Cleveland public meetings in 2022

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider several development requests, including a townhome site plan, multiple final plats, and amendments to planned unit developments (PUDs). The agenda includes a consent agenda with two final plat approvals, followed by new business items covering site plans, plats, and ordinance amendments. No old business is listed.

• Final plat for Cliff Drive property (Tax Map 065F Group B Parcels 022-024) in R-2 district
• Final plat for Inverness Drive NW property (Tax Map 041G Group F Parcels 005-007) in R-2 district
• Site plan for townhome development on Villa Drive (Tax Map 033J Group B Parcel 016) in R-2 district
• Ordinance to amend PUD 25 (approx. 4.85 acres) to add sound/light restrictions and allow gas station/convenience store
• Ordinance to amend Subdivision Regulations Section 6.10 to reference Municipal Code Title 16 Chapter 5 'Sidewalks'

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to hear three requests: a side and rear setback variance for a property in the Heavy Industrial district, a density variance for a property in the R-3 Multi-Family Residential district, and a conditional use permit for a property in the Mixed-Use district. No public hearings, old business, or other new business are listed.

• Setback variance request by Universal Assemblies LLC for 2013 King Edward Ave SE (Heavy Industrial)
• Density variance request by Benjamin Berry for Duane Goff for 1890 Green St (R-3 Multi-Family)
• Conditional use permit request by Chad Elliott for 333 Broad Street SW (Mixed-Use)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session to discuss budget, capital projects, and growth, followed by a regular session with consent agenda items including a rezoning and several contract amendments. The council will also discuss and potentially vote on capital projects, downtown redevelopment, and Cherokee Hotel redevelopment.

• Rezoning 15.54 acres on Westside Drive from CH/R2 to PUD 44 (Ordinance 2022-47)
• Resolution 2022-106: ARPA funds agreement with Cleveland Bradley Regional Museum
• Resolution 2022-107: TDOT contract extension for LIC North project (PIN 114573.00)
• Resolution 2022-108: TDOT contract amendment #3 for Gaut Street Sidewalk (PIN 123116.01)
• Resolution 2022-109: TDOT contract extension for Dalton Pike/Wildwood Sidewalk (PIN 120322.00)

The City Council approved the 'Build Cleveland’s Future Initiative' and authorized the conversion of the Cherokee Hotel and adjacent property into City Hall. This project includes an allocation of up to $6,192,929 in ARPA funds and up to $2,000,000 in bond funds. The Council also approved several TDOT contract extensions and a rezoning ordinance.

• Approved conversion of Cherokee Hotel and adjacent property into City Hall (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-110 allocating up to $6,192,929 ARPA and $2,000,000 bond funds for Cherokee Hotel renovation (Unanimous)
• Approved 'Build Cleveland’s Future Initiative' capital projects and downtown redevelopment document (Unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-47 rezoning 15.54 acres at Westside Drive to PUD 44 (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-106 for $50,000 in ARPA funds for Cleveland Bradley Regional Museum repairs (Unanimous)
• Approved TDOT contract extensions for LIC North, Gaut Street Sidewalk, and Dalton Pike/Wildwood projects (Unanimous)
• Set 25th/N. Ocoee Street intersection as the number one MPO priority (Unanimous)
• Approved request for purchase terms letter from 775 Raider Drive property owner (4-3)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and regular session on November 28, 2022. The regular session includes a public hearing and final vote on a rezoning of 15.54 acres on Westside Drive from CH/R2 to PUD 44, plus consent agenda items including two other rezonings, a lease agreement, an ARPA grant for homeless shelter expansion, and a change order for the LIC North project. The work session includes a discussion of a public safety grant and a presentation from Ronald McDonald House Chattanooga.

• Public hearing and ordinance 2022-47: Rezone 15.54 acres on Westside Drive from CH/R2 to PUD 44
• Final passage of Ordinance 2022-45: Rezone .23 acres at 630 Montgomery Avenue NE from IH to CBD
• Final passage of Ordinance 2022-46: Rezone 16.5 acres at 3900 Adkisson Drive from CH to PUD 43
• Resolution 2022-103: ARPA grant agreement with Bradley Cleveland Community Services Agency for homeless shelter expansion
• Resolution 2022-104: Change Order #1 with Summers-Taylor, Inc for LIC North project

The City Council approved the purchase of a new leaf truck and finalized two rezoning ordinances. A third rezoning request for a multi-family development on Westside Drive was approved on first reading. The Council also authorized a lease agreement and ARPA funding for a homeless shelter expansion.

• Approved $117,124.80 purchase of a new leaf truck for Public Works (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-47 for Westside Drive Multi-Family PUD 44 (Unanimous)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-45 rezoning .23 acres at 630 Montgomery Avenue NE from IH to CBD (Unanimous)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-46 rezoning 16.5 acres at 3900 Adkisson Drive from CH to PUD 43 (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-103 to provide $100,000 in ARPA funds to Bradley Cleveland Community Services Agency for homeless shelter expansion (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-101 authorizing a lease agreement with Janet Davis for city land at 4036 Tomahawk Circle NW (Unanimous)
• Approved $293.52 to upgrade two street light fixtures at 6 18th Street SE (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-104 to authorize a change order for the LIC North project pending MPO Committee discussion (Unanimous)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and a regular session on November 14, 2022. The regular session includes public hearings and final votes on several zoning changes, including a cryptocurrency mining ordinance, and resolutions allocating ARPA funds for police vehicles, fire apparatus, and other projects. The work session will discuss the Civitan Inclusive Park, Whirlpool redevelopment, and employee recruitment.

• Public hearing and final vote on rezoning .23 acres at 630 Montgomery Avenue NE from IH to CBD
• Public hearing and final vote on rezoning 16.5 acres at 3900 Adkisson Drive from CH to PUD 43
• Final passage of Ordinance 2022-44 to allow cryptocurrency mining as a conditional use
• Resolution 2022-94 allocating ARPA funds for police vehicles and fire apparatus
• Motion to approve Civitan Inclusive Park design and funding

The City Council approved several zoning ordinances, including a multi-family development at 3900 Adkisson Drive and the addition of cryptocurrency mining as a conditional use. The council also allocated ARPA funds for emergency vehicles and library maintenance, and authorized eminent domain proceedings for a road project.

• Approved $400,000 in ARPA funds for police vehicles and $400,000 for fire apparatus
• Approved $12,000 in ARPA funds for Cleveland Bradley County Library exterior painting
• Approved $500,000 in bond funds for Civitan Inclusive Park improvements
• Authorized eminent domain proceedings for 108 sq ft of land at 1120 Valley Head Road
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-46 for a multi-family PUD at 3900 Adkisson Drive
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-45 to rezone 630 Montgomery Avenue NE to CBD
• Passed Ordinance 2022-44 adding cryptocurrency mining as a conditional use
• Increased employee Christmas Bonus to a net amount of $150.00

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider two requests: a front setback variance for a property on Keith St. and a conditional use permit for a property on Kile Ln. SW. No public hearings or old business are scheduled.

