Cleveland public meetings in 2024

Committee of the Whole

The City Council Committee of the Whole will hold an operational review hearing on the Office of Sustainability & Climate Justice. The meeting is about the office's performance and operations, with no legislative actions scheduled.

• Operational review hearing on the Office of Sustainability & Climate Justice

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will meet to discuss the semi-annual report on the City's progress regarding a federal consent decree. The meeting will be held at Cleveland City Hall.

• Federal consent decree monitoring team to present semi-annual report
• Meeting to be held at Cleveland City Hall, Room 217
• Special start time of 1:00 PM
• Meeting to be live broadcast

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct operational review hearings. The reviews focus on the Office of Equal Opportunity, the Department of Human Resources, and the Civil Service Commission.

• Operational review of Office of Equal Opportunity
• Operational review of Department of Human Resources
• Operational review of Civil Service Commission

City Council

Cleveland City Council will consider several emergency ordinances and resolutions, including a resolution urging the state to adopt targeted property tax relief for Ohioans. The council will also vote on grants for brownfields remediation at the former National Acme site, consent for Detroit-Superior Bridge foundation stabilization, an agreement for the Old Lorain Connector Trail, and multiple public safety grants.

• Adoption of resolution urging targeted property tax relief for Ohio homeowners
• Authorization of Ohio Brownfields Remediation Grant for former National Acme site at 170 and 221 East 130th Street
• Consent to ODOT for stabilizing Tower B foundation of Detroit-Superior (Veterans Memorial) Bridge
• Agreement with Cleveland Metroparks for Old Lorain Connector Trail including a 10-year temporary easement
• Grant applications for FY 2024 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant and FY 2025 Impaired Driving Enforcement Program

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing multiple emergency ordinances, including a Brownfields Remediation Program Grant for the former National Acme site at 170 and 221 East 130th Street. Also under consideration are agreements for the Old Lorain Connector Trail, a development agreement for the Glen H.A.V.E.N project on Superior Avenue, and encroachment permits for the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center. Additional items include amendments to ordinances regarding Aer Lingus flight service and the Northern Ohio Blanket Mill project.

• Brownfields remediation grant for former National Acme site at 170 & 221 E 130th St
• Development agreement with Ryte 2 Development Corp for Glen H.A.V.E.N project on Superior Ave near E 105th St
• Agreement with Metroparks for Old Lorain Connector Trail funding and easement
• Encroachment permits for Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center on Scranton Rd
• Amendment to ordinance for Aer Lingus daily direct flight service to Ireland

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will review an emergency ordinance regarding city funds for repairs at Progressive Field and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. The committee will also consider an ordinance to appropriate $20 million to the General Fund.

• Emergency ordinance for city fund contributions to Gateway Economic Development Corporation for Progressive Field and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse repairs
• Emergency ordinance to appropriate $20,000,000 to the General Fund

City Council

Cleveland City Council will consider over 30 emergency ordinances, including a $5 million supplemental appropriation to the general fund and an $11.9 million transfer among various funds. Other first-reading items include land donations, trauma-informed recreation centers, a landmark designation, and housing development notices. What was decided vs. proposed: All listed items are proposed; final passage may occur after public comment and readings.

• $5M supplemental appropriation to General Fund (1334-2024)
• $11.9M transfer and amendment among funds (1336-2024)
• Acceptance of land donation at 15891 East 159th Street from McDonald's Real Estate (1308-2024)
• Designation of New Sardis Primitive Baptist Church as a Cleveland Landmark (1314-2024)
• Joint sponsorship agreement with Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights for ODNR Land and Water Conservation Fund grant (1328-2024)

Committee of the Whole

The Cleveland City Council Committee of the Whole will hold an operational review hearing on the Department of Aging on November 25, 2024. The meeting will be live broadcast. No decisions or actions are listed in the agenda.

• Operational Review Hearing on the Department of Aging (Item-954)

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will vote on multiple emergency ordinances, including a proposal to create a new Department of Innovation and Technology, sell city-owned properties near NASA Glenn for hotel development, and amend street racing laws. Other items include a tax increment financing agreement for a redevelopment at 1030 East 62nd Street and a transfer of storefront renovation programs to Economic Development.

• Establishment of a Department of Innovation and Technology (Ordinance 1081-2024)
• Sale of city-owned Brookpark and Old Grayton Road properties to NASA Park, LLC for hotel/restaurant development (1056-2024)
• Tax Increment Financing agreement with 1030 East 62nd Street LLC for redevelopment (1174-2024)
• Amendment to street racing ordinance (1080-2024)
• Transfer of Storefront Renovation and Commercial Revitalization programs to Department of Economic Development (1175-2024)

City Council Caucus Meeting

The Cleveland City Council Caucus meeting is set for 12:00 PM on Monday, November 25, 2024 at City Hall, Room 220, 601 Lakeside Avenue. The meeting notice does not list any specific agenda items, resolutions, or contracts. It appears to be a procedural session with only the notice details provided.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss three emergency ordinances: amending street racing regulations, requiring vehicle impact protection guard posts for the Fire Division, and updating fees for fire permits, inspections, and certifications. These are proposed changes to the Cleveland Codified Ordinances.

• Emergency ordinance to amend Section 433.07 related to street racing (1080-2024)
• Emergency ordinance enacting new Section 385.82 for fire division vehicle impact guard posts (1117-2024)
• Emergency ordinance amending fire permit fees and certificate fees (1144-2024)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct an operational review hearing regarding the Department of Public Utilities. This meeting is scheduled for November 21, 2024.

• Operational Review Hearing on the Department of Public Utilities

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will discuss two emergency ordinances related to Cleveland Public Power. These include a three-year technical support contract for the Bright City lighting system and an amendment to a previous ordinance for electrical system maintenance.

• Emergency Ordinance 822-2024: Three-year contract with ST Engineering Telematics Wireless Ltd for Bright City lighting hosting and support
• Emergency Ordinance 1164-2024: Amendment to Ordinance No. 432-2023 regarding contracts for electrical transmission and distribution system components

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances primarily concerning the Department of Port Control and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Proposed actions include contracting for aviation recruitment, airport economic studies, and the sale of city-owned property for commercial development.

• Sale of city-owned properties on Brookpark and Old Grayton Roads to NASA Park, LLC for hotels and restaurants
• Lease agreement with Prospect International Airport Services Corporation for wheelchair operations at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Contract renewal with Korn Ferry (US) for professional aviation recruitment services
• Proposed amendments to fees for bicycle rack permits and temporary occupancy permits for streetscape amenities
• Authorization for the purchase of fencing, gates, and guardrails for the Department of Port Control

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold an operational review hearing on the Department of Port Control. No specific legislation or financial items are on the agenda.

• Operational review hearing for the Department of Port Control

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct operational review hearings. These reviews focus on the City Planning Commission and the Department of Building and Housing.

• Operational Review: City Planning Commission
• Operational Review: Department of Building and Housing

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will consider three emergency ordinances: a development agreement with Bequest Builders Inc. for city-owned properties in Glenville Circle North, a Tax Increment Financing agreement with 1030 East 62nd Street LLC for a redevelopment project at 1030 East 62nd Street, and a transfer of the Storefront Renovation and Commercial Revitalization programs from Community Development to Economic Development.

• Emergency ordinance authorizing development agreement with Bequest Builders Inc. for sale and redevelopment of City-owned properties in Glenville Circle North (Ward 09)
• Emergency ordinance authorizing Tax Increment Financing agreement with 1030 East 62nd Street LLC for redevelopment project at 1030 East 62nd Street (Ward 10)
• Emergency ordinance to transfer Storefront Renovation Program and Commercial Revitalization Program from Department of Community Development to Department of Economic Development
• All ordinances sponsored by Councilmembers Conwell, Hairston, Griffin, and by departmental request

City Council

Cleveland City Council will consider multiple emergency ordinances at its November 18 meeting. Key items include a $20 million supplemental appropriation to the General Fund, a 49-year lease extension with the I-X Center Corporation, and a development agreement for the Glen H.A.V.E.N. project on Superior Avenue. The council will also take up an amended ordinance supporting Aer Lingus direct flights from Cleveland to Ireland and a grant for police recruitment.

