Cleveland, TN

Airport Authority

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and vote on six major land-use changes, including a large annexation and rezoning of property along Dalton Pike. The consent agenda includes final passage of a zoning ordinance for 42.50 acres on Dalton Pike and authorizations for downtown grants and park construction change orders. The council will also reappoint members to the Airport Authority, Zoning Appeals, and Building Boards.

• Annexation and rezoning of 109.33 acres on Dalton Pike from FAR to PI Professional Institutional (City of Cleveland request).
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2026-12 to rezone 42.50 acres on Dalton Pike from C-2/FAR to PUD 71 (Steve Williams and Aaron Ware request).
• Rezoning of 0.34 acres on Young Road from CH Highway Commercial to R-2 Low Density Single and Multi-Family (Bassam Issa request).
• Amendment to PUD 55 to allow single-family homes in addition to townhomes (Berry Payne Development request).
• Amendment to PUD 67 to allow 40-ft wide single-family lots (Habitat for Humanity request).

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider several zoning, annexation, and site plan requests. Notable items include a large annexation and zoning change for 385.58 acres on Lower River Rd, a PUD amendment to reduce setbacks, and multiple smaller rezoning requests. The meeting will also include approval of minutes and reports.

• Annexation and zoning of 385.58 acres on Lower River Rd to CG General Commercial (Wright Brothers Construction)
• PUD 40 amendment to change side setbacks from 10 ft and 3 ft to 5 ft on both sides (Deerfield Capital/Turner Homes)
• Rezoning of .46 acres on 25th St NW from R-2 to PI (Brown Revocable Family Trust)
• Rezoning of .46 acres on N. Ocoee St NW from PI to CN (Thompson, Beard, Logan)
• Rezoning of .73 acres on T.L. Rogers St from CH/R-2 to CH (Mitchell Maloney)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council holds a work session and regular session on August 10, 2026. The regular session includes final passage of a zoning ordinance for about 800 acres along Stuart Rd and North Lee Hwy, plus several contract extensions and equipment purchases. The work session features updates on major projects like Tinsley Park, the Fillauer Greenway, and the Whirlpool redevelopment.

• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2025-60: rezones ~800 acres along Stuart Rd and North Lee Hwy from FAR/CH to PUD 70
• Resolution 2026-62: one-year contract extension with Troy Goodaker Plumbing
• Resolution 2026-63: one-year contract extension with Conley Electric
• Resolution 2026-65: software licensing purchase via Carahsoft cooperative agreement
• Resolution 2026-67: participation in Judy Housley Safety Partners Matching Grant Program

Beer Board

The Cleveland Beer Board will hold a regular meeting to review a new beer permit application from Pier 17 Seafood at 161 Stuart Rd NE. The board will also approve minutes from the July 13, 2026 session and hear reports from members. The application fee has been obtained, but the survey is pending review.

• New beer permit application: Pier 17 Seafood, 161 Stuart Rd NE, Class 1 (Restaurant)
• Owner: Pier 17 Seafood, Inc (Dazhen Zheng)
• Application fee obtained; survey approval pending
• Approval of minutes from July 13, 2026 regular session

Cleveland City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss Resolution 2026-64. This resolution supports the Cleveland Utilities Authority's use of eminent domain to acquire service rights and facilities from Volunteer Energy Cooperative.

• Resolution 2026-64: Acquisition of two parcels of property along Dry Valley Road

Greenway Advisory Board

The Cleveland/Bradley Greenway Board met on May 28, 2026 to accept prior minutes, elect a new treasurer, and finalize plans for the greenway’s 25th anniversary including a highlight video, October 23 event, and commemorative arch. The board also reviewed FY27 sidewalk and park improvement projects totaling $1,680,000.

• Approved April 2026 minutes without opposition
• Elected Tim Rader as new Treasurer
• Scheduled 25th anniversary event for October 23, 2026
• Allocated $150,000 for Church Street sidewalk and fiber work
• Approved $1,200,000 for Cleveland Athletic Complex synthetic turf

The board discussed funding for quality of life projects for FY28 and FY29 and reviewed progress on greenway phases. A decision was made to form a special committee regarding the Tinsley Park Arches.

