EAS #12-9-21
The proposed project is for the construction of a building located on Mentor Avenue (Signature Health). Mr. Kary asked Mr. Brooks to explain the project. Mr. Brooks explained that Signature Health would like to build a 45,000 sq. ft., 2 story building.
Read MoreSaid hearing is for a rezoning application initiated by George Davis of GD3 Ventures, 9124 Tyler Blvd., Mentor, OH 44060 for the rezoning of PPN #27-A-031-0- 00-017-0 and the partial rezoning of PPN #27-A-031-0-00-002-0, #27-A-031-0-00-016-0, and #27-A-031-0-00-018-0 from and-100 zone district to an R-80 zone district.
Read MoreEAS #10-8-21
The proposed project is for the widening and extension of Taxilane A and clearing and grubbing of approximately two and one-half (2.5) acres of trees on land located at the Lake County Executive Airport.
Read MoreEAS #5-7-21
Proposed aircraft hangar to be constructed at the Lake County Executive Airport at 1717 Lost Nation Road.
This plan is for the creation of a new hangar to be located at the north end of the airport (near Jet Center Drive), ON LOST NATION ROAD.
Read MoreSPECIAL CEREMONY:
Swearing in and Awards to members of the Fire Department:
PROMOTIONS AND NEW APPOINTMENTS
Assistant Fire Chief - Mike Dorsey
Battalion Chief - Joe Heil
Lieutenant - Aaron Bolton
Lieutenant - Ryan Ruthenberg
Firefighter - Francis Cavotta
Firefighter - John Schueren
Firefighter(s) of the Year 2020 - Dan Carroll and Kyle Kline
Read MoreChairman Tomaselli said the City has received feedback from residents on school zone cameras and has worked on the best way to implement the cameras if the City should utilize the program. He said the legislation will remain tabled this evening……..
Read More2022 TAX BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING
Pursuant to ORC Section 705.17, notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Willoughby will hold a Public Hearing on the proposed 2022 Tax Budget on Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 7:10 p.m.
Read More*The purpose of the Safety Committee meeting is to discuss Blue Line Solutions.
Mr. Switick from Blue Line Solutions thanked the Safety Committee for allowing their presentation this evening. He said he approached Chief Schultz in January 2021 regarding Blue Line Solution's school zone speed enforcement program which led to the company conducting school zone speed studies in Willoughby.
Read MoreFINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING:
Mr. Tomaselli asked Chief Schultz to review his request for five vehicles. Chief Schultz said his request for five vehicles is not a wish list but a real need. He said his patrol officers put a lot of mileage on vehicles and do their best to get every dollar spent on the vehicles.
Read MoreEAS #4-3-21(a)
For the rezoning of 3.0094 acres of real property located at 37100 Euclid Avenue identified as Permanent Parcel Nos. 27A0150000050 and 27A00150000040, and a portion of Permanent Parcel Nos. 27A0150000170 and 27A0150000180, from Residential Multi-Family Low Rise (R MF-L) to General Business (G-B).
Read MoreORDINANCE NO. 2021-27
An ordinance providing for the issuance and sale of bonds in the maximum principal amount of $5,800,000, to pay the property owners' portion, in anticipation of the levy and collection of special assessments, of costs of improving the Riverside Commons Property identified and described in Resolution No. 2002-134, adopted July 9, 2002, by grading, draining, curbing, and paving,
Read MoreENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING:
Committee: Ken Kary, Dan Anderson, Dan Garry
The committee is to review: EAS #2-2-21
The proposed project is for the former Burwolf Bldg., now deemed The Charlton Abbott Bldg., 37903 Euclid Ave. to remodel the interior of the building for virtual office space.
Read MoreThe March 16th, 2021 City Council Meeting was prefaced by the Environmental Planning Committee reviewing the EAS for the revitalization of an older building owned by the Kennedy Group on Lost Nation Road near the Airport. They will be expanding the facility in hope of creating a new Industrial Rental Space. Parks and Recreation also met and we are planning……
Read MoreThis evening’s Council Meeting was once again quite brief. There were only two items on the agenda. The first item addressed was to cover the approval of the purchase of firearms for the Police Department.
Read MoreThis week's council meeting lends some support to the fact that there is "a ton" of development proposed, planned, or taking place in our city. We have multi-million dollar corporate headquarters going up as well as new single-family homes. This is certainly keeping our city leaders and boards quite active with the review procedures in place.
Read MoreClerk Novak read a request from the Ohio Division of Liquor Control for a new C-1 permit class (carry out beer) for Marc Glassman, Inc. dba Marcs Willoughby, 34881 Euclid Avenue, Willoughby, Ohio.
Read MoreThis Council Meeting started out with the approval of the E.A.S. for a new industry moving into our great city. Prestan Products is purchasing a property in Ward 2 on the corner of Lost Nation Road and Aquarius Parkway.
Read MoreThe January 5th Council Meeting was the start to a New Year • 2021. For the record, Council Meetings will now start at 7:00 pm, preceded by the Legislative Caucus and Committee Meetings. For an accurate start time, check the city website https://willoughbyohio.com/city-council/ .
Read MoreThis evening’s Council Meeting represents the tremendous amount of investment being made into the City of Willoughby. The meeting started out with two very significant Environmental Assessment Statement reviews. One for the completion of the Marous Development on Mentor Avenue across from Andrews/Osborne School.
Read MorePlanning Commission, Mr. Kary - Mr. Kary reminded everyone that the Community Information Meeting is next Monday, December 7th at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom; proposed developments and projects will be discussed.
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