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The administration said the existing vendor relationship has stretched more than a decade and the vendor transitioned its product from a desktop client to a cloud/web version. The scope includes data migration, setup and two years of annual fees and support. Staff estimated the total cost around $300,000; Councilman Casey proposed an amendment to specify a \"not to exceed $300,000\" cap in Section 3, which the committee approved. Administration said if costs exceed that cap, they will return to council.

The ordinance passed as amended. The administration said the vendor has supported the city’s fleet operations for roughly 15–20 years and the new cloud version is the current industry standard for data and parts management.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Municipal Services and Properties Committee, March 18, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The committee authorized a two-year contract to migrate the Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance from a legacy, client-based inventory system to a web-based platform managed by Fastener Asset Solutions, approving a not-to-exceed amendment of $300,000.","taxTitle","Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio","taxId",2662,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6124823,"Committee approves consultant authority for phased rehabilitation of Carter Road lift bridge; state grant covers part of phase 1",539,1774000,2313000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2679409-b0b20f3b66fe5dc33e96bc589b76784b&start=1774&end=2313","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2679409-b0b20f3b66fe5dc33e96bc589b76784b/thumbnail_1774000.jpg","/articles/6124823/Cleveland/Cuyahoga-County/Ohio/Committee-approves-consultant-authority-for-phased-rehabilitation-of-Carter-Road-lift-bridge-state-grant-covers-part-of-phase-1","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6124823-c49ec527f56e675c05582f04bd71ec03/orig.mp4?Expires=1771161021&Signature=gUuXDyNN4irKTi9F4C05ik1H0XN~-JZDLSQYZNjgpT02iAStKkbeJbcKXlsJLo8~U-BJnYFJg5HaaT2uIHoUBNuLyTYo~c7nMAVSbMk3xdHyiox~zvROflVdniNa4S5mlQEu8ZoQ7Y8-QvhM9BBSr7QR-OFMpT4zSChZI5xZytynktLazhqBTzkPBC4pqXoa-US0msmjfoquU8eWv6qwDjE2Vi-QQ-pngAQtYUUjQz34Ay6r2ovPCbk~1YNq~~6Fp~3cayNx1o2bH57Fmu8JK~7A4nYNUNaV9rfZcwM22i75NsSHVOMuXFWFguAXdud8KlYv1vHClST2OfwcqSFgCg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The committee approved an emergency ordinance (1782025) authorizing the director of capital projects to retain consultants to design and manage rehabilitation of the Carter Road lift bridge and to pursue additional gifts, grants or loans.

City staff told the committee the administration received a $20 million state grant from the Ohio local major bridge project fund toward the bridge work; the grant alone does not cover a full rehabilitation. Staff said the contract authorized by the ordinance will let the city split the work into phases, seek additional grants, and plan construction. The schedule presented for phase 1 construction runs from July 2027 to December 2029.

Committee members pressed the administration for funding details. The director said the administration expects to sell $1.5 million in 2025 capital bonds and will seek additional state and other grant funding; the total project cost remains unknown and the consultant will help define the overall scope and cost. Councilman Casey made and the committee approved an amendment that narrowed Section 3’s funding language so it would not allow the director to pull costs “from any and all other funds” without limitation; the amendment was accepted by administration staff.

The committee approved the ordinance as amended. Staff said rehabilitation timing follows typical major lift-bridge cycles (roughly every 25 years) and the consultant will finalize phasing and funding strategy.","The committee authorized hiring consultants to design and phase repairs on the Carter Road lift bridge after the city received a $20 million state grant; the ordinance allows the city to seek additional funding and the committee amended language to limit use of unspecified 'any and all other funds.'",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6124829,"Committee approves artist awards for Clark and Sterling recreation centers and Fire Station 26",782,952000,1734000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2679409-b0b20f3b66fe5dc33e96bc589b76784b&start=952&end=1734","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2679409-b0b20f3b66fe5dc33e96bc589b76784b/thumbnail_952000.jpg","/articles/6124829/Cleveland/Cuyahoga-County/Ohio/Committee-approves-artist-awards-for-Clark-and-Sterling-recreation-centers-and-Fire-Station-26","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6124829-f5cd3da454ee0435c452e064ef027a1d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771161021&Signature=AzUq6rD0Sjz~Hxhx1gu2iISuBRkhT6iQEFV~Ipx8yYba9Ty5wfYTMIxGg8~0jHjHkZT1I9SFFqgNRPJuI6TtoA17kwge5CR~kEbiKrD0dT9fYOYl1CNtGk5WXI1IoKSnf-Td8XeU6fuJLSqhnwX8De19h3pYv5Qo-tnxCcZKazBTV8Dt2iJAySS6L1Li79VAh1MRolwqacabTqGkUpTjEndwsTSiErnwCeUK2Iv0PEx4KzEAtA77pLwXW-9GmvzdzvROHPCNrD3Ov4yqv2zpmDl-ubzbNnH-Z7mfrlHqa0g5fNq9uoxPwMMK1u5W7sXmOe1Ko1w7pnEbfAXAyIB0FA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The committee approved an emergency ordinance (1572025) authorizing the director of capital projects or city planning to contract with three artist studios to design and install public artwork at three city capital projects.

