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Oct 22, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Provide citywide snow removal services. Services will cover approx. 10.6 miles of City streets, consisting of both chip-and-seal and asphalt overlay surfaces. Contractors should be aware of permanent speed bumps on Third Street and must take appropriate precautions to prevent damage during snow removal operations. A map of City streets is available at City Hall.
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649
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cleveland
The board discussed a range of community and administrative items, including an upcoming church carnival, inquiries regarding lot splits, and potential city involvement with emergency services programs. The board recognized an employee's service and announced an open house. Administrative updates included the approval of new authorized bank signatories for city accounts. Operational reports covered the completion of sidewalk repairs, a summary of a municipal league conference, and status updates on ongoing road work. Additionally, members addressed queries concerning future holiday lighting plans and municipal regulations for short-term rentals.
The board discussed the hiring of a new City Clerk and approved the appointment of Sabrina Irvin to the position. A lot-split approval for a property at 408 W. Cleveland Ave was granted following a public hearing and review by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Bill No. 605 was adopted as Ordinance No. 026-007, formalizing the lot division. The Mayor provided an update on cyber security insurance renewal and associated external cyber threat review findings. Additionally, reports were heard regarding a traffic study approved by MoDOT, ongoing improvements at the local lake, and general updates from officers and committee members.
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The board discussed and took action on several items: the adoption of Bill No. 602 to amend the 2025-2026 budget, and the postponement of Bill No. 603 concerning the prohibition of gray-market gambling machines pending further research. The meeting also addressed unfinished business regarding maintenance responsibilities for roadside ditches, the hiring of a part-time Water/Sewer Assistant/Public Works Maintenance Worker, and the approval of payments to Platinum Paving and Concrete for completed street work. Additional updates were provided on various city operations, including lift station repairs, body camera systems, and tree removal planning.
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