Moreland Hills, OH
Moreland HillsOH averageUS Census ACS
Per-capita income
$150,509 Median home value
$588,000 Typical home value $774,826 +9% yr/yr · +42.6% 5-yr
Próximas reuniones
Mon Aug 31, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission reviews two residential additions and a detached garage
The Planning Commission will approve minutes from the August 3, 2026 meeting and review two residential development applications. The agenda includes a laundry room addition at 55 Stonewood Lane and a detached garage at 35730 Chagrin Boulevard. No other substantive items are listed.
- Sobol Residence – Laundry Room Addition at 55 Stonewood Lane
- Sciuva Residence – Detached Garage at 35730 Chagrin Boulevard
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022
Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Planning Commission
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Planning Commission Meeting
AGENDA
August 31, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Planning Commission Meeting – August 3, 2026
2. Sobol Residence – Laundry Room Addition
55 Stonewood Lane
Jesse & Lauren Sobol, owners
Jake Simon, Simcon Homes
3. Sciuva Residence – Detached Garage
35730 Chagrin Boulevard
James Sciuva, owner
Johnny Yoder, EJ Garages and Construction
4. Discussion and Adjournment
Mon Aug 31, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022
Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Board of Zoning Appeals
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing
AGENDA
August 31, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing – August 3, 2026
2. Discussion and Adjournment
Tue Sep 1, 2026
Facilities Committee
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VILLAGE OF MORELAND HILLS
FACILITIES COMMITTEE AGENDA
September 1, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns
Building Maintenance:
1) Police Dept. – Chief to provide a list of projects for PD Building
2) Village Hall/Service Dept. Buildings - Tuckpointing
Utilities:
1) Plant & Pump Station Updates
2) 2026 Sewer Inspection & Cleaning Program - Bid Authorization
3) Jackson Valley I&I Investigation – Technical Memo
Parks & Greenspace:
1) Bridge Replacement
2) Trail Repair
Miscellaneous
Adjournment
Next Meeting: October 6, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
Tue Sep 1, 2026
Road & Safety Committee
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ROADS & SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA
September 1, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns:
1) Miles Road Speed Box Study
Police Dept. Updates:
1) New Part-Time Hire – Jamey Appell – in process
2) New Full-Time Hire – Kyle White – in process
Village Engineer Updates:
1) SOM Center: East/West Juniper Storm Sewer Project
Service Dept. Updates:
1) Equipment/Truck Repairs – Working on 2027 Capital Budget
2) Drainage - Driveway Culvert Replacements are Ongoing
Miscellaneous
Adjournment
Next Meeting: October 6, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
Wed Sep 2, 2026
Council Committee of the Whole
Council discusses Civic Blueprint and internship program
The Moreland Hills Council Committee of the Whole will hold a procedural meeting on September 2, 2026. The agenda includes standard items like roll call and the journal, followed by discussions on upcoming ordinances, an internship/fellowship program, and the Civic Blueprint. No specific dollar amounts, contracts, or final decisions are listed in the provided text.
- Discussion of upcoming ordinances
- Internship/Fellowship discussion
- Civic Blueprint discussion
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Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
Bill Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Rick Vincent
COUNCIL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
AGENDA
September 2, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Call Meeting to Order
Pledge of Allegiance
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
4. Update from Council President
5. Upcoming Ordinances
6. Internship/Fellowship Discussion
7. Civic Blueprint –Discussion
8. Miscellaneous Discussion
9. Adjournment
September 2, 2026
Wed Sep 2, 2026
Green Commission
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Green Commission:
Karen Cunningham
Andrea Dawson, Secretary
Ted DeWater, Service Director
Jennette Irish-Glass, Council Member
Ref Luevano
Nicole Meli, Chair
Judy Neuger
Isabelle Nicol
Bob Norwick
George Ressler
Shayna Sharpe
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Green Commission Meeting Agenda
September 2, 2026 @ 5:30pm
Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of the Minutes – August 2026
4. Welcome New Student Civic Leadership Member Isabelle Nicol
5. Updates from Mayor Spencer & Service Department
6. Rust Belt Riders Follow Up
7. Upcoming Events
● Greening the Hills - September 19 (9-12) need volunteers
● We are Moreland Hills - September 19 (11-3), native plant sale with
Tobin. Need representatives to answer any Green Commission
questions.
● Head for the Hills - October 3. Parks Commission would like us to
have a table there and also help. Would like 2 volunteers.
● Book Club event w/ DEIB - Braiding Sweetgrass October 22 (7 pm)
@ Orange Library - Andrea, Shayna, Ref to attend. Shayna to help
lead book discussion.
● Fall Fest - October 25 (1-4) Parks Commission
● Native Plant/Seed event (update from Andrea) - Spring?
● Spring Mosquito Bucket Event - Mosquito Dunks $19.50/20 @
www.seedworldusa.com
8. Member Minutes - each member will have the opportunity to share information.
9. Misc. Business
10. Adjourn
Mission: Inspire Moreland Hills’ residents to preserve our Village’s semi-rura …
Reuniones recientes
Tue Aug 18, 2026
DEIB Commission
DEIB Commission reviews projects, finances, and community events
The Moreland Hills Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission is meeting to review minutes, ongoing projects, and financial reports. They will discuss updates on the cookbook, art collaboration, book club, and upcoming community events, as well as volunteer opportunities and new resident outreach.
- Financial report: $380.00 budget for Fiscal 2026; expenses include $100 food truck, $100 Blue Cadillac, $50 Orange Art Fest, $120 line dancer
- We Are Moreland Hills event on 9/19/2026 with Frosty Gator food truck, Blue Cadillac (11:30-1:30pm), Cornhole Tournament (12:30pm), Line Dancing with Dalonzo Curges (1:30-2:30pm)
- Book Club subcommittee: 'Braiding Sweetgrass' with Nikki Meli at Orange Library on 10/22/2026
- Cleveland Food Bank volunteer session reserved for 11/12/2026, 6-8pm
- 29 new residents since October 2025; discussion on next steps for outreach
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Diversity Equity Inclusion & Belonging Commission
Anna Antoniou
Elizabeth DiLauro, Treasurer
Melissa Grannum
Andy Hippensteele, Secretary
Michael Krysiak Betsy Larson
Neill Nepo, Vice Chair Isabelle Nicol
Todd Steele, Chair Lori Urogdy Eiler
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission Meeting Agenda
August 18, 2026 @ 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Village Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Review the July 21, 2026, Minutes
4. Updates regarding Ongoing Projects:
• We Are Moreland Hills Cookbook and Website Development–Betsy Larson and Andy
Hippensteele
• Orange Art Center Collaboration - Melissa Grannum – Review the response we received at the
Orange Art Fest held on 8/15/2026. Recommendations?
• Newsletter/Social Media – Lori Urogdy Eiler.
• Book Club Subcommittee – “Braiding Sweetgrass” Nikki Meli confirmed and will be held at the
Orange Library which has been reserved for 10/22/2026.
• We Are Moreland Hills - Date 9/19/2026. Frosty Gator will be the food truck. Blue Cadillac
(11:30-1:30pm), Cornhole Tournament (12:30pm), Line Dancing w/ Dalonzo Curges (1:30-
2:30pm)
5. Financial Report - $380.00 for Fiscal 2026. Expenses: Food Truck ($100); Blue Cadillac ($100);
Orange Art Fest ($50); Line Dancer ($120).
6. Cleveland Food Bank – We are reserved for 11/12/2026 from 6-8pm. Will begin to promote at
WRMH.
7. Student Commissioner Isabelle Nicol - Laurel School.
8. Open Discussion and Achievements
• Sherri Arrietta pr …
Mon Aug 17, 2026
Parks Commission
Parks Commission to review Fast Signs quote for Head for the Hills banners
The Moreland Hills Parks Commission is meeting to discuss updates on 2026 priorities, including Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge, as well as planning for the Head for the Hills event and Fall Fest. They will also review and approve a quote from Fast Signs for road signs and banners for Head for the Hills.
- Review and approve quote from Fast Signs for road signs and banners
- Updates on Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge
- Head for the Hills 2026 planning: sponsors, marketing, giveaways, awards
- Fall Fest planning
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Parks Commission
Tom Fish
Ursula Freundlich
Ted Friedman, Chair
Bill Janke, Councilman
Brandon McGhee
Alan Olsson, Secretary
Service Department
Kathy Sitzwohl
Matt Spannagel
Tom Spaulding, Vice-Chair
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Angela Wyatt
Parks Commission Meeting
Agenda
August 17, 2026 @ 6:00 p.m.
Lang Pavilion at Forest Ridge
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of July Meeting Minutes
4. Update from Mayor Spencer
5. Update from Service Department
6. Updates from working groups for 2026 priorities
a. Veterans Park
b. Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park
c. Forest Ridge
d. Marketing/visibility of MH Parks
7. Head for the Hills 2026 planning/updates
a. Sponsors
b. Marketing
c. Giveaways (shirts) & awards
d. Road signs & banners (review and approve quote from Fast Signs)
8. Fall Fest planning
9. Other Business/Open Discussion
10. Adjourn
Wed Aug 12, 2026
Village Council
Council to vote on retaining wall contract, bus egress, new funds
The Moreland Hills Village Council is holding its regular meeting on August 12, 2026. The agenda includes a conditional use modification for Hiram House Camp to allow bus egress onto Hiram Trail, several ordinances including a contract for the Village Complex retaining wall project, amendments to the Parks Commission terms, creation of police and service capital equipment replacement funds, and additional appropriations. Public comments are limited to two minutes per resident.
- Conditional use modification for Hiram House Camp, 33775 Hiram Trail, to allow egress for up to 8 regular buses and 1 special education bus during specified times
- ORD. 2026-34: Authorizes mayor to execute contract with Mr. Excavator, Inc. for Village Complex retaining wall project (emergency)
- ORD. 2026-35: Amends Parks Commission member terms, removes additional term for community member, modifies term length for two year-end 2026 appointments (emergency)
- ORD. 2026-36: Creates Police Capital and Equipment Replacement Fund (emergency)
- ORD. 2026-37: Creates Service Capital and Equipment Replacement Fund (emergency)
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Council Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
William Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Rick Vincent
August 12, 2026
7:00 p.m.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CODIFIED ORDINANCE NO. 121.01 COUNCIL RULES
SECTION E. ORDER OF BUSINESS
COUNCIL AGENDA
Call Meeting to Order
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Action upon any matter which any resident may wish to present to Council
(Please limit your comments to two minutes)
4. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
5. Appointments & Confirmations
6. Communications, Petitions & Claims
7. Reports of Committees
8. Approval of Bonds, Contracts, Plats, Etc.
Hiram House Camp
33775 Hiram Trail
Conditional Use Modification
Allow Egress onto Hiram Trail for up to (8) Regular Busses &
(1) Special Education Bus During Specified Time Periods
9. Ordinances & Resolutions
A.