• $20,000,000 supplemental appropriation to the General Fund (1249-2024)
• 49-year lease extension with I-X Center Corporation at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (1241-2024)
• Development agreement with Ryte 2 Development Corp for Glen H.A.V.E.N. project on Superior Ave near East 105th St (1244-2024)
• Amendment to UDAG grant agreement for Aer Lingus daily direct flight service from Cleveland to Ireland (1239-2024)
• Grant acceptance from Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services for FY23 Recovery Ohio Law Enforcement Recruitment Program (1242-2024)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold an operational review hearing on the Mayor's Office of Capital Projects. No specific legislation or votes are scheduled. The meeting is procedural and focused on oversight.

• Operational review hearing for the Mayor's Office of Capital Projects

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee of Cleveland City Council will discuss and potentially vote on several emergency ordinances authorizing contracts and purchases. Items include heavy-duty equipment rental for multiple departments, a parking system contract with SKIDATA, vehicle procurement, an intergovernmental agreement with East Cleveland for road improvements, moral claims payments, and salary ordinance amendments. Dollar amounts are not listed in the agenda.

• Heavy-duty equipment rental contracts for Divisions of Water, Cleveland Public Power, Water Pollution Control, and Public Works for two years (586-2024)
• Professional services contract with SKIDATA for parking access systems at Willard Park Garage and Gateway East Garage for three years (940-2024)
• Purchase/lease of on-road and off-road vehicles for various city divisions (1122-2024)
• Agreement with East Cleveland for Phase One of Circle East Transformational Project on Woodlawn Avenue (1146-2024)
• Amendments to salary ordinance Sections 5, 8, 25, 30, 34, 36-40, and 42 (1217-2024)

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review eight emergency ordinances and one resolution. Items include amendments to sidewalk and right-of-way regulations, contracts for heavy equipment rental, parking system software for Willard Park and Gateway East garages, a funding agreement for the Old Lorain Connector Trail, and a cost-sharing agreement with East Cleveland for the Circle East project. The committee will decide whether to advance these items to full council.

• Emergency ordinance to amend and repeal multiple sidewalk and right-of-way code sections (1141-2023)
• Authorization for two-year heavy-duty equipment rental contracts for utilities and public works (586-2024)
• Contract with SKIDATA for parking access and revenue control systems at Willard Park and Gateway East garages (940-2024)
• Funding agreement with Cleveland Metroparks for the Old Lorain Connector Trail, including a temporary easement (1048-2024)
• Cost-sharing agreement with East Cleveland for Woodlawn Avenue improvements as Phase One of the Circle East Transformational Project (1146-2024)

City Council Event

The Cleveland City Council holds a public hearing to consider a petition to establish the North Coast Waterfront New Community Authority under Resolution 1060-2024. The hearing includes a presentation, discussion, and public comment on the proposed authority.

• Public hearing on Resolution 1060-2024 to establish the North Coast Waterfront New Community Authority
• Presentation by Scott Skinner of North Coast Waterfront Development Corporation and Brendan Heil of Bricker Graydon
• Emergency resolution determining petition sufficient under Ohio Revised Code Section 349.03
• Resolution sets time and place for hearing and authorizes public notice

City Council

The council will consider a series of emergency ordinances, including one that authorizes the Director of Public Utilities to enter into contracts and secure funding for sewer replacement projects on multiple streets. Additional ordinances address lease agreements for city property, grant applications, and moral claims payments. The meeting also includes liquor permit transfers, condolence resolutions, and a zoning map change.

• Emergency ordinance authorizing sewer replacement contracts for Brookfield Ave, West 130th St, Dearborn Ave, East 27th, 48th, 93rd St, Parkridge Ave, West 19th, 63rd, 89th St
• Emergency ordinance leasing city property near Interstate 90/Walton Road to Meadow City, LLC for native seed garden plots
• Emergency ordinance leasing property under Superior Viaduct Arch No. 6 to John G. Johnson Construction for parking and storage
• Emergency ordinance authorizing grant applications for the Talent for Tomorrow: Digital Equity Challenge Grant
• Liquor permit transfer applications for locations on Buckeye Rd, Euclid Ave, Lorain Ave, and Pearl Rd

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is considering several ordinances related to public utility contracts, infrastructure repairs, and city property acquisitions. The body will also discuss amendments to electricity charges for Cleveland Public Power.

• Proposed changes to electricity charges and rates for Cleveland Public Power (957-2024)
• Sewer replacement projects for Brookfield Ave, Dearborn Ave, and other locations (551-2024)
• Purchase of property at 15900 Lakeshore Boulevard for the Land Reutilization Program (1170-2024)
• New lighting requirements for outdoor parking lots (639-2024)
• Grant agreements for the Greater Cleveland Film Commission (1169-2024)

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will consider a series of emergency ordinances authorizing the Director of Public Utilities to enter into contracts for major public‑improvement projects, including sewer replacement on Brookfield Avenue, Dearborn Avenue, East 27th, East 48th, East 93rd, Parkridge Avenue, West 19th, West 63rd, and West 89th Streets. Additional ordinances would allow contracts for heavy‑duty equipment rentals, chemical waste handling services, and a partnership with CHN Housing Partners for water, sewer and energy conservation programs. The committee will also review a contract with ST Engineering for the Bright City lighting system and an ordinance amending electricity rate rules for Cleveland Public Power.

• Emergency ordinance (551‑2024) authorizing sewer replacement or rehabilitation contracts for multiple streets in the Brookfield‑Dearborn‑East‑West corridor
• Emergency ordinance (586‑2024) authorizing two‑year rental contracts for heavy‑duty equipment for the Utilities and Public Works divisions
• Emergency ordinance (587‑2024) authorizing two‑year contracts for chemical, hazardous‑waste, and recycling services for Utilities and Public Works
• Emergency ordinance (624‑2024) authorizing a one‑year agreement (with one‑year renewal) with CHN Housing Partners for water, sewer and energy conservation services for low‑income homeowners
• Emergency ordinance (822‑2024) authorizing a three‑year contract with ST Engineering Telematics for hosting and technical support of the Bright City lighting system

Committee of the Whole

The Cleveland City Council Committee of the Whole will hold an Operational Review Hearing on safety-related boards, commissions, and offices. The hearing is listed as Item‑935 on the October 30, 2024 agenda. No specific actions or decisions are detailed in the agenda.

• Item‑935: Operational Review Hearing on safety‑related boards, commissions, and offices

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is reviewing an ordinance for outdoor parking lot lighting and a resolution to vacate Sherman Court. The body is also considering easements for a bridge replacement and assessments for roadway and sidewalk work.

• Ordinance 639-2024: New lighting requirements for outdoor parking lots (Section 352.13)
• Ordinance 838-2024: Granting easements to ODOT for the Broadway Avenue/SR-14 bridge replacement
• Resolution 958-2024: Intent to vacate the remaining portion of Sherman Court
• Ordinance 1010-2024: Assessments for roadway and sidewalk work on Euclid Beach Boulevard and E. 159th Street

City Council

The Cleveland City Council will consider a series of emergency ordinances, including the creation of a new Office of Prevention, Intervention and Opportunity. Other items include a purchase agreement for the former Dave's Supermarket at 15900 Lakeshore Boulevard, a grant to the Greater Cleveland Media Development Corporation, a new liquor license for 6H Management LLC at 1940 E. 6th Street, and several ceremonial condolence and congratulation resolutions. The council will also vote on permits for upcoming community events such as the Buddy Walk in September 2025.

• Emergency Ordinance 1188-2024: Establish the Office of Prevention, Intervention and Opportunity (new codified ordinance Section 123.10).
• Emergency Ordinance 1170-2024: Authorize purchase of property at 15900 Lakeshore Boulevard (former Dave's Supermarket) for the Land Reutilization Program.
• Emergency Ordinance 1169-2024: Enter a grant agreement with Greater Cleveland Media Development Corp to fund its operating expenses.
• Liquor Permit 1191-2024: New license application (D5A) for 6H Management LLC, 1940 E. 6th Street, Ward 3.
• Emergency Ordinance 1155-2024: Approve permit for the Buddy Walk event on September 13, 2025, managed by Hermes Sports & Events.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct an operational review hearing regarding the Department of Public Health. The meeting is scheduled for October 28, 2024.

