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Parma Heights secures playground grant, outlines event plans and water-line work; county DD updates local services
Summary
City leaders announced a NatureWorks grant for a Commons playground with an estimated local match, described plans for Parma Heights Frights (expected ~3,500 attendees) and listed Cleveland Water lining projects for several streets; Melanie Rak of the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities told council the board served 234 Parma Heights residents last year.
Parma Heights officials told council on Oct. 27 that a NatureWorks grant has been awarded to update the Commons playground, outlined plans for the city's fall events and publicized planned Cleveland Water service-line replacements in several neighborhoods.
Recreation Director Sedlak said the city expects about 3,500 people at Parma Heights Frights on Nov. 1, a rain-or-shine event that will include a live band, several food trucks, 30 pop-up vendors and nine touch-a-trucks. "We are expecting 3,500 people," Sedlak said, and she described parking plans that place handicap parking by the…
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