• Front setback variance request by Betty Bandy for 919 Keith St. (Highway Commercial District)
• Conditional use permit request by Charles Frees for 481 Kile Ln. SW (Light Industrial District)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several zoning changes, including an 80-acre planned unit development on North Lee Hwy, a PUD amendment for townhomes, and new sidewalk construction requirements. They will also consider ordinances to allow cryptocurrency mining as a conditional use and to clarify accessory structure limits. The consent agenda includes multiple resolutions for grants, agreements, and property matters.

• Rezone 80 acres on North Lee Hwy to PUD 40 (Ordinance 2022-40)
• Amend PUD41 to allow 12 townhomes and reduce lot size to 5,000 sq ft (Ordinance 2022-41)
• Add sidewalk construction requirements for development (Ordinance 2022-42)
• Define and allow cryptocurrency mining as conditional use (Ordinance 2022-44)
• Resolution 2022-86: Agreement with The Caring Place for ARPA funds

The council approved a new sidewalk ordinance requiring construction along street frontage for most new development, and passed first readings on several rezoning requests including an 80-acre PUD for up to 180 housing units on North Lee Highway. The council also authorized a $7,425 offer for right-of-way acquisition at 1120 Valley Head Road, deferring eminent domain discussion, and approved a pilot project for greenway security cameras.

• Approved Ordinance 2022-42 establishing sidewalk construction requirements for development and redevelopment (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-40 rezoning 80 acres on North Lee Hwy to PUD 40 for up to 180 housing units (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-38 rezoning .55 acres on Clearwater Drive from R1 to R2 (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-39 rezoning 1 acre along APD 40 from IH to CH (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2022-41 amending PUD 41 to allow 12 townhome units and reduce minimum lot size (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2022-44 adding cryptocurrency mining as a conditional use (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-93 authorizing $7,425 offer for right-of-way at 1120 Valley Head Road, deferring eminent domain (6-1)
• Approved pilot project for Greenway cameras at $9,000 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider several requests, including final plats, zoning changes, an annexation, and amendments to the zoning ordinance. The agenda includes a proposal to allow cryptocurrency mining as a conditional use in heavy industrial zones and to remove conflicting sidewalk requirements.

• Final plat for property at West Circle (Tax Map 041N Group L Parcels 013.00 and 014.00) in R2 district
• Final plats for properties at Cypress Lane SE and Young Road (Tax Map 066h Group B Parcels 025.00) in CH district
• Zoning change for .23 acres on Montgomery Avenue from IH to CBD (Tax Map 049M K 006.00)
• Zoning change for 16.5 acres on Adkisson Drive NW from CG to PUD (Tax Map 033L C 010.00)
• Annexation and zoning for 24.5 acres at Westland Drive (Tax Map 057 Parcel 011.00) and zoning for 30 acres to PUD 42

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider three variance requests. Two are for front setback variances, and one is for a parking variance. No public hearings or old business are scheduled.

• Front setback variance for Adam and Jill Hodge at 1243 N. Ocoee St. (R1 district)
• Front setback variance for Benjamin Berry at 2645 Pleasant Grove Church Rd. SW (CH district)
• Parking variance for Benjamin Berry at 2420 S. Lee Hwy (CH district)

Animal Shelter

This is a procedural meeting of the Animal Control Board with no substantive items listed on the agenda. The agenda includes call to order, approval of minutes, a director's report, and sections for old and new business, but no specific decisions or discussions are detailed.

The Cleveland Animal Shelter Advisory Board voted unanimously to reduce its meeting frequency from quarterly to every six months. The board also approved the previous meeting's minutes and discussed the resignation of Dr. Lane, the hiring of two new officers, and the removal of a rescue group from the program due to liability concerns.

• Approved meeting every six months (3-0)
• Approved minutes from previous meeting (3-0)
• Discussed Dr. Lane's resignation from the board
• Noted removal of Jodie Westwood's rescue group from the program

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and regular session on September 26, 2022. The regular session includes public hearings and votes on rezoning a property, amending zoning ordinances for accessory structures and PUD pre-submittal meetings, and approving several resolutions including grant applications and a nightclub ordinance. The work session will feature reports on grants, park improvements, and transportation projects.

• Public hearing and vote on rezoning 0.54 acres at 4041 N. Ocoee Street from R1 to PI
• Final passage of Ordinance 2022-34 adding a new chapter on Nightclubs to the municipal code
• Resolution 2022-78: $50,000 driver safety awareness grant from Tennessee Department of Safety
• Resolution 2022-80: Application for USDOT Rail Crossing Elimination Program grant for bridge over Norfolk Southern Railroad
• Resolution 2022-82: Contribution to Industrial Development Board for stream mitigation credits for Spring Branch Industrial Park

The council gave final approval to Ordinance 2022-34, adding a new chapter to the municipal code regulating nightclubs, including permit requirements and a 750-foot buffer from residential zones. It also approved on first reading the rezoning of 0.54 acres at 4041 N. Ocoee Street from R1 to PI, and amendments to zoning rules for accessory structures and PUD pre-submittal meetings. The consent agenda was approved, including resolutions for grants and a rail crossing elimination grant application with up to $6.8 million in matching funds.

• Approved final passage of Ordinance 2022-34, creating a new chapter on nightclub regulations with permit requirements and a 750-foot buffer from residential zones.
• Approved on first reading Zoning Ordinance 2022-35, rezoning 0.54 acres at 4041 N. Ocoee Street from R1 to PI.
• Approved on first reading Ordinance 2022-36, amending the zoning code to cap total accessory structure square footage at 1,000 square feet per lot.
• Approved on first reading Ordinance 2022-37, requiring a pre-submittal meeting for Planned Unit Development (PUD) applications.
• Approved Resolution 2022-82, authorizing a city contribution to the Industrial Development Board for stream mitigation credits at Spring Branch Industrial Park, contingent on county approval.
• Approved consent agenda including Resolution 2022-77 (TAEP tree planting grant, city match $5,496), Resolution 2022-78 (driver safety grant, $50,000), Resolution 2022-79 (WSP USA MPO services agreement), and Resolution 2022-80 (rail crossing elimination grant application with up to $6.8 million match).
• Approved reappointments of Annie Robbins and Dr. Pat Stone to the Greenway Board for two-year terms expiring August 2024.
• Approved award of drug and alcohol testing services contract to Arc Point Labs.

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will consider a consent agenda with no items, no old business, and 17 new business items. These include final plat approvals for residential and commercial properties, several annexation and zoning requests, and a proposed ordinance to add sidewalk construction requirements to the zoning code.

• Final plat for Cobblestone Dr. and Cottage Way (R1)
• Annexation and zoning of ~11 acres at Lewis St. to MU Mixed Use
• Annexation and zoning of ~24.5 acres at Westland Dr. to PUD 42
• Amendment to PUD 41 to allow 12 townhome units and reduce lot size to 5,000 sq ft
• Ordinance to add sidewalk construction requirements to Title 14

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider a consent agenda with no items, followed by new business including multiple final plat approvals, rezoning requests, annexations, and a zoning ordinance amendment. The meeting will also include reports from the chairman and director.

