Council defers ORD 40-2025: Updates city code on bicycles and bike infrastructure, 7–0
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Deferred 7–0ORD 40-2025 · ▾Updates city code on bicycles and bike infrastructure. minutes
ORD 40-2025 ▾Deferred 7–0ORD 40-2025 · collapse ▴Updates city code on bicycles and bike infrastructure. minutes
Updates city code on bicycles and bike infrastructure. minutes
ORD 40-2025 ▾Updates city code on bicycles and bike infrastructure. minutes
Amends or repeals sections of the Codified Ordinances to update definitions and rules for bicycle infrastructure, starting with Section 301.04 (Bicycle; Motorized Bicycle). The document says the changes support the Active Transportation Plan and the Safe Streets for All Action Plan. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “President Kepple moved to defer Ordinance 40-2025, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Referred 7–0RES 2026-40 · collapse ▴Adopts the Public Art Master Plan. minutes
Adopts the Public Art Master Plan. minutes
Adopts the City's Public Art Master Plan. The document says the Planning Department received a Cuyahoga County Planning Commission community planning grant in February 2025, and that the planning services covered the Public Art Master Plan. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “President Kepple moved to substitute Reso. 2026-40 with a new version that contains the full Public Art Master Plan. Motion seconded by Vice President Baker. President Kepple moved to refer Reso. 2026-40 to Committee of the Whole, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Next: listed on the City Council agenda for Oct 5. agenda 10.05
Received & filedcollapse ▴Planning Department presents the Public Art Master Plan. minutes
Planning Department presents the Public Art Master Plan. minutes
The Planning Department's letter presents a Public Art Master Plan developed with the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission under a Community Planning Services Program grant the City received in March 2025. The letter says the plan is meant to guide investment, prioritize the location and type of new art, and support applications for outside funding, and that its appendices contain over 800 public responses. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “President Kepple moved to receive and file the communication, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video
Received & filedcollapse ▴City seeks a $500,000 state grant to rebuild Becks Pool. minutes
City seeks a $500,000 state grant to rebuild Becks Pool. minutes
Director Byington's letter asks permission to apply to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Land and Water Conservation Fund program for $500,000 toward replacing Becks Pool at Madison Park. The letter says the replacement is anticipated to cost $5-6 million and that the pool has not been significantly upgraded since it was installed in 1957. pdf Written by AI
The minutes record: “President Kepple moved to receive and file the communication, seconded by Vice President Baker.” minutes ▶ video