Municipal Services and Properties Committee
Cleveland City Council
Monday, May 15, 2023
9:30 a.m. — 11:30 a.m. EDT
601 Lakeside Ave Cleveland, OH 44114 (Directions)
City Hall (Watch on YouTube or attend in person), Mercedes Cotner Room 217
The Municipal Services and Properties Committee Cleveland City Council reviews and discusses legislation related to Cleveland’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties and Capital Projects, as well as matters pertaining to public parks, places, buildings, playgrounds and beaches and public recreation. It also is responsible for street and sewer improvements, switch track and pipelines, street cleaning, recycling, waste collection and disposal, bridges and underpasses. The committee will monitor and evaluate the quality of work done on public improvement projects.
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Reporting
Edited and summarized by the Cleveland - OH Documenters Team
New light installations approved for Public Square
Hi I’m Gina! I’II be live-tweeting today’s Cleveland City Council Municipal Services and Properties Committee Meeting for #CLEdocumenters
@CLEdocumenters & @signalcleveland ! …. 9:30am!
#Cleveland
08:29 AM May 15, 2023 CDT
Watch WITH ME NOW on @YouTube or @TV20Cleveland ! Here’s the link to watch: https://www.youtube.com/live/HM0Se0VI12o?feature=share
New funding update for Euclid Creek enhancements for community health and accessibility !👀 @EuclidCreek @EuclidCity @TheCLE #LakeFrontAccess #Geography #EuclidCreekReservations 🧡 https://t.co/QYnQii0V0l
@CleCityCouncil member Polensek shares his thoughts on the Euclid Creek changes that will take place soon in his Ward.
Do you think the East side has been neglected compared to the West?? @clevemetroparks @ClevelandWater #Cleveland #PoliticsLive https://t.co/7iSnEJSafa
Request for $5 million for Emergency Ordinance 527 - 2023
For Irishtown Bend in Cleveland is being discussed. Partners include: @neorsd @ClevelandClinic @CuyahogaCounty #CuyahogaRiver #WaterfrontInstability #CommunityHealth https://t.co/kNtUcCAfuV
Do YOU have questions? Think we got something wrong? Send any inquiries on the meeting or these tweets to @cledocumenters or email us at cledocumenters@gmail.com 📧
Ordinance 530-2023 - This project is expected to total $90 million, but intends to connect residents & businesses to the Cuyahoga River while creating high quality green space and Lake access. #cityDevelopments @portofcleveland @CityofCleveland 🧡📍@TheCLE
Council member @HairstonCCC10 shared concerns about excluding Diversity & Inclusion and using funds to serve Cleveland residents directly before
Ordinance 530- 2023 was approved. https://t.co/Y89g71hDnK
@TheCLE is hosting a huge convention in Cleveland in 2024 and supports funding for NEW LIGHTS ✨!
Emergency Ordinance
regarding LIGHTING in Downtown CLE is currently being discussed. Do you agree that @CLEPublicSquare could use more lights?!?
Do YOU THINK the city of Cleveland could use more lights downtown? Is it a community priority?
Would light attract tourists and new visitors?
@R1chardStarr shared his thoughts… https://t.co/ycAdZB0seI
Currently discussing public improvement of roadways, traffic calming, and Parks …. #infrastructure #potholes @YouTube https://t.co/ZulSeUWBgP
This Ordinance covering @WestSideMarket construction has sparked a debate in the meeting room … https://t.co/dgp74NYaqY
This concludes the meeting.
Municipal Services & Properties
Committee Meeting adjourned approximately 2:39pm.
The room has transitioned to FINANCE, DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION. ✌🏾
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Cleveland City Council is the legislative branch of the government of the City of Cleveland in Ohio. There are 17 elected Cleveland City Council members representing the 17 wards of the City of Cleveland. Each ward has approximately 25,000 residents. Council Members are elected to serve a four-year term. Council members serve two roles in their duties: to draft and enact legislation for the city of Cleveland and act as ombudsmen for their constituents.
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