• Final plat requests for properties on Cobblestone Dr., Benjamin Circle, Young Rd., Elrod St. SE, Stephens Rd., Durkee Rd., Angie Lane, and Westside Drive NW
• Rezoning requests: Clearwater Dr. NE (R1 to R2), Holloway Rd. (LI to CH), Lewis Street (annexation and zoning to MU), Westland Drive (annexation and zoning to PUD 42)
• Amendment to PUD 41 to allow 12 townhome units and reduce minimum lot size from 7,500 to 5,000 sq ft
• Ordinance to amend Title 14, Section 3.4.1 to include sidewalk construction requirements for all development and redevelopment projects
• Annexation and Plan of Service requests for properties on Lewis Street (11 acres) and Westland Drive (24.5 acres)

Airport Authority

The Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority will consider several items, including retroactive approval of a lease with Xpress Aircraft Maintenance and a $15,000 grant contract for FY23 airport maintenance. The board will also hear a presentation on the GMC contract survey results and vote on whether to continue considering that contract.

• Retro motion to authorize Chairman Steve Wright to sign a lease with Xpress Aircraft Maintenance
• Retro motion to authorize signing a FY23 Airport Maintenance Grant contract for $15,000
• Presentation by Kristi Powers on GMC contract survey results
• Vote to accept or deny further consideration of the GMC contract

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider three requests for setback variances on residential properties. No public hearings or old business are scheduled. The board will vote on each variance request.

• Side setback variance for 960 Elrod Street (R2 district)
• Side setback variances for 1575 Harle Ave NW (R1 district)
• Front and rear setback variance for Woodland Cove Drive (R2 district)

Beer Board

The Cleveland Beer Board will meet to consider three new beer permit applications for package sales, all of which appear to have met the necessary requirements. The board will also approve minutes from its August 9 meeting and hear reports from members.

• Cooke's #744, 3400 N Keith St, Class 3 (Package Sales), owner K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc.
• Fresh N Low #739, 3870 Candies Creek Ln, Class 3 (Package Sales), owner K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc.
• Superior Market, 240 Central Ave, Class 3 (Package Sales), owner Bob Weaver.

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a regular session with new business including a resolution for road improvements at 20th Street NE and Michigan Ave, and an ordinance to add a new chapter on nightclubs to the municipal code. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of elected officials and routine procedural items.

• Resolution 2022-76: Approving scope and fee proposal with Cannon & Cannon for 20th Street NE at Michigan Ave road improvements
• Ordinance 2022-34: Amending Title 9 to add new Chapter 8 titled 'Nightclubs'
• Oath of office for Mayor Kevin Brooks, District 1 Councilwoman McKenzie, District 2 Councilman Bill Estes, At Large Councilman Ken Webb, and Municipal Judge Richard Banks

The council unanimously approved Ordinance 2022-34, adding a new chapter to the municipal code titled 'Nightclubs' that establishes definitions, a permitting process, and revocation rules for establishments with 100+ occupancy serving alcohol after midnight. The council also unanimously approved Resolution 2022-76, authorizing a professional engineering services agreement with Cannon & Cannon, Inc. for roadway improvements at 20th Street NE at Michigan Avenue Road. Minutes from the August 22, 2022 regular session were approved as written.

• Approved Ordinance 2022-34 on first reading, creating a new Nightclub chapter in the municipal code with permit requirements and revocation procedures
• Approved Resolution 2022-76, authorizing Cannon & Cannon, Inc. to perform engineering services for roadway improvements at 20th Street NE at Michigan Avenue Road
• Approved minutes of the August 22, 2022 regular session as written

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and consider consent agenda items, including the annexation and rezoning of about 23.4 acres on New Murraytown and Freewill Roads, approval of new certificates of compliance for two wine stores, and acceptance of several reports and grant resolutions. The meeting also includes routine reports from the city manager and council members.

• Annexation and rezoning of 23.4 acres (Tax Map 040 Parcel 078.00) to PUD34
• New Certificate of Compliance for Elxr Wine & Spirits, LLC (640 Inman St W)
• New Certificate of Compliance for Georgetown Wine & Spirits (2325 Georgetown Road)
• Resolution 2022-73: grant application for in-car camera systems
• Resolution 2022-74: interlocal agreement with Bradley County for Byrne JAG grant

The Cleveland City Council unanimously approved a 15-step Homelessness Action Plan proposed by City Manager Joe Fivas to address rising homelessness, including measures like adding shelter units, a hotline, and camera systems. The council also approved a consent agenda covering zoning, liquor licenses, grants, and a judge reappointment, and held public hearings with no comments.

• Approved 15-step Homelessness Action Plan (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including zoning 23.40 acres to PUD34 (unanimous)
• Approved new Certificates of Compliance for Elxr Wine & Spirits and Georgetown Wine & Spirits (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-73 to apply for $46,010 Byrne JAG grant for in-car cameras (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-74 interlocal agreement with Bradley County for JAG grant (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-75 CAPER for CDBG program (unanimous)
• Reappointed Richard Banks as City Judge for two-year term (unanimous)
• Excused Vice Mayor Johnson from meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will consider three preliminary plats (Creekside Estates, Three Creeks Townhomes, Waterstone Subdivision), a rezoning request for 4041 N. Ocoee St., and three zoning ordinance amendments (PUD pre-submittal meetings, accessory structure square footage, sidewalk requirements). Staff recommends approval for all items, with two plats pending council approval of annexation and rezoning.

• Preliminary plat for 12 lots at Kings Den Drive (RA zoning)
• Preliminary plat for 56 townhome units and 1 triplex at Freewill Road (PUD 34)
• Preliminary plat for 38 single-family lots at New Murraytown Road (PUD 34)
• Rezoning of 0.54 acres at 4041 N. Ocoee St. from R1 to PI
• Zoning amendments: PUD pre-submittal meetings, accessory structures max 1,000 sq ft, sidewalk requirements

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting on August 9, 2022, to consider three new business items: two setback variance requests and one conditional use permit request. Staff recommends approval for all three. The meeting will also include approval of the June 14, 2022 minutes.

• Front setback variance for Jack Smith at Mount Vernon Drive NW (Tax Map 041K, Group A, Parcel 026.00) to reduce setback from 50' to 30' on corner lot
• Side setback variance for Lynn Jones at 3000 20th Street NE (Tax Map 050, Parcel 023.00) for a warehouse encroaching 12'7" into setback
• Conditional use permit for Conclusive Holdings, LLC at 3050 Ralph Buckner Blvd. (Tax Map 050J, Group A, Parcel 016.00) for an office building in IL Light Industrial district

Beer Board

The Cleveland Beer Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes from June 14, 2022, and reviewing a new beer permit application. The only application on the consent agenda is from Town Place Suites at 160 Bernham Drive NW, seeking a Class 2 beer permit.