• Decided to form a special committee for Tinsley Park Arches
• Decided to hold off laying Rotary pavers until Phase VI begins

Cleveland City Council

The City Council is meeting for a special session to review three specific agreements. The body will consider the approval of a grant application and two separate agreements.

• ATTAIN Grant Application
• Miovision Mateo AI Pilot Agreement
• Grant agreement (pages 16-46)

Airport Authority

The Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority meeting will accept minutes from the May 15, 2026 session, hold a public hearing, receive director, airside, and landside operation reports, and consider the Emergency Action Plan. Board members will also give individual reports before adjourning.

• Acceptance of minutes from May 15, 2026 meeting
• Public hearing (topic not specified)
• Director’s, Airside Operations, and Landside Operations reports
• Review and consideration of the Emergency Action Plan

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to discuss a request for a side setback reduction and a parking space reduction for a proposed quadplex. The variances are intended to allow for the preservation of mature trees on the property.

• Request by Chris Townsend for a side setback reduction to 5 feet at 205 Hiwassee Ave.
• Request by Chris Townsend for a parking reduction of one space (from 8 spaces to 7) at 205 Hiwassee Ave.

• Conditional use permit for overnight dog boarding — approved
  2596 Keith St.
• Front and side setback variance for residential addition
  1717 Westside Dr.
• Side setback and parking variance for quadplex development
  205 Hiwassee Ave. · 4 units

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session to discuss strategic planning before convening for its regular meeting. During the regular session, council members will act on a consent agenda that includes contract renewals for city services, legal representation for an antitrust lawsuit, and a change order for a local drainage project. The meeting also covers advisory board reappointments, surplus property sales, and updates to the July and August meeting schedule.

• Resolution 2026-59 & 2026-60: Cooperative agreements with MES Service Company, LLC and Fortinet, Inc for firefighting gear and IT security products
• Resolution 2026-61: Contract with Jenne Law, PLLC to represent the city in Fire Apparatus Antitrust Litigation
• One-year contract extensions for Troy Goodaker Plumbing and Conley Electric
• Change Order #2 with Wright Brothers for the Peerless Rd @ 25th Street drainage project
• Reappointments to the Animal Shelter Advisory Board and Shade Tree Board

• Cooperative Agreement MES Service Company, LLC for Firefighting Equipment, PPE and SCBA — null
• Cooperative Agreement Fortinet, Inc for IT Security and Data Protection Products — null
• Employment and contingency agreement with Jenne Law, PLLC for Fire Apparatus Antitrust Litigation — null
• Contract extension with Troy Goodaker Plumbing — null
• Contract extension with Conley Electric — null
• Change Order #2 with Wright Brothers for Peerless Rd @ 25th Street drainage project — null
  Peerless Rd @ 25th Street

Beer Board

The Beer Board will review several new beer permit applications during this session. The items include restaurant permits and a package sales permit.

• Fuji Teriyaki Express: Class 1 (Restaurant) at 3443 Keith St NW
• Weigel’s #129: Class 3 (Package Sales) at 2600 Peerless Road NW
• Feast Buffet: Class 1 (Restaurant) at 350 Stuart Road NE

The Cleveland Beer Board approved three new beer permits: Fuji Teriyaki Express (Class 1 restaurant), Weigel's #129 (Class 3 package sales), and Feast Buffet (Class 1 restaurant). The board also unanimously approved the minutes from the June 8, 2026 meeting. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved beer permit for Fuji Teriyaki Express at 3443 Keith St NW (unanimous)
• Approved beer permit for Weigel's #129 at 2600 Peerless Road NW (unanimous)
• Approved beer permit for Feast Buffet at 350 Stuart Road NE (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of June 8, 2026 regular session (unanimous)

• Beer Permit Application - Fuji Teriyaki Express
  3443 Keith St NW
• Beer Permit Application - Weigel’s #129
  2600 Peerless Road NW
• Beer Permit Application - Feast Buffet
  350 Stuart Road NE

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold a work session at 2 PM followed by a regular session at 3 PM, where they will consider a consent agenda including final passage of a zoning ordinance to rezone 2.62 acres on Minnis Rd, an amendment to the FY2026 budget, and several resolutions authorizing contracts and grants.

• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2025-62 to rezone 2.62 acres on Minnis Rd from FAR to RA Residential Agricultural
• Final passage of Ordinance 2026-27 amending the FY2026 budget
• Resolution 2026-57 extending auto body repair contract with Mike's Auto Body for one year
• Resolution 2026-56 authorizing purchase of IT products through CDW Government and Omnia Partners
• Motion authorizing Change Order #1 with Wright Brothers for Peerless Rd @ 25th Street drainage project

The Cleveland City Council approved the consent agenda 7-0, which included final passage of a zoning change for 2.62 acres on Minnis Rd., a FY2026 budget amendment, a new municipal code section on project delivery methods, and resolutions authorizing IT purchases, an auto body repair contract extension, and a Firehouse Subs grant application. The council also approved a change order for the Peerless Rd drainage project, designated bank depositories, authorized an audit contract, and reappointed Joe Cate to the Cleveland Utilities Authority. No other substantive business was discussed.

• Approved consent agenda 7-0, including zoning change on Minnis Rd. to RA Residential Agricultural
• Approved FY2026 budget amendment (Ordinance 2026-27)
• Approved new Municipal Code section 5-414 on Project Delivery Methods (Ordinance 2026-28)
• Authorized IT purchases via Omnia Partners cooperative contract (Resolution 2026-56)
• Authorized one-year extension of auto body repair contract with Mike's Auto Body (Resolution 2026-57)
• Authorized application for Firehouse Subs Public Safety Grant up to $40,000 (Resolution 2026-58)
• Approved Change Order #1 for Peerless Rd @ 25th St drainage project, adding $3,710
• Reappointed Joe Cate to Cleveland Utilities Authority for 4-year term

• Zoning Ordinance 2025-62 - Bradley County Request — null
  Minnis Rd. · 2.62 ac
• Ordinance 2026-27 – Amending the FY2026 Budget — null
• Resolution 2026-56 – IT solutions products and services with CDW Government, LLC and Omnia Partners — null
• Resolution 2026-57 – Auto Body Repair contract extension with Mike’s Auto Body — null
• Change Order #1 with Wright Brothers - Peerless Rd @ 25th Street drainage project — null
  Peerless Rd @ 25th Street

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Planning Commission will consider several plat requests at its June 16 meeting, including a cluster development, preliminary and final plats. The largest item is a preliminary plat for an 80.93-acre development on Durkee Road. No public hearings are scheduled. The consent agenda includes six items to be voted on as a group.

• Cluster development preliminary plat on ~3 acres at Lankford Dr. and Westside Dr. (R-1)
• Preliminary plat for ~58.9 acres on Georgetown Road (PUD 76)
• Preliminary plat for ~80.93 acres on Durkee Road (PUD 23)
• Final plat for ~14.8 acres on New Murraytown Road (PUD 34)
• Final plat for ~10.18 acres on Westland Drive (PUD 42/MU)

• Southeast Land Trust cluster development preliminary plat
  Lankford Dr. and Westside Dr. · 3 ac
• Berry Development preliminary plat
  Georgetown Road · 58.9 ac
• Construction Brothers, LLC preliminary plat (Parcel 003.00)
  Northside Drive · 0.23 ac
• Construction Brothers, LLC preliminary plat (Parcel 002.00)
  Northside Drive · 0.22 ac
• CT Properties final plat
  New Murraytown Road · 14.8 ac
• Tennessee Property Development LLC final plat
  Westland Drive · 10.18 ac
• Dennis Botts preliminary plat
  Johnson Blvd. · 2.03 ac
• Denver Bryson Estate preliminary plat
  Cedar Avenue · 4.02 ac

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two requests: a conditional use permit for overnight dog boarding at 2596 Keith St. and a front and side setback variance for a residential addition at 1717 Westside Dr. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Conditional use permit requested by Jada Westfield for overnight dog boarding at 2596 Keith St. (CH Highway Commercial District)
• Front and side setback variance requested by Marsha McKenzie for a residential addition at 1717 Westside Dr. (R-1 Single Family Residential District)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing and vote on three requests: a conditional use permit for overnight dog boarding at 2596 Keith St, a rear setback variance for a warehouse at 1351 Dellwood Ln NE, and front and side setback variances for a residential addition at 1717 Westside Dr. Staff recommends approval for all three.

