The Courts Sewer Separation Cuyahoga Heights RFP
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Sewer separation project.
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Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Sewer separation project.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Cuyahoga Heights
The council reviewed and accepted financial reports for June 2026, including revenue reports and the position of cash. Legislative actions included the authorization of applications for county grant programs, numerous change orders for infrastructure and redevelopment projects such as the Hillside Redevelopment, Klima Gardens Pavilion, and Toscana Hall, the adoption of an alternative tax budget, and the approval of a contract for security hardware. The Mayor provided reports on holiday activity, community recycling events, and upcoming recreational activities. Council members discussed the timeline for project bids, traffic speed concerns, and the opening of Toscana Hall. Audience comments addressed property code violation notices and concerns regarding private property access by municipal personnel.
The council meeting covered several operational and administrative items. Key actions included authorizing the Chief Fiscal Officer to accept the donation of an old fire vehicle and approving the solicitation of bids for police department mechanical upgrades and roof replacement. Multiple resolutions were passed to authorize change orders for various infrastructure and improvement projects, including the Klima Gardens Pavilion, 7133 Marcelline Court improvements, Toscana Hall site improvements, and the Hillside Redevelopment East 71st Street storm sewer extension. Additionally, an ordinance was passed requiring a permit for commercial uses of Bacci Park. The Mayor provided community announcements regarding upcoming events such as the end-of-summer pool party, school zone safety, and the seniors' outing.
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The Council conducted an executive session regarding human resources and employment matters. Administrative updates were provided concerning the Toscana Interior Improvement project, rental agreements for Klima Gardens, Marcelline Court Homes, and ongoing sewer and pavement projects. The Council passed legislation including the November payment of claims, clarification of community reinvestment area exemptions for village-owned structures, fiscal year appropriation adjustments, participation in the Mill Creek Watershed Partnership, and an ordinance regarding document accuracy. Additionally, motions were authorized to solicit bids for the Toscana Hall project and police department mechanical upgrades, and to approve security and technology installations at Toscana Hall. Other business included announcements regarding holiday community events and charitable programs.
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