• New beer permit application: Town Place Suites, 160 Bernham Drive NW, Class 2, owner Roshan Armin / Diverse Properties, LLC
• Approval of minutes from June 14, 2022 regular session

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and vote on annexing about 23.4 acres on New Murraytown and Freewill Roads, including a plan of service and rezoning to PUD34. They will also consider several zoning ordinance changes, including rezoning properties on Michigan Avenue Road, Minnis Road, and Frontage Road, and amendments to the zoning code regarding nightclubs, residential uses in commercial districts, retaining walls, swimming pools, and RA minimum lot area. The consent agenda includes resolutions for a parks grant, a school resource officer MOU, and FBI task force participation.

• Public hearings and votes on annexation, plan of service, and rezoning to PUD34 for 23.40 acres on New Murraytown Road (Tax Map 040 Parcel 078.00)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-25: rezoning 4.42 acres on Michigan Avenue Road from CG to IL
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-26: zoning 54.67 acres on Minnis Road and Old Powerline Lane to PUD41
• Final passage of Ordinance 2022-29: defining nightclubs as conditional uses in CH district
• Resolution 2022-66: authorizing TDOT amendment for 25th and Ocoee Street intersection project

The council approved the annexation of 23.4 acres on New Murraytown and Freewill Roads, along with the Plan of Service and PUD34 zoning for a 124-unit residential development. It also approved several zoning ordinance final passages, including rezoning for commercial and residential changes, and authorized agreements for a park grant, school resource officers, and FBI task force participation. The council gave initial approval to the Inman Street signalization project and voted to vacate a business at 70 Inman Street by September 30.

• Approved Resolution 2022-68 Plan of Service for 23.4-acre annexation (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-69 annexation of 23.4 acres (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-33 PUD34 for 124 homes on first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-72 Interlocal Agreement with Bradley County (unanimous)
• Approved Inman Street signalization project, staff to proceed (unanimous)
• Approved notice to vacate business at 70 Inman Street by Sept 30 (6-1)
• Approved Consent Agenda including final passage of zoning ordinances 2022-25 through 2022-32 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-66 TDOT amendment for 25th/Ocoee intersection, contingent on Mayor meeting with Local Delegation (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission met on July 19, 2022, to review two preliminary plat requests under the consent agenda. Staff recommended approval for both projects, which involve the subdivision of land into residential lots. No new business or old business items were scheduled for this meeting.

• Approval of preliminary plat for 10 lots at 1555 Johnson Blvd. SE (Southeast Land Trust) in R-2 zone
• Approval of preliminary plat for 13 townhome lots at Michigan Avenue Rd. (Riverstone Construction) in PUD 36 zone

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a series of zoning and annexation requests, including rezoning properties on Michigan Avenue Road, Old Powerline Lane, and Frontage Rd, as well as several citywide zoning code amendments. The agenda also includes consent items such as a software agreement for the police department and a traffic calming agreement with Lee University. The meeting is a regular session with substantial land-use decisions.

• Rezone 4.42 acres on Michigan Avenue Road from CG to IL
• Annex and rezone 31.73 acres on Old Powerline Lane
• Rezone 54.67 acres on Minnis Road and Old Powerline Lane to PUD41
• Annex and rezone 2.08 acres on Frontage Rd to CG
• Amend zoning code for billboard placement, nightclubs, retaining walls, and residential uses in commercial districts

The council approved first reading of a rezoning for a 124-lot single-family PUD (PUD 41) on Minnis Road and Old Powerline Lane, along with the associated annexation and plan of service. It also approved first reading of a rezoning for a 2.08-acre commercial parcel on Frontage Road and its annexation. The billboard ordinance amendment was sent back to the Planning Commission for further review. Several other zoning amendments and consent agenda items were approved.

• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-26, creating PUD 41 for 124 single-family homes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-59, plan of service for 31.73-acre annexation on Old Powerline Lane (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-60, annexing 31.73 acres on Old Powerline Lane (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-25, rezoning 4.42 acres on Michigan Avenue Road from CG to IL (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-61, plan of service for 2.08-acre annexation on Frontage Road (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-62, annexing 2.08 acres on Frontage Road (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance 2022-27, zoning 2.08 acres on Frontage Road to CG (unanimous)
• Sent billboard ordinance amendment back to Planning Commission (4-3)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and regular meeting to review and vote on several ordinances, including the FY2023 budget, the 2022 tax rate, and multiple zoning changes. The consent agenda includes final passage of ordinances for rezoning, fee adjustments, and the budget, along with appointments and a surplus property declaration. The work session will feature updates on city projects and a review of the regular session agenda.

• Final Passage - Ordinance 2022-24: Adopting FY2023 Budget
• Final Passage - Ordinance 2022-19: Adopting 2022 Tax Rate ($1.7130)
• Final Passage - Zoning Ordinance 2022-13: Rezoning 3.12 acres on Parker Avenue SW from PUD20 to R2
• Final Passage - Zoning Ordinance 2022-14: Rezoning 2.33 acres on North Lee Hwy from CH/R2 to CH
• Final Passage - Ordinance 2022-20: Amending sanitation user fees for solid waste and refuse collection

The Cleveland City Council approved the FY2023 budget and a stormwater user fee increase, both on 6-1 votes. The council also passed several zoning changes, adopted the 2022 tax rate, and approved contracts for electrical, plumbing, and auto body services. A motion to reduce the stormwater fee failed for lack of a second.

• Adopted FY2023 Budget (6-1)
• Approved stormwater user fee increase (6-1)
• Adopted 2022 tax rate of $1.7130
• Rezoned 3.12 acres on Parker Ave SW from PUD20 to R2
• Rezoned 2.33 acres on North Lee Hwy from CH/R2 to CH
• Amended PUD8 to allow car washes on ~12.7 acres
• Awarded electrical service contract to Conley Electric ($49/hr)
• Awarded plumbing service contract to Goodaker Plumbing ($55/hr)

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on June 21, 2022, to consider several new business items, including site plan approvals, preliminary plats, rezonings, annexations, and amendments to the zoning ordinance. The agenda includes requests from various developers and property owners, as well as city-initiated code changes. The meeting will also include approval of the May 17, 2022 minutes.

• Request by Bassam Issa for site plan approval on Callen Lane (PUD13)
• Request by Steve Vollman for preliminary plat on Westside Drive (R-1)
• Request by Eddie Botts to rezone 4.42 acres on Michigan Avenue Road from CG to IL
• Request by Bhole Nath 8 Inc. for annexation and zoning of 2.08 acres on Frontage Road
• Request by B&J Properties LP for annexation and zoning of 31.73 acres on Old Powerline Ln. and Minnis Road

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider two conditional use permit requests. The board will vote on a permit for a dog daycare and boarding business at 5559 North Lee Hwy. and a permit for a restaurant on APD-40. Staff recommends approval for both items.

