Richmond Heights public meetings in 2024
32 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
City Council will consider second readings of ordinances for the 2025 operating budget (Ordinance 166-2024) and employee salary/compensation (Ordinance 168-2024), and a third reading of a tabled ordinance extending the moratorium on adult-use cannabis permits (Ordinance 151-2024). New business includes resolutions to dispose of obsolete equipment, sell four generators and one vehicle via internet auction, authorize a labor agreement with Laborers Local 860 for 2025-2027, and request an advance of tax levies from Cuyahoga County.
- Third reading of tabled Ordinance 151-2024 extending the moratorium on adult-use cannabis zoning and building permits for up to six more months.
- Second reading of Ordinance 166-2024 appropriating funds for fiscal year 2025 (beginning January 1, 2025).
- Second reading of Ordinance 168-2024 amending salary, compensation, and pay rates for city offices and departments.
- Resolution 180-2024 authorizing a collective bargaining agreement with Laborers Local 860 for 2025-2027.
- Resolution 179-2024 authorizing sale of four generators and one vehicle via GovDeals.com internet auction.
The council unanimously approved the 2025 appropriations ordinance (166-2024) and a resolution authorizing a three-year agreement with Laborers Local 860 (180-2024). It also passed several other ordinances and resolutions, including amendments to the vehicle use policy and disposal of surplus equipment. All votes were 6-0.
- Approved 2025 appropriations ordinance (166-2024) (6-0)
- Approved salary ordinance amendment (168-2024) (6-0)
- Approved vehicle use policy amendment (170-2024) (6-0)
- Approved 2024 supplemental appropriations (177-2024) (6-0)
- Authorized disposal of obsolete equipment (178-2024) (6-0)
- Authorized internet auction of generators and vehicle (179-2024) (6-0)
- Authorized agreement with Laborers Local 860 for 2025-2027 (180-2024) (6-0)
- Requested tax advance from county fiscal officer (181-2024) (6-0)
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council will vote on a third reading to extend the moratorium on adult-use cannabis zoning approvals for another six months. The council will also introduce the FY2025 appropriations budget and consider resolutions for a conditional use permit for an automatic car wash at Belle Oaks on Richmond Road, a firefighters union contract for 2025–2027, and other administrative items.
- Third reading of Ordinance 151-2024 extending moratorium on adult-use cannabis zoning approvals for up to six months
- First reading of Ordinance 166-2024 making appropriations for fiscal year 2025
- Resolution 173-2024 approving conditional use permit and site plan for an automatic car wash at Belle Oaks development on Richmond Road
- Resolution 171-2022 (first reading) authorizing agreement with International Association of Fire Fighters Local 2009 for calendar years 2025–2027
- Resolution 174-2024 confirming lot split and consolidation plat for Richmond Heights Townsquare Owner LLC
Council approved several items, including a new firefighter union contract for 2025-2027, a conditional use permit for an automatic car wash at Belle Oaks, and a lot split/consolidation plat. The 2025 appropriations ordinance and vehicle use policy amendment were held for further consideration. All votes were unanimous (6-0).
- Approved Resolution 167-2024 for interfund transfer #3 (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 169-2024 amending regular meeting time (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 171-2024 with firefighter union contract 2025-2027 (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 172-2024 with Senior Transportation Connection amendment (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 173-2024 for car wash conditional use permit at Belle Oaks (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 174-2024 for lot split/consolidation plat by DealPoint Merrill (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 175-2024 for University Hospitals wellness physicals (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 176-2024 for city park monument sign (6-0)
City Council
At its November 26, 2024 meeting, Richmond Heights City Council will hold a third reading of Ordinance 151-2024 to extend a moratorium on zoning approvals and permits for adult-use cannabis for another six months. Council will also discuss a brownfield remediation grant application, new door-to-door solicitation rules, a do-not-knock registry, and several other resolutions in first or second reading. Items on the consent agenda include approval of the previous meeting's minutes.