• Conditional use permit for dog boarding (2596 Keith St) in CH Highway Commercial district
• Rear setback variance for warehouse (1351 Dellwood Ln NE) in IL Light Industrial district, constrained by TVA easement
• Front and side setback variances for residential addition (1717 Westside Dr) in R-1 Single Family district due to topography
• Approval of April 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Staff reports citing unique constraints for each variance request

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will consider the FY2027 budget and a proposed tax rate of $1.2632. The meeting includes several zoning ordinances, debt obligation reports, and various city contract authorizations.

• Adoption of the FY2027 Budget (Ordinance 2026-17)
• Adoption of the 2026 Tax Rate of $1.2632 (Ordinance 2026-18)
• Zoning of 59.6 acres on Georgetown Road from FAR to PUD 76 (Ordinance 2026-20)
• Zoning of 1.33 acres on Blackburn Road from R3 to CG General Commercial (Ordinance 2026-21)
• Amendment of PUD 66 on Old Tasso Rd NE to increase units from 45 to 60 (Ordinance 2026-24)

The council approved the FY2027 budget and set the 2026 tax rate at $1.2632, which funds city operations and determines annual property tax calculations for homeowners. Nine zoning ordinances were passed to adjust land use rules along Georgetown Road, Blackburn Road, Hensley Road, Old Tasso Road NE, and Dalton Pike, affecting nearby residential and commercial development. The council also authorized a TDOT contract amendment to fund sidewalk, curb, guardrail, and ADA upgrades on 25th Street and Peerless Road, while updating city purchasing procedures for future construction projects. All consent agenda items passed on a 6-0 vote.

• Adopted FY2027 budget and authorizing position list (6-0)
• Set 2026 tax rate at $1.2632 (6-0)
• Approved nine zoning changes for properties along Georgetown Road, Blackburn Road, Hensley Road, Old Tasso Road NE, and Dalton Pike (6-0)
• Authorized cooperative purchase of door hardware and key systems for city facilities (6-0)
• Approved holdover license with TDOT to maintain sidewalks until a new agreement is finalized (6-0)
• Approved contract amendment #4 with TDOT for the 25th Street Corridor multi-modal project, including sidewalk and ADA upgrades (6-0)
• Updated city purchasing procedures to allow construction manager at-risk or design-build delivery methods and added a protest policy (6-0)

• Thomas Maupin and Betsy Maupin Gentry Zoning Request — approved
  Georgetown Road · 59.6 ac
• South East Land Trust Zoning Request — approved
  Blackburn Road · 1.33 ac
• CTP Properties PUD 22 Amendment — approved
  Hensley Road
• Tom Cate PUD 48 Amendment — approved
• Psalm 29 LLC PUD 66 Amendment — approved
  Old Tasso Rd NE · 60 units · 4.2 ac
• Zoning Ordinance Amendment - Traffic Impact Analysis — approved
• Haun Family Zoning Request — approved
  Dalton Pike · 0.53 ac

Beer Board

The Cleveland Beer Board will consider a new beer permit for Sabor Latino Latin Restaurant and hold a hearing on a potential violation by Goodies Smoke Shop for selling beer during prohibited hours.

• New beer permit application: Sabor Latino Latin Restaurant at 1005 Keith Street NW, Class 1 (Restaurant), owner Pablo Jose Pellicier Camacho
• Hearing for Goodies Smoke Shop at 673 Inman Street E regarding alleged violation of Municipal Code 8-214(3) (sale of beer during prohibited hours 3:00-5:30 A.M. Monday-Saturday and 3:00-10:00 A.M. Sunday)

The Cleveland Beer Board revoked the beer permit for Goodies Smoke Shop at 671 Inman Street E for one year, until June 8, 2027, after finding a violation of Municipal Code 8-214(3) for allowing alcohol consumption after 3:00 a.m. The board also approved a new Class 1 (Restaurant) beer permit for Sabor Latino Latin Restaurant at 1005 Keith Street NW. The minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting were approved as written.