• Conditional use permit for dog daycare and boarding at 5559 North Lee Hwy. (Tax Map 034D, Group D, Parcel 12.00) in CH Highway Commercial district
• Conditional use permit for restaurant on APD-40 (Tax Map 065, Parcel 001.00) in IH Heavy Industrial district
• Approval of minutes from May 10, 2022 regular meeting

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and regular session on June 13, 2022. The regular session includes public hearings and votes on the FY2023 budget, a new tax rate, several rezonings, and the annexation of about 238 acres on Stone Lake Road. The work session will feature a budget presentation and discussion of the holiday schedule.

• Public hearings on rezoning 3.12 acres on Parker Avenue SW, 2.33 acres on North Lee Hwy, and amending PUD8 to allow car washes
• Public hearings on annexing and rezoning about 238 acres on Stone Lake Road, plus a plan of service
• Final passage of ordinances for FY2023 budget, 2022 tax rate of $1.7130, and amendments to sanitation, stormwater, fire permit, and street cut fees
• Consent agenda includes resolutions for FY2023 appropriations, TDOT highway maintenance contract, and a donated bus to police
• New business includes ordinances on billboard placement, nightclub definitions, and several fee schedule changes

The Cleveland City Council unanimously approved the annexation of approximately 238.03 acres on Stone Lake Road (Brymer Creek) and the associated Plan of Service, along with the rezoning of the property to PUD39, a planned unit development allowing up to 975 residential units. The council also passed first readings of ordinances setting the 2022 tax rate at $1.7130, adopting the FY2023 budget, and increasing sanitation, stormwater, and street cut fees. Several other rezoning requests and fee schedules were approved.

• Approved Resolution 2022-53 annexing ~238.03 acres (Brymer Creek) (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-52 Plan of Service for Brymer Creek annexation (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-18 rezoning ~255.68 acres to PUD39 (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-19 setting 2022 tax rate at $1.7130 (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-24 adopting FY2023 budget (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-20 raising sanitation fees to $10.95/month (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-21 setting stormwater fee at $3.65/SFU/month (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved motion allowing LeConte developer until Aug 1 to complete fence or face bond call (5-1)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council holds a work session to discuss budget priorities and a regular session to vote on new business. Key decisions include two zoning changes, an amendment to the current fiscal year budget, and the approval of a contract for the city's annual financial audit. The council also reviews bid summaries for road paving and intersection improvements.

• Rezoning 4.7 acres on Ralph Buckner Boulevard from Light Industrial (IL) to Low Density Residential (R2)
• Rezoning 4.2 acres on Ocoee Crossing from Commercial Highway (CH) to Planning Unit Development (PUD38)
• Amending the FY2022 Budget via Ordinance 2022-12
• Authorizing a contract with Wedgewood Accounting, PLLC to audit city accounts for July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022
• Reviewing bid summaries for paving and Paul Huff Parkway intersection improvements

The Cleveland City Council approved two rezoning requests on first reading: 4.7 acres on Ralph Buckner Blvd from IL to R2, and 4.2 acres on Ocoee Crossing from CG to PUD38. The council also approved an FY2022 budget amendment, a paving contract award, and authorized eminent domain proceedings for the Gaut Street Sidewalk Project. All votes were unanimous except the eminent domain resolution, which passed 4-1.

• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-10, rezoning 4.7 acres on Ralph Buckner Blvd from IL to R2 (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-11, rezoning 4.2 acres on Ocoee Crossing from CG to PUD38 (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-12, amending FY2022 budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-43, authorizing eminent domain for Gaut Street Sidewalk Project (4-1)
• Approved paving bid award to Talley Construction Co., Inc. for $1,662,625 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including street acceptance and audit contract (unanimous)

Airport Authority

The Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority will review the Director's Report and the FBO Report. The board is scheduled to consider a contract proposal for the Fixed Base Operator (FBO) for fiscal year 2023.

• Consideration of FBO FY2023 contract proposal

The Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority approved the FBO FY2023 contract proposal unanimously. The board also accepted the minutes from the March 22, 2022 meeting. The airport manager reported on erosion control, hangar maintenance, the removal of a KingAir aircraft, and new tiedown anchors.

• Approved FBO FY2023 contract proposal (unanimous)
• Accepted minutes from March 22, 2022 meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on May 17, 2022, to consider multiple zoning, plat, and annexation requests. Key items include a 257-acre annexation and rezoning to PUD 39 at Stone Lake Road, several preliminary and final plats, and amendments to the zoning code regarding car washes and nightclubs. The agenda also includes old business items from PENCO Trust Company for property on Parker Avenue SW.

• Annexation and rezoning of ~257 acres at Stone Lake Road to PUD 39 (Tax Map 56 Parcels 83.00, 87.00; Tax Map 64 Parcels 1.04, 2.00)
• Rezoning of ~3.12 acres on Parker Avenue SW from PUD 20 to R2 (Tax Map 57G Parcel 004.00)
• Preliminary plat for Kings Den Drive (Tax Map 034 Parcel 029.00) in PUD 35
• Preliminary plat for Wilkinson Road NE (Tax Map 043 Parcel 012.00) in PUD 32
• Zoning code amendments to allow car washes in PUD 8 and to define nightclubs

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals is considering a request from City Fields to reduce the required side setback for a single-family home construction. The applicant seeks to reduce the northeast corner setback from 10 feet to 6.5 feet due to the narrowing shape of the lot.

• Side setback variance request for 1263 Wilson Ave. NE (Tax Map 057E, Group G, Parcel 21.00)

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold a work session and regular session to discuss budget schedules, downtown redevelopment, and the Cherokee Hotel RFP. The council will also vote on several consent agenda items including a zoning ordinance change and the 2022-2023 CDBG Annual Action Plan.

• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-05 to rezone 69.1 acres at Old Powerline Rd NE and Durkee Rd NE
• Approval of Resolution 2022-37 for the 2022-2023 CDBG Annual Action Plan
• Resolution 2022-38 regarding TDOT amendment #1 for the Adkisson Drive NW project
• Resolution 2022-39 for accepting Shelterwood Drive and Meadowbend Drive in Heartland PUD
• Motion to extend Brush Chipping Services with Big Woody’s Tree Service for one year

The Cleveland City Council approved the 2022-2023 CDBG Annual Action Plan, a rezoning of 69.1 acres to a Planned Unit Development, and accepted two streets in the Heartland PUD. They also authorized a TDOT amendment for the Adkisson Drive project and extended brush chipping services. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved 2022-2023 CDBG Annual Action Plan (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning 69.1 acres on Old Powerline Rd NE and Durkee Rd NE to PUD33 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-38 authorizing TDOT amendment for Adkisson Drive NW project (unanimous)
• Accepted Shelterwood Drive and Meadowbend Drive as city streets (unanimous)
• Extended brush chipping services with Big Woody's Tree Service for one year (unanimous)
• Declared Sergeant Jeremy Noble's service weapon as surplus and gifted to him (unanimous)

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold a work session and a regular session to review zoning changes, a potential property lease on Inman Street Corridor, and the purchase of an administrative server. The agenda also includes honoring 911 workers and supporting the US Bike Route 21 designation.

