CPC Weblog
an annotated chronological list of links related to planning and development in Greater Cleveland
21 March 2008
Bay Village townhouse proposal
12 townhouses have been proposed for a 2.2 acre site across from Bay Middle School. The area is zoned for single-family houses, and a zoning change would require voter approval.
12 townhouses have been proposed for a 2.2 acre site across from Bay Middle School. The area is zoned for single-family houses, and a zoning change would require voter approval.
Labels: Bay Village, residential, zoning
21 December 2007
Bay Village riparian protection
Bay Village City Council delayed voting on a riparian protection ordinance until March. The proposed legislation covers properties located within 75 feet of a creek or those within the 100 year flood plain, whichever is larger.
Bay Village City Council delayed voting on a riparian protection ordinance until March. The proposed legislation covers properties located within 75 feet of a creek or those within the 100 year flood plain, whichever is larger.
Labels: Bay Village, Lake Erie
01 November 2007
Lake Erie shoreline proposal in Bay Village
The Bay Park Beach Association wants to build a 775 foot stone revetment and a timber pier off the Lake Erie coast of Bay Village. The Ohio EPA will hold a public meeting on November 14 to obtain public input on potential water quality impacts.
The Bay Park Beach Association wants to build a 775 foot stone revetment and a timber pier off the Lake Erie coast of Bay Village. The Ohio EPA will hold a public meeting on November 14 to obtain public input on potential water quality impacts.
Labels: Bay Village, Lake Erie
01 October 2007
Westlake water provider study
Westlake City Council approved a contract for a study that will analyze the implications of switching water providers from Cleveland to Avon Lake. Leaders in Bay Village and North Olmsted are considering whether to join the study.
Westlake City Council approved a contract for a study that will analyze the implications of switching water providers from Cleveland to Avon Lake. Leaders in Bay Village and North Olmsted are considering whether to join the study.
Labels: Bay Village, Cleveland, North Olmsted, utility, Westlake
31 August 2007
Bay Village Green Team
Mayor Sutherland of Bay Village assembled a volunteer Green Team to promote conservation and sustainability. The group will hold its first meeting in September.
Mayor Sutherland of Bay Village assembled a volunteer Green Team to promote conservation and sustainability. The group will hold its first meeting in September.
Labels: Bay Village, sustainability
25 May 2007
Bradley Bay agreement
In an action that may end the disputes over the planned expansion of Bradley Bay Health Center, Bay Village and Bradley Bay officials reached an agreement about landscape buffers for the facility.
In an action that may end the disputes over the planned expansion of Bradley Bay Health Center, Bay Village and Bradley Bay officials reached an agreement about landscape buffers for the facility.
Labels: Bay Village, institutional
13 April 2007
Fate of historic trusses to be decided
Bay Village City Council and the Cahoon Park Trustees will decide whether to repair or demolish the decaying concrete trusses in the park. Estimates place the cost of repairing the historic interurban trusses at $84,000, while removing them would cost $52,000.
Bay Village City Council and the Cahoon Park Trustees will decide whether to repair or demolish the decaying concrete trusses in the park. Estimates place the cost of repairing the historic interurban trusses at $84,000, while removing them would cost $52,000.
Labels: Bay Village, greenspace, historic preservation
06 April 2007
Bradley Bay expansion plans return
The Bay Village Planning Commission approved the latest expansion plans for Bradley Bay Health Center. Some neighbors of the facility feel that larger green buffers should be required.
The Bay Village Planning Commission approved the latest expansion plans for Bradley Bay Health Center. Some neighbors of the facility feel that larger green buffers should be required.
Labels: Bay Village, institutional
26 March 2007
Lake Road project
As part of the reconstruction and repaving of Lake Road in Bay Village, Rocky River, and Lakewood, ODOT will incorporate some recommendations that have been gathered through traffic studies and area stakeholder outreach, including traffic calming, streetscaping, and pedestrian amenities.
As part of the reconstruction and repaving of Lake Road in Bay Village, Rocky River, and Lakewood, ODOT will incorporate some recommendations that have been gathered through traffic studies and area stakeholder outreach, including traffic calming, streetscaping, and pedestrian amenities.
Labels: Bay Village, Lakewood, roads and highways, Rocky River
22 March 2007
Bay Village backs proposed Avon interchange
On Monday, Bay Village City Council passed a resolution of support for the proposed I-90 interchange at Nagel Road in Avon.
(Update: the Sun Herald has more details.)
On Monday, Bay Village City Council passed a resolution of support for the proposed I-90 interchange at Nagel Road in Avon.
(Update: the Sun Herald has more details.)
Labels: Bay Village, Greater Cleveland, Lorain County, roads and highways, urban sprawl
16 March 2007
Concrete trusses decaying in Bay Village
Historic concrete trusses in Bay Village's Cahoon Park are crumbling and unsafe, and need to be repaired or demolished, says Mayor Sutherland. The trusses formerly supported an abandoned interurban railway line.
Historic concrete trusses in Bay Village's Cahoon Park are crumbling and unsafe, and need to be repaired or demolished, says Mayor Sutherland. The trusses formerly supported an abandoned interurban railway line.
Labels: Bay Village, greenspace, historic preservation
29 January 2007
Bay Village teardown potential
Preservationists are concerned that a recently sold house on Lake Avenue in Bay Village could be demolished. The demolition of one of the City's oldest homes could mark the start a teardown trend.
Preservationists are concerned that a recently sold house on Lake Avenue in Bay Village could be demolished. The demolition of one of the City's oldest homes could mark the start a teardown trend.
Labels: Bay Village, historic preservation
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