- Third reading of Ordinance 151-2024 extending the moratorium on adult-use cannabis permits for a second time (up to six months)
- Second reading of Resolution 157-2024 authorizing a grant application for brownfield remediation through the Ohio Department of Development
- First reading of Resolution 161-2024 to confirm Zoning Board of Appeals action on sign variances at 5100 Wilson Mills Road
- First reading of Resolution 162-2024 authorizing agreement with Northern Flooring Specialists for new floor coverings at the police station
- First reading of Ordinance 164-2024 repealing and replacing Chapter 741 on door-to-door solicitors and peddlers
City Council
The council will consider second readings of a resolution to cooperate with Cuyahoga County for resurfacing Brush Road and an ordinance extending the moratorium on adult-use cannabis zoning approvals for another six months. New business includes first readings of resolutions and ordinances for a new sign at Community Park, a pavilion at Greenwood Farm Park, employee insurance contracts (dental, health, vision/life), a brownfield remediation grant application, fleet management software, sewer infrastructure grant agreements, and a stormwater permit MOU. The consent agenda includes approval of the October 22 meeting minutes.
- Resolution 148-2024: Request county cooperation to resurface Brush Road (second reading)
- Ordinance 151-2024: Extend moratorium on adult-use cannabis zoning approvals for six months (second reading)
- Resolution 152-2024: Authorize contract with Daktronics for a new sign at Community Park
- Ordinance 153-2024: Establish design-build process for a pavilion at Greenwood Farm Park
- Resolution 159-2024: Authorize grant agreements with NE Ohio Regional Sewer District for sewer redirects and Richmond Road projects
City Council
The City Council will discuss a second extension of a moratorium on zoning approvals and permits for adult-use cannabis cultivation, processing, distribution, and sale. The body is also reviewing resolutions regarding road resurfacing and equipment purchases.
- Ordinance 151-2024: Proposed second extension of adult-use cannabis moratorium for up to six months
- Resolution 148-2024: Request for Cuyahoga County cooperation to resurface Brush Road
- Resolution 149-2024: Ratification of Zoning Board of Appeals size variance for a sign at 26180 Curtiss Wright Parkway
- Resolution 150-2024: Authorization to purchase a new snow plow cutting edge and curb guards from Winter Equipment
City Council
City Council is reviewing multiple resolutions for infrastructure maintenance, equipment purchases, and emergency budget appropriations. The body is also discussing a grant application for the Cuyahoga County Department of Development.
- Resolution 138-2024: Appropriations for current expenses for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024
- Resolution 140-2024: Change order for Vasco Sports Contractors for Community Park baseball/softball field renovations
- Resolution 141-2024: Contract with Trafftech, Inc. for 2024 pavement striping
- Resolution 142-2024: Change order for Geauga Highway Co. for asphalt preventive maintenance/repair
- Resolution 147-2024: Agreement with Allegheny Airport Authority for fire department ARFF training
City Council
This special meeting is called solely to reschedule the Council Planning and Zoning Committee, Service and Recreation Committee, and Committee of the Whole from October 8 to October 15, 2024, and to move the regular council meeting to 8:00 p.m. on that same date. A motion with at least four votes is required.
- Reschedule committee and regular council meetings from Oct 8 to Oct 15, 2024
City Council
The City Council will hold the third and final reading of an ordinance that adds a definition of 'car wash' to the zoning code and conditionally permits car washes. The council will also consider a first-reading resolution authorizing a contract with Smith & Oby Service Company to repair a rooftop HVAC unit at the fire station. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from the September 10 council meeting and the September 17 town hall on cannabis adult-use dispensaries.
