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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The City seeks bids for road widening on Smith Road (CH 116) between Grayling Dr. and Corunna Ave. Work also includes storm sewers, a sidewalk, and a new traffic signal. The posting specifies a 5% SBE goal.
Posted
Mar 31, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Work includes asphalt pavement addition, concrete curb, storm sewers, traffic signal work, and sidewalk construction.
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Census ID
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172632
Population
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7,815
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Fairlawn
The agenda for the meeting included New Business items requiring variances. Specifically, the Board of Zoning & Building Appeals was scheduled to consider BZA2026-05, a request for a Variance concerning the minimum lot frontage requirement at 3265 Ridgewood Road. The second new business item, BZA2026-06, involved a request for a Variance regarding the maximum height requirement for a wall sign for Wrap City Sandwich located at 2855 W. Market Street, Suite 430.
The Committee of the Whole meeting agenda included several ordinances for review. These ordinances pertain to approving contracts and Memoranda of Understanding between the City of Fairlawn and various labor organizations, specifically the Fraternal Order of Police representing full-time patrol officers and sergeants, and the union representing part-time employees of the Division of Fire and Emergency Rescue Services, and the Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association for part-time patrol officers, all retroactive to January 1, 2026. Business items reviewed by committees included authorizing an agreement with the Summit County Public Defender's Commission for legal services to indigent defendants in Mayor's Court or Akron Municipal Court for 2026, accepting the bid for the Riviera Drive Street Repair Project, amending ordinances related to part-time firefighter/EMT-P positions, amending regulations for fire protection systems, and approving the revised plat for Phase II of the Links Subdivision.
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The agenda for the regular meeting included standard items such as receiving petitions and communications, receiving reports from city officials and boards, and the introduction of new legislation across several committees. Key legislative discussions involved ordinances relating to approving contracts and memoranda of understanding with various bargaining units (IAFF Local 4164, FOP representing Patrol Officers and Sergeants, Part-Time Fire/Medics, and Teamsters Local 436) for services retroactive to January 1, 2026. Additionally, the Council addressed the Riveria Drive Street Repair Project, awarding the contract to Fabrizi Trucking and Paving Co. for $1,135,530.75. Other business included confirming the appointment of Onker Basu to the Charter Review Commission for 2026, authorizing an agreement with the Summit County Public Defender's Commission for legal services to indigent defendants in 2026, amendments to codified ordinances regarding part-time firefighters/EMT-Ps and fire protection systems, and approving the revised plat of Phase II of the Links Subdivision.
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