maintenance
• Emergency ordinance to amend various sections of the Codified Ordinances regarding parking rates and meters
• Emergency ordinance authorizing easements for ODOT to rehabilitate a culvert under Chagrin Boulevard at Highland Park Golf Course

Council Committee Chairs

The Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs are scheduled to meet on September 18, 2023. The meeting will take place at City Hall in the Large Conference Room.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding city infrastructure and finance. Items include bond issuances for water systems and updates to municipal parking rates. The committee will also consider property exchanges and software renewals.

• Issuance of up to $45 million in Water Pollution Control Revenue Bonds
• Issuance of up to $90 million in water revenue obligations
• Amendments to parking rates, meters, and municipal parking facilities
• Real property exchange agreement with Cleveland Public Theatre, Inc.
• Grant application for the Municipal Court's Specialized Dockets program

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including updates to minor's curfew penalties and new lease agreements at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The agenda also includes the approval of various subdivision plats and numerous liquor license applications.

• Emergency ordinance amending minor’s curfew penalties
• Software subscription renewal with Granicus, Inc.
• Lease agreement with Swissport USA, Inc. at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Approval of dedication plats for Equinox Subdivision and West 11th Street Phase II
• Grant application for the Cleveland Municipal Court’s Specialized Dockets program

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city finance and infrastructure. Discussions include stadium bond refinancing, Central Interchange improvements, and community grants for housing repairs. The committee is also considering landmark designations and airport lease agreements.

• Refunding bonds for Cleveland Browns Stadium lease-purchase agreements
• Central Interchange improvements with the Ohio Department of Transportation
• Designating Boddie Recording Company as a Cleveland Landmark
• Grants for home repairs and addressing vacant properties
• Lee Road improvements involving Cuyahoga County and Shaker Heights

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance to remove the existing forty-three foot specific mapped setback from the street centerline on both sides of Broadway Avenue. This change applies to the area between Gallup Avenue and East 55th Street.

• Ordinance MC 2669: Removing 43-foot setbacks on Broadway Avenue between Gallup Avenue and East 55th Street

City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider an emergency ordinance regarding an initiative petition. This petition proposes amending the City Charter to establish a people's budget process.

• Emergency Ordinance: Proposing new Sections 204-1 through 204-8 in Chapter 41 of the City Charter relating to a people’s budget process

Safety Committee

The provided agenda contains only a meeting notice for the Safety Committee. No specific topics, discussions, or items are listed for this meeting.

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to authorize a development agreement with SiFi Networks Cleveland LLC. The agreement would allow the installation, operation, and maintenance of a citywide fiber optic network in the city's public right-of-way. The proposed term is 30 years with five ten-year automatic renewals.

• Emergency Ordinance 583-2023: Development agreement with SiFi Networks Cleveland LLC for a citywide fiber optic network

City Council

The Cleveland City Council meeting includes several mayoral appointments and liquor permit applications. The council also reviewed approved subdivision plats for St. Luke’s Redevelopment and a townhome development. Numerous condolence and congratulatory resolutions were presented.

• Initiative petition to amend the City Charter for a 'People's Budget' process
• Approved dedication plats for St. Luke’s Redevelopment on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
• Approved dedication plat for townhomes at Lorain Avenue and West 47th Street
• Various liquor license applications and transfers, including for SSP America CLE LLC
• Appointments to the Community Relations Board and Landmarks Commission

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure, housing assistance, and airport operations. Items include tax increment financing for the City Club Apartments and various grant applications for public health and community development.

• Tax Increment Financing agreement for City Club Apartments at 776 Euclid Avenue
• Home Repair Grant Program via Slavic Village Development using Ward 12 Casino Revenue Funds
• Grant to Union Miles Development Corporation for veteran housing construction
• Emergency ordinance establishing paid parental leave under Section 171.68
• Lease agreement with Air Canada to increase premises at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The Mayor's Appointments Committee will review the Mayor's appointments for three boards. These include the City Planning Commission, Cleveland Landmarks Commission, and Community Relations Board.

