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Parma Heights council approves three liquor licenses, grants mayoral reappointments; Planning Commission backs invisible‑fence restriction
Summary
Council approved liquor‑license applications for a new Cuisine of India restaurant, Cafe Blanc and The Club House Parma Heights, and granted advice and consent for multiple mayoral appointments. The Planning Commission recommended an ordinance change to prohibit invisible fences in front yards.
Parma Heights City Council voted to approve three liquor‑license applications at its Jan. 12 meeting after police review produced no objections.
Police Chief Greene reported no objection to the application for AKSHARDHAM 2025 LLC (Cuisine of India) at 6857 W. 130th Street; Council President Tom Rounds moved to approve and Councilwoman Lisa Maruschak seconded the motion. Clerk Barbara Allen called the roll and the motion carried.
Council members then approved similar motions to grant licenses to CAFE BLANC LLC at 6500 Pearl Road, Unit 103, and THE CLUB HOUSE, PARMA HEIGHTS LLC at 6365 Pearl Road after Chief Greene reported no objection for each application.
Separately, Mayor Gallo requested several appointments and reappointments to boards and commissions. Council voiced concurrence and the mayor received the council's advice and consent for reappointments to the Planning Commission, appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals and Civil Service Commission, and reappointments and appointments to the Recreation Commission. The minutes record that council members expressed no objections; a formal roll call with individual tallies for these consents was not specified in the record.
At the Jan. 5 Planning Commission meeting, the commission re‑elected Jim McCall as chair and approved proposed changes to Section 1193.01(i) of the Parma Heights Codified Ordinances concerning yard structures and landscape features. The recommended amendment would prohibit invisible fences in front yards; the commission forwarded the language to City Council for consideration.
The listed votes on the liquor licenses and the procedural confirmations are recorded in the council minutes.
