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The Board of Revision of Assessments (“Board”) has scheduled a meeting to hear objections to the following street vacation resolution. The Board has scheduled its meeting for July 28, 2022, at 1:00 pm. Pursuant to The Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio,1976 Section 101.021- Opening Public Meetings and Hearings, the meeting will be held virtually on the WebEx platform. Your attendance at this virtual meeting is optional, unless you are opposed to the proposed vacation, or there are City of Cleveland Departmental charges involved.  Join via Webex (meeting details).

Agenda:

• Resolution No. 947-2021: To vacate all of Gladys Avenue (42 feet wide) extending from the east line of East 45th Street (60 feet wide) to West line of East 47th Street (60 feet, wide).

If you have questions regarding this notification, please send an email or give us a call at (216) 664-3875 on Monday - Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

The Division of Recreation is now hiring for multiple open positions, including counselors, student aides, recreation instructors, and more. Starting pay is $15.00 - call 216-664-2325 for more info, or apply online.

On Monday, May 23, 2022, Dominion Energy Ohio’s gas pipeline infrastructure replacement project will begin in the area around West 94th Street and Maywood Avenue. Work on the project will take place Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is scheduled for completion in December 2022.

The minutes from the Lead Safe Advisory Board meeting of February 10, 2022, are now available.

The newly remodeled E.J. Kovacic Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center (NRRC) is now open. Located at 6250 St. Clair, the Kovacic NRRC features state of the art facilities and brand new programming available to the public for FREE. Call 216.664.4140 for questions, or see the attached flyer for hours, programming info, and more.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Summer Learning Experience is back for a second year with something for scholars in preschool through 12th grade. Held at more than 30 school sites throughout the city, the CMSD Summer Learning Experience offers fun and adventure for students in grades PreK–12, and it's FREE! Last year's Summer Learning Experience proved to be very popular, with more than 8,400 students signing up. Registration for this year will open April 25.

The Board meets every Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. The current agenda is available here. Meeting minutes are published in the City Record.

Under the conditions specified by law, a WebEx session will be used to facilitate and record the meetings and the meetings will be live streamed on YouTube.

Anyone wishing to address the Board on any agenda item may do so with the permission of the Board, but in no case, shall the address exceed five minutes in duration unless additional time is allowed by the Board. We ask individuals who wish to address the Board on an agenda item to contact the Department of Law by email or phone (email is preferred). Individuals not seeking to address the Board during the WebEx session are encouraged to view one of the live streams.

To contact the Department of Law and request access to the WebEx session to seek permission to address the Board, please email smelnyk@city.cleveland.oh.us or call (216) 664-3078. Please also include the agenda item you wish to address when requesting access to the WebEx session.

Become a professional American Red Cross Certified Lifeguard. Call 216-664-2570 for more info, or see the attached flyer.

The City of Cleveland is now accepting requests for Tree Canopy Revitalization Program. As part of this program, property owners can request a free tree installation during the spring and fall planting seasons by completing an online request form. Each location will be surveyed in person by a Field Operations Forester to ensure that the site is suitable. Approved sites are then added to a list for a tree to be planted during the next available planting season. All requests are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The Tree Canopy Revitalization Program was created in support of Mayor Frank G. Jackson’s tree planting initiative, in which he pledged up to $1 million a year to replenish the city’s tree canopy.

The City of Cleveland Division of Engineering and Construction contracted AECOM to study the feasibility of alternative access routes to South Whiskey Island and to develop a preferred long-term solution/alternative for accessing South Whiskey Island.