• Review of City Planning Commission appointments
• Review of Cleveland Landmarks Commission appointments
• Review of Community Relations Board appointments

City Council Event

The Cleveland City Council is scheduled to hold a presentation regarding the Phase I Master Plan for the West Side Market. This item is listed as Item-698 on the agenda.

• Presentation of Phase I Master Plan for West Side Market

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances, including a Tax Increment Financing agreement for 3575 West 130th Street. The agenda also includes lease amendments for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and various grant applications.

• TIF agreement with Hawthorne Elementary Partners, LLC for the Hawthorne Elementary School project
• Lease-purchase agreements and bond refunding for Cleveland Browns Stadium
• Lease amendment with Air Canada to increase space at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• New liquor license application for Family Dollar Stores of Ohio LLC at 1250 East 105th St.
• Purchase contracts for vehicles and equipment for the Department of Public Utilities

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure and airport operations. Items include new community benefits regulations, roadway improvements, and various lease agreements for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

• Enacting Chapter 191A related to Community Benefits Agreements
• Establishing a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area on East 4th Street
• Back to Basics City-wide Infrastructure Improvement Program for roadways and parks
• Economic development analysis of Burke Lakefront Airport by Econsult Solutions Inc.
• Lease agreements with United Airlines and Aero Mag 2000 CLE, LLC at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance to amend the use, height, and area districts for certain parcels of land. The proposed changes affect areas north of Cedar Avenue between East 107th Street and Stokes Boulevard.

• Ordinance 641-2023 regarding zoning changes (Map Change 2671)
• Amendments to Sections 4 and 7 of Ordinance No. 1193-2022

City Council Event

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Plan of Operation and Governance (POG) for the Cleveland Electric Aggregation Program. The meeting includes a notice for the program's operational and governance structure.

• Public Hearing on Cleveland Electric Aggregation Program Plan of Operation and Governance

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to authorize agreements with DigitalC for a citywide broadband network. This includes the deployment of equipment and services to residents. The ordinance also allows directors to accept related grants or gifts.

• Emergency Ordinance 585-2023 regarding DigitalC broadband deployment
• Authorization for Finance and Economic Development Directors to enter into agreements with DigitalC
• Authorization to apply for and accept grants, gifts, or services from public or private entities

City Council Event

The Cleveland City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Electric Aggregation Program Plan of Operation and Governance. This item concerns the proposed operation and governance for the city's electric aggregation program.

• Public Hearing on Cleveland Electric Aggregation Program Plan of Operation and Governance (Item-683)

Safety Committee

The provided agenda contains only a meeting notice and does not list specific items for discussion or decision. The Police Consent Decree Monitoring Team is scheduled to be present at the meeting.

• Attendance of the Police Consent Decree Monitoring Team

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding neighborhood revitalization and infrastructure design. Discussions include funding for commercial corridors, home repair loans on the Southeast Side, and various waterfront and park projects.

• Emergency ordinance for economic development assistance in Southeast Side commercial corridors
• Emergency ordinance for professional services to prepare vacant sites for development
• Emergency ordinance to establish a revolving loan fund for Southeast Side home repair and rehabilitation
• Appropriation of $3,000,000 for the detailed design of the North Coast Connector
• Contract for Euclid Creek Greenway Phase 2 North detailed design with Cleveland Metropolitan Park District

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding economic development and infrastructure projects. These include initiatives for Southeast Side commercial corridors and a revolving loan fund for home repairs. The council will also consider various capital project contracts and large-scale fund appropriations.

• Appropriation of $3,000,000 for North Coast Connector design
• Transfer of $121,765,000 to the Strategic Priority Subfund
• Economic development assistance for Southeast Side commercial corridors
• Revolving loan fund for Southeast Side home repair and rehabilitation
• Design contracts for Euclid Creek Greenway Phase 2 North

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to rescind the landmark designation of the former Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court Building. Members will also review a resolution for a new special improvement district by University Circle Incorporated and several ordinances regarding financial assistance for housing projects.

