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Oct 12, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Procurement of services for the cleanout, asbestos abatement, and demolition of the Fairmount Temple.
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Census ID
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172351
Employee FTE
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217
Population
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13,673
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This Purchase Order (PO 2024-01794) from the City of Beachwood to T-MOBILE, dated August 6, 2024, is for 'TOWER DUMP (TELEPHONE RECORDS)' services, totaling $200.00.
This document comprises a series of individual Purchase Orders issued by the City of Beachwood on August 16, 2023. Each PO details the procurement of specific goods or services, such as vehicle parts, background checks, tuition reimbursement, tires, and event supplies, from various vendors. Each purchase order specifies its own total amount, reflecting distinct, one-time transactions.
This document is a compilation of multiple individual Purchase Orders issued by the City of Beachwood on May 23, 2023. Each purchase order details specific goods or services, including descriptions, quantities, and individual amounts. The document does not provide a single, overarching total amount for all listed purchase orders combined.
This document comprises a series of individual Purchase Orders issued by the City of Beachwood on July 17, 2023. Each PO details specific goods or services procured from various vendors, such as a pesticide safety cabinet from Uline, travel expenses, attorney registration, vehicle parts, and large equipment like a stainless dump body and a Western Star cab & chassis. The document serves as a record of these distinct procurement actions.
This document comprises a series of individual Purchase Orders issued by the City of Beachwood on August 16, 2022. It details various procurements including hydraulic tank and brackets, antifreeze, battery chargers, supplies for Seniors Day Out, radio shipping and programming, t-shirts, drug testing services, and Medicare redetermination. Each purchase order specifies line items and their respective total amounts, with no overarching total for all orders combined.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Beachwood
The Commission held a special meeting to discuss the proposed rezoning of eleven parcels on Richmond Road to the U-4B Zoning District, specifically to permit the expansion of Beachwood Place Mall. Representatives from General Growth Properties presented details regarding the expansion, which includes approximately 77,000 square feet of additional retail space and three free-standing restaurants. Discussions focused on traffic impact studies, economic development benefits, landscaping plans, and site line visual impacts. Residents provided extensive input regarding traffic congestion concerns, neighborhood impact, and the nature of the proposed restaurant additions, while City staff and consultants addressed technical questions about zoning amendments, setback requirements, and traffic projections.
The commission granted final site plan approval for a new two-story office building for OMNOVA Solutions at the corner of Eaton Boulevard and Harvard Road. The commission recommended to the City Council approval for a lot split and consolidation at 26690/26720 Hendon Road, and a lot split on Green Road for the development of an assisted living facility. Additionally, preliminary approval was granted for a 76-unit assisted living community on Green Road and Harvard Road. The commission also recommended to the City Council the approval of a site plan for the expansion of Cedar Creek Grille, which includes an interior expansion and the addition of a patio, subject to a parking variance.
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The Commission addressed several zoning and development proposals, including the rezoning of eleven parcels on Richmond Road to the U-4B District to facilitate the expansion of Beachwood Place mall, which involved discussions on text amendments, deed restriction modifications, and traffic access. Additionally, the commission granted final approval for the construction of the Infiniti of Beachwood dealership, parking expansion and site improvements for Collection Buick GMC, signage packages for the Infiniti dealership and the Aloft Hotel, a lot split at the corner of Eaton Boulevard and Harvard Road, and preliminary site plan approval for a new two-story office building for Omnova Solutions.
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