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Cleveland Heritage Commission determines no action required for proposed changes at 109 S. Pearman Avenue
Summary
The commission reviewed an application from Ashley F. Laurenzo to add an 8-by-10 walk-in cooler, a free-standing front-yard sign and a gravel parking area at 109 S. Pearman Avenue and determined no action was required because the parcel map overrides the zoning map and the address is not in the Historic District.
The Cleveland Heritage Commission on Jan. 13, 2026 reviewed an application from Ashley F. Laurenzo to install an 8-by-10 walk-in cooler at the rear of the property, a free-standing sign in the front yard and a gravel parking area for customers at 109 S. Pearman Avenue. After evaluating the submission, the commission determined no action was required because the parcel map overrides the zoning map and the address is not located in the city’s Historic District.
The application was presented as a single item under New Business. The minutes record the scope of the requested changes but show no formal motion to approve or deny; instead, commissioners concluded the commission did not have jurisdiction to act because of the parcel/zoning mapping issue. The applicant is identified in the record as Ashley F. Laurenzo; the minutes do not report any direct public comment, staff recommendation, or conditions attached to the determination.
The minutes do not list any next steps or appeals related to the commission’s finding. The commission’s determination means no local historic‑review action was taken at that meeting; property owners or applicants seeking a different outcome would need to follow the city’s applicable permitting and mapping procedures.