• Rescinding landmark designation for the former Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court Building
• Creating a new special improvement district via University Circle Incorporated
• Grant agreement with Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity for 50 new homes
• Grant agreement with Greater Cleveland Habitat for building acquisition at 2110 West 110th Street
• Financial assistance for city housing projects

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance to change the use, area, and height districts for parcels north of University Road between I-90 East and West 3rd Street. The agenda also includes an emergency ordinance to designate Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church as a Cleveland landmark.

• Ordinance 220-2023: Changing use, area, and height districts north of University Road between I-90 East and West 3rd Street
• Emergency Ordinance 333-2023: Designating Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church as a Cleveland Landmark

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing emergency ordinances regarding commercial corridors and vacant site preparation in Southeast Side neighborhoods. Discussion also includes a home repair revolving loan fund and an economic analysis of Burke Lakefront Airport.

• Ordinance for SE Side commercial corridor projects (482-2023)
• Contracts to prepare vacant sites for development (483-2023)
• Revolving loan fund for home repair and rehabilitation (490-2023)
• Economic analysis contract with Econsult Solutions Inc. (510-2023)
• Intent to vacate portions of Curtis Avenue N.E. and an unnamed alley

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee will receive an update from the Greater Cleveland Film Commission regarding job training and opportunities. The meeting is scheduled for May 23, 2023, at Cleveland City Hall.

• Update by Greater Cleveland Film Commission about job training and opportunities

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances covering infrastructure, housing, and airport operations. The agenda also includes multiple condolence resolutions and recognition of local organizations.

• Emergency ordinance for mechanical and façade improvements to City Hall
• Emergency ordinance regarding the Carriage Company Project at 2168 West 25th Street
• Emergency ordinance for environmental lead investigations in residences
• Emergency ordinance for public restroom improvements at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Emergency ordinance for a grant agreement with Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will review emergency ordinances regarding grant acceptances and fund allocations. This includes a proposal to provide up to $1,000,000 to Birthing Beautiful Communities. A presentation on city efforts against illegal dumping is also scheduled.

• Emergency ordinance for up to $1,000,000 to assist Birthing Beautiful Communities
• Ohio EPA grant for Division of Air Quality operations and infrastructure
• DHS BioWatch Program grant application and courier service contracts
• Presentation on city efforts against illegal dumping

City Council Caucus Meeting

The provided agenda consists only of the meeting notice for the May 22, 2023, City Council Caucus Meeting. No specific discussion items, proposals, 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 regarding infrastructure and city operations. Key discussions include airport management at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, sewer and utility maintenance, and economic development projects.

• Lease of retail, food, and beverage concessions at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Contract with BancTec, Inc. for payment scanner and processing system upgrades
• Sewer repair and replacement contracts throughout the City
• Lease agreement with Cleveland National Airshow, Inc. for Burke Lakefront Airport
• Grant of up to $1,000,000 to Birthing Beautiful Communities via ARPA funds

City Council Event

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an application for a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) on East 4th Street. The agenda notes a special location requirement for this item.

• Public Hearing: East 4th Street Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area application

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to city infrastructure. These include contracts for sewer repairs, electrical system maintenance, and fuel procurement for backup generators.

• Sewer replacement and repair at various locations throughout the City
• Contract with BancTec, Inc. for payment processing system upgrades
• New security guard station installation at 12302 Kirby Avenue
• Maintenance of decorative lighting for City bridges and Wyland Whale Mural Park
• Participation in the Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council electric aggregation program

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to port control and economic development. Items include retail concessions at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, an airshow lease at Burke Lakefront Airport, and construction plans for North Coast Harbor.

