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No. 36 Summer 2020 Ou r C om mu n it y Ne wslet ter
Enhancing Our City!
Revitalization of Southland Shopping Center
and the City’s Master Plan
Exciting Updates From
the Mayor and City Council. Smith Road - Existing Aerial View
Building a Strong Economy.
Investing in Our Southland District’s proposed new Main Street is lined with new buildings, a multi-purpose trail, outdoor cafes,
Neighborhoods.
and other amenities that promote a walkable and memorable experience.
The City of Middleburg Heights has completed a Southland Business District Redevelopment
Your City Website Planning Study to ensure the creation of a sustainable future for Southland Shopping Center.
Has a New Look and (Continued on back page)
User Experience!
The city website can be accessed
at the same URL:
Mayor Castelli on Moving
Forward Together.
www.middleburgheights.com.
Reflecting on the first half of 2020, In dealing with COVID-19 we positioned
I want to thank City Council and all the ourselves to be able to keep City projects
members of our community who have moving forward. This included instituting
helped Middleburg Heights emerge from virtual meetings for Boards, Commissions,
this challenging time stronger than ever. Our and City Council. This quick action allowed
priority has always been and will continue to the City to continue to review proposed
be the safety and well-being of the residents projects to assure minimal interruptions
and businesses of our community. in planning and construction schedules.
In addition, we continued to focus on the
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From the Mayor
Mayor Castelli on Moving
Forward Together.
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Car Wash in Northeast Ohio. This project also includes
the future construction of a new commercial building
importance of the City’s infrastructure and move at the rear of the property. This redevelopment project
forward with projects pertinent to the City’s will reflect an $18 million investment in the City.
growth. Construction is nearing completion on a new building
We have begun the process to produce a at the corner of Bagley and Engle Roads, which will house
comprehensive Master Plan for the City. an IHOP, Jersey Mike’s Subs, and Tropical Smoothie Café.
Middleburg Heights obtained funding through Mothers across the area are increasingly choosing to
a grant from the Cuyahoga County Planning deliver their babies at Southwest General, so the hospital
Commission for this Master Plan project. The is making a significant investment to bring new Level
last comprehensive Master Plan for the City was 2 Neonatal Intensive Care and Maternity services to its
completed in 1970. Through the comprehensive Middleburg Heights main campus. Southwest General is
Master Plan process, the City will inventory known for its high-quality care, and this upgrade in care
existing conditions, outline a vision for the future, for mothers and babies will support women across the
and formulate an action plan to achieve that region, close to home. Stay tuned for more details.
vision. The new comprehensive Master Plan will
With the idea in mind of moving the City forward, we
look at all aspects of the City in both commercial
began focusing on the Southland area. It was time to
and residential areas. The Master Plan is expected
reimagine this 1950s shopping center and transform
to be completed within two years. During the
Mayor Matthew J. Castelli it into a 21st-century mixed-use shopping district.We
process, residents as well as business and civic
brought in a City Planner who was able to articulate this
leaders, will be engaged to ensure that the plan
vision for the transformation of the Southland Business
includes feedback from all constituents of the community. As part of this project, the
District into an engaging new destination. The location
City has contracted with a planning and zoning expert to review and modernize the City’s
of Southland Shopping Center creates an opportunity for
outdated zoning codes.
a refreshed mixed-use district that connects to the larger
I am extremely proud to announce that this year’s street repair program is one of the Middleburg Heights community and encourages new
largest in the City’s history and, despite the shutdown, is moving forward as scheduled. economic growth.
The 2020 street repair program is a combination of reconstruction of main arteries
If you haven’t had the opportunity yet, please visit our
throughout the city like Pearl Road and Sprague Road and resurfacing and reconstruction
new City website at www.middleburgheights.com. We’ve
of several neighborhood streets. For further details, please see the Investing in Our
updated the website with a more user-friendly, inviting
Neighborhoods article in this newsletter.
design that puts essential resident services and pertinent
As many residents are aware, the flooding issues of the past continue to be a challenge information on the home page.
as we experienced an unprecedented number of heavy rain events this Spring. I want to
assure you that City Council and I have been working
diligently to address the flooding issues throughout the
City. We have worked closely with the Northeast Ohio
Regional Sewer District, and they have agreed to fund
the construction of detention basins in the Big Creek
Parkway area. The City has also hired an engineering
firm with specific expertise in stormwater flooding to
study all of the City’s chronic flooding areas so that we
will be able to, once and for all, provide solutions to
the flooding problems for our residents.