ORD. 2026-34
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE
A
CONTRACT
WITH
MR.
EXCAVATOR,
INC.
FOR
THE
VILLAGE
COMPLEX RETAINING WALL PROJECT, AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
B.
ORD. 2026-35
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 157.03,
“MEMBERS;
TERMS,”
OF
CHAPTER 157,
“PARKS COMMISSION,” OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES TO DELETE THE LANGUAGE
PERMITTING A COMMUNITY MEMBER TO
SERVE AN ADDITIONAL TERM AND TO MODIFY
THE TERM LENGTH FOR TWO APPOINTMENTS
MADE AT YEAR-END 2026; AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY
2
C.
ORD. 2026-36
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Wed Aug 5, 2026
Green Commission
Green Commission to discuss upcoming community events and Rust Belt Riders
The Green Commission will meet to review updates from the Mayor and Service Department. The body will discuss follow-up items regarding Rust Belt Riders and coordinate volunteers for upcoming local events.
- Freecycle event on August 9
- Book Club event featuring Braiding Sweetgrass on October 22 at Orange Library
- Native Plant/Seed event update
- Rust Belt Riders follow up
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Green Commission:
Karen Cunningham
Andrea Dawson, Secretary
Ted DeWater, Service Director
Jennette Irish-Glass, Council Member
Ref Luevano
Nicole Meli, Chair
Judy Neuger
Bob Norwick
George Ressler
Shayna Sharpe
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Green Commission Meeting Agenda
August 5, 2026 @ 5:30 pm
Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of the Minutes – July 2026
4. Updates from Mayor Spencer & Service Department
5. Rust Belt Riders Follow Up
6. Upcoming Events
• Freecycle event - August 9 - we need a couple Green Commission volunteers. Two
community volunteers have stepped up - Jennifer Stearns and Carolyn Cirincione
• Book Club event w/ DEIB - Braiding Sweetgrass October 22 @ Orange Library - who
will commit to attending? Would anyone like to help lead the book discussion?
• Native Plant/Seed event (update from Andrea)
7. Misc. Bus.
8. Adjourn
Mission: Inspire Moreland Hills’ residents to preserve our Village’s semi-rural landscape and
legacy tree canopy by promoting personal and community sustainability, environmental
stewardship and conservation through education.
Wed Aug 5, 2026
Council Committee of the Whole
Moreland Hills Council to discuss Civic Blueprint and internships
The Council Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss the Civic Blueprint and internship/fellowship opportunities. The agenda also includes a review of upcoming ordinances.
- Upcoming ordinances
- Internship/Fellowship discussion
- Civic Blueprint discussion
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Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
Bill Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Rick Vincent
COUNCIL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
AGENDA
August 5, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Call Meeting to Order
Pledge of Allegiance
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
4. Update from Council President
5. Upcoming Ordinances
6. Internship/Fellowship Discussion
7. Civic Blueprint –Discussion
8. Miscellaneous Discussion
9. Adjournment
August 5, 2026
Tue Aug 4, 2026
Facilities Committee
Facilities Committee to discuss building maintenance and utility updates
The Facilities Committee will meet to review maintenance needs and infrastructure updates. Discussions include police department building maintenance and utility plant updates.
- Police Department building maintenance
- Village Hall/Service Dept generator replacement
- Plant and pump station updates
- Bridge replacement for parks and greenspace
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FACILITIES COMMITTEE AGENDA
August 4, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns
Building Maintenance:
1) Police Dept.
2) Village Hall/Service Dept Generator Replacement
Utilities:
1) Plant & Pump Station Updates
Parks & Greenspace:
1) Bridge Replacement
Miscellaneous:
Adjournment
Next Meeting: September 1, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
Tue Aug 4, 2026
Road & Safety Committee
Roads & Safety Committee to review Bentleyville Rd concerns and storm sewer project
The Moreland Hills Roads & Safety Committee will meet to approve minutes, address resident concerns about Bentleyville Road and Miles Road speed limits, and receive updates from the Police Department, Village Engineer, and Service Department. The meeting is procedural with no formal decisions listed.
- Bentleyville Rd. resident concerns
- Miles Road speed limit discussion
- Village Complex Retaining Wall bid award
- SOM Center: East/West Juniper Storm Sewer Project update
- 2027 Capital Budget discussion for equipment/truck repairs
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ROADS & SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA
August 4, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns:
1) Bentleyville Rd.
2) Miles Road Speed Limit
Police Dept. Updates:
1) Orange Schools Bus Project
Village Engineer Updates:
1) Village Complex Retaining Wall Bid Award
2) SOM Center: East/West Juniper Storm Sewer Project
Service Dept. Updates:
1) Equipment/Truck Repairs – Working on 2027 Capital Budget
2) Drainage - Driveway Culvert Replacements are Ongoing
Miscellaneous
Adjournment
Next Meeting: September 1, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
Mon Aug 3, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to vote on garage and three new homes, hear bus egress change
The Moreland Hills Planning Commission will meet on August 3, 2026, to approve minutes from the July meeting and decide on zoning certificates and new dwellings. A public hearing will also be held regarding a request to modify a conditional use for school bus egress at Hiram House Camp.
- Dieleman Residence — Detached garage and zoning certificate in Hillside Setback Zone at 30 Addison Lane
- Build CLE LLC — New dwelling at 45 Sterncrest Drive
- Build CLE LLC — New dwelling at 110 Meadowhill Lane
- Hiram House Camp — Public hearing to modify conditional use for Orange City School Buses egress at 33775 Hiram Trail
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022 Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Planning Commission
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Planning Commission Meeting
AGENDA
August 3, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Planning Commission Meeting – July 6, 2026
2. Dieleman Residence – Detached Garage and Zoning Certificate to
Construct in a Hillside Setback Zone
30 Addison Lane
Darren & Brandy Dieleman, owners
Jordan Meerdink, Clemens Architecture
3. Build CLE LLC – New Dwelling
45 Sterncrest Drive
Michael Khmelnitsky, Build CLE LLC
4. Build CLE LLC – New Dwelling
110 Meadowhill Lane
Michael Khmelnitsky, Build CLE LLC
5. Hiram House Camp – PUBLIC HEARING: Request to Modify
Conditional Use, Hiram Trail Egress for Orange City School Buses
33775 Hiram Trail
Courtney Nicolai, Executive Director,
Hiram House Camp;
Dr. Lynn Campbell, Superintendent,
Orange City Schools
6. Discussion and Adjournment
Mon Aug 3, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals to hear garage size variance request
The Moreland Hills Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing to decide on a 748-square-foot variance for a two-story detached garage at 30 Addison Lane. The board will also approve minutes from its June 1, 2026 meeting before adjourning.
- Dieleman Residence — 748 sq ft variance for 1,748 sq ft two-story detached garage at 30 Addison Lane
- Approval of minutes from June 1, 2026 meeting
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022 Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Board of Zoning Appeals
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing
AGENDA
August 3, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing – June 1, 2026
2. Dieleman Residence – Square Footage Variance, Detached Garage
30 Addison Lane
From Section 1151.13(i) of the Codified Ordinances, “Accessory Uses and
Structures, Permitted Area,” a variance of 748 square feet to construct a
1,748 square-foot, two-story detached garage
Darren & Brandy Dieleman, owners
Jordan Meerdink, Clemens Architecture
3. Discussion and Adjournment
Thu Jul 23, 2026
Records Commission
Records Commission to review changes to retention schedule, including media type shift
The Records Commission will consider updates to the village’s records retention schedule. Items include changing the listed media type from “paper” to “multi” for most records and verifying the items listed for Personnel Files (VIL‑36). The meeting will also approve the minutes from the January 22, 2026 meeting. No other agenda items are listed.
- Approve minutes from the January 22, 2026 Records Commission meeting
- Discuss changing media type to “multi” for most records in the retention schedule
- Verify correct items listed for Personnel Files (VIL‑36)
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Records Commission
Mayor Ethan Spencer
William Hanna, Law Director
Prashant Shah, Treasurer
Paul Stanard, Resident
Records Commission Meeting
Agenda
July 23,2026
12:00pm
Via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86758847169
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of Minutes – January 22, 2026 Meeting
4. Review and Discuss Any Changes Required/Needed to the Records Retention Schedule
a. Changing the media type for most items still listed as “paper” to “multi”
b. Personnel Files (VIL-36) – verify that we have the correct items listed to keep
5. Discussion
6. Adjournment
Tue Jul 21, 2026
DEIB Commission
Commission to discuss and approve new activity for Orange Art Fest on Aug 15, 2026
The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission will review June 17 minutes, receive updates on ongoing projects, and present a $750.00 financial report for Fiscal 2026. The main agenda item is discussion and approval of a new activity for the Orange Art Fest scheduled for August 15, 2026. Additional topics include upcoming community events, a new student commissioner, and open discussion of volunteer opportunities.
- Approve new activity for Orange Art Fest on Aug 15, 2026
- Financial report showing $750.00 for Fiscal 2026
- Reserve Orange Library for Book Club Subcommittee meeting on Oct 22, 2026
- Reserve venue for Cleveland Food Bank event on Nov 1, 2026, 6‑8 p.m.
- Introduce new student commissioner Isabelle Nicol from Laurel School
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Diversity Equity Inclusion & Belonging Commission
Anna Antoniou
Elizabeth DiLauro, Treasurer
Melissa Grannum
Andy Hippensteele, Secretary
Michael Krysiak Betsy Larson
Neill Nepo, Vice Chair Matthew
Spannagel Todd Steele, Chair Lori
Urogdy Eiler
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission Meeting Agenda
July 21, 2026 @ 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Village Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Review the June 17, 2026 Minutes
4. Updates regarding Ongoing Projects:
• We Are Moreland Hills Cookbook and Website Development –Betsy Larson and Andy
Hippensteele
• Orange Art Center Collaboration - Melissa Grannum – Activity for Orange Art Fest on
8/15/2026.