- Third reading of Resolution 123-2024 amending zoning code to define and conditionally permit car washes
- First reading of Resolution 136-2024 authorizing HVAC repair at fire station (no dollar amount listed)
- Consent agenda includes minutes from cannabis dispensary town hall meeting
- Reports from mayor, police chief, fire chief, and other department heads
- Public comments and correspondence
City Council
The city council will hold a second reading on a resolution authorizing a health services agreement with the Cuyahoga County Board of Health and first readings on four new items: an application for a NOACA transportation grant for the Chardon/Brush Road area, renewal of a yard waste disposal contract with Green Vision Materials, a pricing correction for the Greenwood Farm Park Pavilion project, and authorization to participate in the direct settlement of opioid-related claims against Purdue Pharma L.P. and the Sackler family. Reports from city officials and audience comments will also be heard.
- Resolution 123-2025: second reading to authorize public health services agreement with Cuyahoga County Board of Health
- Resolution 130-2025: first reading to apply for NOACA Transportation for Livable Communities grant for Chardon/Brush Road area for FY2026
- Resolution 131-2025: first reading to renew yard waste disposal contract with Green Vision Materials
- Resolution 132-2025: first reading to correct pricing error in Change Order No. 1 with AKA Team for Greenwood Farm Park Pavilion Project
- Resolution 133-2025: first reading to authorize participation in direct settlement of opioid claims against Purdue Pharma L.P. & Sackler Family, declared an emergency
City Council
This town hall meeting features presentations on Ohio's cannabis business laws by the Law Director and on revenue implications by a financial consultant, followed by moderated citizen comments. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled.
- Legal parameters of Ohio cannabis regulations presented by Law Director Lisa Mack
- Financial issues of cannabis business revenues presented by David J. Conley of Rockmill Financial Consultants
- Citizen comments and questions moderated by Council President Bobby Jordan
City Council
The Richmond Heights City Council will discuss a first-reading ordinance to prohibit adult-use cannabis operators. A second-reading ordinance would conditionally permit car washes. Resolutions include accepting tax levies, increasing an IT support contract, applying for community development block grants, and seeking state funds for road reconstruction on Douglas Boulevard, Dumbarton Boulevard, Edgewood Road, and Sunset Drive. The council will also confirm a site plan for a building addition at Momentive Performance Quartz, Inc.
- Ordinance 112-2024: ban adult-use cannabis operators (first reading, tabled)
- Ordinance 123-2024: conditionally permit car washes (second reading)
- Resolution 130-2024: accept tax levy amounts and rates
- Resolution 131-2024: increase IT support contract with PC Alternatives, LLC
- Resolution 134-2024: apply for state funds for reconstruction of Douglas Boulevard, Dumbarton Boulevard, Edgewood Road, and Sunset Drive with water main replacements
The council approved several resolutions, including tax levies, an IT services contract amendment, and applications for county and state grants. An ordinance to prohibit adult-use cannabis operators was tabled, and a car wash zoning ordinance was held for a public hearing.
- Approved Resolution 130-2024 for tax levies (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 131-2024 to amend IT services agreement with PC Alternatives (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 132-2024 for CDBG grant application (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 133-2024 for supplemental CDBG grant application (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 134-2024 for OPWC grant application for road reconstruction (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 135-2024 confirming site plan for Momentive Performance Quartz (5-0)
- Tabled Ordinance 112-2024 to prohibit adult-use cannabis operators
- Held Ordinance 123-2024 on car washes for public hearing
City Council
City Council will hold second readings of two competing ordinances on adult-use cannabis: one to prohibit operators entirely and another to conditionally permit them. Other business includes approving road resurfacing contracts, zoning amendments for car washes, a generator for City Hall, baseball field renovations, and accepting various grants for fire services.