With continued economic growth comes construction.
Work is underway on the Sapphire Corporate Center,
a new 300,000 square foot industrial building Sapphire Corporate Center Rendering
just north of Fat Head’s brewery along Interstate 71. The Sapphire Corporate Center
reflects an investment of over $20 million and is expected to bring at least 200 new As gathering restrictions begin to subside, we look forward
jobs and approximately $7 million of payroll to Middleburg Heights. The former to being able to once again plan fun, family-friendly
Gene Norris dealership and Sunnyside Collision Center building on Bagley Road has events, where we can come together as a community
been demolished to make way for a new Raising Cane’s and the first CLEan Express safely!
Proudly Serving Building a Strong Economy.
for 75 Years. Construction is underway
With a modest entry into a logbook on on the Sapphire Corporate
September 24, 1945, then Fire Chief Carl S. Center, a new 300,000 square
Bates unknowingly launched a legacy of service foot industrial building just
to the community of Middleburg Heights. north of Fat Head’s along
The following year our primarily volunteer Interstate 71. Phase One of
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department responded to 17 fire-related the building is expected to
incidents. be completed this fall.
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The former Gene Norris
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dealership and Sunnyside
Collision Center building
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way for a new Raising
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Top: Raising Cane’s Rendering
Express Car Wash in Northeast Ohio.
Bottom: CLEan Express Car Wash Rendering
The plans also include the installation
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The Fire Department will change
of a new traffic signal at the Bagley Road
its logo in celebration of their 75th confident that Middleburg Heights is a
anniversary. This will be the fourth entrance to the property which will also
desirable location to grow, expand and
patch in department history. serve A. Ripepi & Sons Funeral Home.
thrive.
This project is part of the comprehensive
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Today, the Middleburg Heights Fire redevelopment of adjacent commercial Medina Creative Housing has begun
property including, the former Kmart
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Department is a modern career fire department construction on a residential development
staffed by twenty-seven firefighter/paramedics location at the corner of Bagley and designed for individuals with disabilities
and two administrative staff members. As one Engle Roads. Fin Feather Fur Outfitters
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at the site of the recently-demolished
of the busiest fire stations in Cuyahoga County, has renewed its lease and will expand YWCA building at 6981 Smith Road.
the department responds to over 3,400 runs to double its current size. In total, the Phase One of this project will consist
annually. Over 80% of annual runs are medical redevelopment project will reflect an
type emergencies with the remaining 20% of two buildings for a total of 16 single
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$18 million investment in Middleburg housing units. The introduction of
being fire, rescue, technical, and service-related.
Heights and bring at least 70 jobs to housing into the Southland business
The Middleburg Heights Fire Department
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the City. district will facilitate its continued
also performs fire safety inspections, fire safety
education and offers the community CPR, Construction is progressing at the viability while allowing residents to
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AED, and fire extinguisher training. new 7,800 square-foot building near capitalize on its many conveniences.
The Middleburg Heights Fire Department the corner of Bagley and Engle Roads.
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further serves and protects the community The new building will house three
through a regional collaborative effort referred new restaurants including IHOP, Jersey
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to as the Southwest Emergency Response Team Mike’s Subs and Tropical Smoothie Cafe.
(SERT). The SERT Team is composed of 21 The robust amount of development
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local communities and is designed to address activity and continued investment
specialty type incidents such as hazardous demonstrates that businesses are
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materials, water rescue, rope rescue, trench
rescue, and arson investigation. As part of this
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regional collaborative seven Middleburg Heights
Firefighters receive specialized training in their
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respective discipline and take part in additional
training and responses within the region.
While the fire department’s structure and
responsibilities have dramatically changed over
75 years, one aspect has simply not changed. It
has been our pleasure to serve the community
for 75 years and we look forward to proudly
serving the community for another 75 years
to come!