• Operational Review Hearing on the Department of Public Health

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will consider several emergency ordinances authorizing the Director of Public Utilities to enter into contracts without competitive bidding. Items include contracts with AT&T for network hardware, Motorola for radio system support, Hach for laboratory supplies, water main repairs, and amendments to city ordinances on gifts and food shop fees.

• Emergency ordinance for AT&T Corp. professional services contract (3‑year term)
• Emergency ordinance for Motorola Solutions 800 MHz radio system support (up to 5 years)
• Emergency ordinance for Hach Company laboratory supplies (2‑year term)
• Emergency ordinance for water main renewal and repair contracts (2025‑26)
• Emergency ordinance amending city code on gifts (Section 129.296) and food shop fees

City Council Caucus Meeting

The Cleveland City Council Caucus meeting is scheduled for October 28, 2024 at 12:00 PM in City Hall. The agenda notice does not list any specific items for discussion or decision. No substantive proposals, contracts, or hearings are identified in the provided document.

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will meet to discuss an emergency ordinance. The proposal seeks to amend city codes regarding food shop licenses, fees, and categories.

• Emergency Ordinance 1143-2024 to amend Sections 241.05 and 241.35 regarding food shop licenses and fees

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct an operational review hearing regarding the Department of Public Safety. No other specific legislative items or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Operational Review Hearing on Department of Public Safety

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct an operational review hearing regarding the Office of Cleveland City Council and the Office of Clerk of Council. This is a scheduled review of these specific city administrative offices.

• Operational Review Hearing on Office of Cleveland City Council
• Operational Review Hearing on Office of Clerk of Council

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold an Operational Review Hearing for the Department of Community Development and the Department of Economic Development. The meeting will be live broadcast.

• Operational Review Hearing for Department of Community Development
• Operational Review Hearing for Department of Economic Development
• Live broadcast of the meeting

City Council

The Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city-owned property sales, tax abatements for the Erieview Galleria project, and infrastructure improvements. The meeting also includes notifications of federal grants for sewer work and various liquor permit transfers.

• Two USEPA grants of $959,752 each for sewer work on East 115th Street and West 70th Street
• Proposed development agreement with Bequest Builders Inc. for properties in Glenville Circle North
• Tax abatement and TIF agreements for the Tower, Galleria, and Parking Garage project at 100 Erieview Street/1301 East 9th Street
• Proposed fee updates for food shop licenses and fire permits
• Agreement with the City of East Cleveland for improvements on Woodlawn Avenue

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding economic development, public safety payments, and infrastructure maintenance. Key items include tax incentives for the Erieview project and the establishment of a new Department of Innovation and Technology.

• Tax abatement and TIF agreement for the Tower, Galleria, and Parking Garage at 100 Erieview Street/1301 East 9th Street
• Economic development assistance and property acquisition for the 1030 East 62nd Street project
• Establishment of the Department of Innovation and Technology via repeal of existing IT and Urban Analytics offices
• Maintenance agreement with ODOT for a portion of State Route 176
• Payments to Cuyahoga County for 9-1-1 workstations and the Automated Fingerprint Identification System

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will vote on an emergency resolution to vacate the remaining portion of Sherman Court. It will also consider emergency ordinances authorizing a one‑year maintenance contract with the Ohio Department of Transportation for State Route 176, amending street‑side permit fees, and approving an assessment equalization board report for road and sidewalk work on Euclid Beach Boulevard and E. 159th Street. Additional items include accepting donated public restroom units and a grant agreement for Near West Recreation youth programs.

• Emergency Resolution 958-2024: intent to vacate the remaining portion of Sherman Court (Ward 05).
• Emergency Ordinance 989-2024: authorize Public Works to contract with ODOT for routine maintenance of State Route 176 for one year.
• Emergency Ordinance 991-2024: amend ordinances on temporary occupancy permits and bicycle rack permit fees in the public right‑of‑way.
• Emergency Ordinance 1010-2024: approve Assessment Equalization Board report for improvements on Euclid Beach Blvd and E. 159th St (Ward 08).
• Emergency Ordinance 1062-2024: accept donation of three single‑unit public restroom structures from Campus District, Inc.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold an operational review hearing regarding the Office of Urban Analytics and Innovation.

• Operational Review Hearing on Office of Urban Analytics and Innovation

Committee of the Whole

The Cleveland City Council Committee of the Whole will hold an Operational Review Hearing on the Department of Public Works and the Department of Parks and Recreation. The meeting is scheduled for 10:00 AM on Friday, October 18, 2024, at Cleveland City Hall, Room 216, 601 Lakeside Avenue, N.E. The hearing will be broadcast live.

• Operational Review Hearing for the Department of Public Works
• Operational Review Hearing for the Department of Parks and Recreation
• Meeting location: Cleveland City Hall, Room 216, 601 Lakeside Avenue, N.E.
• Special site noted: Stella Walsh Neighborhood Resource and Recreation Center, 7345 Broadway Avenue
• Live broadcast of the hearing

City Council Event

The City Council is holding a public meeting to discuss ward redistricting. The event will take place at the Estabrook Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center.

• Public meeting on ward redistricting

City Council Event

The City Council is holding a public meeting to discuss ward redistricting. This session is scheduled for October 16, 2024, at the Glenville Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center.

• Public meeting on ward redistricting

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will consider several emergency ordinances. One authorizes the Director of Public Safety to pay Cuyahoga County for services related to five Motorola NG9-1-1 workstations. Additional ordinances would reimburse the county for the Automated Fingerprint Identification System, approve contracts for a new fire alarm system for the Division of Fire, and amend Ordinance No. 525-2024 concerning a youth violence prevention program.

• Emergency ordinance to fund Cuyahoga County for maintenance and use of five Motorola NG9-1-1 workstations (1011-2024)
• Emergency ordinance to reimburse Cuyahoga County for maintenance of the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (1012-2024)
• Emergency ordinance to enter contracts for a fire alarm system, including installation and removal, for the Division of Fire (1015-2024)
• Emergency ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 525-2024 for a professional services contract on young adult violence interventions (1049-2024)

City Council Event

The City Council is holding a public meeting to discuss ward redistricting. This session allows residents to provide input on the process of redrawing ward boundaries.

• Public Meeting on Ward Redistricting

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is reviewing ordinances related to economic development assistance and tax incentives. These include financing and property acquisition for projects at 1030 East 62nd Street and the Erieview Tower, Galleria, and Parking Garage.

• Ordinance 1013-2024: Property acquisition and re-conveyance at 1030 East 62nd Street for TIF legislation
• Ordinance 1016-2024: Economic development assistance contract for the 1030 East 62nd Street project
• Ordinance 1068-2024: Enterprise Zone Agreement for tax abatement at 100 Erieview Street/1301 East 9th Street
• Ordinance 1069-2024: Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreement for the Erieview Tower, Galleria, and Parking Garage Project

City Council

The Cleveland City Council will consider emergency ordinances authorizing grants for the Cartel Gang Narcotics Laundering Task Force and contracts for public safety vehicles and utility projects. The council also plans to recognize community members and officials.

• Emergency ordinance for Cartel Gang Narcotics Laundering Task Force grant
• Emergency ordinance for public safety vehicle and equipment contracts
• Emergency ordinance for sewer replacement projects on multiple streets
• Emergency ordinance for Five Points Senior Meal Program funding
• Emergency ordinance for Neighborhood Health Care loan agreement

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing four emergency ordinances. These include a loan for property redevelopment and several professional service contracts for city departments.

• Loan agreement with Neighborhood Health Care, Inc. for redevelopment of 13027 Lorain Avenue (1014-2024)
• Contract renewal with PMG Executive Program Management, LLC for airport development services (937-2024)
• Requirement contracts for removing rubber and contaminants from paved surfaces for Port Control (944-2024)
• Contract with MDX Medical, LLC for the SmartShopper program for employee health benefits (1051-2024)

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will meet to continue hearings regarding lead safety oversight at the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA).

• Hearings on lead safety oversight at CMHA

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will discuss two emergency ordinances related to the Department of Port Control. These items involve renewing a professional services contract and establishing requirement contracts for pavement cleaning.

