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Council authorizes up to $24,000 for restroom accessibility design at Summit View Drive facility

5515272 · July 31, 2025
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Summary

Council passed ordinance 37-2025 to award Osborne Engineering an amount not to exceed $24,000 to design accessibility upgrades to restrooms at a city facility on Summit View Drive; ordinance adopted as an emergency measure.

The City Council on July 29 authorized the mayor to enter into an agreement with Osborne Engineering of Cleveland for up to $24,000 to provide architectural design and engineering services for a restroom-accessibility renovation at 7325 Summit View Drive. Council adopted ordinance 37-2025 as an emergency measure.

Councilman Morrow moved to suspend the rules and read the ordinance by title only; the motion carried and the council approved the emergency clause and final passage. The ordinance directs the mayor to execute the agreement and declares the emergency so design work can begin.

Why it matters: The contract funds professional design work to ensure the city facility complies with accessibility requirements and improves public access. Council directed staff to proceed and report back on schedule and bidding for construction.