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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cleveland Heights public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Berkshire Road traffic calming
A resident who submitted a 37-household petition in 2022 asked that Berkshire Road be included among the four streets in the upcoming traffic calming study, citing 22 children under ten on the street.
Edgehill and Scarborough bicycle boulevards grant application
The city will apply for a NOACA TLCI grant to design bike boulevards on Edgehill and Scarborough, prioritizing safe routes to schools. Residents on those streets will get a say in the design, and the city can walk away if opposition is overwhelming.
Taylor Road Corridor Project with East Cleveland
An intergovernmental agreement lets Cleveland Heights and East Cleveland both use the same engineer to finish the Taylor Road project. Design choices and public input come next year.
Heights Regional Greenway Phase 1
Council was asked to consent to ODOT for the Heights Regional Greenway Phase 1 Project and authorize related agreements.
Taylor Road TLCI engineering design
Council approved OHM Advisors to design the Taylor Road corridor improvements under a federal TLCI grant. Members flagged that the underlying 2019 NOACA study is seven years old and pushed for fresh community engagement with the new Taylor Road Merchants Association.
Pothole response and Mayor's Action Center performance
The MAC logged 10,000 requests in two years, with pothole reports up from 461 to 550 this spring quarter. Residents can reach the office by phone, email, app, web or in person — and council was reminded that service requests should go to the MAC, not to council members.