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Cumberland Pool opening delayed; city arranges temporary swimming options and updates splash pad plans
Summary
Cleveland Heights officials said Cumberland Pool repairs are delayed by wet weather and specialized work; the city secured temporary swim access in Shaker Heights and is negotiating with the school district, while Denison Park’s splash pad installation and a proposed equipment storage container remain under review.
Cleveland Heights — City officials on Tuesday described delays to Cumberland Pool repairs, laid out temporary arrangements for pass holders and provided an update on the Denison Park splash pad and related storage plans.
Mayor Khalil Sarin and Parks & Recreation Director Gonzalez told council the specialized repairs — including work on the pool’s scum gutter — require dry conditions and a contractor schedule that was pushed by wet May weather. Director Gonzalez said the contractor is Novak and Sons and that staff had hoped to complete the work earlier this spring but were delayed. "I will take accountability for it not opening on time," Gonzalez said. (Director Gonzalez)
The city now expects a delayed opening and has worked to secure temporary access for Cleveland Heights pass holders. Officials said efforts to use University…
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