• Final passage of rezoning 13 acres on Cherokee Gateway Boulevard to Light Industrial
• Final passage of rezoning 0.51 acres at 1555 Johnson Boulevard to R2 Residential
• Final passage of rezoning 7.35 acres at 3210 Michigan Avenue to PUD36
• Final passage of rezoning 22.69 acres on Michigan Avenue to PUD37
• Resolution supporting the designation of certain streets as US Bike Route 21

The Cleveland City Council approved Resolution 2022-36 to lease and purchase property at 70 Inman Street East from Five Point Commons and Marketplace, Inc. A substitute motion to require a feasibility and environmental study before moving forward failed 3:3:1, and the original motion passed 6:1. The council also unanimously approved the purchase of a new Dell server and switch for $693,000 using budgeted and ARPA funds, and passed several zoning ordinances and a resolution supporting US Bike Route 21.

• Approved Resolution 2022-36 for lease/purchase of 70 Inman Street (6-1)
• Substitute motion for feasibility/environmental study failed (3-3-1)
• Approved purchase of Dell VxRail server and switch for $693,000 (unanimous)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-03 (rezoning 13 acres on Cherokee Gateway Blvd to IL)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-07 (rezoning .51 acres at 1555 Johnson Blvd to R2)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-08 (rezoning 7.35 acres at 3210 Michigan Ave to PUD36)
• Final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2022-09 (rezoning 22.69 acres on Michigan Ave to PUD37)
• Approved Resolution 2022-35 supporting US Bike Route 21 designation

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on April 19, 2022, to consider a consent agenda with several preliminary and final plats, and new business items including hotel site plans, rezoning ordinances, and preliminary/final plats for various properties. The meeting will also include approval of the March 15, 2022 minutes and reports from the chairman and director.

• Consent agenda: Preliminary plat for Silver Springs Subdivision – Brookes Landing (Tax Map 33 Parcels 119 & 120)
• Consent agenda: Final plat for Brookmore Subdivision (Tax Map 33 Parcels 119 & 120)
• New business: Rezone about 4.2 acres from Commercial Highway to PUD-38 on Ocoee Crossing (Tax Map 42H Parcels 001.14 & 001.12)
• New business: Rezone about 4.7 acres from Industrial Light to R-2 on Ralph Buckner Boulevard (Tax Map 050J Parcel 014.00)
• New business: Hotel Site Plan for StayAPT Suites on Frontage Road (Tax Map 033A Parcel 004)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider three requests: a conditional use expansion for the Hilltop House mental health facility, and two setback variances for residential developments. Staff recommends approval for all three items.

• Conditional use request by Mental Health Housing Corp to expand Hilltop House at 540 Johnson Boulevard from 8 to 12 beds
• Corner side setback variance for Penco Trust at 1410 Parker Avenue (Lot 11) for single-family homes
• Corner side setback variance for Richmond Surveying at 4100 N. Ocoee Street NE for a three-unit townhome development
• Approval of minutes from March 8, 2022 regular meeting

Beer Board

The Beer Board will consider new Class 1 restaurant permit applications for True and Chipotle Mexican Grill. The board will also discuss potential Municipal Code violations regarding Classy Cat Hookah Bar & Lounge.

• New beer permit application for True at 201 Keith Street SW
• New beer permit application for Chipotle Mexican Grill #4146 at 4482 Ellis Circle NW
• Discussion of potential Municipal Code Section 8-214 violations at 673 Inman Street

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and votes on several annexation and rezoning requests for properties on Johnson Boulevard and Michigan Avenue. The agenda also includes approvals for street light upgrades, a property donation for affordable housing, and various infrastructure updates.

• Annexation and rezoning of 0.51 acres at 1555 Johnson Boulevard
• Annexation and rezoning of 7.35 acres at 3210 Michigan Avenue
• Annexation and rezoning of 22.69 acres on Michigan Avenue
• Donation of 1804 S. Blythe Ave. for affordable single-family housing construction
• Street light upgrades on Candies Lane NW estimated at $5,665.42

The Cleveland City Council unanimously approved three property annexations with corresponding rezoning: .51 acres at 1555 Johnson Boulevard (rezoned to R-2), 7.35 acres at 3210 Michigan Avenue (rezoned to PUD36, up to 48 townhomes), and 22.69 acres on Michigan Avenue (rezoned to PUD37, up to 198 units). The council also approved a consent agenda including a $84,710 bid for Mosby Park basketball courts, a $91,913 bid for College Hill sports flooring, and a resolution donating city property at 1804 S. Blythe Ave. to City Fields for affordable housing.

• Approved annexation and R-2 zoning for .51 acres at 1555 Johnson Blvd (unanimous)
• Approved annexation and PUD36 zoning for 7.35 acres at 3210 Michigan Ave, allowing up to 48 townhomes (unanimous)
• Approved annexation and PUD37 zoning for 22.69 acres on Michigan Ave, allowing up to 198 units (unanimous)
• Approved $84,710 bid to B&W Contractors for Mosby Park basketball courts (consent agenda)
• Approved $91,913 bid to Finchum Sports Floors for College Hill sports flooring (consent agenda)
• Approved donation of 1804 S. Blythe Ave. property to City Fields for affordable housing (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-26 for Army construction form for 12th Street Detention Structure (consent agenda)
• Approved Resolution 2022-27 for Pinnacle Bank custodian agreement for Treasury Bill purchases (consent agenda)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and a regular session on March 28, 2022. The main item is a public hearing and vote on a zoning ordinance to rezone 12.4 acres on King Den Drive from R1 to PUD35. The consent agenda includes a street light upgrade, a bid report, surplus fire equipment, and a board reappointment.

• Public hearing and vote on rezoning 12.4 acres on King Den Drive (Tax Map 34 Parcel 029.00) from R1 to PUD35
• Street light upgrade for Octavia Blair at 528 15th Street NE: $146.70 for LED fixtures
• Bid report for laundry and dry cleaning services
• Declaring Fire Department SCBA units as surplus for sale to volunteer departments
• Reappointment of Donald Humes to Building Board of Adjustment and Appeals

Airport Authority

The Board is reviewing several retro motions to authorize grant contracts for airport maintenance and development. The meeting also includes discussions regarding T-hangar fee increases and new maintenance providers.

• $15,000 FY22 Airport Maintenance Grant contract
• $23,000 ACRGP Grant contract
• $166,700 funding amendment for North Development Area Construction Phase
• $59,000 ARPA Grant contract
• Proposed 7.5% fee increase for T-Hangars

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will review several development requests, including a Taco Bell site plan, hotel architectural details, annexations and zoning for properties on Johnson Boulevard and Michigan Avenue, and a townhome subdivision with setback variances. The agenda also includes approval of multiple final plats and a Plan of Service for a 15.2-acre property.