- Second reading of Ordinance 112-2024 to prohibit adult-use cannabis operators in the city
- Second reading of Ordinance 113-2024 to conditionally permit adult-use cannabis operators
- Resolution 119-2024: contract with Phillips Paving, LLC for resurfacing Highland Road
- Resolution 120-2024: contract with Geauga Highway Co. for asphalt resurfacing of various streets
- Ordinance 123-2024: first reading to add definition of "car wash" and conditionally permit car washes
The council unanimously approved several resolutions, including contracts for road resurfacing (Highland Road and various streets), a change order for a City Hall generator, baseball/softball field renovations, a sewer district cost-share agreement, and purchases of thermal imaging cameras and cancer screening services. An ordinance to conditionally permit car washes was held for Planning Commission review. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Ordinance 114-2024 amending contractor insurance requirements (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 119-2024 for Highland Road resurfacing with Phillips Paving (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 120-2024 for asphalt resurfacing with Geauga Highway Co. (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 121-2024 certifying solid waste service costs for tax collection (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 122-2024 certifying trash/weed removal expenses for tax collection (unanimous)
- Held Ordinance 123-2024 on car wash zoning for Planning Commission (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 124-2024 for City Hall generator change order with Ohio CAT (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 125-2024 for baseball/softball field renovations with Vasco Sports (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will hold first readings on two competing ordinances regarding adult use cannabis operators: one to prohibit them and one to conditionally permit them. Other new business includes resolutions to renew a yard waste disposal contract with Green Vision Materials, authorize geotechnical investigation and architectural design contracts for a new gazebo at Greenwood Farm Park, and renew a subscription with Lexipol for police and fire standard operating procedures.
- Ordinance 112-2024: prohibits adult use cannabis operators in the city (first reading)
- Ordinance 113-2024: conditionally permits adult use cannabis operators (first reading)
- Resolution 115-2024: authorizes renewal of yard waste disposal contract with Green Vision Materials
- Resolutions 116-2024 and 117-2024: authorize contracts with CT Consultants for geotechnical investigation and architectural design for new gazebo at Greenwood Farm Park
- Resolution 118-2024: authorizes renewal of Lexipol subscription for police and fire SOP development
The council approved four resolutions: renewing a yard waste disposal contract with Green Vision Materials, and three agreements with CT Consultants for geotechnical, surveying, and architectural services for the new gazebo at Greenwood Farm Park, plus a Lexipol subscription for police/fire procedures. An ordinance on contractor insurance was held on first reading. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved Resolution 115-2024 renewing yard waste disposal contract with Green Vision Materials (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 116-2024 for geotechnical investigation and land surveying for Greenwood Farm gazebo with CT Consultants (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 117-2024 for architectural design and bidding services for Greenwood Farm gazebo with CT Consultants (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 118-2024 for Lexipol subscription services for police and fire SOPs (6-0)
- Held Ordinance 114-2024 (contractor insurance) on first reading
City Council
City Council is reviewing a proposed six-month moratorium on zoning and building permits for businesses selling vaping and e-cigarette products. The body is also considering several resolutions related to fire equipment, grants, and a legal settlement.
- Ordinance 104-2024: Proposed 6-month moratorium on vaping/e-cigarette product sales and permits
- Resolution 107-2024: Purchase and installation of a new fire alarm system for the Community Center via Silco Fire & Security
- Resolution 110-2024: Partial confirmation and partial denial of Planning Commission approval for a retail store at 5182 Wilson Mills Road
- Resolution 108-2024: Settlement agreement against Kroger Co. in the National Opiate Prescription Litigation
- Resolution 106-2024: Acceptance of a U.S. Department of Homeland Security Assistance to Firefighters Grant
The council unanimously approved a six-month moratorium on vaping/e-cigarette sales and zoning approvals, a trade of an obsolete ambulance for firefighter training services, and several resolutions including a NatureWorks grant application, a firefighter grant, a fire alarm system purchase, and an opiate settlement participation. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Resolution 98-2024 to trade 2012 Ford F-450 ambulance for training services (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 104-2024 imposing 6-month vaping/e-cigarette moratorium (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 105-2024 to apply for ODNR NatureWorks grant (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 106-2024 accepting Assistance to Firefighters grant (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 107-2024 to purchase fire alarm system via cooperative program (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 108-2024 to join opiate settlement against Kroger (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 109-2024 amending council meeting times (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 110-2024 confirming in part and denying in part Planning Commission action on retail store at 5182 Wilson Mills Rd (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to amend video surveillance regulations for apartment complexes and businesses. Additionally, the council will consider a sewer district cost-share agreement and the disposal of an obsolete ambulance.