New Multi Restaurant Building at Bagley and Engle Roads
Cit y Council Repor t
President of Council is not immune to the challenges. Mayor Castelli As always, if you have ANY questions or concerns,
David Bortolotto and all of City Council have been making necessary please call me at the cell number listed or email me
[216] 571-3641 decisions – not at all easy decisions, but necessary at ward2councilmanmcgregor@gmail.com. If I do
to keep our duty of fiscal responsibility at the not answer my phone, PLEASE leave me a detailed
I’ve been so concerned that
forefront. I have learned so much and continue to message and I will call you back. Thank you again
you, and your loved ones, have
learn every day on how best to represent all of you for your support.
been well. Be assured that City
as one of your Councilmen at Large. My phone
Council has been hard at work,
is always on – please do not hesitate to reach out
along with the administration, to maintain our Ward 3 Councilman
to me should you have any questions or need
city services and safety forces during this historic
help with any issues that may arise. Be Safe and
Michael Ference
pandemic time. Thank you to the city employees [216] 433-1059
Be Healthy!
for all of their efforts. As Finance Committee
In 2020, residents of Ward 3 have
Chairman, I can report that a five-year $9M capital
been hit particularly hard with
improvement and infrastructure plan, of street Ward 1 Councilman flooding problems in addition
projects and updating/repair of the community Bill Meany to the pandemic and related
pool, is well underway. There will be a future [216] 789-3709 economic hardships. The City Administration in
expansion of our senior programs, as permitted.
I am urging all Middleburg conjunction with City Council continues to work
Despite the economic challenges of our region we
Heights residents and businesses on plans to help individual residents as well as
still have much to be grateful for as new buildings,
to sign up for the Code Red addressing the problem on an infrastructural level.
UPS expansion, new restaurants, along with some
Emergency Notification System. Code Red is part of The flooding problems have the attention of both
aggressive solutions to solve flooding issues in our
Cuyahoga County’s Ready Notify mass notification the Administration and City Council. As your City
city! I am very disappointed that the Coronavirus
system. It is used by Cuyahoga County, Middleburg Council representative for Ward 3, I continue to
threat has caused many cancellations that have
Heights, and other participating communities to ask residents to share information with me about
always offered us time to interact with each other.
issue emergency and weather events information to flooding so that I can continue to relay to the
I am here for any concerns you may ever have.
the public. Residents and businesses with cell phones proper departments. Together, we can continue to
and digital lines must sign up to receive alerts. If a work on solutions and I thank the many residents
Councilman at Large resident would like important community messages, who have contacted me already. We have exciting
Tim Ali they need to sign up for the community notifications news affecting Ward 3 about the revitalization of
[440] 537-3737 under Code Red. Participation in the program is our “Southland District.” More information will be
voluntary. Code Red Program takes security and forthcoming. We are considering the best options
It is our priority to resolve the
privacy concerns very seriously. The program will available to our residents for trash collection that
flooding issues in our City. We
not release any participant’s supplied data to third is both cost-saving and efficient. We will invest
know it has been challenging with
parties. Participants can access the application and your hard-earned taxpayer dollars carefully for the
the recent heavy rain events, and I
information for Code Red via the City’s webpage best service for all residents. It is my honor to serve
want to assure you the City is committed to solving
at Middleburgheights.com. If for some reason as your City Councilman.
all city-wide flooding issues. The City has hired an
engineering firm with stormwater flooding expertise residents or businesses are having difficulty accessing
to study all the flooding areas in the City with the the webpage, you can call the Middleburg Heights Ward 4 Councilman
Fire Department non-emergency phone line during
intent of providing possible solutions for all areas. John Grech
I am proud to report that the economic growth business hours at (440) 243-1313 for assistance.
[440] 243-6486
in our City continues. Work has begun on a new
I hope this newsletter finds
300,000 square foot building along Interstate 71, Ward 2 Councilman everyone doing well. Amidst
Medina Creative Housing has started construction
Matthew G. McGregor the past few months, there have
on a residential development for residents with
[216] 407-6366 been many changes to adjust to.
disabilities on Smith Road and ground has been
This summer, the City of I believe our community has responded well to
cleared on Bagley Road for a Raising Cane’s and the
Middleburg Heights will continue these changes in the current environment. I have
first CLEan Express Car Wash in Northeast Ohio,
to have major construction work been especially delighted to see the abundance of
just to name a few. Have a safe and healthy summer
done on several of our streets. signs placed in many front yards acknowledging
and please call me with any questions or concerns.