• Taco Bell site plan on Pleasant Grove Road (Tax Map 056 Parcel 44)
• StayAPT Suites hotel architectural details on Frontage Road (Tax Map 033A Parcel 004)
• Annexation and zoning of 0.51 acres on Johnson Boulevard to R2 district
• Annexation and PUD zoning of 15.2 acres on Michigan Avenue and Minnis Road
• Townhome subdivision preliminary plat and setback variances at South Lee Highway and Westover Drive

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission approved a Plan of Service, annexation, and PUD zoning for a 23.4-acre property on New Murraytown and Freewill roads, with conditions including a required two-car garage for single-family homes and a turn lane study. The commission also approved a 5.7-acre annexation and PUD zoning on Michigan Avenue, adding an 8-foot privacy fence. All votes were 5-0 or 4-1, with Commissioner Ben Berry recused from CT Properties-related items.

• Approved Plan of Service for 23.4 acres on New Murraytown/Freewill roads (5-0, Berry recused)
• Approved annexation of 23.4 acres on New Murraytown/Freewill roads (5-0, Berry recused)
• Approved PUD zoning for 23.4 acres with two-car garage requirement and turn lane study (5-0, Berry recused)
• Approved PUD zoning for King's Den with redline changes removing berm and picnic pavilion (5-0, Berry recused)
• Approved Plan of Service for 5.7 acres on Michigan Avenue (4-1, Elliott no, Berry recused)
• Approved annexation of 5.7 acres on Michigan Avenue (4-1, Elliott no, Berry recused)
• Approved PUD zoning for 7.35 acres on Michigan Avenue with 8-foot fence (4-1, Elliott no, Berry recused)
• Approved Courtyard by Marriott hotel on Frontage Rd NW (6-0)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council is meeting in regular session to consider a consent agenda with several resolutions, including a loan agreement for a wastewater facilities project, a contract for engineering services on a road resurfacing project, and multiple purchases of firefighting equipment. The agenda also includes a bid update for a sports flooring system and declaring a surplus vehicle for fire training. No unfinished business or new ordinances are listed.

• Resolution 2022-20: Loan agreement up to $825,000 for Wastewater Facilities Project (Cleveland Utilities)
• Resolution 2022-21: Agreement with Wiser Consultants, LLC for CEI services on Paul Huff Resurfacing Project
• Resolution 2022-22: Purchase firefighter self-contained breathing apparatus via cooperative purchasing agreement #PS20120
• Resolution 2022-23: Purchase firefighting equipment via cooperative purchasing agreement #PS20040
• Resolution 2022-24: Purchase firefighter personal protective equipment via cooperative purchasing agreement #PS20070

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider six variance requests, all seeking relief from setback requirements for properties in residential districts. No public hearings are scheduled, and there is no old business. The board will also review training materials and hear board member reports.

• Side setback variance for 1259 Wilson Avenue (R2 district)
• Side setback variance for 1263 Wilson Avenue (R2 district)
• Side setback variance for 1402 Aurora Avenue (R2 district)
• Side setback variance for 1590 Aurora Avenue (R2 district)
• Front setback variance for 1687 Lennox Drive NW (R1 district)

Cleveland City Council

The City Council will hold a work session and regular session to review budget updates and several resolutions. Key items include authorizing debt for bonds up to $24,000,000 and approving various infrastructure and utility agreements.

• Resolution 2022-18 and 2022-19: Authorizing debt issuance and a loan not to exceed $24,000,000 via General Obligation Bonds
• Resolution 2022-13: Change Order #2 with Wilson Construction for the 17th and 20th Street Sidewalk Project
• Resolution 2022-16: Supplemental agreement #1 with Volkert, Inc. for the 17th and 20th Street Sidewalk Project
• Street Light Recommendation: Upgrading existing fixtures to LED at a cost of $146.70 each near 2nd, Spring, and 3rd Street SW
• Resolution 2022-17: Approving eminent domain proceedings for the Gaut Street Sidewalk Project

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission approved the consent agenda, including preliminary and final plats for the Townhomes at Parkstone Village Phases 1-3, subject to staff comments. They also approved a site plan for a restaurant on Paul Huff Parkway, infill standards for a home on Hardwick St SE, a rezoning for a mixed-use development on Durkee Rd NE, a final plat for Charles Place, and preliminary approval for Hill Crest Landing. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

• Approved consent agenda for Parkstone Village Phases 1-3 (site, preliminary, final plats) subject to staff comments.
• Approved site plan for restaurant on Paul Huff Parkway with requirement to screen mechanical equipment.
• Approved infill standards application for 1230 Hardwick St SE.
• Approved rezoning of 69.1 acres on Durkee Rd NE to PUD 33 with modifications to lot width, setbacks, and tree requirements.
• Approved final plat for Charles Place subject to staff comments.
• Approved preliminary approval for Hill Crest Landing with conditions on amenities, sidewalk strip, and flag stem width.

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and regular session on February 14, 2022. The main item is a public hearing and vote on rezoning 69.1 acres from light industrial to planned unit development. The council will also consider several resolutions, including a TDOT contract, PPE purchase, and agreements with Cleveland Utilities and Habitat for Humanity.

• Rezoning 69.1 acres on Old Powerline Rd NE and Durkee Rd NE from IL to PUD33
• Resolution 2022-06: TDOT contract for I75 Northbound ramp traffic signal equipment
• Resolution 2022-07: Purchase of PPE for Fire Department
• Resolution 2022-10: Agreement with Habitat for Humanity for ARPA funds
• Street light upgrade on 4th Street NW at cost of $140.87

The City Council unanimously approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-05, rezoning 69.1 acres on Old Powerline Rd NE and Durkee Rd NE from IL Light Industrial to PUD33 Planned Unit Development, allowing up to 315 single-family and townhome units. The council also unanimously approved a consent agenda including resolutions for a TDOT signal maintenance agreement, PPE purchase for the Fire Department, endorsement of the Freewill Road SR 306 Corridor Study, a utility pole relocation agreement with Cleveland Utilities, an ARPA funds agreement with Habitat for Humanity, and support for the 303 Project. A new Certificate of Compliance for Elxr Wine & Spirits was approved on a 5:1 vote, with Councilman Estes dissenting.

• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-05, rezoning 69.1 acres on Old Powerline Rd NE and Durkee Rd NE to PUD33, allowing up to 315 dwelling units.
• Approved Resolution 2022-06, authorizing the Mayor to sign a TDOT agreement for I-75 Northbound ramp signal maintenance at Paul Huff Parkway.
• Approved Resolution 2022-07, authorizing purchase of firefighter PPE through a cooperative purchasing agreement.
• Approved Resolution 2022-08, endorsing the Freewill Road SR 306 Corridor Study.
• Approved Resolution 2022-09, authorizing the Mayor to sign an agreement with Cleveland Utilities for utility pole relocation at Paul Huff Parkway/Peerless Road.
• Approved Resolution 2022-10, authorizing the Mayor to sign an agreement with Habitat for Humanity for ARPA funds to build 16 homes in Morelock Meadows.
• Approved Resolution 2022-11, supporting the principles of the 303 Project and the James Dustin Samples Act.
• Approved a new Certificate of Compliance for Elxr Wine & Spirits, LLC on a 5:1 vote.

