City Council
Council Chambers
Agenda — 27 items
- 1 CALL TO ORDER; ROLL CALL
- 2 MOMENT OF REFLECTION
- 3 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
- 4 DISPENSE WITH THE JOURNAL
- 5 PUBLIC COMMENT
- 6 REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
- 7 •Communications
- 8 •Condolence; Moment of Silence
- 9 •Congratulations/Recognition/Appreciation/Commendation/Commemoration/Welcome
- 10 PRESENTATIONS
- 11 FIRST READING LEGISLATION
- 12 SECOND READING LEGISLATION
- 13 •Emergency Ordinances Passed
- A. AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE Authorizing the Director of Capital Projects to issue a permit to the Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development (NEOHCED) to encroach into the public right-of-way of West 25th Street by installing, using and maintaining bollards along the building frontage.
- B. AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE To vacate a portion of West 48th Street S.W. and Ravine Court S.W.
- C. AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE To vacate all of Relocated Lorain Court, a portion of West 48th Place and a portion of Turn Avenue S.W.
- D. AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE To vacate the remaining portion of Sherman Court.
- 18 •Emergency Resolutions Adopted
- A. AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION Declaring the intent to vacate all of the un-named alley, south of Abbey Avenue.
- B. AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION Declaring the intent to vacate a portion (0.2987 Acres) of West 3rd Street.
- C. AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION Declaring the intent to vacate a portion (0.3451 Acres) of West 3rd Street.
- D. AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION Declaring the intent to vacate a portion (0.2990 Acres) of West 3rd Street.
- 23 INTRODUCTIONS
- 24 ANNOUNCEMENTS
- 25 MISCELLANEOUS
- 26 MOTION TO EXCUSE THE ABSENCES
- 27 ADJOURN
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