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City of Euclid Job Posting Job Title: Zoning Coordinator Job Summary: Responsible for the enforcement of the zoning and exterior commercial maintenance codes of the City of Euclid. Work under the general supervision of the Planning and Zoning Commissioner. Job Duties: Enforce the City's zoning and exterior commercial maintenance codes. Inform, educate and collaborate with City staff, Council members, residents,\business owners and others regarding City and State code, procedures, and options. Collect, verify and enter data on properties as needed. Issue violation correction notices to responsible parties in cases of noncompliance. Maintain case records and perform follow-up actions on cases as needed. Testify in court as a prosecution witness. Attend Planning and Zoning Commission, Architectural Review Board and other meetings as needed. Perform other related duties as required. Requirements: High school diploma and relevant municipal zoning and/or building code enforcement experience, or, significant college work toward a degree in urban studies, engineering, architecture or public administration. Good written and verbal communication skills, demonstrated experience in computer literacy, and ability to express and exchange technical information accurately are a must. Valid driver's license required. Applications can obtained from the Receptionist or online; resume and cover letter can be submitted online to [email protected]. Part Time Pay Rate $11.38 - $17.20/hour

On a related note, my wife and I took a road trip via US42 a couple of weeks ago. We started at the corner of West 25th and Detroit Avenue and head south to its southern terminus in Louisville, Kentucky. Took about 11 hours (vs the 4+ hours on the way back via I71)

On to something worth discussing (IMO): Zimmer likely out for the rest of the season due to his broken left hand

Game on! Cavs announce Quicken Loans transformation will go forward The Cleveland Cavaliers announced Wednesday that the $140 million transformation of Quicken Loans Arena will go forward. The announcement occurred a little more than a week after Cavs owner Dan Gilbert said he was withdrawing from the project. The project was revived on Aug. 31 after opponents to Cleveland providing funding for the project withdrew referendum petitions that would have required a vote on the issue. The Cavs said they would reconsider the decision to pull out of the deal to renovate Quicken Loans Arena now that referendum petitions have been withdrawn. Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson and Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish issued statements of support. Jackson said: "Throughout the process, my support for this agreement never wavered," Jackson said. My efforts have always been to create vibrant neighborhoods and a vibrant downtown. I've said it before -this deal is one of the best I've seen because it provides opportunities for all of Cleveland. Those who demonized this process were shortsighted, and I encourage them to ask themselves what they can do for the future of this city. Strong leadership requires doing the right thing, not just saying what you think people want to hear. http://www.cleveland.com/cuyahoga-county/index.ssf/2017/09/game_on_cavs_announce_quicken_loans_transformation_will_go_forward.html

They're regional and coded by the airport they serve. Randall Park will likely be coded something like CLE1. The ones in Columbus are coded CMH1 and 2. The existing Amazon Flex facility in operation on Bluestone Boulevard in Euclid is CLE1

I was wondering why I saw the hospital staff parking sign in the Joe's and Our Lady parking lots last week

Official Groundbreaking of Asian Highlands at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo! You're invited as Cleveland Metroparks Zoo breaks ground on a new global destination area of the Zoo, establishing a new home for the snow leopards, red pandas, Amur leopard, and takin. The exhibit, set to open in June 2018, will provide an expansive, complex space for the animals that offers increased enrichment opportunities. Guests will experience an immersive environment that fosters connections with the animals, inspiring them to be part of the Zoo's conservation community. When: Thursday, August 17 at 11 a.m. Where: Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, 3900 Wildlife Way, Cleveland OH The groundbreaking will take place near Wolf Lodge. For those who require it, transportation will be available from the main entrance of the Zoo. Media is invited to shoot photos and video at the site of the new exhibit, as well as view a virtual fly through video of the exhibit!

Good timing, too. Miller was just placed on the 10-day dl for tendonitis - the rest will do him well

You will have to pay their subscription fee to continue using PB. I suggest using Flickr for future pics sharing. I've been using them for years with no problem

^As you should. It is unnatural - that is, it is the rarest color in nature: animals, plants (except for those genetically modified), etc

Cedar Point's former Mean Streak coaster gets taller, wilder; new name to come By Susan Glaser Cedar Point's newest roller coaster will debut in spring 2018, a remake of the wooden giant Mean Streak, which is getting a new steel track, a higher first hill and at least three inversions. Cedar Point held a hard-hat tour of the construction site at the back of the park for members of the media Tuesday morning. Although officials released few details of the new ride - we don't yet know what it will be called - some key features were readily apparent: * The new coaster will feature a first hill considerably higher than Mean Streak's 161-foot top drop. Scott Short, with the American Coaster Enthusiasts, eyeballed the hill - still under construction - at higher than 200 feet. * The first hill looks to have a near-vertical drop, according to steel beams mounted on the coaster's wood frame. * At least three inversions are being added in the remake. Mean Streak didn't flip riders upside down at all. MORE: http://www.cleveland.com/travel/index.ssf/2017/07/cedar_points_former_mean_strea.html

Billups withdraws from consideration

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That US v Mex game was pretty intense. One of the more physical games I've seen in several years (not that I watch all of them)

I wish they posted minutes and vote results of BZA meetings, as well as design review, CPC, and landmark meetings Public Records Request

I don't think Collision Bend (old Watermark) is open to the public yet, but they did have some sort of event going on last week. Lots of people were inside

Planning and Zoning Commission approved (4-0, one member absent) to recommend the rezoning of Euclid Square Mall properties. Next up, Council for three readings and Architectural Review Board

Euclid Square Mall, now dead, could be demolished for massive industrial project By Michelle Jarboe Another dead Northeast Ohio mall could be bulldozed for an industrial project, under plans being floated by an Atlanta-area developer that has constructed sprawling distribution centers for Amazon.com and other retail behemoths. On Tuesday, Euclid's Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a request to rezone a 66-acre site, spanning Euclid Square Mall and a few adjacent parcels, from retail to industrial use. Documents filed with the city identify Seefried Industrial Properties, Inc., of Georgia as the potential buyer of the properties. And those documents show that Seefried wants to construct a massive building - 650,000 to 1 million square feet - where the vacant mall now stands. MORE: http://realestate.cleveland.com/realestate-news/2017/05/euclid_square_mall_now_dead_co.html

Wrong side of town

Planning and Zoning Commission meeting agenda: https://goo.gl/xzHAcV

Myles Garrett will be the Browns pick at No. 1, multiple sources say By Mary Kay Cabot With the NFL draft just hours away, Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett will be the Browns' No. 1 pick, multiple league sources tell cleveland.com. MORE: http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2017/04/myles_garrett_will_be_the_brow.html#incart_2box

Meanwhile... down on the farm:

Well, someone did file for next month's Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on May 9. So, I suppose it is public record... if only someone where to submit a public records request to the City

Oh, I wouldn't worry about that old mall very much. It has been officially condemned and has been completely vacated. All of the churches that were there are gone. All of this is about to change very soon though and it will include a complete remake of about 65 acres of the site into something pretty awesome.