• Retail, food, and beverage concession agreements at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Lease agreement with Cleveland National Airshow, Inc. for Burke Lakefront Airport
• Renewal of United States of America lease for security checkpoint space at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Public improvement contracts for North Coast Harbor construction and amenities
• Economic development analysis contract for Burke Lakefront Airport with Econsult Solutions Inc.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance that authorizes the Director of Finance to employ professional consultants. This initiative aims to transform city recreation centers into trauma-informed neighborhood resource and recreation centers. The project includes developing programs for youth and families to help prevent violence and address toxic stress.

• Emergency Ordinance 552-2023 regarding professional services contracts
• Transformation of city recreation centers into trauma-informed resource centers
• Development of youth and family programs to prevent violence
• Consultant engagement period of up to 18 months with a possible 18-month renewal

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding economic development. These include site readiness through the County Land Bank, financing for the CentroVilla25 project, and a cooperative agreement for waterfront development.

• Emergency ordinance for Site Readiness for Good Jobs Project via Cuyahoga County Land Bank
• Grant agreement with Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development for CentroVilla25 at 3140 West 25th Street
• Cooperative agreement with Cuyahoga County and North Coast Development Corporation for waterfront projects

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including significant fund transfers and bond issuances for infrastructure. The agenda also includes various liquor permit applications and requests for street name designations. Additionally, the council will consider new regulations regarding paid parental leave.

• An ordinance to appropriate $121,765,000 to the General Fund and Strategic Priority Subfund
• A $21,000,000 bond issuance for the municipal street system and related facilities
• A contract with Wadsworth & Associates, Inc. for security cameras at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• An ordinance to amend the 50/50 hazardous sidewalk repair program
• An ordinance establishing new regulations for paid parental leave

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions concerning city infrastructure, street vacations, and service agreements. The agenda includes items for public works projects, utility easements, and youth programming.

• $3,000,000 appropriation for North Coast Connector design
• Back to Basics City-wide Infrastructure Improvement Program ordinance
• West Side Market structural and electrical improvements
• Agreement with Neighborhood Leadership Institute for youth programs
• Street vacations for Curtis Avenue N.E. and Gould Court alley

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding utility contracts and city agreements. These include maintenance for water and power systems, public improvement projects, and community-focused programs.

• Contract with CHN Housing Partners for the Water Division’s discount affordability program
• Establishment of a Neighborhood Safety Fund through an agreement with The Cleveland Foundation
• Amendment to the Lakefront Parks Lease to include a portion of Gordon Park
• License agreement for Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. to use property near Clark Field
• Requirement contracts for tree trimming services for Cleveland Public Power

Utilities Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding utility maintenance, infrastructure projects, and professional services. Discussions include a presentation on the Community Choice Electricity Aggregation program and a proposal for a $2,000,000 Utilities Amnesty Program.

• Establishment of a Utilities Amnesty Program up to $2,000,000
• Contracts with CHN Housing Partners for Water Division affordability program administration
• Construction improvements at the Pleasant Valley Road Pumping Station
• Repair and replacement of transmission water mains at Trebisky Ridge and Hamilton St. Clair and Payne
• Requirement contracts for Cleveland Public Power electrical, tree trimming, and substation services

Safety Committee

The committee will discuss an overview of city violence interruption and intervention efforts. Members will also consider two emergency ordinances regarding a land license for Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. and the establishment of a Neighborhood Safety Fund with The Cleveland Foundation.

• Emergency ordinance for Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. to use an access road and areas near Clark Field
• Emergency ordinance to establish a City of Cleveland Neighborhood Safety Fund via The Cleveland Foundation
• Overview of city violence interruption/intervention efforts

Joint Committee

The Committees on Development, Planning and Sustainability and Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will consider an emergency ordinance. This measure proposes adding Chapter 191A to the Cleveland Codified Ordinances to establish rules for Community Benefits Agreements.

• Emergency Ordinance 297-2023 regarding Community Benefits Agreements
• Proposed addition of Chapter 191A, Sections 191A.01 through 191A.07 to the Codified Ordinances

Joint Committee

The Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development and Development, Planning and Sustainability committees are holding a joint meeting. The primary agenda item is an emergency ordinance to establish new Chapter 191A of the Codified Ordinances related to Community Benefits Agreements.