• Approved beer permit for Sabor Latino Latin Restaurant at 1005 Keith Street NW (unanimous)
• Revoked Goodies Smoke Shop beer permit for one year until June 8, 2027 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 13, 2026 regular session (unanimous)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council is holding a special called meeting to consider a contract for a Construction Manager at Risk to complete the Cherokee Civic Center. The agenda also includes the potential termination of the current contract for the project. No other business is scheduled.

• Consideration of a Construction Manager at Risk contract to complete the Cherokee Civic Center and possible termination of the existing contract

The Cleveland City Council met in a special called session to address the renovation of the Cherokee Civic Center. Following an executive session, the Council voted to authorize the termination of the existing project contract for convenience. Additionally, the Council authorized the City Manager and Legal Counsel to execute a new Construction Manager at Risk contract with Hoar Construction to complete the center.

• {'action': 'Authorized the City Manager and Legal Counsel to sign an agreement to Terminate for Convenience regarding the Cherokee Civic Center project.', 'motion_by': 'Councilman Estes', 'seconded_by': 'Councilwoman McKenzie', 'vote_count': '6-0'}
• {'action': 'Authorized the City Manager and Legal Counsel to make administrative modifications and execute a Construction Manager at Risk contract with Hoar Construction to complete the Cherokee Civic Center.', 'motion_by': 'Councilman Estes', 'seconded_by': 'Councilman Cassada', 'vote_count': '6-0'}
• {'action': 'Excused Mayor Kevin Brooks and Councilman Duane Goff from the meeting.', 'motion_by': 'Councilman Cassada', 'seconded_by': 'Councilman May', 'vote_count': '6-0'}

• Termination of Cherokee Civic Center renovation agreement — approved
  Cherokee Civic Center
• Construction Manager at Risk contract with Hoar Construction — approved
  Cherokee Civic Center

Greenway Advisory Board

The Greenway Advisory Board will review and vote on April 2026 minutes and a treasurer decision. Updates will be presented on multiple trail projects: Mouse Creek (Tinsley Park Arches, Inman Trailhead, Phase VI), Candies Creek (connections to Fletcher/Willow Creek and Trails Neighborhood, parking expansions, sidewalks, Jim Sharp Park North, nature trail rehabilitation, and potential funding), and Fillauer Branch (phases along Blythe Ferry, Westview, Spring Creek, Elm, and VFW to Weeks). No final approvals are listed besides the minutes and treasurer decision.

• Expansion of Candies Lane Parking
• Expansion of Freewill Parking
• Sidewalks along Freewill Road
• Rehabilitation of Back Nine/Nature Trail
• Potential funding sources for Candies Creek projects

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Planning Commission will review a city request to annex approximately 6.73 acres of right-of-way along Dry Valley Road and amend a related plan of service. The commission also considers several plat approvals for subdivisions, including a 19.89-acre preliminary plat on Stone Lake Road, and a proposed amendment to the Subdivision Regulations regarding turnaround requirements for short dead-end and stub streets. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• Request to annex about 6.73 acres of right-of-way from Lynn Devault Parkway north along Dry Valley Road
• Amendment to the plan of service for the same Dry Valley Road right-of-way section
• Proposed amendment to Section 4.19 of the Subdivision Regulations on turnaround requirements
• Preliminary plat for about 19.89 acres on Stone Lake Road (PUD 69 District)
• Final plat for about 15.55 acres on Sequioa Road (PUD 40 District)

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on the FY2027 budget and several zoning/annexation requests, then vote on adopting the budget, setting the tax rate, and approving multiple resolutions including contracts and grants.