• Newsletter/Social Media – Lori Urogdy Eiler.
• Book Club Subcommittee – “Braiding Sweetgrass” Nicole Meli confirmed and will be held at the
Orange Library which has been reserved for 10/22/2026.
• We Are Moreland Hills - Date 9/19/2026. Frosty Gator will be the food truck. Line dancing from
1pm-2pm and/or Blue Cadillac 12-2pm?
5. Financial Report - $750.00 for Fiscal 2026
6. Cleveland Food Bank – We are reserved for 11/1 2/2026 from 6 -8pm. We should formally begin
letting people register at WRMH.
7. DEIB’s new student Commissioner is Isabelle Nicol who attends Laurel School
8. Open Discussion and Achievements
• Emailed Dr. Khan on 6/5/26, she will be out of town until 6/30/26, at which time we will continue
our conversation.
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Mon Jul 20, 2026
Parks Commission
Parks Commission to review 2026 priorities and event planning
The Parks Commission will meet to approve past minutes, receive updates from the Mayor and Service Department, and discuss working groups for Veterans Park, Forest Ridge, and marketing. The agenda also covers planning for the 'Head for The Hills' event and Fall Fest.
- Approval of June 2026 meeting minutes
- Updates on Veterans Park, Forest Ridge, and Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park
- Planning for 'Head for The Hills 2026' event
- Planning for Fall Fest
- Meeting location: Lang Pavilion at Forest Ridge
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Tom Fish
Ursula Freundlich
Ted Friedman, Chair
Bill Janke, Councilman
Brandon McGhee
Alan Olsson, Secretary
Service Department
Kathy Sitzwohl
Matt Spannagel
Tom Spaulding, Vice-Chair
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Angela Wyatt
Parks Commission Meeting
Agenda
July 20, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Lang Pavilion at Forest Ridge
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of June Meeting Minutes
4. Update from Mayor Spencer
5. Update from Service Department
6. Updates from working groups for 2026 priorities
a. Veterans Park
b. Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park
c. Forest Ridge
d. Marketing/visibility of MH Parks
7. Head for The Hills 2026 planning/updates
a. Sponsors
b. Marketing
c. Giveaways (shirts) & awards
d. Road signs & banners (need to update date)
e. Other – Green Commission Plant Sale
8. Fall Fest early planning
9. Other Business/Open Discussion
10. Adjourn
Wed Jul 8, 2026
Green Commission
Comisión Verde escuchará presentación de Rust Belt Riders
La Comisión Verde celebrará una reunión regular el 8 de julio de 2026. El tema principal es una presentación informativa de Rust Belt Riders. El grupo también recibirá actualizaciones del Alcalde Spencer y del Departamento de Servicios y discutirá eventos comunitarios próximos, como un evento Freecycle y un club de lectura.
- Presentación informativa por parte de Rust Belt Riders
- Actualización del Alcalde Spencer y del Departamento de Servicios
- Evento Freecycle programado para el 9 de agosto
- Evento del Club de Lectura con DEIB: 'Braiding Sweetgrass' el 22 de octubre en la Biblioteca Orange
- Actualización del evento de Plantas Nativas/Semillas de Andrea
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✓ Decidido: Green Commission explores compost program with Rust Belt Riders
The Green Commission heard a presentation from Rust Belt Riders about food waste composting options and discussed next steps, including a resident survey and cost clarification. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational and procedural.
- Approved minutes of previous meeting (motion by Mayor Spencer, second by Ms. Sharpe)
- Discussed exploring municipal or subscription compost program with Rust Belt Riders; no action taken
- Agreed to develop a resident survey to gauge interest in composting (Ms. Sharpe to work on survey)
- Agreed to seek clarification on setup costs for both compost program options
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Green Commission:
Karen Cunningham
Andrea Dawson, Secretary
Ted DeWater, Service Director
Jennette Irish-Glass, Council Member
Ref Luevano
Nicole Meli, Chair
Judy Neuger
Bob Norwick
George Ressler
Shayna Sharpe
Matthew Spannagel
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Green Commission Meeting Agenda
July 8, 2026 @ 5:30 pm
Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of the Minutes – June 2026
4. Information Presentation Rust Belt Riders
5. Updates Mayor Spencer & Service Department
6. Upcoming Events
• Freecycle event - August 9
• Book Club event w/ DEIB - Braiding Sweetgrass October 22 @ Orange Library
• Native Plant/Seed event (update from Andrea)
7. Misc. Bus.
8. Adjourn
Mission: Inspire Moreland Hills’ residents to preserve our Village’s semi-rural landscape and
legacy tree canopy by promoting personal and community sustainability, environmental
stewardship and conservation through education.
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Moreland Hills Green Commission Meeting Minutes
July 8, 2026
Community Building
1. Meeting was called to order by Mrs. Meli at 5:30 pm.
2. Present at Roll Call: Andrea Dawson, Ted DeWater (Service Director), Jennette Irish-Glass
(Council Member), Ref Luevano, Nicole Meli, Judy Neuger, George Ressler, Shayna Sharpe,
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Absent: Karen Cunningham, Bob Norwick
3. Approval of the Minutes: Mrs. Meli asked if there were any changes to the minutes. There
were none. Mayor Spencer made a motion to approve with a second by Ms. Sharpe.
4. Rust Belt Riders Information Session:
Zoe Apisdorf gave an informative talk about Rust Belt Riders. The company began 11 years ago
and has grown to a 30+ employee food/green waste compost processor, which produces soil
products (Tilth). They have many community and corporate sponsors. She talked about the issues
with food waste which comprises a large % of landfill inputs which in turn is a contributor to
increased methane emissions. There are two local options for utilizing Rust Belt Riders services.
These sites take a greater variety of compostable materials than can be put in local yard
composting. Meat products, bones, dairy are examples of this.
The first is a municipal option where the local city/village finds a location and pays for the
containers. A code is provided to local residents for use of the containers. The current price is
$85/container/week but that pricing is currently undergoing revision. …
Wed Jul 8, 2026
Village Council
El Concejo votará sobre un generador, señalización de pavimentos y asignaciones
El Concejo de la Villa votará sobre tres ordenanzas: la compra de un generador de reemplazo para el ayuntamiento y el garaje de servicio a través de un programa cooperativo, la provisión de asignaciones adicionales y la contratación del programa de señalización de pavimentos 2026. Las tres ordenanzas se declaran emergencias para efecto inmediato.
- ORD. 2026-31: Autorizar la compra de un generador de reemplazo de Ohio CAT Power Systems a través del programa cooperativo Sourcewell
- ORD. 2026-32: Proporcionar asignaciones adicionales y transferir partidas ya asignadas
- ORD. 2026-33: Autorizar el contrato con JD Striping & Services para el programa de señalización de pavimentos 2026
- Las tres ordenanzas declaradas como emergencias
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✓ Decidido: Council approves generator purchase, fund transfers, and pavement marking contract
Council approved three ordinances: a $47,084.93 generator replacement for Village Hall and Service Garage funded by NOPEC grant, a $10,000 appropriation for the Service Department, and a $28,637.84 pavement marking contract with JD Striping & Services. All votes were unanimous. Council also discussed a power outage survey and a letter to First Energy, but took no formal action on those items.
- Approved Ordinance 2026-31 for generator purchase ($47,084.93) (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-32 for additional appropriations and transfers (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-33 for pavement marking contract with JD Striping ($28,637.84) (6-0)
- Approved June 10, 2026 council minutes as amended (6-0)
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Council Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
William Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Rick Vincent
July 8, 2026
7:00 p.m.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CODIFIED ORDINANCE NO. 121.01 COUNCIL RULES
SECTION E. ORDER OF BUSINESS
COUNCIL AGENDA
AMENDED
Call Meeting to Order
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Action upon any matter which any resident may wish to present to Council
(Please limit your comments to two minutes)
4. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
5. Appointments & Confirmations
6. Communications, Petitions & Claims
7. Reports of Committees
8. Approval of Bonds, Contracts, Plats, Etc.
9. Ordinances & Resolutions
A. ORD. 2026-31 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE A PURCHASE A GREEMENT WITH
OHIO CAT POWER SYSTE MS FOR A
REPLACEMENT GENERATOR FOR THE VILLAGE
HALL AND SERVICE GAR AGE THROUGH THE
SOURCEWELL COOPERATI VE PURCHASING
PROGRAM; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
B. ORD. 2026-32 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDI NG ADDITIONAL
APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSFERRING ITEMS
ALREADY APPROPRIATED AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
C. ORD. 2026-33 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE A CONTRA CT WITH JD STRIPING &
SERVICES, INC. FOR THE 2026 PAVEMENT
MARKING PROGRAM , AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
10. Miscellaneous Business:
A. By Members of Council
B. By Any Resident
11. Adjournment
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
July 8, 2026
MINUTES
The Regular Council Meeting of the Village of Moreland Hills was called to order by Mayor Ethan
Spencer at 7:00pm, in the Village Council Chambers.
PRESENT AT ROLL CALL: Ms. Devadoss, Mrs. Irish-Glass, Mr. Janke, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mr.
Vincent
Also Present: William Hanna, Law Director; Sherri Arrietta, Clerk of Council; Chief Todd Dietzel; Ted
DeWater, Service Director; Treasurer; Jeff Filarski, Village Engineer; Via Zoom: Prashant Shah,
Treasurer; Paul Kowalczyk, Building Official
Mayor Spencer asked if anyone had any additions or corrections to last month’s meeting minutes. Mr.
Richman stated that on page 5, the fourth paragraph under Ordinance 2026-29, in the first sentence, the
word should be “for” not “or.” In the last sentence in that same paragraph, add “and” between “principal”
and “interest.” On page 7, first sentence of the second paragraph, it should be “a vision statement...”
Mr. Janke made a motion seconded by Mr. Vincent to approve the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
of June 10, 2026, as amended.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Ms. Devadoss, Mrs. Irish-Glass, Mr. Janke, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mr. Vincent
NAYS: None
MOTION CARRIED
Resident Comments
There were no residents present wishing to comment.
