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Council authorizes Ohio History Fund grant application for Shore Cultural Center restroom renovation
Summary
Council authorized submission of a grant application to the Ohio History Fund for up to $20,000 to rehabilitate restrooms at Shore Cultural Center, with a required match from CDBG funds.
Euclid City Council on Sept. 2 authorized the director of planning and development to apply for up to $20,000 from the Ohio History Fund to rehabilitate restroom facilities at the Shore Cultural Center (Resolution 092-25). The administration said the center is on the National Register of Historic Places and restroom fixtures are aged, making replacement and preservation challenging.
Project scope and funding: The proposed grant would focus on high-use restrooms — the southwest first-floor restrooms near the auditorium — and required matching funds would come from the city’s Community Development Block Grant allocation. The project must comply with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for rehabilitation because the building is historic.
Vote: Council approved the resolution by roll call.
Next steps: If funded, the administration will design ADA-compliant restroom improvements consistent with historic-preservation standards and use CDBG funds for the required match.
