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Euclid approves zoning change (opens the original)
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Euclid City Council recently approved a zoning change for a property at 24995 Lake Shore Blvd. The zoning will change from U2 Residential to U3 Multi-Family Residential. The city adopted the current map designation in 1922. City Law Director Patrick Cooney said at a Sept. 21 council meeting that there will be changes made to the area. However those revisions will be limited to parking lot expansions and will not include more apartments. “The owner of the property is adding this lot, expanding th
Euclid looking into problem with residents accessing City Hall phone system (opens the original)
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Residents of Euclid will hopefully not have to say “Can you hear me now?” when contacting City Hall. According to a social media post by Ward 5 Euclid City Council member Tara Hannum, some residents have been having issues when trying to use the city’s automated “phone tree” because the system is not responding to the tones made by some models of Android or Google Pixel cellphones. When asked about the issue, Finance Director Kaite Iaconis, who also oversees information technology for the city,
City of Euclid puts a pause on stand alone data centers (opens the original)
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Euclid City Council recently voted to enact a moratorium on standalone data centers which is set to expire in January. “It will give time to see if any changes will be enacted by the Ohio legislature,” Law Director Patrick Cooney stated during the meeting last month. “This is obviously very big, a lot of economic impact of these type of facilities, so there are a lot of changes being discussed.” He later added that they were recommending City Council’s Planning and Zoning Committee to take a loo
Euclid pool slated for $1 million-plus in renovations, repairs (opens the original)
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Euclid’s Ralph V. Hill Memorial Pool, commonly known by residents as just Memorial Pool, will be getting a facelift for essentially the first time since it opened in 1954. City Council members recently voted to spend up to $1,175,000 for upgrades and renovations and repairs to the pool house, structure, and common areas of the aging facility located at 22450 Milton Ave., which has been a common meeting area for residents during its history. F.H.Paschen, S.N. Nielsen & Associates, LLC, of Worthin
Mayfield Heights to hold first Brats, Brews and Pierogis event (opens the original)
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Those aiming to do something different this weekend might find some entertainment at Mayfield Heights’ first-ever Brats, Brews & Pierogis celebration from 6 to 10 p.m. Sept. 26 in the city’s Aquatic and Community Center, 6080 Marsol Road. Visitors’ tastebuds will be able to take a trip to Europe as German potato salad, cabbage and noodles, sauerkraut, kettle corn and strudel, among other offerings, all will be part of the menu. Tammy Clines, communications coordinator for the city, wrote in a st
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