- Ordinance updates regarding video surveillance systems for apartment complexes and businesses
- Trading a 2012 Ford F-450 ambulance for training credits at Auburn Career Center
- Cost-share agreement with the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District
- Purchase of an enclosed trailer from O'Reilly Equipment
- Appointments to the Belle Oaks New Community Authority Board
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to amend regulations for video surveillance systems in apartment complexes and businesses. The meeting also includes discussions on fire department staffing changes and the disposal of city equipment.
- Ordinance amending video surveillance rules for apartment complexes and businesses
- Proposal to replace Fire Safety Inspector with a Fire Prevention Officer
- Resolution to trade in a 2000 American LaFrance ladder truck to Auburn Career Center
- Resolution regarding the disposal of unneeded city equipment for store credit
- Zoning variance request for a storage shed at 382 Balmoral Drive
City Council
The City Council will consider extending a moratorium on cannabis-related zoning and building permits for up to four months. The agenda also includes approvals for police station upgrades, fire department gear, and drainage improvements. Additionally, the council will review amendments to video surveillance ordinances for apartments and businesses.
- Extending the moratorium on cannabis-related zoning and building permits for up to four months
- Purchase of a new HVAC rooftop unit for the police station via Smith & Oby Company
- Agreement with CT Consultants, Inc. for Harris Road drainage improvements engineering services
- Amendments to city ordinances regarding video surveillance systems for apartments and businesses
- Authorization to sell unneeded vacant city lots through a request for proposals
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council is meeting to consider extending a moratorium on zoning approvals, building permits, and certificates of occupancy for adult-use cannabis cultivation, processing, distribution, or sale. The extension would last up to four months to allow the city to review state and local laws and plan regulations. The agenda also includes routine consent items (approval of prior meeting minutes) and reports from city officials.
- First reading of Ordinance 81-2024 to extend the adult-use cannabis moratorium established by Ordinance 170-2023 for up to four months
- Consent agenda: approval of minutes from May 14 and May 21, 2024 council meetings
City Council
The City Council is holding a second reading of Resolution 80-2024, introduced by Mayor Thomas, which would authorize the mayor to enter into an agreement establishing the Crisis Assistance and Local Linkage ("First Call") program with the cities of Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, South Euclid, and University Heights. The agenda shows this as unfinished business, with a vote on passage possible at this meeting.
- Resolution 80-2024: authorizes mayor to join the First Call crisis assistance program with four neighboring cities
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council will consider a series of resolutions and ordinances, including accepting Cuyahoga County's 9-1-1 plan, purchasing seven tasers, and authorizing agreements for road construction and site inspections. The agenda also includes appointments, a ballfield groomer purchase, fire vehicle upfitting, and a regional crisis assistance program. All items are at first reading, with no unfinished business.
- Resolution 71-2024: Accept Cuyahoga County's 9-1-1 plan
- Resolution 74-2024: Agreement with CT Consultants for site inspection at new Firestone Auto Store in Belle Oaks
- Resolution 75-2024: Agreement with CT Consultants for 2024 City Road Program engineering and construction services
- Ordinance 76-2024: Purchase of seven (7) Tasers from Axon Enterprise, Inc.
- Resolution 80-2024: Establish 'First Call' crisis assistance program with Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, South Euclid, University Heights
City Council
This City Council meeting has no published agenda. The agenda text states only that there is no agenda available and directs readers to review the minutes.
- No agenda items listed
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council is meeting to consider several resolutions and ordinances, including a conditional use permit for a multi-use public gathering hall for short-term rentals at 26163 Chardon Road. The council will also vote on purchases for the Department of Public Service, a new HVAC system for City Hall, participation in ODOT road salt contracts, and various appropriations and salary amendments. All items are at first reading, with most requiring suspension of rules for passage.
