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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cleveland Heights public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Confidential economic development project
Council discussed an unnamed economic development project behind closed doors, including possible investment of public funds. Any deal would shape what businesses and jobs come to Cleveland Heights.
Noble Road district revitalization (NABA)
Noble Road residents want a supermarket and coffee shop, and council members say density is the key to attracting one. The rewrite would zone the corridor for mixed-use with residential above retail and ease lot consolidation to spur investment.
Liquor permit transfer for High Key on Lee
Four liquor permit applications or transfers were received for businesses on Mayfield, Lee, Warrensville Center, and Noble Roads, referred to the Mayor and Police Chief for review.
Edwins liquor permit transfer
The state notified the city that Ungers Kosher Bakery's liquor permit is transferring to Ungers Ventures LLC at 1831 S. Taylor Rd.
Taylor Merchants Association grant
A new merchants group covering Taylor Road from south of Severance toward Meadowbrook, plus a corner of Cedar Road, wants two years of city funding (about $317,060) to brand Taylor as an international food district, with events, landscaping, and possible winter programming with Cain Park. The committee agreed to move ahead using the Noble Road agreement as a template.
Mac's Backs Bookstore lease at 1807 Coventry Road
The beloved Coventry Road bookstore is moving across the street next to the parking garage into the former city space, with council approving the lease.