• Ordinance 937-2024: Option to renew Contract No. PS2023-0298 with PMG Executive Program Management, LLC for airport development programming, financing, planning, and design
• Ordinance 944-2024: Requirement contracts for labor and materials to remove rubber and contaminants from paved surfaces for two years with two one-year renewal options

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will consider three emergency ordinances. One authorizes the directors to apply for and accept an Ohio Brownfields Remediation Program grant for the former National Acme site at 170 and 221 East 130th Street and to contract with the Cuyahoga County Land Reutilization Corp. The other two authorize loan agreements for economic development assistance at 13027 Lorain Avenue and 1030 East 62nd Street.

• Emergency ordinance to apply for Ohio Brownfields Remediation Program grant for former National Acme site (170 & 221 E 130th St) and contract with Cuyahoga County Land Reutilization Corp.
• Emergency ordinance to enter loan agreement with Neighborhood Health Care, Inc. for redevelopment of 13027 Lorain Avenue.
• Emergency ordinance to enter contract with 1030 East 62nd Street LLC for redevelopment of 1030 East 62nd Street project.

City Council

The Cleveland City Council will consider a series of emergency ordinances. Among them is an ordinance (1079‑2024) that would let the Director of Public Utilities contract with Windstream Communications for primary and backup SCADA communications, security cameras, and telephone lines without competitive bidding. Other items include creating a Department of Innovation and Technology, amending street‑racing penalties, extending a port‑concession lease with Fraport Cleveland, and supporting Ohio Issue 1 on redistricting.

• Emergency Ordinance 1079‑2024: Authorize non‑competitive contract with Windstream Communications for SCADA and related telecom services (Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities).
• Emergency Ordinance 1081‑2024: Establish the Department of Innovation and Technology and repeal related offices.
• Emergency Ordinance 1080‑2024: Amend Codified Ordinance Section 433.07 to address street racing.
• Emergency Ordinance 1077‑2024: Amend Lease Concession No. 67743 with Fraport Cleveland for port retail concessions.
• Emergency Ordinance 1083‑2024: Support the Citizens Not Politicians redistricting commission initiative (Ohio Issue 1).

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is scheduled to consider emergency ordinances authorizing the Department of Public Safety to enter into contracts for police leadership training, the display of USS Cleveland naval memorabilia, and the purchase of safety equipment including hazmat suits, medical stair chairs, and turnout gear.

• Emergency ordinance to authorize police leadership training with the International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Emergency ordinance to authorize the display of USS Cleveland naval warship memorabilia
• Emergency ordinance to authorize the purchase of hazmat suits for the EMS Division
• Emergency ordinance to authorize the purchase of medical stair chairs for the EMS Division
• Emergency ordinance to authorize the purchase of turnout gear for the Fire Division

Council Committee Chairs

The agenda is procedural boilerplate. It provides the date, time, and location for the Council Committee Chairs meeting.

Safety Committee

The Cleveland Safety Committee will consider a series of emergency ordinances. These include authorizing an agreement with the U.S. Navy to display USS Cleveland memorabilia, a contract with the International Association of Chiefs of Police for leadership training, and purchases of hazmat suits, medical stair chairs, patient ventilators, and turnout gear for public‑safety divisions. The committee will also consider an amendment to Chapter 396 of the city code concerning closed or vacated facilities and a consolidation amendment to the Axon Enterprise contract. All items are sponsored by Councilmembers Michael Polensek and Blaine Griffin.

• Emergency ordinance (934-2024) authorizing agreement with U.S. Navy to display USS Cleveland bells
• Emergency ordinance (939-2024) authorizing contract with International Association of Chiefs of Police for leadership training
• Emergency ordinance (941-2024) authorizing purchase of hazmat suits for EMS division
• Emergency ordinance (943-2024) authorizing purchase of patient ventilators for EMS division
• Emergency ordinance (987-2024) amending Chapter 396 of the Codified Ordinances regarding closed or vacated facilities

City Council

Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including the creation of a new community authority for the waterfront and tax incentives for the Erieview Galleria. The body is also considering various service contracts for the airport and public utilities.

• Establishment of the North Coast Waterfront New Community Authority (1061-2024)
• Tax abatement and TIF agreements for the Tower, Galleria, and Parking Garage at 100 Erieview Street (1068-2024, 1069-2024)
• Sale of City-owned properties on Brookpark and Old Grayton Roads to NASA Park, LLC (1056-2024)
• Funding agreement for the Old Lorain Connector Trail with the Cleveland Metropolitan Park District (1048-2024)
• Approval of the Dedication Plat for Monroe Townhomes South Subdivision (1047-2024)

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will review several emergency ordinances. These include funding for a housing investment fund, a street name change, and a general fund appropriation transfer.

• Ordinance 637-2024: Agreement with Cleveland Housing Investment Fund, LLC for partial funding
• Ordinance 809-2024: Change name of a portion of West Roadway to Sherwin Way
• Ordinance 938-2024: Transfer and amendment to General Fund appropriations of $343,475
• Ordinance 988-2024: Application and acceptance of a grant from Living Cities for the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Equity Plan

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will hear an update on the City of Cleveland's public health emergency preparedness. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the meeting is informational. The session will be live‑broadcast.

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is meeting to discuss three proposed ordinances regarding land use and building setbacks. These items involve changes to district designations and the establishment of a building setback on Pearl Road.

• Ordinance 795-2024: Change Use, Area and Height Districts south of Lorain Avenue between West 52nd and West 50th Street
• Ordinance 796-2024: Change Use, Area and Height Districts north and south of Lorain Avenue between West 150th Street and Norfolk Southern Railroad
• Ordinance 797-2024: Establish a zero foot Mapped Building Setback on Pearl Road between Germain Avenue and Archmere Avenue

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will meet to discuss an emergency ordinance. The proposal seeks to amend several sections of Ordinance No. 482-2022 regarding the establishment of the City of Cleveland as a Community Reinvestment Area.

• Emergency Ordinance 719-2024 to amend Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of Ordinance No. 482-2022

City Council

Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances involving public safety contracts, brownfield remediation, and economic development loans. The body is also receiving notices of intent for multiple multifamily housing funding applications.

• Emergency ordinance to consolidate various Department of Public Safety contracts with Axon Enterprise, Inc.
• Emergency ordinance to apply for a Brownfields Remediation Program Grant for the former National Acme site at 170 and 221 East 130th Street
• Emergency ordinance to approve road and sidewalk improvements on Euclid Beach Boulevard and E. 159th Street
• Emergency ordinance for a loan agreement with Neighborhood Health Care, Inc. for property at 13027 Lorain Avenue
• Liquor permit applications for 3153 W. 73rd St., 1299 W. 9th St., 2121 Euclid Ave., and 7515 Kinsman Rd.

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding street names, easements, and public right-of-way encroachments. The body will also discuss a contract for parking facility systems and a street vacation intent.

• Ordinance 809-2024: Change name of a portion of West Roadway to Sherwin Way
• Ordinance 814-2024: Permit for Depot on Detroit L.P. to install a concrete stairway on Detroit Avenue
• Ordinance 815-2024: Permit for Flats South Cleveland LLC to install a wooden stairway and ADA ramp on West 4th Street
• Resolution 831-2024: Intent to vacate portions of West 48th Street S.W. and Ravine Court S.W.
• Ordinance 940-2024: Three-year contract with SKIDATA, Inc. for parking systems at Willard Park and Gateway East Garages

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will consider a series of emergency ordinances that give the Director of Port Control authority to enter new leases and renew contracts for services at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Items include a two‑year valet parking lease with renewal options, extensions of car‑rental concession leases, and renewals of existing contracts for building automation, fire protection, and snow‑removal equipment. The committee will also vote on contracts for professional consulting, custodial support, passenger boarding bridges, and real‑estate appraisal services related to the airport.

• Emergency ordinance to lease valet parking service at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (2‑year term with three 1‑year renewal options)
• Emergency ordinance to extend car‑rental concession leases at the airport (3‑year term with two 1‑year renewal options)
• Emergency ordinance to renew Contract No. MA 1505 RCD 2022‑08 with Siemens Industry for Apogee building automation system repairs and upgrades
• Emergency ordinance to renew Contract No. RCD 2022‑7 with Johnson Controls Fire Protection for fire protection system replacement projects
• Emergency ordinance to purchase up to 13 passenger boarding bridges for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

City Council Caucus Meeting

The City Council will hold a caucus meeting to conduct a review of the General Fund. No other specific actions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• General Fund review

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will hold a hearing regarding the Cleveland Public Power rate study. The meeting is scheduled for September 19, 2024, and will be broadcast live.