• Emergency Ordinance 297-2023: Enacting Chapter 191A (Sections 191A.01 through 191A.07) regarding Community Benefits Agreements

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding citywide broadband expansion through SiFi Networks and DigitalC. Members are also considering a $2,000,000 utilities amnesty program funded by federal recovery funds. Additionally, the council passed ordinances to acquire Empire School and Nathaniel Hawthorne School for redevelopment.

• Agreement with SiFi Networks Cleveland LLC for citywide fiber optic network installation
• $2,000,000 utilities amnesty program using Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• Emergency ordinance to amend parking rates and municipal parking facilities
• Acquisition of Empire School at 9113 Parmalee Avenue for redevelopment
• Agreement with DigitalC for citywide broadband network deployment

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will meet to review the progress of the Racism as a Public Health Crisis (RAPHC) Coalition. The meeting is scheduled to be live broadcast.

• Review of progress for the Racism as a Public Health Crisis (RAPHC) Coalition

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These include property acquisitions for school redevelopment, airport ground leases, and various community development and port control contracts.

• Acquisition of Empire School at 9113 Parmalee Avenue for redevelopment
• Acquisition of Nathaniel Hawthorne School at 3575 West 130th Street for redevelopment
• Ground lease with Jets FBO for a corporate hangar at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Agreement with United Way of Greater Cleveland for legal services in eviction proceedings
• Vacation of a portion of Rockhurst Avenue N.E. east of East 105th Street

City Council Event

The agenda consists of a special presentation by DigitalC. No other business or decisions are listed for this meeting.

• Special Presentation by DigitalC

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding the Department of Port Control. These items include agreements for airport retail concessions, a corporate hangar lease, and maintenance contracts for fire systems and jet bridges.

• Ordinance for food and retail concessions at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Ground lease with Marichaels LTD (dba Jets FBO) for a corporate hangar facility
• Contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. for fire alarm and suppression system maintenance
• Consultant hiring for airport development programming and planning
• Reimbursement agreements for airline repairs to passenger boarding bridges

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area on East 4th Street. The committee is also considering an agreement with The Cleveland Foundation to create a Neighborhood Safety Fund for violence prevention grants.

• Emergency ordinance for a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area on East 4th Street
• Agreement with The Cleveland Foundation to establish a Neighborhood Safety Fund

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is reviewing ordinances to change the use, area, and height districts for two parcels of land. These items involve rezoning areas near East 81st Street and East 93rd Street.

• Ordinance changing Use, Area, and Height Districts north of Chester between E 81st and E 82nd St (MC 2664)
• Ordinance changing Use, Area, and Height Districts west of E 93rd St between Empire and Parmelee Ave (Map Change 2661)

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding the acquisition of school properties for redevelopment. Discussions also include a resolution to vacate specific streets and updates on HUD grant budget allocations.

• Acquisition of Empire School at 9113 Parmalee Avenue
• Acquisition of Nathaniel Hawthorne School at 3575 West 130th Street
• Vacation of East 59th Street and Hawthorne Court
• Final budget allocations for HUD grants (CDBG, ESG, HOME, and HOPWA)
• Legal services agreement with United Way of Greater Cleveland for eviction proceedings

City Council

The Cleveland City Council met to approve appointments to the GCRTA Board and consider several emergency ordinances. The agenda included grant applications for air quality, refugee services, and veteran housing, alongside infrastructure projects for police stations and recreation centers. The council also passed a tax increment financing agreement for the Fidelity Hotel Project.

• TIF agreement for the Fidelity Hotel Project at 1900 East 6th Street
• Replacement of the salt dome at Glenville Streets Facility
• Agreement with West Side Catholic Center for a Meals and Pantry Program using Ward 3 Casino Revenue Funds
• Contract with Case Western Reserve University for a youth summer sports program
• Appointments to the GCRTA Board of Trustees

Council Committee Chairs

This agenda contains only a meeting notice for the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. No specific items are listed for decision or discussion.