• Public hearings on FY2027 budget, zoning changes for ~38 acres at APD-40/Pleasant Grove Church Rd and ~59.6 acres on Georgetown Rd
• Ordinance 2026-17 adopting FY2027 budget and Ordinance 2026-18 setting 2026 tax rate at $1.2632
• Resolution 2026-46 authorizing police supplemental services agreement with Cleveland Housing Authority
• Resolution 2026-47 authorizing Art and Entertainment District Master Plan consulting agreement with The Walker Collaborative, LLC
• Motion to extend paving contract with Talley Construction and brush chipping contract with Big Woody's Tree Service for one year

The council excused an absent member and approved previous minutes. Presentations covered Cleveland Utilities' FY2027 budget and impacts of new state legislation, Cleveland City Schools' budget, a Safe Streets grant application, and a $32 million TDOT grant award. No substantive decisions were made.

• Excused Councilman Cassada from meeting (6-0)
• Approved minutes of April 27, 2026 (6-0)

Airport Authority

The Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority is meeting May 15, 2026, to approve previous minutes, hold a public hearing (no specific item listed), and receive operational updates from the director and airside/landside operations. No substantive votes, contracts, or financial items are on the agenda.

• Acceptance of minutes from March 20, 2026 regular session
• Director’s Report on airport operations
• Airside and Landside Operations Reports
• Board member reports from Chandler, Chaney, Rowland, Garrison, Goff

The Authority approved the minutes from the March 15, 2026, regular session. No new business or old business was addressed during the meeting.

• Approved minutes from March 15, 2026 (unanimous)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization will vote on the final 2050 Long‑Range Transportation Plan after a public hearing. It will also consider a resolution to support the city’s 2026 Safe Streets For All planning grant application. The meeting includes routine approval of the March 25, 2026 minutes and scheduling of the next regular MPO meeting.

• Public hearing and discussion on the 2050 Long‑Range Transportation Plan
• Request for approval of the 2050 Long‑Range Transportation Plan
• Resolution authorizing the chairman to sign a support letter for the 2026 Safe Streets For All planning grant
• Approval of meeting minutes from March 25, 2026
• Scheduling of the next regular MPO meeting for July 8, 2026

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold a work session and regular session. During the regular session, they will vote on a resolution to annex about 82 acres along Old Freewill Dr. and a related ordinance to rezone the property from FAR to PUD 75. Consent agenda items include a zoning change for 14.6 acres on Benton Pike NE to PUD53 (adding 65 single-family units) and a resolution authorizing up to $1,225,000 in refunding bonds. The work session includes an audit presentation and discussion of Candies Greenway improvements.

• Resolution 2026-36: Annexation of about 82 acres along Old Freewill Dr. (Tax Map 049 Parcel 017.00)
• Final Passage - Zoning Ordinance 2026-16: Rezone same 82 acres from FAR to PUD 75
• Consent: Zoning Ordinance 2026-13: Rezone 14.6 acres on Benton Pike NE from FAR to PUD53 (65 additional single-family units)
• Consent: Resolution 2026-39: Authorize up to $1,225,000 General Obligation Refunding Bonds Series 2026
• Public Hearing and First Reading of FY2027 Budget scheduled for May 18, 2026

The Cleveland City Council approved a $1.225 million General Obligation Refunding Bond Series 2026 to pay off existing debt and passed three zoning ordinances regarding retaining walls and residential structures. The meeting also included a proclamation for the Cleveland High School wrestling team.

• Approved $1.225M General Obligation Refunding Bonds Series 2026 (6-0)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2026-13 for 14.6 acres along Benton Pike NE (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-14 adding retaining wall requirements to zoning (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-15 removing residential references from commercial zones (6-0)
• Waived reading of April 13, 2026 council minutes (6-0)
• Excused Councilman Bill Estes from the meeting (6-0)
• Proclaimed April 27, 2026 as Cleveland High School Wrestling Day
• No petitions or communications were heard

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will consider several development proposals, including preliminary and final plats for parcels ranging from 0.53 to 22.5 acres. It will review annexation and zoning requests for properties on Georgetown Road, Dalton Pike, and Blackburn Road. The commission will also vote on amendments to multiple Planned Unit Developments and a citywide amendment to the zoning ordinance that adds a traffic impact analysis requirement.