• Hearing on the Cleveland Public Power rate study

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances primarily focused on the Department of Port Control and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The body is discussing various service contracts, lease extensions, and a new ordinance regarding electric vehicle charging fees.

• Ordinance 813-2024 to enact Section 571.93 regarding electric vehicle charging and fees
• Ordinance 828-2024 for the purchase of up to 13 passenger boarding bridges at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Ordinance 810-2024 for valet parking service leases at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Ordinance 818-2024 to renew a snow and ice removal contract with Fabrizi Trucking & Paving Company, Inc.
• Ordinance 819-2024 to extend leases for various car rental companies at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

City Council

The Council is reviewing emergency ordinances to sell city-owned property for residential development and designate two churches as landmarks. The body is also discussing various grants for housing equity, law enforcement diversion, and building performance standards.

• Sale of city-owned property on East 105th Street and Churchill Avenue to The NRP Group
• Sale of city-owned property at Delora Avenue and Fulton Road to Civic Builders, LLC
• Landmark designation for First Hungarian Reformed “Stone” Church and Second New Hope Baptist Church
• Agreement with ODOT for maintenance and repair of State Route 176
• New liquor license applications for 2123 East 2nd St. and 2456 Lakeside Ave.

Utilities Committee

The Utilities Committee will meet to provide a report regarding storm damage that occurred on August 6, 2024.

• Report on 8/6/2024 Storm Damage

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee is scheduled to consider three emergency ordinances authorizing the Director of Public Safety to accept funds for eclipse-related costs and grants for a police diversion program, as well as contracts with Case Western Reserve University and the United Black Fund for related services.

• Emergency ordinance to accept Ohio Department of Public Safety funds for eclipse-related expenses
• Emergency ordinance to accept Ohio Attorney General grant for Law Enforcement Diversion Program
• Emergency ordinance to contract with Case Western Reserve University for police crisis intervention data
• Emergency ordinance to contract with United Black Fund for police commission grant management services

City Council

Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances including mutual aid for the 2025 Presidential Inauguration and various public safety equipment purchases. The body is also processing multiple liquor license applications and official oaths of office.

• Mutual aid agreement for law enforcement services for the 2025 Presidential Inauguration
• General Fund appropriation transfer of $343,475
• Grant of $7,500 for the Municipal Court’s Mental Health Court Program
• Right-of-way encroachment permit for Apartment 92, The Apollo, LLC at Riverbed Street and Superior Avenue
• Requirement contracts for EMS hazmat suits, medical stair chairs, and patient ventilators

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to city contracts and agreements. These include the sale of city-owned land and the procurement of vehicles and waste disposal services.

• Sale of city-owned property at the northwest corner of Delora Avenue and Fulton Road to Civic Builders, LLC for residential development
• Contracts for hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal for Public Utilities and Public Works
• Purchase or lease of on-road vehicles and off-road equipment for the Department of Public Utilities
• License agreement to install and maintain an ATM in Room 122, Vital Statistics
• Application for a USDA Forest Service grant for tree canopy growth and preservation

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances. These include authorizations for equipment purchases, professional service contracts, and grant agreements for city departments.

• Ordinance 633-2024: License agreement for an ATM in Room 122, Vital Statistics
• Ordinance 718-2024: Purchase or lease of on-road vehicles and equipment for Department of Public Utilities
• Ordinance 811-2024: Contract with Iron Mountain for Cleveland Municipal Court records storage
• Ordinance 832-2024: Lease extension for Community Police Commission space at 3631 Perkins Avenue
• Ordinance 857-2024: Grant agreement with Re:Source Cleveland for The Roundstone Pavilion at the Ohio City Farm

City Council

The Cleveland City Council will consider an emergency resolution to change the name of Cleveland Browns Stadium to "Huntington Bank Field." The agenda also includes communications designating a clerk pro tempore and a notice of the special council meeting. No other items are listed for discussion or decision.

• Emergency resolution to rename Cleveland Browns Stadium to Huntington Bank Field
• Designation of a clerk pro tempore for matters requiring the clerk's signature
• Notice of special council meeting on September 4, 2024

Joint Committee

The Joint Committee will consider an emergency ordinance to authorize a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement with Cleveland LD, LLC, for riverfront redevelopment. The committee will also discuss an emergency ordinance authorizing partial funding for the Cleveland Housing Investment Fund.

• Authorize TIF agreement with Cleveland LD, LLC for riverfront redevelopment
• Authorize partial funding for Cleveland Housing Investment Fund
• Remove parcels from Shore-to-Core-to-Shore TIF District
• Extend tax exemption for 15 years for riverfront improvements
• Discuss maximum salary limits and rent affordability by household income

City Council Caucus Meeting

The July 30, 2024 Cleveland City Council Caucus meeting agenda contains no specific items, only a notice of the meeting. No decisions, discussions, or proposals are detailed in the agenda.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including a $24.2 million supplemental appropriation to the General Fund. Discussions include departmental restructuring for parks and recreation, airport software solutions, and various infrastructure and housing projects.

• $24,200,000 supplemental appropriation to the General Fund
• AeroCloud System Inc. airport gate scheduling and billing software contract
• Creation of a new Department of Parks and Recreation
• Safe Streets and Roads for All grant for Lee Road, Lorain Avenue, East 93rd Street, Kinsman Road, Superior Avenue, and Denison Avenue
• Economic development assistance for the Variety Theater building renovation

City Council

The City Council meeting includes the approval of multiple appointments to various boards and authorities. The agenda also contains numerous communications regarding liquor permit applications and city employee health grants.

• Appointment of Ryan McCafferty to the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority Board of Directors
• Appointments of Matt Ashton, John Patrick Hodge, and Helen Qin to the Fair Employment Wage Board
• Appointment of Anastasia A. Elder to the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Board of Trustees
• Re-appointments of Wyonette M. Cheairs and Scott Kroehle to the Lead Safe Advisory Board
• Notice of intent to apply for a $10,000 Delta Dental grant for city employee diabetes care

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances including property easements, economic development grants, and utility contracts. The agenda also includes liquor permit transfers, various condolences, and a $24.2 million supplemental appropriation to the General Fund.

• $24,200,000 supplemental appropriation to the General Fund
• Economic development grant for Variety Theater building renovation
• Easements for Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District at Belvoir Boulevard
• Mutual aid agreements with Milwaukee and Chicago for 2024 national conventions
• Liquor permit transfers for Raul LLC, Jabco Inc., JAI AMBE 2716 Inc., and Ruhi Beverage LLC

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several ordinances regarding water and sewer rates, airport operations at Cleveland Hopkins and Burke Lakefront, and public works improvements. The agenda also includes proposals for a new Colombian Cultural Garden and the renaming of Moulton/Scoutway Park to Shirley Chisholm Park.

• Renaming Moulton/Scoutway Park in Ward 9 to 'Shirley Chisholm Park'
• Sewer improvements near Belvidere Avenue, Panna Lane, and West 50th Street
• Amendments to water rates, affordability programs, and fees
• Amendments to sewerage and service rates
• Creation of the Colombian Cultural Garden at 1325 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss an emergency ordinance regarding the development of a new police headquarters at 2530-2570 Superior Avenue. The meeting also includes items related to Cuyahoga County's 9-1-1 Plan and committee appointments.

• Emergency ordinance to supplement agreement with TurnDev for the new police headquarters at 2530-2570 Superior Avenue
• Emergency ordinance regarding nominations for Cuyahoga County’s 9-1-1 Program Review Committee
• Emergency ordinance to approve the Cuyahoga County 9-1-1 Plan dated March 6, 2024

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The committee will discuss an emergency ordinance to establish the Department of Parks and Recreation. This action would discontinue the Divisions of Recreation and Park Maintenance and Properties, as well as the Office of Special Events and Marketing.