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public improvements and land use. Items include infrastructure upgrades for police and recreation centers, lease amendments for Gordon Park, and various licensing and contract authorizations.

• Permit for Il Venetian, LLC to install a trellis and awning on St. Clair Avenue
• Amendment to Lakefront Parks Lease to add portion of Gordon Park
• Replacement of the salt dome at Glenville Streets Facility
• Boiler replacement at the Second District Police Station
• License agreement for Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. near Clark Field

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city infrastructure, contracts, and community programs. Proposed items include police station repairs, recreation center upgrades, and youth sports programming.

• TIF agreement with 1900 East 6th Street, LLC for the Fidelity Hotel Project
• Replacing the salt dome at the Glenville Streets Facility
• Boiler replacement at the Second District Police Station
• Youth summer sports and nutrition program contract with Case Western Reserve University
• Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing improvements at Cudell, Thurgood Marshall, and Camp Forbes recreation centers

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will receive an update regarding entities related to the Department of Public Safety. The meeting is scheduled to be broadcast live.

• Update on Department of Public Safety entities

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review the City's 2023 Capital Improvements Plan. The meeting is scheduled for April 25, 2023.

• Review of the 2023 Capital Improvements Plan

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The Mayor's Appointments Committee is meeting to discuss appointments to the GCRTA Board of Trustees. Specific information regarding the appointees is contained in File No. 327-2023.

• Appointments to GCRTA Board of Trustees

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding community development and infrastructure. These items include funding for local nonprofits, landmark designations, and various urban improvement projects.

• $1,000,000 grant to Birthing Beautiful Communities from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• $3,000,000 appropriation for the design of the North Coast Connector
• Grant agreement for the CentroVilla25 project at 3140 West 25th Street
• Designation of the Boddie Recording Company as a Cleveland Landmark
• New liquor license applications for Mera Cleveland LLC and Cheese the Day LLC

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance regarding medical debt. The measure authorizes the Director of Finance to enter into an agreement with Medical Debt Resolution, Inc. dba RIP Medical Debt.

• Emergency Ordinance 336-2023: Agreement with Medical Debt Resolution, Inc. dba RIP Medical Debt for resident debt forgiveness

City Council Caucus Meeting

The provided agenda is only a notice for a City Council Caucus Meeting. No specific discussion items or proposals are detailed in the document.

• Item-653: Caucus Notice

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These items include a program for medical debt forgiveness and multiple contracts related to the Department of Port Control and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

• Emergency ordinance for medical debt forgiveness via Medical Debt Resolution, Inc. dba RIP Medical Debt
• Contract with Wadsworth Service, Inc. for access control, CCTV, and ID badging systems at the Division of Airports
• Ordinance for safety equipment, materials, and supplies for the Division of Airports
• Ordinance for engineering and design services to upgrade fire suppression systems at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport hangars
• Ordinance for capital maintenance and repair of Department of Port Control facilities

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to the Department of Port Control. These items involve retail concessions, security systems, safety equipment, and facility maintenance at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

• Emergency ordinance for retail, food, beverage, and service concessions at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Requirement contracts with Wadsworth Service, Inc. for access control, CCTV, and ID badging systems
• Emergency ordinance for safety equipment, materials, and supplies for the Division of Airports
• Emergency ordinance for engineering and design services to upgrade hangar fire suppression systems
• Emergency ordinance for capital maintenance and repair of Department of Port Control facilities

City Council

The council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city utilities, airport maintenance, and southeast side economic development. The agenda also includes a $50,000 award for an active transportation plan and liquor license transfers.

• $50,000 technical assistance award from City Thread for the Active Transportation Plan
• Economic development assistance for Southeast Side commercial corridors
• Contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. for fire alarm and suppression system maintenance
• New security guard station construction at 12302 Kirby Avenue
• Liquor license transfers on Lakeshore Blvd, Memphis Ave, Carnegie Ave, and Loretta Ave