The ordinance awards Sabona Studios LLC $80,000 to produce an installation at Clark Recreation Center; Lauren HB Studio $87,813 for Sterling Recreation Center; and Kessler Studio LLC $148,000 for the new Fire Station 26 on Kinsman Road. The administration said the awards come from a public-art program established in 1976 that sets aside 1.5% of certain capital project costs for art. The artists were selected through a request-for-proposal and interview process managed by the city’s public art committee.

Jay Raschenbach, who chairs the public art committee, described the selection and budgeting process: the city provides a budget and artists design to that budget; artists submit an itemized budget showing artist fee, fabrication, shipping and installation costs. \"We give them a budget and they design to the budget,\" Raschenbach said. The administration noted the artworks are not yet designed; designs will undergo review by the public art committee and planning commission, and the ordinance authorizes contracting for the professional services necessary to complete the projects.

Council members asked about community input and ward-level participation. The administration said council members are offered the opportunity to appoint ad hoc community members to the public art committee for site-specific reviews; council President Blaine was explicitly offered that option for the Fire Station 26 site. Committee members also asked for the list of applicants; administration committed to provide the submissions to council.

The ordinance was approved by the committee.","The committee authorized contracts to three artists/studios to create public artworks for two renovated recreation centers and a new fire station, approving awards set from a 1.5% public-art allocation tied to capital construction costs.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6124834,"Committee approves intent-to-vacate resolutions for sections of Hancock Avenue and East 70th area",221,623000,844000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2679409-b0b20f3b66fe5dc33e96bc589b76784b&start=623&end=844","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2679409-b0b20f3b66fe5dc33e96bc589b76784b/thumbnail_623000.jpg","/articles/6124834/Cleveland/Cuyahoga-County/Ohio/Committee-approves-intent-to-vacate-resolutions-for-sections-of-Hancock-Avenue-and-East-70th-area","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6124834-8eb99e9ad8fd306c78cd057a7a1366dc/orig.mp4?Expires=1771161021&Signature=OXYM8Sh9qpxPkYoy1k0ntxfVPze8ZQNFNm6mFvZjpK8X3Z2bari4aWRYUkspuARYn-4RqvaCBaFLgH-SqOWarU-Cv4wPySMU8CeEoETEmD0z~~mF7OOW-mCbrBF5wVgGHOro62lpToJ1YWY2V-YRoSNt~qWkaC5xffIGb8wj5QhXRGQdTiekMRgmGcCuaHDSu25t8d3wEFNPgvrx-vjwvHuPTBOdLPSUi~SCf~jIXg8R5ab6dlU8X~oXe28cwB4alV1oPVofT~0VHt5lIdjz~n85iZ9OiUssDt5saIieAcm~UKq5ebS7nSaiNAwp~yz-L4T3XdxpZRrtlIuHR6Xi5w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Municipal Service and Properties Committee approved four emergency resolutions on March 18 declaring the city’s intent to vacate parcels of public right-of-way for upcoming development and land assembly.

The most immediate item, Resolution 3012025, covers a portion of Hancock Avenue adjacent to West 20 Sixth Street and West 20 Eighth Street that the administration said is needed \"to accommodate a new multifamily housing development\" to be built by Places Development LLC. The director described the vote as the first step in a three-step legal process to vacate a roadway; Councilman McCormick signaled his support before the committee approved the resolution and directed signatures.

Three additional resolutions in the same meeting — identified by the committee as 32025, 2992025 and 2982025 — begin the vacation process for public-rights-of-way in the East 70th/Opportunity Corridor area. The Department of Economic Development requested the vacations to consolidate parcels on the former police headquarters site for future economic development. The committee noted the East 70th segments lie between Grand Avenue and Opportunity Corridor Boulevard; one of the streets was described as a \"paper street\" that currently has no asphalt.

Each resolution was considered an intent-to-vacate measure only; committee members and the director repeatedly characterized this meeting’s action as the initial, non-final step in the statutory three-step vacation procedure. No final transfers or conveyances were completed at the March 18 hearing.

Votes at the meeting were recorded as approvals for each listed resolution and the chair directed committee signatures for the ordinances in series.

The administration said affected parties and the public will be notified as the process moves to subsequent steps required by municipal code before any permanent transfer or disposal of public right-of-way occurs.","The committee approved emergency resolutions to begin the three-step street vacation process for a portion of Hancock Avenue to accommodate a multifamily project and three connected streets in the East 70th/Opportunity Corridor area for future economic development assemblage.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee approves web-based fleet inventory upgrade with vendor Fastener Asset Solutions

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Committee approves artist awards for Clark and Sterling recreation centers and Fire Station 26

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