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold a work session and regular session on January 24, 2022. The regular session includes final votes on four zoning ordinances, acceptance of a street, street light recommendations, a bid report, surplus property declaration, and resolutions on scrap tires and a property donation. The work session will discuss updates on the Freewill SR60 and Raider Drive feasibility studies.

• Final passage of zoning ordinance to deny rezoning 0.36 acres at 1120 Valley Head Rd NW from PUD25 to CH (Planning Commission denied 9-0)
• Final passage of zoning ordinance to rezone 1.1 acres at 1300 25th St NW from PI to CG (Planning Commission approved 7-0)
• Final passage of zoning ordinance to rezone 56.1 acres near Euclid Ave SE and other streets from IH to CBD (Planning Commission approved 7-0)
• Final passage of zoning ordinance to zone about 100 acres on Michigan Ave Rd and Wilkinson Rd NE as PUD32 (Planning Commission approved 7-0)
• Resolution 2022-05 to accept donation of real property at 775 Raider Drive from Cleveland Development Enterprises II, LLC

The Cleveland City Council unanimously approved a resolution accepting the donation of the former First Tennessee Bank building at 775 Raider Drive from Cleveland Development Enterprises II, LLC, with no conditions on its future use. The council also passed several zoning ordinances, including rezoning 56.1 acres from heavy industrial to central business district, and approved a resolution requesting state legislation to regulate scrap tire dumping. All consent agenda items, including street acceptances and surplus property declarations, were approved unanimously.

• Accepted donation of 775 Raider Drive property (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-04 requesting state action on scrap tire regulation (unanimous)
• Denied rezoning at 1120 Valley Head Rd NW from PUD25 to CH (final passage)
• Approved rezoning at 1300 25th St NW from PI to CG (final passage)
• Approved rezoning of 56.1 acres near Euclid Ave SE from IH to CBD (final passage)
• Approved zoning of ~100 acres on Michigan Ave Rd and Wilkinson Rd NE to PUD32 (final passage)
• Accepted Fleeman Place Drive as city street (Resolution 2022-03)
• Declared surplus vehicles for training and sale on GovDeals

Planning Commission

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission will consider a consent agenda with multiple requests for preliminary and final approvals for townhome developments, subdivisions, and a road extension. They will also discuss a restaurant site plan, an infill standards request, and a rezoning proposal.

• Townhomes at Parkstone Village phases 1-3: preliminary/final site and plat approvals (Westside Dr, Norman Chapel Rd)
• Legacy Parkway Extension final plat by Westmore Church of God (Legacy Pkwy)
• Charles Place final plat by Jonathan H. Arrants (Charles St NE)
• Hill Crest Landing preliminary approval by McCoy Homes (Pleasant Grove Trail SW, 23.4 acres)
• Rezoning of 69.1 acres at Durkee Rd NE and Old Powerline Rd from IL to PUD 33

The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission approved the consent agenda for multiple preliminary and final plats for the Townhomes at Parkstone Village, subject to staff comments, and approved a rezoning of 69.1 acres at Durkee Rd NE and Old Powerline Rd from IL Light Industrial to PUD 33. They also approved site plans for a restaurant on Paul Huff Parkway, infill standards at 1230 Hardwick St SE, and final plats for Charles Place and Hill Crest Landing, all subject to staff comments.

• Approved consent agenda for Parkstone Village phases 1-3 and other items (6-0)
• Approved site plan for restaurant on Paul Huff Parkway (6-0)
• Approved infill standards at 1230 Hardwick St SE (6-0)
• Approved rezoning of 69.1 acres at Durkee Rd NE and Old Powerline Rd to PUD 33 (6-0)
• Approved final plat for Charles Place on Charles St NE (6-0)
• Approved preliminary approval for Hill Crest Landing on Pleasant Grove Trail SW (6-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider four variance requests from property owners. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.

• Variance request by KFP Holdings, LLC for 2040 Westland Dr (IL Light Industrial District)
• Variance request by Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland for 403 S. Lee Hwy (CH Commercial Highway District)
• Variance request by RG Logistics, LLC for 2910 Barney's Ln (IL Light Industrial District)
• Variance request by Gonzo Enterprises, LLC for 2960 Barney's Ln (IL Light Industrial District)

Cleveland City Council

The Cleveland City Council will hold public hearings and vote on four rezoning requests, including a 56.1-acre area from heavy industrial to central business district, a 1.1-acre parcel at 1300 25th St NW, a 13-acre site on Cherokee Gateway Boulevard, and about 100 acres on Michigan Ave Rd & Wilkinson Rd NE. The council will also consider consent agenda items, including contracts for traffic analysis and sidewalk improvements, and motions to purchase a street sweeper and a fire department ladder truck.

• Rezone 1.1 acres at 1300 25th St NW from PI to CG
• Rezone 56.1 acres near Euclid Ave SE from IH to CBD
• Rezone 13 acres on Cherokee Gateway Blvd from CH to IL
• Rezone ~100 acres on Michigan Ave Rd & Wilkinson Rd NE to PUD32
• Purchase street sweeper and 100' ladder truck

The Cleveland City Council unanimously approved four zoning ordinances on first reading, including rezoning 1.1 acres at 1300 25th St NW to commercial, 56.1 acres near Euclid Ave SE to central business, 13 acres on Cherokee Gateway Blvd to light industrial, and zoning about 100 acres on Michigan Ave Rd & Wilkinson Rd NE as PUD32 for up to 400 residential units. The council also approved a consent agenda including a $15,000 traffic analysis contract with Volkert, Inc., a contract amendment with Ragan Smith for the Gaut Street sidewalk project, and a modification to the promotion pay rate. Additionally, the council approved the purchase of a Schwarze HyperVac street sweeper for $303,150 and a Pierce Enforcer Custom 100' ladder truck for $1,600,513.

• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-01 rezoning 1.1 acres at 1300 25th St NW to CG General Commercial (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-02 rezoning 56.1 acres near Euclid Ave SE to CBD Central Business (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-03 rezoning 13 acres on Cherokee Gateway Blvd to IL Light Industrial (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Ordinance 2022-04 zoning ~100 acres on Michigan Ave Rd & Wilkinson Rd NE as PUD32 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-01 authorizing $15,000 contract with Volkert, Inc. for Inman Street traffic analysis (consent agenda)
• Approved Resolution 2022-02 authorizing contract amendment #2 with Ragan Smith for Gaut Street sidewalk project (consent agenda)
• Approved modification to promotion pay rate from 5.0% back to previous policy (consent agenda)
• Approved purchase of Schwarze HyperVac street sweeper for $303,150 (unanimous)