Reports from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
Mayor
Mayor Spencer stated that he first wants to recognize Oriana Arnold for her service in the Student Civic
Leadership Program. He stated that Miss Arnold made t …
Mon Jul 6, 2026
Planning Commission
Hiram House Camp busca modificación de uso condicional para salida
La Comisión de Planificación discutirá una solicitud de Hiram House Camp para modificar su permiso de uso condicional con respecto a la salida en Hiram Trail. También considerarán la adición de una buhardilla en una residencia en Miles Road. La reunión incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores y una discusión general.
- Hiram House Camp – discusión preliminar sobre la modificación del uso condicional para la salida de Hiram Trail, 33775 Hiram Trail
- Residencia Steele – adición de buhardilla en 35655 Miles Road
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✓ Decidido: Planning Commission schedules public hearing on Hiram Trail bus egress request
The Planning Commission held a preliminary discussion on a request by Orange City Schools to modify the existing Conditional Use Permit to allow approximately eight buses to use the Hiram House Camp access road at 33775 Hiram Trail for egress, in addition to the current ingress-only use. No decision was made on the request itself. The Commission voted unanimously to schedule a public hearing on the matter for August 3, 2026. The Commission also approved a dormer addition at 35655 Miles Road.
- Approved dormer addition at 35655 Miles Road, conditioned on final plans matching the preferred rendering (6-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for August 3, 2026, to review the Hiram Trail bus egress request (6-0)
- Approved minutes of June 1, 2026, meeting as amended (6-0)
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022 Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Planning Commission
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Planning Commission Meeting
AGENDA
July 6, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Planning Commission Meeting – June 1, 2026
2. Steele Residence – Dormer Addition
35655 Miles Road
Natalia and Todd Steele, owners;
Gary Speath, Manorbrook Homes Inc.
3. Hiram House Camp - Preliminary Discussion – Request to Modify
Conditional Use, Hiram Trail Egress
33775 Hiram Trail
Courtney Nicolai, Executive Director,
Hiram House Camp;
Dr. Lynn Campbell, Superintendent,
Orange City Schools
4. Discussion and Adjournment
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Planning Commission
July 6, 2026
Chairman Richman called the Planning Commission Meeting to order at 6:00 pm.
ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Etzel, Mr. Kochis, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer
ABSENT: NONE
Also present: Benjamin Chojnacki, Legal Counsel; Joe Gironda, Municipal Engineer; Theresa Dean, Assistant
Clerk
Mr. Richman made a motion seconded by Mr. Meli to approve the minutes of the June 1, 2026 Planning
Commission meeting as amended with several clarifying edits on page three.
AYES: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Etzel, Mr. Kochis, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer
NAYES: None
MOTION CARRIED
Steele Residence — Dormer Addition
35655 Miles Road
Architect Josh Cunningham was in attendance to present the project. Mr. Cunningham said the homeowners
wish to create a better bathroom and a new suite over the garage. Those changes require a dormer addition
on the front to create more headroom. It will match the existing dormer on the rear of the home.
Mr. Richman noted that reviewing architect Richard Kawalek approved the design, noting there were several
alternate versions but that the version shown as the concept rendering would be most in keeping with the
style of the house. Mr. Cunningham said they agree to signing off on the preferred elevation, which has
windows to match the house.
As there were no additional comments, Mr. Richman made a motion seconded by Mr. Kochis to approve the
dormer addition at 35655 Miles Road conditioned upon the final plans to be in acco …
Wed Jul 1, 2026
Council Committee of the Whole
Reunión procesal rutinaria sin puntos de acción específicos
Esta es una reunión rutinaria del Comité Plenario con puntos procesales estándar que incluyen el pase de lista, la aprobación de las actas, informes del alcalde y del presidente del concejo, y la discusión de ordenanzas próximas. No se enumeran legislaciones ni puntos de acción específicos.
- Pase de lista y aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior
- Informes y comunicaciones del alcalde y otros funcionarios
- Actualización del Presidente del Concejo
- Discusión de ordenanzas próximas
- Discusión miscelánea
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✓ Decidido: Council discusses power outage survey, road funding denial, and upcoming ordinances
The Committee of the Whole met and discussed several items, but took no formal votes on substantive matters. The mayor reported that the village was denied funding for the 50/50 Road Program for the second consecutive cycle, and that the Miles Lane road issue was resolved by maintaining the road without improvements. Council discussed creating a resident survey on power outages, combining old and new drafts, and planned to finalize it soon. No ordinances were passed; several were listed for the upcoming July Council agenda.
- Approved minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting (6-0)
- Discussed creating a resident power outage survey, combining old and new drafts
- Noted denial of 50/50 Road Program funding for second consecutive cycle
- Reported Miles Lane issue resolved: road to be maintained, not improved, with stone and paved apron
- Adjourned meeting at 8:04pm (6-0)
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Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
Bill Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Rick Vincent
COUNCIL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
AGENDA
July 1, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Call Meeting to Order
Pledge of Allegiance
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
4. Update from Council President
5. Upcoming Ordinances
6. Miscellaneous Discussion
7. Adjournment
July 1, 2026
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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
July 1, 2026
MINUTES
The meeting was called to order by Council President Janke at 7:00pm.
PRESENT AT ROLL CALL: Ms. Devadoss, Mrs. Irish-Glass, Mr. Janke, Mr. Richman, Mayor
Spencer; Mr. Vincent (via Zoom)
ABSENT: Mr. Meli
Mrs. Irish-Glass made a motion seconded by Mr. Vincent to approve the minutes from the June 3,
2026 meeting.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Ms. Devadoss, Mrs. Irish-Glass, Mr. Janke, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer, Mr.
Vincent
NAYS: None
MOTION CARRIED
Reports & Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
Mayor —
Mayor Spencer stated that he wanted to first talk about the power outage issues. He and Mr. Janke
met with First Energy and he did a follow up with them and he received additional information
from them that he shared with Council. A summary of that communication was posted. It just so
happens that the power went out again today, which was a result of an accident that occurred
between Hiram and Chagrin Blvd. A tree fell down and hit a truck; there were 3 people in that
truck that incurred injuries. When the tree fell, it landed on the power lines, so the power needed
to be shut off in order for it to be fixed. Information was posted about it on both the Village and
Police Department social media pages. Mayor Spencer stated that he did write about the power
outages in the July newsletter, which they should be receiving today. The information is a little
older now, but it is still relevant. Residents have told him that th …
Tue Jun 30, 2026
Facilities Committee
El Comité de Instalaciones discutirá el reemplazo del generador y el reemplazo del puente
El comité discutirá el mantenimiento del edificio del Departamento de Policía, el reemplazo del generador del Village Hall/Service Department y actualizaciones de las estaciones de plantas y bombeo. También están en la agenda proyectos de paisajismo del pueblo, el reemplazo de un puente, y pancartas y banderas para America 250. No hay votaciones programadas; los puntos son para discusión y revisión.
- Mantenimiento del edificio del Departamento de Policía
- Reemplazo del generador del Village Hall/Service Department
- Proyecto de reemplazo del puente
- Actualizaciones de las estaciones de plantas y bombeo
- Pancartas y banderas para America 250
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✓ Decidido: Facilities committee approves minutes, hears generator repair update
The Facilities Committee approved the June 2 meeting minutes unanimously. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted of status updates on building maintenance, utilities, parks, and miscellaneous items. The Village Hall generator was repaired temporarily, with a replacement expected to take up to 33 weeks to order.
- Approved June 2 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
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VILLAGE OF MORELAND HILLS
FACILITIES COMMITTEE AGENDA
June 30, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns
Building Maintenance:
1) Police Department
2) Village Hall/Service Department Generator Replacement
Utilities:
1) Plant & Pump Station Updates
Parks & Greenspace:
1) Village Landscaping Projects: Mulching, Planting Flowers, Misc.
2) Bridge Replacement
Miscellaneous
1) Banners and Flags for America 250
Adjournment
Next Meeting: August 4, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
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Village of Moreland Hills
Facilities Committee Meeting Minutes
June 30, 2026
Call to order: The meeting was called to order at 11:00 am
Establish Quorum: The following members of the Facilities committee were present: Council
Person Rick Vincent (remote), Service Director Ted Dewater, Mayor Ethan Spencer, Council
President Bill Janke, Village Engineer Jeff Filarski (CVE), Engineer Joe Gironda (CVE) Absent:
Police Chief Todd Dietzel, Foreman Ron Sochinsky and Executive Lieutenant Joseph Scolaro.
Minutes of Previous Meeting:
Mr. Janke made a motion seconded by Mayor Spencer to approve the June 2°4 meeting minutes.
Motion passed unanimously.
Resident Concerns:
1. None.
Building Maintenance:
1. Police Dept.: The building pressure washing was completed.
2. Village Hall Service Dept Generator: Mr. Dewater reported that the generator information
was provided to the Law Director for inclusion in a future Ordinance. The existing generator
was repaired so it will run again until the new one can be ordered, which will take up to 33
weeks.
Utilities
1. Plant and Pump Station Updates: Report attached. Highlight: Greentree issues update:
Operating as designed. Have been monitoring flow levels in Manholes and keeping up with
sand filter cleaning, as they have still been seeing materials that cause blinding. Flow Meter
calibration has also been completed to EPA regulations. At Jackson Valley, the issue with
pumps calling for vacuum has been cleared up.
Parks & Greenspace
1. Vi …
Tue Jun 30, 2026
Road & Safety Committee
El Comité discutirá el Programa de Carreteras 2026 y la instalación de cámaras policiales
El Comité de Carreteras y Seguridad de Moreland Hills discutirá las preocupaciones de los residentes sobre Bentleyville Road, actualizaciones del departamento de policía que incluyen la instalación de cámaras Flock y verificaciones de antecedentes para nuevos oficiales, y actualizaciones del ingeniero de la villa sobre servidumbres de alcantarillado pluvial y el Programa de Carreteras 2026. Los informes del departamento de servicios cubren reparaciones de equipos y reemplazos continuos de alcantarillas de entrada. No se indican votos ni decisiones en la agenda.
- Preocupación de los residentes: Bentleyville Road
- Actualización de la Instalación de Cámaras Flock
- Investigaciones de antecedentes para 1 oficial de policía a tiempo completo y 1 a tiempo parcial
- Servidumbres de Alcantarillado Pluvial de West Juniper/SOM Center
- Programa de Carreteras 2026
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✓ Decidido: Roads and Safety Committee approves minutes, discusses road projects
The committee approved the previous meeting's minutes. No formal votes were taken on substantive items; discussions covered road program updates, police equipment, and resident concerns. The next meeting is scheduled for August 4, 2026.
