Council Agenda Included $147,000 Master Plan Contract and Sprouts Store Vote
The Mayfield Heights City Council was scheduled to vote June 22 on a $147,000 contract for a city master plan, a school resource officer agreement with Mayfield City Schools, and final site approval for a Sprouts grocery store, according to meeting agendas. Minutes from the council session, along with a same-day committee discussion of the master plan, have not yet been published, leaving the outcomes of those votes unconfirmed.
Recent Meetings
June 22 City Council
The council’s regular meeting agenda listed several resolutions for a vote. The largest item was a $147,000 contract with OHM Advisors to develop a city master plan, a document that would guide future land use and development. Another resolution proposed a memorandum of understanding with Mayfield City Schools to continue the School Resource Officer Program. Council members also were set to act on a final site plan for a Sprouts Grocery Store at 5906 Mayfield Road. Additionally, the agenda included engineering services for improvements on Gates Mills Boulevard and Lander Road, and the purchase of a temporary salt storage shelter from Element Shelters Solutions.
The council also convened as a Committee of the Whole that same evening to review OHM Advisors’ master plan proposal in greater detail.
June 25 Records Commission
A procedural meeting of the Records Commission was held to consider updating the city’s records retention procedure and to appoint a Records Archivist. No policy changes or spending measures appeared on the agenda.
Coming Up
July 9 — Finance & Audit Committee
The committee will meet to review the city’s financial status for the second quarter of the fiscal year.
July 9 — Board of Zoning Appeals (Special Meeting)
GBT Realty Corporation is seeking a variance to use 8-inch concrete masonry units instead of the required 4-inch for a Sprouts store at 5906 Mayfield Road.
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