Sprague Road and Pearl Road currently have road graduations and other forms of appreciation. I have
work underway. Please be patient and slow down also been pleased to hear of some great stories of
Councilman at Large in construction zones. Please try to avoid using side fellow residents helping each other even more so
Dan Sage streets as a cut-through. If you do use side streets, than usual lately and I encourage all of us to continue
[440] 669-0740 please drive slow through the neighborhoods. to assist our neighbors when needed. Witnessing the
Starting June 1, 2020, the City of Middleburg positivity prevalent throughout our city exemplifies
My prayer is that this newsletter
Heights Service Center dumpsters will be open why Middleburg Heights is a great place to live. I
finds you and yours well and
to residents (proper ID required) Wednesday and look forward to seeing many of you throughout
safe! This year has been quite a
Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the 2nd and the neighborhood in the weeks and months ahead.
challenge for so many of us in
4th Saturday every month through October from As always, please feel free to contact me if I can be
our community. From the strains of quarantine
8 a.m. to noon. Finally, if you have a chance, please of service to you or your family. Have a safe and
and social distancing due to COVID-19 to the
check out the city website for news and events. enjoyable summer!
unprecedented flooding events – 2020 is certainly
one for the ages! The City of Middleburg Heights You will find many useful links on the city website.
Investing in Our Neighborhoods.
Middleburg Heights 2020 Road Construction Projects concrete repairs and an asphalt overlay. The concrete road section of
Middlebrook Boulevard from Ramona Drive to Humphrey Road
Mayor Castelli and City Council understand that maintaining our
will be entirely reconstructed. The asphalt portion of Middlebrook
roads is a top priority and that is the reason the 2020 Street Repair
from Humphrey Road to Smith Road will receive a new asphalt
Program is one of the largest road repair programs in the history of
overlay. The project will begin in July 2020. Newton Road from
Middleburg Heights.
Elmdale to Fairweather will have concrete road repairs and an
The 2020 road repair projects include the complete reconstruction asphalt overlay. Parklawn Drive from Packard to Big Creek Parkway
of Pearl Road, including base repair, new asphalt pavement, and the will have concrete repairs and an asphalt overlay. Plans are being
installation of concrete sidewalks. Estimated completion is sometime finalized for additional road work for later this year.
mid-September 2020. The Sprague Road widening project from
Webster Road to West 130th Street is moving along. The existing Recreation Department Updates
road is being removed and The indoor pool is receiving a much-needed facelift due to facilities
a new widened concrete and equipment being near or at the end of life. Major improvements
roadway will be installed, include replacement of the skylights and the dehumidification
with two lanes and a turning equipment. Also, a new custom slide, spiral stair tower, and a custom
lane. Improvements include pool play feature will be installed. The indoor pool will be closed
new curbs, catch basins, during the renovation but is expected to reopen sometime in late
concrete walks, and a water fall 2020.
main replacement. Estimated
completion is late fall 2020. The City of Middleburg Heights was awarded a grant from Cuyahoga
Phase One of Pearl Road Completed
County in the amount of $50,000 for the construction of two new
Bartholomew Drive from Pawnee Trail to Bagley Road is being pavilions at the Middleburg Heights municipal campus. The two
entirely reconstructed. The project should be complete by August new pavilions will be larger in size and will be ADA compliant. We
2020. Byron Boulevard from the cul-de-sac to Klein Drive will have estimate the pavilions will be completed in the coming weeks.
Project Updates Coming to
City Website This Fall!
The City Is Committed
Former Library to Community Policing.
