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Cleveland council approves FY2027 budget, 2026 tax rate and multiple zoning measures on unanimous consent
Summary
On June 8, 2026 the Cleveland City Council approved the FY2027 budget (Ordinance 2026-17), adopted the 2026 tax rate (Ordinance 2026-18) and passed a slate of zoning ordinances as part of a consent agenda that passed 6-0.
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The Cleveland City Council approved its FY2027 budget and adopted the 2026 tax rate as part of a broader consent agenda during its June 8 meeting.
The motion to approve the consent agenda passed on a roll-call vote of 6-0. The consent package included final passage of Ordinance 2026-17 (Adopting the FY2027 Budget and updating the Authorizing Position List) and Ordinance 2026-18 (setting the 2026 tax rate at $1.2632), together with multiple zoning ordinance amendments and a resolution authorizing purchases through a master cooperative purchasing agreement.
Why this matters: Adopting the budget and tax rate sets the city’s spending plan and revenue posture for the coming fiscal year, and the zoning actions update land-use rules affecting several parcels and planned developments.
Details approved on consent included: final passage of Zoning Ordinance 2026-20 (rezoning about 59.6 acres along Georgetown Road to PUD 76); Zoning Ordinance 2026-21 (rezoning about 1.33 acres along Blackburn Road to CG General Commercial); Ordinance 2026-22 (amendment to PUD 22 updating concept plan and reducing units); Ordinance 2026-23 (amendment to PUD 48 changing area 3 to allow 40-foot-wide townhome and single-family lots); Ordinance 2026-24 (adding about 4.2 acres to PUD 66 and increasing maximum units from 45 to 60); Ordinance 2026-25 (adding a requirement for traffic impact analyses for new developments to Appendix C of the zoning ordinance); and Zoning Ordinance 2026-26 (rezoning approximately 0.53 acres along Dalton Pike to CH Highway Commercial). The consent agenda also included Resolution 2026-52 authorizing purchases under Contract #260202 with Dormakaba USA, Inc. through TIPS.
What the record shows: The meeting minutes and packet entries list the ordinances and resolutions by number and summarize the intended zoning and budget changes. The roll-call vote recorded on the consent motion was 6-0. The minutes do not provide individual yes/no votes by name for every item beyond the 6-0 result.
Next steps: The ordinances listed as final passage on the consent agenda are recorded as adopted; ordinances presented on first reading at the meeting (for example Ordinance 2026-27 amending the FY2025–2026 budget and Ordinance 2026-28 amending the municipal code to add Section 5-414) were advanced on first reading and will return for final consideration per the city’s ordinance process.
Votes at a glance: Ordinance 2026-17 (Adopt FY2027 Budget) — adopted (consent, 6-0); Ordinance 2026-18 (2026 Tax Rate $1.2632) — adopted (consent, 6-0); Zoning Ordinances 2026-20, 2026-21, 2026-22, 2026-23, 2026-24, 2026-25, 2026-26 — adopted (consent, 6-0); Resolution 2026-52 (participate in TIPS Contract #260202) — adopted (consent, 6-0). For items advanced on first reading, recorded first-reading votes were 6-0.
The meeting adjourned at 3:22 p.m.