- Approved previous meeting's minutes (unanimous)
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VILLAGE OF MORELAND HILLS
ROADS & SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA
June 30, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns:
1) Bentleyville Road
Police Dept. Updates:
1) Flock Camera Installation Update
2) Background Investigations – 1 Full-time Officer & 1 Part-time Officer
Village Engineer Updates:
1) West Juniper/SOM Center Storm Sewer Easements
2) 2026 Road Program
Service Dept. Updates:
1) Equipment/Truck Repairs
2) Drainage – Ongoing Driveway Culvert Replacements
Miscellaneous
Adjournment
Next Meeting: August 4, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
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Village of Moreland Hills
Roads and Safety Committee Minutes
June 30, 2026 @ 11:30AM
Establishment of Quorum
The meeting was called to order at 11:31 AM with the following members of the Roads and
Safety Committee present:
•
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
•
Jennette Irish-Glass, Council Person and Chair
•
Christabel Devadoss, Council Person
•
Lieutenant Joe Scolaro
•
Chief Todd Dietzel
•
Jeff Filarski, Village Engineer
•
Joe Gironda, Village Engineer
•
Ted Dewater, Service Director
Approval of Minutes
A motion to approve the previous meeting's minutes was made by Mayor Spencer, and seconded
by Mr. DeWater.
•
Motion: Approved
Resident Concerns: Bentleyville Road
Chief Dietzel stated there has been a setback with Flock, Embridge owned, and was supposed to
check off on that. Councilman Meli – asked about breakaway poles. Request for breakaway
poles on the two new flock camera poles. There is no date for installation.
Police Department Updates
Chief Dietzel attended a meeting with Flock regarding drones. Drones can be onsite within
seconds for incidents. CVD has a program which they are currently testing. We would be willing
to be a launch location for CVD.
Actively doing background checks for part time and full-time officers.
We are due to replace a vehicle in 2027 – Ford Explorer or Durango (dodge product). Chevy has
cost and repair issues.
Epi pens and 19K for the ADDs for the whole village, PD admin, and service dept.
Recommended by fired dept a …
Wed Jun 17, 2026
DEIB Commission
La Comisión de DEIB discutirá proyectos y dará la bienvenida a una nueva comisionada estudiantil
La Comisión de Diversidad, Equidad, Inclusión y Pertenencia revisará las actas, escuchará actualizaciones sobre proyectos en curso, incluyendo el libro de cocina y el sitio web de We Are Moreland Hills, y se preparará para próximos eventos como la noche de voluntarios del Cleveland Food Bank el 12 de noviembre de 2026. La comisión también dará la bienvenida a una nueva comisionada estudiantil, Isabelle Nicol de Laurel School, y discutirá oportunidades de divulgación en el Orange Art Fest y festivales comunitarios.
- Nueva comisionada estudiantil: Isabelle Nicol de Laurel School
- Evento de voluntarios del Cleveland Food Bank programado para el 12 de noviembre de 2026
- Actualizaciones sobre el desarrollo del libro de cocina y el sitio web de We Are Moreland Hills
- Informe financiero: presupuesto de $750 para el año fiscal 2026
- Discusión sobre el Orange Art Fest (15 de agosto) y oportunidades de voluntariado en Head for the Hills (3 de octubre) y Fall Fest (25 de octubre)
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✓ Decidido: DEIB Commission approves May minutes and selects next featured recipe
The Commission approved the May 19, 2026 meeting minutes and selected Tontoni as the next featured recipe for the project webpage. Members discussed planning for the Orange Art Center Art Fest, the 'We Are Moreland Hills' event, and a fall book club. The Commission also noted the appointment of Isabelle Nicol as the new student Commissioner starting in September.
- Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (Motion carried)
- Approved Tontoni as the next featured recipe (Motion carried)
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Diversity Equity Inclusion & Belonging Commission
Anna Antoniou
Elizabeth DiLauro, Treasurer
Melissa Grannum
Andy Hippensteele, Secretary
Michael Krysiak
Betsy Larson
Neill Nepo, Vice Chair
Matthew Spannagel
Todd Steele, Chair
Lori Urogdy Eiler
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission Meeting Agenda
June 17, 2026 @ 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Village Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Review the May 19, 2026, Minutes
4. Updates regarding Ongoing Projects:
• We Are Moreland Hills Cookbook and Website Development–Betsy Larson and Andy Hippensteele
• Orange Art Center Collaboration -- Melissa Grannum
• Newsletter/Social Media – Lori Urogdy Eiler.
• Book Club Subcommittee – “Braiding Sweetgrass” Need to ask Nicole Meli for an acceptable date and
reserve the library.
• We Are Moreland Hills - Date 9/19/2026.
5. Financial Report - $750.00 for Fiscal 2026.
6. Cleveland Food Bank – We are reserved for 11/12/2026 from 6-8pm. We should
formally begin letting people register at WRMH.
7. DEIB’s new student Commissioner is Isabelle Nicol who attends Laurel School.
8. Open Discussion and Achievements
• Emailed Dr. Khan on 6/5/26, she will be out of town until 6/30/26, at which time we will continue our
conversation.
• Discuss Orange Art Fest (8/15/26) – What activities we want to offer and information to provide (WRMH,
Book Clubs).
• Juneteenth Celebrations
• Sherri Arrietta provided me with list of new residents, sin …
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging Commission
Moreland Hills Village Council Chambers
June 17, 2026
MINUTES
1. Meeting called to order by the Commission Chair, Mr. Steele, at 6:55 PM (note that this meeting was moved from
June 16 to better accommodate schedules).
2. Roll call
a. Present: Ms. Antoniou, Ms. DiLauro, Mr. Hippensteele, Ms. Grannum, Mr. Nepo, Mr. Spannagel, Mr.
Steele
b. Absent: Mr. Krysiak, Ms. Larson, Ms. Urogdy Eiler
c. Additionally in attendance: Councilmember Steve Richman
3. Review the May 19, 2026 minutes
a. #9: corrected Ms. Antoniou’s name
b. Mr. Nepo made a motion to approve the minutes from the May 19, 2026 meeting with above
corrections; seconded by Ms. Grannum. MOTION CARRIED.
4. Updates on Ongoing Projects
a. Cookbook and Webpage Development (Mr. Hippensteele and Ms. Larson):
i. Web page updated with June messaging and events including two things to support the
newsletter:
1. A promo box and Google Form for “Sharing Your Stories”
2. Link to Cleveland-area activities for Juneteenth
ii. Next steps for the cookbook will be to come up with a method for displaying this collection of
recipes on the webpage: create a database, enter the recipes, and program some display pages
that can be embedded into the DEIB page.
iii. Mr. Hippensteele made a motion to feature Tontoni as the next featured recipe. Seconded by
Mr. Steele. MOTION CARRIED.
b. Orange Art Center Art Fest (Ms. Grannum):
i. Scheduled fo …
Mon Jun 15, 2026
Parks Commission
La Comisión de Parques planificará el Fall Fest 2026 y discutirá las prioridades de mejora de los parques
La Comisión de Parques discutirá y decidirá la hora de inicio y la duración del Fall Fest 2026, junto con los detalles de la planificación inicial. También recibirán actualizaciones sobre las prioridades de los grupos de trabajo actuales para las mejoras de Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park y Forest Ridge, así como los esfuerzos de marketing para los parques de Moreland Hills.
- Decidir la hora de inicio y la duración del Fall Fest 2026
- Planificación inicial para el Fall Fest 2026 (dulces, comida, bebidas, calabazas, juegos)
- Actualizaciones sobre las mejoras de Veterans Park
- Actualizaciones sobre las mejoras de Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park y los guías
- Registro de Head for the Hills 2026, obsequios, patrocinadores y señales viales
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✓ Decidido: Parks Commission sets Fall Fest 2026 date and time
The Commission approved the May 18, 2026 meeting minutes and scheduled the Fall Fest event for October 25 from 1:00 to 4:00. Members received updates on park maintenance and event sponsorships.
- Approved May 18, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Scheduled Fall Fest 2026 for October 25 from 1:00 to 4:00
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Parks Commission
Oriana Arnold
Tom Fish
Ursula Freundlich
Ted Friedman, Chair
Bill Janke, Councilman
Brandon McGhee
Alan Olsson, Secretary
Service Department
Kathy Sitzwohl
Tom Spaulding, Vice-Chair
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Angela Wyatt
Parks Commission Meeting
Agenda
June 15, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Lang Pavilion at Forest Ridge
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of May Meeting Minutes
4. Update from Mayor Spencer
5. Update from Service Department
6. Updates from working groups for 2026 priorities
a. Veterans Park improvements
b. Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park improvements/docents
c. Forest Ridge improvements
d. Marketing/visibility of MH Parks
7. Fall Fest 2026
a. Decide start time and length
b. Early planning (candy/food/drink, pumpkins, games/activities)
8. Head for the Hills 2026 planning/updates
a. Registration is open!
b. Giveaways (shirts) & awards
c. Sponsors
d. Road signs & banners (need to update date)
e. Other marketing – newsletter, social media, flyers?
9. Other Business/Open Discussion
10. Adjourn
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Meeting Minutes
June 15, 2026
Lang Pavilion at Forest Ridge
At approximately 6:00 PM the meeting was called to order by the Chair, Mr. Friedman
Roll Call:
Members Present :
Ms. Arnold
Mr. Fish
Mrs. Freundlich
Mr. Friedman
Mr. Olsson
Mrs. Sitzwohl
Mr. Spaulding
Mayor Spencer
Guest:
Mrs.Geck
Members Absent:
Mr. DeWater
Mr. Janke
Mr. McGhee
Mr. Misterka
Mrs. Wyatt
Approval of the minutes from the Parks Commission meeting of May 18, 2026
Motion to approve: Mr. Fish
Second: Mr. Spaulding
Yes: All members
Updates from Mayor Spencer:
Mayor Spencer reported that other local municipalities are experiencing electrical
outages similar to us. He explained that he suggested the purchase of flowers for Veterans
Park. The two small trees were removed to make the Village sign more visible. The stonework
was repaired and more flowers were planted. The wall behind the Police Department will
be replaced. The Service Department will do the repairs on the stairs leading down from the
cabin to the base of the new stair system. He expects the Service Department will do another
round of storm damage chipping. The diseased trees near the cabin have been removed, and
the stumps will be ground.
