The building is owned by the City and is known as the “Taylor Tudor Plaza,” which was constructed in 1928 and is part of the Stadium Square National Register Historic District. The three-story structures consist of first floor retail space with two floors of residential units above.
The proposed Cedar-Lee-Meadowbrook Redevelopment project is a mixed-use development in the heart of the Cedar-Lee District, designed to activate vacant and under-utilized City-owned parcels along Cedar, Lee, and Meadowbrook
and bring new residents...
The Top of the Hill Project refers to the approximately four acres of City-owned property at the corner of Cedar Road and Euclid Heights Boulevard at the top of Cedar Hill. As a highly visible property at the gateway between the Heights and University Circle, developing this property has been a long-time goal of the City.
The project involves the construction of approximately 1,250 linear feet of new roadway extending east from 3723 Blanche Road in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The new roadway will include full-depth pavement, curb and gutter, stormwater drainage, sidewalk...
On August 4, 2025 the Council of the City of Cleveland Heights passed Resolution No. 148-2025. This resolution declares it a necessity to assess 100% of the costs of implementing the Plan of Services To Be Provided by Cedar Fairmount Improvement District (“Plan of Services”).
The assessments of costs for such a plan will be levied annually on each parcel within the District in proportion to the tax value of the included properties in the manner provided by the Plan of Services. The costs of the Plan of Services and the estimated first year assessments for the included properties are currently on file with the Clerk of Council and available for inspection.
Notices were mailed August 8, 2025 via the United States Postal Service (USPS). Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Chapter 727, notices that are returned or determined to be undeliverable shall be published on the City website in accordance with applicable law.
For purposes of this notification, the term “undeliverable” is inclusive of the following:
The mailing addresses for the following assessed properties have been determined to be undeliverable:
2412 Euclid Heights Blvd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
2101 Lennox Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
2118 Lennox Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
2116 Surrey Rd., #4, Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
12451 Cedar Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
12412 Cedar Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
2110 Surrey Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
2116 Surrey Rd., #2, Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
12388 Cedar Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
2130 Surrey Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District will share a presentation on its latest recommendation for Lower Shaker Lake dam at a joint work session of the Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights city councils on Monday, August 11 at 7:00 pm.
Cleveland Heights Special Council Committee of the Whole meeting will be held in its Executive Conference Room. Shaker City Council will meet in Council Chambers, in Shaker Heights City Hall. Cleveland Heights Council members will join the Shaker meeting via Zoom.
After their presentation, made in the Shaker Council Chambers, Sewer District representatives will take questions from council members and from residents attending in person in Shaker Heights and via Zoom. The Zoom link and the District’s presentation will be attached to the meeting agenda, available to the public on the Agenda page of the Cleveland Heights website.
The Sewer District will hold public engagement sessions starting with a virtual session on Tuesday, August 19 at 6:00 pm. The link for that meeting will be available at neorsd.org/lowerlake. The Sewer District will also offer two opportunities for in-person engagement (one daytime and one evening) in the days following the virtual session.
The Sewer District now recommends removing rather than replacing the Lower Lake dam, in order to eliminate the public safety threats associated with a catastrophic failure or uncontrolled breach of the dam. More information on that recommendation is available on the Sewer District website.
Best wishes to you and yours this Holiday Season! | City of Cleveland Heights welcomes new mayor | Mayor Cuda passes the baton to Mayor Petras | Christmas Tree Recycling | Fitness Classes | Jobs
Best wishes to you and yours this Holiday Season! | 2026 Cleveland Heights Refuse and Recycling Calendar | Coventry PEACE Survey still open | Noon Year's Eve | Jobs
Happy Holidays | Severance Overlay Zone considered at public hearing | A Year-in-Review Series 3: Small business thrive | Cleveland Heights explores ADUs from the perspective of a carriage house resident | Holiday Fire Safety Tips | Noon Year's Eve | Jobs
3rd Annual Black History Month celebration | Laila Edwards, Team USA Women's Hockey Olympics watch party | Council confirms Brodzinski as next Finance Director | Promoting community links in two city roles | CH gathers community resources online | Jobs
Council holds confirmation hearing for City Administrator, vote expected next week | City Finance Director confirmation hearing scheduled for Monday, Feb. 2 | Cheers to the plow drivers! | Where you can find alerts from the City | Parks Master Plan | Jobs
Mayor Petras nominates Michael Reese for Cleveland Heights City Administrator | Inclement weather expected this weekend; street parking ban begins Saturday evening | Road construction alerts | 2026 Shredding Day dates have changed | Jobs
On Monday, August 1, 2022, the City of Cleveland Heights will launch its new Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program to give residents the opportunity to reduce the risks from vehicular traffic through their neighborhoods.
Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren announced today that the Ohio Arts Council (OAC) has awarded the City of Cleveland Heights $16,524 in grant funding to support the fantastic summer arts, music, theater, and dance programming at Cain Park.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio - This week, the Cleveland Heights Police Department (CHPD) will continue its summer activities to reduce traffic fatalities.
The Federal Bureau of Justice Assistance has awarded the City of Cleveland Heights $300,000 to help establish a youth violence prevention program in partnership with the Cleveland Peacemakers Alliance (CPA). For over a decade, CPA has operated...
Mayor Kahlil Seren introduced legislation before Cleveland Heights City Council to round the Climate Action Team he has been assembling at City Hall by contracting with Chicago-based Nutter Consulting to develop a Climate Action and Resiliency Plan...
After a thorough review of candidates, Mayor Kahlil Seren today announced he has selected former Cuyahoga County Administrator Danny R. Williams as Cleveland Heights’ next City Administrator. Mr. Williams is a Cleveland Heights resident with extensive...
Last night, at a Special City Council Meeting, Cleveland Heights City Council secured for itself its full-year budgeted funding while voting 6 to 1 to reject a standard, 12-month budget prepared by City staff and Mayor Kahlil Seren for all other...
Mayor Kahlil Seren announced that the City of Cleveland Heights has signed a sweeping ‘energy savings performance’ contract with Leopardo Energy that will produce $8 million in savings for the city by renovating four city facilities and replacing...
Mayor Kahlil Seren announced today that he will be recommending Dan Horrigan to the position of Cleveland Heights City Administrator at the December 16 City Council Meeting. Horrigan served as the Mayor of Akron for two terms...
Cleveland Heights is supporting businesses who want to recycle with the launch this week of a pilot business recycling program where recycling bins located in four of the city’s commercial districts will be available for use by any business located...
The City of Cleveland Heights has reached an agreement with Cleveland-based developer Sustainable Communities Associates to finance the redevelopment of the former Park Synagogue and its green space as an arts campus and residential village...
The City of Cleveland Heights has begun significant repairs and reconstruction to the Coventry Road parking garage, including resurfacing the top level of the parking deck, major structural repairs to the front stairwell, and a full replacement of...
The City of Cleveland Heights announces it will expand its municipal composting pilot program with the addition of a second food scrap drop-off location at the Noble Road Library. The City will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Noble Library...
The cities of Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights have engaged attorney Mark Wallach, of counsel with the law firm of McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co., LPA, to conduct a due diligence review of the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District’s...
The City of Cleveland Heights is proud to announce that Suzanne Conway, an experienced music, theater, and entertainment industry professional has accepted the position of General Manager at Cain Park.