• Ordinance 521-2024 to create the Department of Parks and Recreation
• Repeal of various sections of Chapter 131 regarding current divisions
• Amendment of Section 131.02 relating to the Director of Public Works duties

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is conducting the second day of budget hearings for the Community Development Block Grant program. The meeting includes discussion regarding neighborhood revitalization and support.

• CDBG Budget Hearings [Day 2 of 2]
• Emergency Ordinance 166-2024: Authorizing HUD grant applications for HOME Investment Partnerships, Emergency Solutions Grant, and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS programs

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will conduct the first of two days of Community Development Block Grant budget hearings. Discussion includes an emergency ordinance for federal grant applications and a proposal regarding property transfers related to tax increment financing.

• CDBG Budget Hearings [Day 1 of 2]
• Emergency ordinance for HUD grants including HOME, Emergency Solutions, and HOPWA programs
• Ordinance to acquire and re-convey properties owned by Cleveland LD, LLC for future TIF legislation

Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public utility infrastructure and service contracts. Items include sewer construction near Panna Lane, adjustments to water and sewerage rates, and various professional service agreements.

• Sewer improvements at Panna Lane Pump Station, Belvidere Avenue, Mannering Avenue, Courtland Avenue/Victory Boulevard, West 50th Street, Lawnview Avenue and Capitol Avenue Area
• Amendments to water rates, affordability programs, and fees (Ordinance 446-2024)
• Amendments to sewerage and service rates, fees and charges (Ordinance 447-2024)
• Website hosting services, upgrades, and maintenance for the Utilities Department
• Requirement contracts with Northcoast Process Controls, Inc. for valve actuator systems

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to the Department of Port Control. These items include software solutions for airport gate scheduling, property management at North Coast Harbor, and lease adjustments at Burke Lakefront Airport.

• Contract with AeroCloud System Inc. for automated airport gate scheduling and billing software
• Professional services to maintain and secure City-owned properties at North Coast Harbor
• Renewal of office space lease at Burke Lakefront Airport with MarKenCami, LLC
• Amendment to increase leased premises at Burke Lakefront Airport for MarKenCami, LLC
• Purchase of blast resistant trash receptacles for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Committee is reviewing an ordinance to enact a new Title VIIA, the Cleveland Neighborhood Form-Based Code. This action would establish Chapters 3001 through 3007 and amend Section 327.01 of the codified ordinances.

• Ordinance 347-2024: Enacting Cleveland Neighborhood Form-Based Code (Chapters 3001-3007)
• Amendment to Section 327.01 of the codified ordinances

City Council

The council is considering several emergency ordinances regarding city services and infrastructure improvements. Key items include initiatives to address homelessness through encampment resolution and applications for federal transportation grants. The agenda also includes updates to parking fines and short-term rental regulations.

• Contract with Clutch Consulting Group to implement encampment resolution practices for homelessness
• U.S. Department of Transportation grant application for safety improvements on Lee Road, Lorain Avenue, and East 93rd Street
• Acceptance of tennis court resurfacing at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center as a gift from Changeover
• Contract with Global Cleveland to provide services for immigrants, refugees, and new citizens
• Proposed regulations regarding short-term rentals and transient occupancy taxes

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding land use, easements, and public works. Key discussions include additional funding for the West Side Market and urban forestry service contracts.

• Additional $10,000,000.00 authorized for West Side Market improvements
• Permit for UC City Center LLC to install a parking monument sign on Chester Avenue
• Easement for East Ohio Gas Company (Dominion Energy Ohio) at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• License agreement for Destination Cleveland to maintain graphic art at 205 West St. Clair Avenue
• Sale of City property at Grovewood Avenue and East 164th Street to Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city contracts, property sales, and program funding. Items include rental assistance, urban forestry services, and violence intervention programs.

• Emergency Rental Assistance Program funding via US Treasury Department
• HUD funding for Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant with CMHA
• License agreement for graphic art at 205 West St. Clair Avenue
• Urban forestry services contract for Public Works and Community Development
• Sale of City property at Grovewood Avenue and East 164th Street to Habitat for Humanity

Safety Committee

The committee will consider ordinances for purchasing medical supplies for EMS and a contract for community violence intervention services. A presentation by the Federal Monitoring Team is also scheduled.

• Ordinance 477-2024: purchase of pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and equipment for EMS
• Ordinance 525-2024: contract with The Presidents’ Council Business Chambers for violence prevention services
• Presentation by the Federal Monitoring Team

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances including a $10 million request for West Side Market improvements. The agenda also includes liquor permit applications, condolences, and public utility contracts.

• Additional $10,000,000.00 for West Side Market improvements
• Liquor permit transfers and new licenses for various wards
• Emergency ordinance for water main replacements in 2025 and 2026
• Grant agreement for a 3D printing affordable housing program
• Sewer replacement or rehabilitation projects across multiple streets

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will consider an emergency ordinance regarding a grant from the Ohio Department of Health for the Title X Program. The meeting will also include a session on tobacco cessation.

• Emergency Ordinance 400-2024: Authorizing a grant for the Title X Program
• Session on tobacco cessation

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several grant agreements and contract renewals. Items include funding for 3D printed affordable housing and a universal basic employment pilot program. The agenda also includes airport maintenance contracts and emergency rental assistance updates.

• Grant to Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry for 3D printed affordable housing
• Grant to United Way of Greater Cleveland for Universal Basic Employment pilot
• Amendment to accept US Treasury funds for Emergency Rental Assistance
• Contract renewal with Wausau Equipment Company for airport snow removal equipment
• Grant application for the Title X Program via Ohio Department of Health

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to the Port Control Department. These items include contract renewals for snow removal equipment, fuel storage leases, and helicopter tour space, as well as an easement for Dominion Energy Ohio at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

• Renew Wausau Equipment Company, Inc. contract for airport snow removal services
• Renew BP Products, North America, Inc. lease for the North Fuel Farm at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Amend Ordinance No. 255-2023 regarding a Neutral-Host Distributed Antenna System at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Grant easement to East Ohio Gas Company (Dominion Energy Ohio) at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Renew Paratus Air lease for space in the Terminal Building at Burke Lakefront Airport

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance for a 3D printing affordable housing program. It is also considering an amendment to funding related to the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

• Emergency ordinance for economic development assistance to Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry for 3D printed pilot houses
• Amendment to Ordinance No. 531-2021 regarding US Treasury Department funding for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The committee is reviewing an emergency ordinance to fund a Universal Basic Employment and Opportunity pilot program through the United Way of Greater Cleveland. Additionally, members are discussing a proposal to allow the city to accept grants for placing fellows and interns in city departments.

• Emergency ordinance for Universal Basic Employment and Opportunity pilot program
• Grant agreement with United Way of Greater Cleveland
• Proposed new Section 143.06 regarding funding for city fellows and interns

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public works, including the creation of a Department of Parks and Recreation. The agenda includes grant acceptances for public utilities, land subdivision approvals, and various municipal contracts.

• $150,000 George Gund Foundation grant for Climate and Environmental Justice Fellow
• $917,857 U.S. EPA grant for Nottingham intake structure project
• $75,000 Cleveland Foundation grant for Climate and Environmental Justice Fellow
• Emergency Ordinance to create the Department of Parks and Recreation
• Designation of the Jesse Owens House as a Cleveland Landmark

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding public safety grants, youth programming, and utility contracts. The agenda includes agreements for crime reporting outreach, business assistance funds, and the sale of city-owned properties.

• Grant agreement with Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County for crime reporting outreach
• Contract with Case Western Reserve University for a youth summer sports program
• US Department of Energy grant application for energy efficiency in recreation centers
• Agreement with Urban League of Greater Cleveland for the UBIZ Micro loan fund
• Sale of city properties at 1848 East 101st Street and 9910 Woodward Avenue

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city services. Items include youth sports programming, recycling contract renewals, security for recreation facilities, and energy efficiency improvements for neighborhood centers.

• Renewal of Rumpke of Ohio Inc. contract for recyclable materials processing
• Contract with Case Western Reserve University for National Youth Sports Program
• Contract with Cleveland Muni Football League for city-wide youth football
• Agreement with Neighborhood Leadership Institute for school and tennis programs
• Security services contract for indoor and outdoor recreation facilities

Council Committee Chairs

The provided agenda contains only logistical details for a meeting regarding Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. No specific legislative items, contracts, or ordinances are listed in the text.

Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances related to the Division of Cleveland Public Power. Items include a lease extension for the Eastside Service Center, new LED video display boards, and options regarding the SOPEC contract.

• Lease extension with City Rose, Ltd. for 14100 Darley Avenue for five years plus one five-year option
• Purchase of up to two LED video display boards for 5251 North Marginal Road including installation and two years of maintenance
• Renewal or amendment options for the Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council (SOPEC) contract

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss Marsy's Law and an update from the Civilian Police Review Board. The committee will also consider legislation regarding a crime reporting grant and ballistic vest contracts.

• Emergency ordinance for a Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County, Inc. grant agreement
• Emergency ordinance for the purchase of ballistic vests for the Division of Police
• Discussion on Marsy's Law
• Civilian Police Review Board update on operations and complaints

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee will review several ordinances regarding city landmarks and economic development. The agenda includes agreements with the Urban League of Greater Cleveland and JumpStart Inc. to support small businesses. Additionally, the committee will consider selling two city-owned properties for future development.

• Designating Jesse Owens House as a Cleveland Landmark (261-2024)
• Agreement with Urban League of Greater Cleveland for UBIZ Micro loan fund assistance (398-2024)
• Grant agreement with JumpStart Inc. for business technical and financial assistance (401-2024)
• Sale of 1848 East 101st Street and 9910 Woodward Avenue to Gordon Crossing Land Co., LLC (406-2024)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding airport operations, property leases, and city landmarks. The agenda also includes various liquor license applications and appointments to the Fair Employment Wage Board.

• AeroCloud System Inc. airport gate scheduling software contract
• Landmark designation for First Hungarian Reformed 'Stone' Church
• Landmark designation for Second New Hope Baptist Church
• Ground lease with SureWx, Inc. for a weather station at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Liquor license transfers and new applications for multiple businesses in Wards 3, 7, 8, 12, 15, and 16

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance for the Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative. This program involves contracting with Community Development Corporations to hire neighborhood specialists and purchase software. The agenda also includes technology upgrades under the 2024 ITS Capital Project Plan.

• Emergency Ordinance 368-2024 for the Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative
• Contracts with Community Development Corporations to hire Community Engagement Specialists
• Ordinance 440-2024 regarding technology projects under the 2024 ITS Capital Project Plan

Mayor's Appointments Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate regarding a meeting notice. No specific appointments or discussion items are listed in the document.

City Council

The City Council is considering several emergency ordinances regarding utility rate amendments and public improvement projects. Discussion includes infrastructure upgrades for sewers and water treatment, as well as various professional service contracts across city departments.

• Ordinance to amend water rates, affordability programs, and fees
• Ordinance to amend sewerage and service rates, fees, and charges
• Sewer improvement project for Panna Lane Pump Station and surrounding areas
• Emergency ordinance for 2024 ITS Capital Project Plan technology upgrades
• License agreement for the Lone Sailor monument in Voinovich Park

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review several emergency ordinances, including renaming a Ward 9 park and authorizing the purchase of city vehicles. The committee will also discuss a youth baseball grant and a monument installation in Voinovich Park. An update on the City's Capital Plan is also scheduled.

• Renaming Moulton/Scoutway Park to “Shirley Chisholm Park”
• Grant from Cleveland Guardians Charities for summer youth baseball and softball
• Purchase or lease of various city vehicles and equipment
• License agreement for the Lone Sailor monument in Voinovich Park

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee will review several ordinances regarding city contracts, grants, and fund transfers. This includes a $3.2 million appropriation to the General Fund and a grant for summer youth sports programs. Other items involve utility material purchases and community service agreements.

• $3,217,143 transfer and amendment to the General Fund appropriations
• Cleveland Guardians Charities grant for Baseball and Softball Summer Youth Program
• License agreement for the Lone Sailor monument in Voinovich Park
• Contract to transform recreation centers into trauma-informed resource centers
• Purchase of various on-road and off-road vehicles for city divisions

Joint Committee

The Joint Committee will consider an emergency ordinance to hire professional consultants for City recreation centers. These consultants would design projects to turn centers into trauma-informed neighborhood resource hubs. The initiative aims to provide programs for youth and families to address trauma and prevent violence.

• Emergency Ordinance 313-2024 to hire consultants for recreation center transformation
• Project term of up to 18 months with an option to renew for another 18 months

City Council Caucus Meeting

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

Utilities Committee

The committee will discuss several emergency ordinances regarding public utilities. Items include lease extensions for the Eastside Service Center, equipment contracts, and water treatment plant improvements.

• Lease extension with City Rose, Ltd. for the Cleveland Public Power Eastside Service Center at 14100 Darley Avenue
• Requirement contracts for PVC and FRE ductline materials for Cleveland Public Power
• Contract amendment to remove hardware support from BancTec, Inc. and enter a new contract with Imaging Business Machines, LLC
• Public improvement of the Second High to First High regulator at the Nottingham water treatment plant
• Contract with OPEX Corporation for mail extractor and scanner maintenance

Safety Committee

The Cleveland City Council Safety Committee meeting scheduled for April 17, 2024, has been cancelled. No agenda items were listed for this session.

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city initiatives. These include a grant for the Cleveland Industrial Retention Initiative Program, the designation of the Jesse Owens House as a landmark, and the administration of the Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative.

• Grant agreement with Manufacturing Works for the Cleveland Industrial Retention Initiative Program
• Designation of the Jesse Owens House as a Cleveland Landmark
• Administration of the Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative through Community Development Corporations

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances including business assistance grants, infrastructure easements, and property sales. The agenda also includes liquor license applications, plat approvals, and various condolences and congratulations.

• Property donation from Northeast Shores Development Corporation for public parking
• Liquor license application for Blue Erie LLC at 3224 West 73rd St.
• Transfer of ownership application for Shop 3 LLC at 12704 Buckeye Rd.
• Dedication Plat for HC Columbus Townhomes Subdivision between Freeman Avenue and Willey Avenue
• Emergency ordinance to transfer $3,217,143 to the General Fund

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will review several ordinances regarding city contracts and land use. Key items include a new tax increment financing agreement for the Orlando Baking Company and legal aid for eviction cases. The committee will also consider property sales and trail construction agreements.

• New TIF agreement with Project Boron, LLC for the Orlando Baking Company Expansion Project
• Creation of a new Special Improvement District in University Circle
• Agreement with United Way of Greater Cleveland for legal services in eviction proceedings
• Sale of City property on West 130th Street to 3945 West 130th Properties LLC
• Grant acceptance for pedestrian plazas along West 29th Street

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will meet on April 15, 2024. The meeting includes a discussion regarding a policy for sodium warning labels.

• Discussion of a policy for sodium warning labels

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will review several emergency ordinances regarding the Port Control Department. These items include a lease agreement at Burke Lakefront Airport and service contracts for runway safety systems.

• Lease agreement with RAS Aviation, LLC dba Zone Aviation at Burke Lakefront Airport
• Amendment to Ordinance No. 692-2021 regarding environmental compliance for Port Control
• Non-competitive requirement contracts with Runway Safe, Inc. for runway system maintenance

Zoning-Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance to change the use, area, and height districts for parcels of land west of Crawford Road between Wade Park Avenue and Kenmore Avenue. The proposal also includes adding an Urban Form Overlay to the south side of Wade Park Avenue.

• Zoning changes for parcels west of Crawford Road between Wade Park Avenue and Kenmore Avenue
• Addition of an Urban Form Overlay to the south side of Wade Park Avenue

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding property sales, easements, and infrastructure projects. Items include a trail construction agreement near North Marginal Road and the creation of a new special improvement district in University Circle.

• Contract amendment for North Coast Harbor Master Plan with Field Operations, L.L.C.
• Easement grant for roadway access off Main in the Flats East Bank Development Area
• Sale of property on West 130th Street to 3945 West 130th Properties LLC
• Agreement with Cuyahoga County and Cleveland Metroparks for a North Marginal Road trail
• Encroachment permits for The Sherwin-Williams Company at various locations

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will discuss an emergency ordinance to establish a fund for Division of Police officer reimbursements. The meeting also includes updates on the upcoming April 8th eclipse and a new police cadet class.