Updates from the Service Department:
Mayor Spencer reported on behalf of the Service Department in his comments.
Working Group Updates:
Veterans Park:
Mayor Spencer provided an update …
Wed Jun 10, 2026
Village Council
El Concejo votará sobre el contrato de drenaje, la política de ciberseguridad y el presupuesto fiscal de 2027
El concejo considerará varias ordenanzas, incluyendo un contrato con Siteworx Unlimited para el programa de drenaje 2026, la adopción de una política de ciberseguridad del pueblo, apropiaciones adicionales y una resolución para adoptar el presupuesto fiscal alternativo para el año fiscal 2027. Todos los puntos se declaran emergencias.
- ORD 2026-27: adoptar la política de ciberseguridad del pueblo (emergencia)
- ORD 2026-28: autorizar el contrato con Siteworx Unlimited para el 2026 Drainage Program (emergencia)
- ORD 2026-29: proporcionar apropiaciones adicionales y transferencias de partidas (emergencia)
- RES 2026-30: adoptar el presupuesto fiscal alternativo para el FY 2027 (emergencia)
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✓ Decidido: Council approves cybersecurity policy and drainage contract
The Village Council approved a cybersecurity policy and a drainage program contract. They also approved an ordinance for additional appropriations and transfers. The meeting included reports from various committees.
- Approved Village Cybersecurity Policy (Ordinance 2026-27)
- Authorized Mayor to execute drainage contract with Siteworx Unlimited (Ordinance 2026-28)
- Approved additional appropriations and transfers (Ordinance 2026-29)
- Approved minutes of previous Regular Council Meeting
- Entered Executive Session regarding Ordinance 2026-27
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Council Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
William Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Rick Vincent
June 10, 2026
7:00 p.m.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CODIFIED ORDINANCE NO. 121.01 COUNCIL RULES
SECTION E. ORDER OF BUSINESS
COUNCIL AGENDA
Call Meeting to Order
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Action upon any matter which any resident may wish to present to Council
(Please limit your comments to two minutes)
4. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
5. Appointments & Confirmations
6. Communications, Petitions & Claims
7. Reports of Committees
8. Approval of Bonds, Contracts, Plats, Etc.
9. Ordinances & Resolutions
A. ORD. 2026-27 AN ORDINANCE APPROVI NG AND ADOPTING
THE VILLAGE CYBERSEC URITY POLICY , AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
B. ORD. 2026-28 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE A CONTRACT W ITH SITEWORX
UNLIMITED FOR THE 2026 DRAINAGE
PROGRAM AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
C. ORD. 2026-29 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDI NG ADDITIONAL
APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSFERRING ITEMS
ALREADY APPROPRIATED AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
D. RES. 2026-30 A RESOLUT ION ADO PTING THE ALT ERNATIVE
TAX BUDGET OF THE VILLAG E OF MOR ELAND
HILLS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2027 AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
10. Miscellaneous Business:
A. By Members of Council
B. By Any Resident
11. Adjournment
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
June 10, 2026
MINUTES
The Regular Council Meeting of the Village of Moreland Hills was called to order by Mayor Ethan
Spencer at 7:00 pm, in the Village Council Chambers.
PRESENT AT ROLL CALL: Ms. Devadoss, Mrs. Irish-Glass, Mr. Janke, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mr.
Vincent
Also Present: William Hanna, Law Director; Sherri Arrietta, Clerk of Council; Chief Todd Dietzel; Ted
DeWater, Service Director; Via Zoom: Prashant Shah; Treasurer; Jeff Filarski, Village Engineer
Mr. Janke made a motion seconded by Mr. Vincent to approve the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
of May 13, 2026.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Ms. Devadoss, Mrs. Irish-Glass, Mr. Janke, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mr. Vincent
NAYS: None
MOTION CARRIED
Resident Comments
There were no residents present wishing to comment.
Reports from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
Mayor
Mayor Spencer reported on the Cleveland Magazine Rating the Suburbs issue. Moreland Hills was ranked
11 overall. We also tied for number one for the environmental category. He stated that he has a copy of
the magazine if anyone wants to look at it. We should be proud to live in a great community.
We received the recycle cart stickers through our Recycling Grant. He is working with Mr. DeWater on
how we are going to put them on the resident’s carts. They will probably have a separate crew go out
either before or after the recycling truck.
Mayor Spencer sent Council an email that had a letter from Dr. Campbell, Superintend …
Wed Jun 3, 2026
Green Commission
La Comisión Verde analiza los próximos eventos comunitarios y la acción climática
La Comisión Verde está revisando las actualizaciones de talleres anteriores y planificando próximos eventos comunitarios, incluyendo un evento de Freecycle y el EcoFest. La comisión también está abordando los posibles siguientes pasos con respecto al Plan de Acción Climática.
- Evento de Freecycle programado para el 9 de agosto en Lang Pavilion
- Divulgación de EcoFest a los municipios vecinos
- Revisión de asistentes al Taller de Cuidado de los Árboles
- Consulta sobre el estado del Plan de Acción Climática
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✓ Decidido: Green Commission approves May meeting minutes
The commission approved the minutes from the previous meeting. Members discussed the results of the Greening of the Hills event and planned for an upcoming Freecycle event on August 9. No other substantive votes were recorded.
- Approved May meeting minutes
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Green Commission:
Karen Cunningham
Andrea Dawson, Secretary
Ted DeWater, Service Director
Jennette Irish-Glass, Council Member
Ref Luevano
Nicole Meli, Chair
Judy Neuger
Bob Norwick
George Ressler
Shayna Sharpe
Matthew Spannagel
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Green Commission Meeting Agenda
June 3, 2026 @ 5:30 pm
Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of the Minutes – May
4. Updates from Mayor & Service Dept
5. Previous events updates
• Tree Care Workshop - 2 attendees (need to advertise), fall or winter workshop?
• Greening the Hills - new seedling types not well received, resident mentioned they
would like to see composting available in Moreland Hills
6. Upcoming Events
• Freecycle event - August 9 @ Lang Pavilion - posted in several areas on FB, reached
out to Chagrin Schools and Orange Schools - advertise in Chagrin Valley Times
(adding reminder to calendar)
• Book Club event w/ DEIB - Braiding Sweetgrass (Fall)
• EcoFest - sent emails to Pepper Pike, Woodmere, Orange & Hunting Valley. Hunting
Valley only response so far - likes the idea and would like to discuss further. (Red
Beet Row Farms, Tansy Recycling, Rust Belt Fibershed, Kelly’s Working Well Farm,
Elizabeth Meacham)
• Native Plant/Seed event (update from Andrea)
7. Climate Action Plan - was this discussed at Council? Next steps?
8. Miscellaneous Business
9. Adjourn
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Green Commission Meeting Minutes
June 3, 2026 @ 5:30pm
Village Community Building
The meeting was called to order at 5:33 pm by Ms . Meli.
Roll Call was performed :
Present: Karen Cunningham, Andrea Dawson, Ron Sochinsky (Service Department), Jennette
Irish-Glass (Council Member), Ref Luevano, Nicole Meli (C hair), Bob Norwick, George Ressler,
Shayna Sharpe, Ethan Spencer (Mayor)
Absent: Judy Neuger, Matthew Spannagel
Approval of the M inutes : There were no changes to the minutes and they were approved.
Updates :
Mayor Spencer - The wildflower areas from last year will be expanded and reseeded. Flower
baskets will be hung in celebration of the nation ’s 250th anniversary. In addition, flags will be
hung along Rt 91 and at major i ntersections.
Ron (Service Department) - Gave a report on the recent Greening of the Hills. 125 vehicles came
and over 800 lbs. of household waste were collected. Ron stated that they were using an additional
100 lbs. of seed in the wildflower area for res eeding and expansion.
Previous Events:
Tree C are W orkshop - In May was poorly attended. There was a discussion of whether a workshop
in the fall would be worthwhile. Mr. Norwick had reached out to an arborist about giving a talk
but had not heard back. H e may see if someone from Independent Tree would be interested. Ms.
Cunningham asked if a survey might be helpful in addressing what people are interested in hearing
about.
Greening the Hills :
The new tree seedling ty …
Wed Jun 3, 2026
Council Committee of the Whole
Discusión inicial del Civic Blueprint
El Comité Plenario del Concejo de Moreland Hills se reúne para discutir varios temas, incluyendo un programa de pasantías/becas y una discusión inicial de un Civic Blueprint. No hay ordenanzas ni contratos programados para acción. La reunión incluye elementos procesales estándar como el pase de lista y la aprobación de actas.
- Discusión de ordenanzas próximas
- Discusión del programa de pasantías/becas
- Civic Blueprint – discusión inicial
- Informes del Alcalde y otros funcionarios
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✓ Decidido: Council approves prior meeting minutes, discusses school bus entrance and internship program
The Committee of the Whole meeting was primarily informational with no substantive votes. The only action taken was the unanimous approval of the May 6, 2026 meeting minutes. Council discussed a request from Orange Schools to allow buses to exit via the Hiram Trail back entrance, but no decision was made; the mayor will obtain historical documents and a summary from the superintendent for further review. An internship and fellowship program was discussed but no action was taken due to management and oversight concerns.
- Approved minutes of May 6, 2026 meeting (7-0)
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Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
Bill Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Rick Vincent
COUNCIL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
AGENDA
June 3, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Call Meeting to Order
Pledge of Allegiance
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
4. Update from Council President
5. Upcoming Ordinances
6. Internship/Fellowship Discussion
7. Civic Blueprint – Initial Discussion
8. Miscellaneous Discussion
9. Adjournment
June 3, 2026
Tue Jun 2, 2026
Facilities Committee
El Comité de Instalaciones discutirá el reemplazo del generador y la reparación del puente
El Comité de Instalaciones de Moreland Hills se reunirá para discutir las prioridades de mantenimiento de los edificios, incluyendo el mantenimiento del departamento de policía y el reemplazo de un generador para el Village Hall y el Service Department. Las actualizaciones de servicios públicos incluyen el estado de la planta y la estación de bombeo, así como un estudio de flujo/infiltración para la Jackson Valley Pump Station. Los temas de parques cubren el paisajismo, la reparación de la fuente en Forest Ridge y un proyecto de reemplazo de un puente. El comité también considerará pancartas y banderas para America 250.