- Conditional use permit for multi-use public gathering hall at 26163 Chardon Road (Resolution 61-2024)
- Purchase of new lawnmower from Marshall Power Equipment LLC via Sourcewell cooperative (Resolution 62-2024)
- Purchase of 2024 Sure Trac tilt trailer from O'Reilly Equipment (Resolution 63-2024)
- Purchase and installation of new HVAC system for City Hall from Smith & Oby Company (Resolution 64-2024)
- Appropriations amendment for fiscal year 2024 (Ordinance 66-2024)
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council will consider 13 first-reading resolutions authorizing purchases and agreements, including office furniture for the fire division, a leaf blower, a dump truck, a mini excavator, lawn services, HVAC maintenance, audits, software support, cyber insurance, engineering services for the Meijer store and leasing center in Belle Oaks Marketplace, and police background checks. All items are new business; no unfinished business is listed.
- Resolution 46-2024: purchase office furniture for fire division via Sourcewell
- Resolution 48-2024: buy 2024 Ford F-600 dump truck with trade-in
- Resolution 49-2024: buy 2024 mini excavator from Columbus Equipment
- Resolution 55-2024: engineering services for Meijer store construction in Belle Oaks
- Resolution 58-2024: background investigations for police hiring
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council will consider several ordinances on first reading, including the 2024 appropriations budget, new regulations for video surveillance systems and criminal activity nuisances, and an increased penalty for disorderly conduct. The council will also vote on a resolution to hire Rockmill Financial Consultants for financial services. The agenda includes routine consent items and reports from city officials.
- Ordinance 40-2024: 2024 appropriations budget, repealing Ordinance 167-2023
- Ordinance 41-2024: New Chapter 789 on video surveillance systems
- Ordinance 42-2024: New Chapter 171 on criminal activity nuisances
- Ordinance 43-2024: Increase penalty for disorderly conduct (Section 509.03(e))
- Resolution 24-2024: Agreement with Rockmill Financial Consultants, Inc.
City Council
The Richmond Heights City Council is meeting to handle routine consent items and several resolutions. Key actions include final votes on the NOPEC electricity aggregation program and a financial consulting agreement with Rockmill Financial Consultants, plus first readings on vehicle purchases, an AED donation, and service contract renewals.
- Resolution 16-2024: Approving NOPEC electricity aggregation program (third reading)
- Resolution 24-2024: Authorizing agreement with Rockmill Financial Consultants, Inc. for financial consulting (third reading)
- Resolution 34-2024: Authorizing trade-in of service department vehicles and purchase of new vehicles from Liberty Ford
- Resolution 35-2024: Purchase of one 2024 Ford Escape at or below Ohio DAS cooperative pricing
- Resolution 39-2024: Purchase of one 2024 Ford F-150 and one 2024 Ford Interceptor for the Fire Division
City Council
This agenda only announces that the City Council's Committee of the Whole and Regular Council meetings, originally scheduled for another date, have been moved to Tuesday, March 19, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. respectively. The meetings will take place at Richmond Heights City Hall, 26789 Highland Road. No other business items are listed.
- Meeting rescheduled to March 19, 2024
- Committee of the Whole at 7:30 p.m.
- Regular Council at 8:15 p.m.
- Location: Richmond Heights City Hall, 26789 Highland Road
City Council
The Richmond Heights City Council is meeting to vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including approving a site plan for new playgrounds at the local elementary school, terminating the city engineer's contract, and purchasing a new bucket truck. Other items include adopting policies for council ward meetings and oath of office ceremonies, and approving various service agreements.
