April 18, 2022

Resolution 40-2022: Second Reading. A Resolution declaring the necessity of assessing a portion of the expense of street lighting; and declaring an emergency.
Passed 6-0 

Resolution 41-2022: Second Reading. A Resolution declaring the necessity of assessing a portion of the expense of improvement of streets and parkways including grading, draining, curbing, paving, repaving, repairing, sweeping or cleaning thereof, removing snow therefrom, and planting, maintaining and removing shade trees thereon; and declaring an emergency.
Passed 6-0 

Ordinance 42-2022: Second Reading. An Ordinance amending Chapter 107, “Public Meetings,” of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland Heights by providing that the City may enter into executive session for the purposes identified in Section 107.01 or for any purpose allowed under the Ohio Revised Code.
Passed 6-0 

Ordinance 43-2022: First Reading. An ordinance to amend certain subparagraphs of Ordinance No. 139-2021 (F), relating to appropriations and other expenditures of the City of Cleveland Heights, Ohio for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2022 and declaring an emergency.
Passed 6-0

Ordinance 44-2022: First Reading. An Ordinance amending Ordinances 81-2020, 133-2020 and 94-2021 and extending the suspension of the levy of an admissions tax under Chapter 155, “Admissions Tax,” of Part One, Administrative Code, of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Cleveland Heights; extending the moratorium on the collection and remittance of the same; and declaring an emergency.
Passed 6-0 

Resolution 45-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing participation in the ODOT Cooperative Purchasing Program for road salt for the 2022-23 winter season; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.
Passed 6-0 

Resolution 46-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Glaus, Pyle, Schomer, Burns and DeHaven, Inc., (“GPD Group”) for engineering services for design of traffic signal system upgrades on Monticello Boulevard; providing compensation therefor; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.
Passed 6-0 

Resolution 47-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing ODOT to proceed with the project of improving sidewalks and pedestrian crossing facilities within Cleveland Heights; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure. 
Passed 6-0 

Resolution 48-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the City to participate in the NOPEC Green Community Choice Program for the City’s Electricity Aggregation Program Starting January 2023; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 49-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Wade Trim, Inc., for professional engineering services relating to the 2022 Member Community Infrastructure Program grant for the Sanitary Sewer Overflow Control of CH-2, CH-30, CH-33, and CH-39 and Rehabilitation Project; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 50-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Wade Trim, Inc., for professional engineering services relating to the 2022 Member Community Infrastructure Program grant for the Sanitary Sewer Overflow Control of CH-9, CH-32, CH-57, and CH-58 and Rehabilitation Project; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 51-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Valley Ford Truck, Inc. for the acquisition of a full-size pickup truck for the Utilities Division of the Public Works Department; providing compensation therefor; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 52-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Valley Ford Truck, Inc. for the acquisition of a dump truck for the Forestry Division of the Public Works Department; providing compensation therefor; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 53-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Valley Freightliner, Inc., for the acquisition of a Freightliner 114SD Tandem Axle Cab and Chassis for the Street Maintenance Division of the Department of Public Works; providing compensation therefor; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 54-2022: First Reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to negotiate a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with WXZ Development, Inc., concerning the redevelopment of the Taylor-Tudor Plaza; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 55-2022: First Reading. A Resolution declaring May 2022 National Preservation Month; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.

Resolution 56-2022: First Reading. A Resolution proclaiming May 2022 to be Bike Month in the City of Cleveland Heights; and declaring the necessity that this legislation become immediately effective as an emergency measure.