- Reemplazo del generador para Village Hall y Service Department
- Estudio de flujo/infiltración de la Jackson Valley Pump Station
- Reparación de la fuente de Forest Ridge (daños por anzuelo y línea de pesca)
- Proyecto de reemplazo de puente (ubicación no especificada)
- Pancartas y banderas para la celebración de America 250
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✓ Decidido: Facilities Committee approves May meeting minutes
The committee approved the May 5 meeting minutes. Members discussed a proposed $47,084.93 replacement for the Village Hall generator and reviewed ongoing wastewater plant violations and pump station issues.
- Approved May 5 meeting minutes (unanimous)
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VILLAGE OF MORELAND HILLS
FACILITIES COMMITTEE AGENDA
June 2, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns
Building Maintenance:
1) Police Department
2) Village Hall/Service Department Generator Replacement
Utilities:
1) Plant & Pump Station Updates
2) Jackson Valley Pump Station: I & I Study
Parks & Greenspace:
1) Village Landscaping Projects: Mulching, Planting Flowers, Misc.
2) Forest Ridge: Fountain Repair-fish hook and line
3) Bridge Replacement
Miscellaneous
1) Banners and Flags for America 250
Adjournment
Next Meeting: June 30, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m.
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Facilities Committee Meeting Minutes
June 2, 2026
Call to order: The meeting was called to order at 11:00 am
Establish Quorum: The following members of the Facilities committee were present: Council
Person Rick Vincent (remote), Service Director Ted Dewater, Mayor Ethan Spencer, Council
President Bill Janke, Village Engineer Jeff Filarski (CVE). Absent: Engineer Joe Gironda (CVE)
Police Chief Todd Dietzel, Foreman Ron Sochinsky and Executive Lieutenant Joseph Scolaro.
Minutes of Previous Meeting:
Mr. Janke made a motion seconded by Mayor Spencer to approve the May 5 meeting minutes.
Motion passed unanimously.
Resident Concerns:
1. None.
Building Maintenance:
1. Police Dept.: The building will be pressure washed by one of the temporary Service Dept
summer workers.
2. Village Hall Service Dept Generator: Mr. Dewater reported that there have been ongoing
issues with the 1995 65 kW generator. A technician was out today trying to get it running
again. He proposed to use the NOPEC grant money towards replacement. He reached out to
Ohio Cat (under the Sourcewell contract) and they quoted a natural gas model similar size for
$47,084.93. It will take 33 weeks to get it, but they would try to pull one out of production
line to speed that up. During power outages the service dept and Village Hall would be out.
The additional cost to decommission the existing generator, provide power hookup and
bollards around the generator to meet building code adds $12 …
Tue Jun 2, 2026
Road & Safety Committee
El Comité considerará la adjudicación de la licitación del programa de drenaje y la compra de cámaras
El Comité de Caminos y Seguridad de Moreland Hills discutirá las preocupaciones de los residentes sobre Bentleyville Road, recibirá actualizaciones de la policía sobre los reemplazos de AED para el complejo del pueblo y escuchará actualizaciones del ingeniero del pueblo, incluyendo la adjudicación de la licitación del programa de drenaje. Las actualizaciones del departamento de servicios cubren reparaciones de equipos, reemplazos continuos de alcantarillas de entradas y una compra de cámaras con costos compartidos para la comunidad, para la cual se han emitido órdenes de compra.
- Preocupaciones de los residentes en Bentleyville Road
- Reemplazos de AED para todo el complejo del Village
- Adjudicación de la licitación del programa de drenaje
- Reemplazos continuos de alcantarillas de entradas
- Compra de cámaras con costos compartidos para la comunidad – PO emitida y cámaras ordenadas
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✓ Decidido: Roads and Safety Committee approves previous meeting minutes
The committee approved the minutes from the previous meeting. Members discussed the 2026 Drainage Program bids and the replacement of expired AEDs, which Mayor Spencer noted was not budgeted and will likely go to Council on June 10th.
- Approved previous meeting minutes
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VILLAGE OF MORELAND HILLS
ROADS & SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA
June 2, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
Village Hall Council Chambers
Establish Quorum
Approval of Minutes
Resident Concerns:
1) Bentleyville Road
Police Dept. Updates:
1) AED Replacements for Entire Village Complex
Village Engineer Updates:
1) Drainage Program Bid Award
Service Dept. Updates:
1) Equipment/Truck Repairs
2) Drainage – Ongoing Driveway Culvert Replacements
3) Community Cost Share Camera Purchase–PO Issued & Cameras Ordered
Miscellaneous
Adjournment
Next Meeting: June 30, 2026 @ 11:30 a.m.
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Roads and Safety Committee M inutes
June 2, 2026 @ 11:30AM
Establishment of Quorum
The meeting was called to order at 11:31 AM with the following members of the Roads and
Safety Committee present:
Jennette Irish-Glass , Council Person and Chair
C h ristabel Devadoss , Council Person
Lieutenant Joe Scolaro
Ethan Spencer , Mayor
Jeff Filarski , Village Engineer
Ted Dewater , Service Director
Approval of Minutes
A motion to approve the previous meeting's minutes was made by Mayor Spencer, and seconded
by Mr. DeWater .
Motion: Approved
Resident Concerns: Bentleyville Road
Mr. DeWater stated he had no updates.
Lieutenant Joe Scolaro provided an update regarding meeting with a resident on Bentleyville Rd
who was concerned about the placement of the Flock camera in his yard. After some discussion
the resident agreed to have the camera placed in his yard. Further, the Lieutenant explained that
the utilities are preventing the placement of the camera on the other side of the road. The second
remaining camera will be installed within the week located immediately off of Miles Road.
Police Department Updates
1. Lieutenant Joe Scolaro discuss replacing the expired AEDs within the village. Council
member Mrs. Irish-Glass asked how often the AEDs expire. Mayor Spencer shared he
thought it was every 10 years. Lieutenant Joe Scolaro stated that the pads and batteries
have been consistently replaced and that we have now documented and are tracki …
Mon Jun 1, 2026
Planning Commission
Solicitud de modificación exterior y conversión de garaje para 50 South Lane
La Comisión de Planificación considerará varias solicitudes de mejora de propiedades, incluyendo modificaciones exteriores y una conversión de garaje en 50 South Lane, un pabellón adjunto en 70 Quail Hollow Drive, una ampliación de garaje en 15 Fox Glen Road, y una ampliación de buhardilla con un porche de entrada frontal en 90 Easton Lane. La comisión también aprobará las actas de la reunión del 4 de mayo de 2026. La reunión finalizará con una discusión y el cierre de la sesión.
- 50 South Lane LLC – modificación exterior y conversión de garaje
- Residencia Adams – pabellón adjunto en 70 Quail Hollow Drive
- Residencia Goldberg – ampliación de garaje y modificaciones exteriores en 15 Fox Glen Road
- Panorama Peak LLC – ampliación de buhardilla en el segundo piso y porche de entrada frontal en 90 Easton Lane
- Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la Comisión de Planificación del 4 de mayo de 2026
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✓ Decidido: Planning Commission approves residential additions and renovations
The Commission approved an attached pavilion at 70 Quail Hollow Drive and renovations at 15 Fox Glen Road. Alterations at 90 Easton Lane were also approved, while the application for 50 South Lane was withdrawn.
- Approved May 4, 2026 minutes (6-0)
- 50 South Lane LLC application withdrawn by applicants
- Approved attached pavilion at 70 Quail Hollow Drive (6-0)
- Approved renovations at 15 Fox Glen Road subject to construction drawing verification (6-0)
- Approved alterations at 90 Easton Lane conditioned on architectural plans reflecting renderings (6-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:48 pm (6-0)
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022 Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Planning Commission
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Planning Commission Meeting
AGENDA
June 1, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Planning Commission Meeting – May 4, 2026
2. 50 South Lane LLC – Exterior Modification, Garage Conversion
50 South Lane
William A Tierney, IV
3. Adams Residence – Attached Pavilion
70 Quail Hollow Drive
Michael and Anna Adams, owners
George Clemens, Architect
4. Goldberg Residence –Garage Addition, Exterior Modifications
(Continued from May 4, 2026)
15 Fox Glen Road
Rachael and Samuel Goldberg, owners
Christine Medvedev, Architect
5. Panorama Peak LLC – 2nd Floor Dormer Addition, Front Entry Porch
Modification (Continued from May 4, 026)
90 Easton Lane
Peter Suhodolsky, Panorama Peak LLC
6. Discussion and Adjournment
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June 1, 2026
Chairman Richman called the Planning Commission Meeting to order at 6:02 pm.
ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Etzel, Mr. Kochis, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer
ABSENT: NONE
Also present: Benjamin Chojnacki, Legal Counsel; Joe Gironda, Municipal Engineer; Theresa Dean, Assistant
Clerk
Mr. Richman made a motion seconded by Mr. Meli to approve the minutes of the May 4, 2026 Planning
Commission meeting.
AYES: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Etzel, Mr. Kochis, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer
NAYES: None
MOTION CARRIED
50 South Lane LLC — Exterior Modifications, Garage Conversion
50 South Lane
Ms. Dean reported that she received an e-mail at 4:40 pm this afternoon from the applicants withdrawing
this application for now while they explore additional options for covered parking at the property. They said
they will contact the Village in a few months once they have a better understanding of their options for a
new garage and whether they will proceed with the interior modifications.
Adams Residence — Attached Pa
70 Quail Hollow Drive
George Clemens and Stephanie Mahon, both with George Clemens Architecture, were in attendance to
present plans for an attached pavilion.
Mr. Clemens said the owners wish to build a covered pavilion extending from the first level of the home to
the rear yard. It is a private area of the lot, and they wish to use this as a party pavilion with a small outdoor
grill. The house sits on a hill, so this will enable acces …
Mon Jun 1, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals
BZA aprobará actas, no hay nuevos casos de zonificación
Esta es una reunión de procedimiento de la Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación de Moreland Hills. El único asunto programado es la aprobación de las actas de la audiencia pública del 4 de mayo de 2026, seguida de una discusión y el cierre de la sesión. No se enumeran solicitudes de zonificación, variaciones ni audiencias públicas sobre propiedades específicas.