- Resolution 10-2024: Confirm Planning Commission approval of site plan for new playgrounds at Richmond Heights Local School District Elementary School
- Resolution 22-2024: Authorize termination of C.W. Courtney Company as city engineer
- Resolution 26-2024: Authorize purchase of one 2024 Ford F-350 bucket truck under ODOT contract
- Resolution 21-2024: Authorize agreement with Gallagher Architects for building official services and approve William G. Gallagher as Commissioner of Building, Zoning and Housing
- Resolution 28-2024: Approve appointment of Thomas DiLeLLio as interim Director of Finance
City Council
The Richmond Heights City Council is holding a special meeting with second readings of two resolutions authorizing the mayor to sign agreements: one with Gallagher Architects, Inc. for building official and plans examiner services, and one with CT Consultants, Inc. for municipal engineering services. Department heads, including the police chief and service director, are scheduled to give budget presentations. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with roll call and adjournment.
- Resolution 21-2024: agreement with Gallagher Architects, Inc. for building official and plans examiner services; appoints William G. Gallagher as Commissioner of Building, Zoning and Housing
- Resolution 25-2024: agreement with CT Consultants, Inc. for municipal engineering services
- Budget presentations by Police Chief Calvin Williams, HR Director Rhonda Lowe, Building Commissioner Bill Gallagher, Service Director Ryan Tiedman, Recreation Director Cameron Campbell, and Economic Development Director
City Council
The Richmond Heights City Council will meet to consider several resolutions and ordinances, including accepting NOPEC grants, approving an electricity aggregation program, and various administrative items. The agenda includes first readings of new business and second readings of unfinished business, with most items requiring multiple readings before final passage.
- Resolution 15-2024: Accept NOPEC 2024 Energized Community Grant funds
- Resolution 16-2024: Approve NOPEC electricity aggregation program plan
- Resolution 10-2024: Confirm site plan for new playgrounds at Richmond Heights Local School District elementary school
- Resolution 19-2024: Confirm appointment of Chelsey Kovar as Director of Economic and Community Development
- Resolution 21-2024: Agreement with Gallagher Architects for building official services
City Council
This is a special meeting of Richmond Heights City Council. The main item is a first reading of Resolution 13-2024, introduced by Mayor Thomas, to authorize additional funds to be paid to the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) for the Chardon Road improvement project. The council will also handle roll call, possible excusals, and adjournment.
- Resolution 13-2024: Authorizing additional funds to ODOT for Chardon Road improvement project (first reading)
City Council
The Richmond Heights City Council is meeting to consider several resolutions and ordinances, including a second reading to reverse a zoning board recommendation and deny a use variance for 575 Richmond Road. New business includes adopting a revised ward meeting expense policy, allowing council oath ceremonies at City Hall, authorizing internet auctions of surplus property, appointing a clerk, approving a school playground site plan, and purchasing police vehicles. The agenda also includes routine consent items and reports from city officials.
- Resolution 2-2024: Second reading to deny use variance for 575 Richmond Road
- Resolution 5-2024: Revised policy for council ward meeting expenses
- Ordinance 6-2024: New section for oath of office ceremonies at City Hall
- Resolution 7-2024: Authorize internet auction of surplus property via GovDeals.com
- Resolution 11-2024: Purchase three 2023 Ford Police Interceptors from Montrose Ford
City Council
Richmond Heights City Council is meeting to consider three resolutions on first reading. The most consequential item is a resolution to reverse the Zoning Board of Appeals' recommendation and deny a use variance for the property at 575 Richmond Road. The council will also consider two resolutions authorizing the purchase of Ford trucks for the city. The agenda includes routine items like approving prior meeting minutes and a swearing-in ceremony for Councilwoman Cassandra A. Nelson.
- Resolution 2-2024: reversing ZBA recommendation to deny use variance at 575 Richmond Road
- Resolution 3-2024: purchase of one 2024 Ford F-350 bucket truck from MTECH Company under ODOT contract
- Resolution 4-2024: purchase of four 2024 Ford F-350 trucks from Liberty Ford at lower price than ODOT contract
- Approval of minutes from December 19, 2023 meeting
- Swearing-in ceremony for Councilwoman Cassandra A. Nelson