• Approve preliminary plat for ~1.85 acres at 21st Street & Oak Tree Lane (R-2 zone)
• Approve revised preliminary plat for ~22.5 acres along 20th Street NE & Neely Circle (PUD 65)
• Amend Cleveland zoning ordinance Appendix C to require traffic impact analysis for new developments
• Amend PUD 66 to add 4.2 acres and increase maximum units from 45 to 60
• Amend PUD 22 to update concept plan, reduce unit count, remove townhomes, and replace berm with landscaped buffer

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing to consider a request by Heather Davis for a conditional use permit to operate a massage therapy business at 1510 Stuart Rd. Suite 103, in the IL Light Industrial District. Staff recommends approval, citing no anticipated impacts on traffic or nearby residences. The board will also review and approve the minutes from the March 10 regular meeting.

• Public hearing for conditional use permit for massage therapy at 1510 Stuart Rd. Suite 103 (Tax Map 042 Parcel 015.08)
• Staff recommendation of approval for the proposed massage therapy business
• Approval of minutes from the March 10, 2026 regular meeting

Beer Board

The Beer Board will hold a hearing regarding Goodies Bar (permit holder Adetowo Oni) for a potential violation of Municipal Code 8-214(3), which prohibits beer sales between 3:00 A.M. and 5:30 A.M. Monday through Saturday and between 3:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. on Sunday. No new beer permit applications are on the consent agenda. Other agenda items include approval of February 9, 2026 minutes and reports from board members.

• Hearing – Goodies Bar; Adetowo Oni – potential violation of Municipal Code 8-214(3) (sale of beer during prohibited hours)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several annexation and rezoning requests, including an 82-acre parcel on Old Freewill Drive for a planned unit development (PUD75). The council will also consider amendments to zoning ordinances regarding retaining walls and residential uses in commercial zones, and discuss a golf course agreement. Consent agenda items include final passage of ordinances on cluster mailboxes and rezoning small parcels, as well as authorizing turf purchase for Tinsley Baseball Park and the design-build delivery method for the Events & Aquatic Center.

• Public hearing and vote on annexing and rezoning about 82 acres along Old Freewill Dr. (Tax Map 049 Parcel 017) from FAR to PUD75
• Public hearing and vote on annexing and rezoning about 14.6 acres along Benton Pike NE (Tax Map 050N Group B Parcels 008 & 006.01) to PUD53 for 65 single-family units
• Final passage of ordinance adding requirements for retaining walls in residential and non-residential developments
• Final passage of ordinance regulating cluster mailboxes in new developments
• Motion to proceed with Design-Build Delivery Method for the Events & Aquatic Center

The City Council approved several zoning ordinances, a laundry service agreement, and a turf purchase for baseball and soccer fields. The council also approved the March 23 minutes and a change order reducing costs for Paul Huff Parkway resurfacing.

• Approved March 23, 2026 minutes (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-08 regarding cluster mailbox regulations (7-0)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2026-09 for Lang Street (7-0)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2026-10 for Short Street (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-11 to amend PUD 41 (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-37 for Champion Cleaners laundry services (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-38 for sports turf purchase (7-0)
• Approved Paul Huff Parkway resurfacing change order reducing cost by $116.43 (7-0)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Cleveland Urban Area MPO will hold a public hearing and consider adoption of three 2026‑2029 Transportation Improvement Program amendments (2026‑01, 2026‑02, 2026‑03). The amendments fund the East Connector ($27.5 million), West Connector ($27.5 million) and Midtown Connector Bridge ($35 million) projects. The board will also vote to support the city’s 2026 FHWA BUILD grant application, which seeks $25 million of federal funding for a $28‑$29 million western Crosstown Connector segment. Comments from TDOT and FHWA are scheduled before the decisions.

• Public hearing and adoption of TIP amendment 2026‑01 East Connector, $27.5 million total cost
• Adoption of TIP amendment 2026‑02 West Connector, $27.5 million total cost
• Adoption of TIP amendment 2026‑03 Midtown Connector Bridge, $35 million total cost
• Vote to support 2026 FHWA BUILD grant application, $28‑$29 million project cost, $25 million federal request
• Comments from TDOT and FHWA agencies