- Aprobación de las actas de la Audiencia Pública Ordinaria de la Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación del 4 de mayo de 2026
- Discusión general y cierre de la sesión
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✓ Decidido: BZA meeting adjourned with no applications or decisions
The Board of Zoning Appeals held a public hearing on June 1, 2026, but no new applications or other items were presented. The board approved the minutes from the May 4, 2026 meeting and then adjourned. No substantive decisions were made.
- Approved minutes of May 4, 2026 BZA public hearing (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:02 pm with no new applications or discussion items
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Village of Moreland Hills
4350 S.O.M. Center Road • Moreland Hills, Ohio 44022 Phone: 440-248-1188 • Fax: 440-498-9588
E-mail: villagehall@morelandhills.com
Board of Zoning Appeals
Peter Bolek
Kris Etzel
Rob Kochis
Councilman Eric Meli
Councilman Steve Richman, Chair
Mayor Ethan Spencer
Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing
AGENDA
June 1, 2026
6:00 PM
1. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing – May 4, 2026
2. Discussion and Adjournment
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Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing
June 1 2026
Chairman Richman called the Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing to order at 6:00 pm.
ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Etzel, Mr. Kochis, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer
ABSENT: None
Also present: Benjamin Chojnacki, Legal Counsel; Joe Gironda, Municipal Engineer; Paul Kowalczyk, Building
Official; Theresa Dean, Assistant Clerk
Mr. Richman made a motion seconded by Mr. Kochis to approve the minutes of the May 4, 2026 Board of
Zoning Appeals Public Hearing.
AYES: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Etzel, Mr. Kochis, Mr. Meli, Mr. Richman, Mayor Spencer
NAYES: NONE
MOTION CARRIED
Discussion and Adjournment
As there were no new applications or other items for discussion, Mayor Spencer made a motion seconded by
Mr. Kochis to adjourn the Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing at 6:02 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
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Theresa Dean, Assistant Clerk
Tue May 19, 2026
DEIB Commission
La Comisión DEIB planea evento del Cleveland Food Bank para el 12 de noviembre de 2026
La Comisión de Diversidad, Equidad, Inclusión y Pertenencia revisará las actas de abril y recibirá actualizaciones sobre proyectos en curso, incluyendo un libro de cocina y sitio web comunitario, una colaboración con el Orange Art Center y un boletín informativo. Discutirán los planes financieros para $750 en el año fiscal 2026 y finalizarán el registro para un evento del Cleveland Food Bank programado para el 12 de noviembre de 2026. La reunión es principalmente un seguimiento de las iniciativas existentes y la programación futura.
- Actualización del desarrollo del libro de cocina y sitio web de We Are Moreland Hills
- Actualización de la colaboración con el Orange Art Center
- Evento del Cleveland Food Bank reservado para el 12 de noviembre de 2026, de 6-8pm
- Informe financiero: solicitud de $750 para el año fiscal 2026
- Evento de We Are Moreland Hills programado para el 19 de septiembre de 2026
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Diversity Equity Inclusion & Belonging Commission
Anna Antoniou
Elizabeth DiLauro, Treasurer
Melissa Grannum
Andy Hippensteele, Secretary
Michael Krysiak
Betsy Larson
Neill Nepo, Vice Chair
Matthew Spannagel
Todd Steele, Chair
Lori Urogdy Eiler
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission Meeting
Agenda May 19, 2026 @ 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Village Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Review the April 21, 2026 Minutes
4. Updates regarding Ongoing Projects:
- We Are Moreland Hills Cookbook and Website Development –Betsy Larson
and Andy Hippensteele
- Orange Art Center Collaboration -- Melissa Grannum
- Newsletter/Social Media – Lori Urogdy Eiler
- Book Club Subcommittee - Next Book
- We Are Moreland Hills - Date 9/19/2026
5. Financial Report - Should obtain $750.00 for Fiscal 2026
6. Cleveland Food Bank – We are reserved for 11/12/2026 from 6-8pm. We should
formally begin letting people register at WRMH.
7. Open Discussion and Achievements
- Need a firm date to discuss the items needed to make Clothespin People
8. Adjourn
Mon May 18, 2026
Parks Commission
La Comisión de Parques planificará Head For The Hills 2026 y Fall Fest 2026
La Comisión de Parques discutirá actualizaciones de los grupos de trabajo sobre mejoras en Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park y Forest Ridge. También planificarán el evento Head For The Hills 2026 (apertura de registro el 1 de junio) y finalizarán los detalles para Fall Fest 2026, incluido el horario de inicio y la planificación temprana.
- Planificación de Head For The Hills 2026: registro abre el 1 de junio, regalos, patrocinadores y tareas
- Fall Fest 2026: fecha finalizada el 25 de octubre, decidir el horario de inicio, planificación temprana para dulces, calabazas y juegos
- Necesidades agregadas y de piedra para reparación de senderos y puentes
- Actualizaciones sobre la instalación de bancos
- Mejoras en Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park y Forest Ridge
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Parks Commission
Oriana Arnold
Tom Fish
Ursula Freundlich
Ted Friedman, Chair
Bill Janke, Councilman
Brandon McGhee
Alan Olsson, Secretary
Service Department
Kathy Sitzwohl
Tom Spaulding, Vice-Chair
Ethan Spencer, Mayor
Angela Wyatt
Parks Commission Meeting
Agenda
May 18, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Community Building
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of April Meeting Minutes
4. Update from Mayor Spencer
5. Update from Service Department
a. Aggregate & stone needs for trail & bridge repair
b. Bench installations
6. Updates from working groups for 2026 priorities
a. Veterans Park improvements
b. Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park improvements/docents
c. Forest Ridge improvements
d. Marketing/visibility of MH Parks
7. Head For The Hills 2026 planning/updates
a. Registration opening June 1 (web page updated, see headforthehills.info)
b. Giveaways (shirts) & awards
c. Sponsors
d. Other tasks (Signs -need to update date, food truck, OHS Choir)
8. Fall Fest 2026
a. Date finalized (Sunday Oct 25th) and Metroparks permits approved
b. Decide start time and length
c. Early planning (candy/food/drink, pumpkins, games/activities)
9. Other Business/Open Discussion
10. Adjourn
Wed May 13, 2026
Village Council
El Concejo considerará un acuerdo de costos compartidos comunitarios con el Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District
El Concejo del Pueblo votará sobre varias ordenanzas, incluyendo la aceptación de servidumbres de drenaje permanentes en Basswood Lane y East Juniper Lane, la aprobación de una orden de cambio para el programa de asfalto 2025, la firma de un acuerdo de costos compartidos comunitarios con el Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, la compra de equipo de inspección de tuberías pluviales, la aceptación de una donación de cajas de almacenamiento para vehículos policiales de Aurora y la aprobación de una ordenanza de asignaciones adicionales. Todas las ordenanzas se declaran emergencias.
- Orden de cambio n.º 1 con Geauga Highway Company para el programa de asfalto 2025
- Acuerdo de costos compartidos comunitarios con el Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District para el financiamiento del proyecto
- Compra de cámara para tuberías pluviales y equipo de localización de líneas de A&H Equipment a través de la cooperativa Sourcewell
- Aceptación de la donación de tres sistemas de cajas de almacenamiento de carga Setina de la City of Aurora para vehículos policiales
- Asignaciones adicionales y transferencias (ORD 2026-26)
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✓ Decidido: Village Council approved $1 million transfer to SCM&R Fund and other appropriations
The council unanimously passed several emergency ordinances authorizing drainage easements for storm‑sewer projects at 90 Basswood Lane and 10 East Juniper Lane, approved a change order for the 2025 asphalt program, authorized a community cost‑share agreement with NEORSD, and approved a $1 million transfer to the SCM&R Fund along with other appropriations. All motions carried with a 5‑0 vote.
- Approved Ordinance 2026-20 authorizing permanent drainage easement for 90 Basswood Lane (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-21 authorizing permanent drainage easement for 10 East Juniper Lane (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-22 authorizing change order with Geauga Highway Co. for 2025 asphalt program (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-23 authorizing community cost‑share agreement with NEORSD for storm pipe camera funding (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-24 authorizing purchase of storm pipe camera and line locating equipment via Sourcewell (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2026-26 providing additional appropriations and transfers, including $1,000,000 to SCM&R Fund (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-25 accepting donation of three Setina cargo storage box systems for police vehicles (5-0)
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Council Members
Christabel Devadoss
Jennette Irish-Glass
William Janke, Council President
Eric Meli
Steve Richman
Rick Vincent
May 13, 2026
7:00 p.m.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CODIFIED ORDINANCE NO. 121.01 COUNCIL RULES
SECTION E. ORDER OF BUSINESS
COUNCIL AGENDA
Call Meeting to Order
1. Roll Call
2. Reading and Disposal of the Journal
3. Action upon any matter which any resident may wish to present to Council
(Please limit your comments to two minutes)
4. Reports and Communications from the Mayor & Other Municipal Officials
5. Appointments & Confirmations
6. Communications, Petitions & Claims
7. Reports of Committees
8. Approval of Bonds, Contracts, Plats, Etc.
9. Ordinances & Resolutions
A. ORD. 2026-20 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING THE MAYOR TO
ACCEPT A PERMANENT D RAINAGE EASEMENT
FROM AASEF SHAIKH AND FATEMA GHA SIA,
TRUSTEES, FOR THE CONSTRUCTIO N,
OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND REP AIR OF A
STORM SEWER AND APPU RTENANCES UPON
THE PROPERTY KNOWN A S 90 BASSWOOD
LANE, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
B. ORD. 2026-21 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING THE MAYOR TO
ACCEPT A PERMANENT D RAINAGE EASEMENT
FROM GENNADY AND IRINA FA YER, CO-
TRUSTEES OF THE GENN ADY FAYER
REVOCABLE TRUST DATE D FEBRUARY 13,
2008, FOR THE CONSTRUCTIO N, OPERATION,
MAINTENANCE AND REPA IR OF A STORM
SEWER AND APPURTENAN CES UPON T HE
PROPERTY KNOWN AS 10 EAST JUNIPER LANE,
AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
C. ORD. 2026-22 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING CHANGE
ORDER NO . 1 WITH THE …
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