• Emergency ordinance 262-2024 regarding police expenditure reimbursements
• Updates on City preparations for the April 8th Eclipse
• Updates on the new police cadet class

City Council

The City Council is considering several emergency ordinances regarding community development, housing assistance, and airport operations. The agenda includes various resolutions for recognition and condolences, as well as legislative actions related to public works and city debt.

• Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative through Community Development Corporations
• Emergency Rental Assistance Program funding from the U.S. Treasury Department
• Renewal of snow removal equipment contract with Wausau Equipment Company, Inc.
• Lease renewal for North Fuel Farm at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport with BP Products, North America, Inc.
• Purchase of two LED video display boards for 5251 North Marginal Road

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will receive an overview of the work performed by the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association in Cleveland. No other legislative items are listed on this agenda.

• Overview of the work of the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association in Cleveland

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding city debt and infrastructure. Items include various bond refunding programs, equipment purchases for public works, and a grant for summer food services at Camp George Forbes.

• Acceptance of public right-of-way dedication for Moltke Court
• Asphalt concrete requirement contracts for the Division of Streets
• Purchase of two grapple trucks from Custom Truck One Source, L.P.
• Grant application and food purchases for Camp George Forbes Summer Food Service Program
• Renewal of USPS lease at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Council Committee Chairs

This agenda provides notice for a meeting of the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs scheduled for April 1, 2024. The provided text contains only procedural information and does not list specific legislative items or topics for discussion.

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding community programs, infrastructure grants, and city contracts. The agenda includes various legislative actions ranging from liquor licenses to neighborhood energy efficiency improvements.

• Notice of intent for MLK Plaza Phase 1 development at 9300 Wade Park Avenue
• Notice of intent for Watterson Lake development at 1422 West 74th Street
• Emergency ordinance for energy efficiency improvements at six neighborhood centers
• Emergency ordinance for a 3D printing affordable housing program
• Emergency ordinance for legal representation in housing court via United Way

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will review an emergency ordinance to establish the Shore-to-Core-to-Shore TIF District. The committee is also reviewing a grant for violent crime reduction and a resolution regarding colon cancer screening.

• Establishment of the Shore-to-Core-to-Shore TIF District
• Grant from US Department of Justice COPS Office for violent crime reduction hiring
• Resolution encouraging colon cancer screening starting at age 45

Municipal Services and Properties Committee

The Municipal Services and Properties Committee will review multiple emergency ordinances covering infrastructure projects, property transfers, easements, equipment purchases, and grant funding. Members will also hear a presentation on the Division of Waste Collection's dumpster program before voting on each measure.

• Ordinance 227-2024: Agreements with Cuyahoga County and Cleveland Metroparks to build a trail on North Marginal Road, including maintenance agreements up to 20 years and submerged land leases up to 99 years
• Ordinance 111-2024: Sale of City-owned property on West 130th Street to 3945 West 130th Properties LLC for redevelopment in Ward 11
• Ordinance 190-2024: Noncompetitive purchase of two grapple trucks from Custom Truck One Source, L.P. for the Division of Waste Collection and Disposal
• Ordinance 162-2024: Requirement contracts for recycled or virgin asphalt concrete for the Division of Streets
• Ordinance 231-2024: Acceptance of an Ohio Department of Education grant to fund breakfasts, lunches, and supplies for the 2024 Summer Food Service Program at Camp George Forbes

City Council Caucus Meeting

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

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee will consider an emergency ordinance to accept a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office. The funding is part of the FY23 COPS Hiring Program intended for violent crime reduction.

• Emergency Ordinance 230-2024: DOJ COPS hiring grant for violent crime reduction

Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee

The committee will consider an emergency ordinance to create the Shore-to-Core-to-Shore Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District. This measure would designate certain property improvements as tax-exempt in exchange for service payments. These payments are intended for the Cleveland Municipal School District and specific City funds.

• Emergency Ordinance 3024 establishing the Shore-to-Core-to-Shore TIF District
• Proposed infrastructure improvements within the district
• Service payments in lieu of taxes to be distributed to Cleveland Municipal School District and City funds

City Council

The City Council is reviewing an emergency ordinance to fund daily operations for all municipal departments for fiscal year 2024. The agenda also includes several grant applications for public safety, fire prevention, and narcotics task forces.

• Annual appropriations for all municipal departments for fiscal year 2024
• Funding from Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District for the Environmental Crimes Task Force
• Federal Fire Prevention and Safety Grant for smoke/CO detectors
• State Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant for the Cartel Gang Narcotics and Laundering Task Force
• Federal Assistance to Firefighters Grant for cancer and health screenings

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee will discuss an emergency ordinance regarding food shop licenses and fees. The meeting will also include an update on lead safety efforts.

• Emergency Ordinance 228-2024 regarding food shop licenses and fees
• Update on lead safety efforts

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The committee is reviewing several emergency ordinances regarding public safety funding and services. These include grant applications for fire prevention, narcotics task forces, and firefighter health screenings. The agenda also includes updates to food shop licenses and employee assistance programs.

• Funding from Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District for illegal dumping prevention
• DHS Fire Prevention and Safety Grant for smoke/CO detectors
• State Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant for narcotics task force operations
• DHS Assistance to Firefighters Grant for firefighter health screenings
• Amendments to food shop licenses and fees

Safety Committee

The committee will discuss legislation regarding several public safety grants and updates on ShotSpotter and police deployment. Proposed ordinances include accepting funds for an environmental crimes task force and a narcotics task force. The agenda also includes grant applications for smoke detectors and firefighter health screenings.

• Funding from Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District for illegal dumping prevention
• DHS grant application for smoke and CO detector purchases
• Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services grant for narcotics task force operations
• DHS grant for firefighter cancer and behavioral health screenings
• Updates on ShotSpotter and police deployment

Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee

The Workforce, Education, Training and Youth Development Committee will meet to receive updates regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocations. The meeting is scheduled for March 5, 2024.

• Updates on ARPA allocations

City Council

The Council is reviewing an emergency ordinance for the 2024 municipal budget to cover daily operations. Other items include economic development grants, airport lease agreements, and land revitalization financing.

• 2024 municipal department appropriations ordinance (160-2024)
• Economic development grant for indoor pickleball facility at 12400 Crossburn Avenue (107-2024)
• Encroachment permit for entry canopy at 4116 Lorain, LLC (73-2024)
• Land bank financing for housing and beautification in Wards 5, 10, and 14 (145-2024)
• Designation of the Jesse Owens House as a Cleveland Landmark (261-2024)

Health, Human Services and the Arts Committee

The committee will discuss an emergency ordinance regarding addiction services and youth drug prevention. There will also be an update from the Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute.

• Emergency Ordinance 195-2024 for addiction services and youth drug prevention
• Update from the Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute

Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Finance, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is reviewing the 2024 annual budget for all municipal departments. The agenda also includes several emergency ordinances regarding economic development, employee insurance, airport leases, and port control maintenance.

• 2024 appropriations for daily operation of all municipal departments
• Economic development grant for an indoor pickleball facility at 12400 Crossburn Avenue
• Group prescription insurance coverage for City of Cleveland employees
• Lease agreements at Burke Lakefront Airport for medical offices and flight training
• Contracts for Port Control equipment, automatic doors, and vehicle maintenance

Council Committee Chairs

This is a notice for a meeting of the Cleveland City Council Committee Chairs. The agenda contains no specific legislative items or discussion topics beyond the meeting notice itself.

City Council

The Cleveland City Council is reviewing several emergency ordinances, including proposals for a new all-purpose trail and the acceptance of a federal grant for violent crime reduction. The meeting also includes reviews of liquor license transfers and notices regarding senior housing developments.

• Emergency ordinance for an all-purpose trail on the north side of North Marginal Road
• Emergency ordinance to accept a DOJ COPS grant for violent crime reduction
• Emergency ordinance to rename Moulton/Scoutway Park to “Shirley Chisholm Park”
• Passed amendment to the iVideo contract for Council committee room video systems
• Notice of intent for OHFA funding for Hough Senior Independent Living and Cleveland West Veterans Housing