Adaptive re-use of the old library to the new police station,
Mayor Castelli and Police Chief Ed Tomba are committed to
at a fraction of the cost of building new.
providing quality, bias-free law enforcement services in our
Central Park City through community engagement and the philosophy of
community policing. The City is proud to share with our residents
Coordinating with the Cleveland Metroparks to create a and businesses that as of February 2020, the Middleburg Heights
gathering place with an amphitheater and water feature. Police Department has achieved certification of all standards set
forth by the Ohio Collaborative which was put in place as a result
Senior Programming
of several high-profile use-of-force incidents in the State of Ohio
Creating new programs and social experiences for today’s and around the Nation. Its mission
seniors. is to provide standards and guidance
to law enforcement to ease tensions
Upcoming Events. between communities and the police
that serve them. These standards
Flags of Honor were set forth by a diverse group of
Tentatively scheduled for August 28 - 30. law enforcement officials, academia,
and community and faith-based
Fall Festival leaders throughout the State of Ohio.
Last year’s Fall Festival was a huge success. For further information regarding
We are currently reviewing gathering the Ohio Collaborative, and to
restrictions and paying close attention to access the Law Enforcement Certification 2020 Public Report,
the status of COVID-19 to determine if please visit https://www.ocjs.ohio.gov/ohiocollaborative/.
this popular get together can be a reality
this Fall.
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Enhancing Our City!
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The planning study identified the following goals for the through recreational trails, public spaces and a new mixed-use
redevelopment of the Southland Business District: district. By reimagining this site into a trend-setting destination,
• Supporting increased pedestrian and bicycle access the City of Middleburg Heights can launch itself into a thriving
future and provide a transformative new community hub.
• Right-sizing parking and green space areas
• Building a mixture of uses into sites City’s Master Plan and Zoning
• Orienting buildings along main streets Middleburg Heights has begun the process to produce a
• Incorporating open spaces for people comprehensive Master Plan. The City also plans a review of
An important element of the proposed Southland redevelopment its zoning codes, as well as its zoning districts, to ensure the
is the establishment of a distinct Main Street that runs through City remains relevant and competitive with other progressive
the district. Smith Road has the ability to serve as this new Main communities. The last comprehensive Master Plan for the City was
Street. The creation of frontage outparcel buildings on existing completed in 1970.
retail sites can change the nature of this corridor. The character
of the roadway is dramatically changed to accommodate a center
median, on-street parking, a multi-purpose path system, and new
pedestrian spaces. Front doors line the street, adding vitality. New
buildings along the street and lower traffic volumes will allow
Smith Road to take a lead role in revitalizing the district. The
new main street concept will encourage pedestrian activity and
help to activate the street while creating both physical and visual
orientations and connections.
The future of Southland Shopping Center is one that is exciting,
refreshing and inspiring. It is a place that brings people together
City Services City Services
challenges. Mayor Castelli
have been making necessary
As always, if you have ANY questions or concerns,
please call me at the cell number listed or email me
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ward2councilmanmcgregor@gmail.com. If I do
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roads is a top priority and that is the reason the 2020 Street Repair
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Animal Control: [440] 243-1234 Days/Hours:
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Ward 3 Councilman Effective June 1, 2020, the trash dumpsters
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Fire: Michael Ference will be open on
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projectsandinclude
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at may arise. Be Safe and
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Emergencies: 911 of Pearl Road, including base repair,and
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the 2nd new4thasphalt pavement, and the
Alternate Emergency
In 2020,Number:
residents of Ward 3 have Saturday every month through October
installation of concrete sidewalks. Estimated completion is sometime
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been hit particularly hard with from 8 a.m. to noon. (Subject to change)
mid-September 2020. The Sprague Road widening project from
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I hope this newsletter finds
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everyone doing well. Amidst
Monday morning. It can also be set out Fall:
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Independence Day Christmas Day
to assist our neighbors when needed. Witnessing the Tentatively scheduled for August 28 - 30.
the City of Middleburg positivity prevalent throughout our city exemplifies Fall:
why Middleburg Heights is a great place to live. I
Fall Festival
Saturday, October 17, 2020,
dumpsters will be open
required) Wednesday and look forward to seeing many of you throughout Last year’s
9 a.m. Fall
- 12 Festival was a huge success.
p.m.
3 p.m. and the 2nd and the neighborhood in the weeks and months ahead. We are currently reviewing gathering
nth through October from As always, please feel free to contact me if I can be restrictions and paying close attention to
f you have a chance, please of service to you or your family. Have a safe and the
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site for news and events. enjoyable summer! this popular get together can be
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www.middleburgheights.com.
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