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Mayfield Heights council approves Mayfield Road rehab, authorizes ODOT change order for Centrix cloud signals
Summary
The council adopted Resolution No. 2026-55 consenting to rehabilitation of Mayfield Road (US 322) and approved Resolution No. 2026-56 authorizing an ODOT change order to install a Centrix cloud traffic-signal system, with the mayor authorized to sign a change order not to exceed $2,829.96.
At its meeting, the Mayfield Heights City Council voted unanimously to approve Resolution No. 2026-55, granting preliminary consent to rehabilitate Mayfield Road (U.S. 322) from Sheridan Road to Eastwood Avenue (PID 121068), and to adopt Resolution No. 2026-56, authorizing a change order with the Ohio Department of Transportation to install a Centrix cloud traffic-signal system.
Councilmember LaGrosso introduced Resolution No. 2026-55, which the council adopted after motions to suspend the rules and to approve. The chair explained the work is being handled in two agreements: one covering the portion led by the adjacent municipality and a separate agreement with ODOT for the state-managed portion that extends into Mayfield Heights. The council completed a roll call and voted yes on the resolution.
On the related signal-system change order, the mayor was authorized to enter into a change order with ODOT for an additional amount not to exceed $2,829.96. Councilmember Teldin said the vendor moved the system to a cloud-based Centrix platform because of server and memory limitations, which raised some costs while maintaining similar field performance. "They switched to a cloud," Teldin said, adding the change produced "some increases" in certain line items and offsetting savings in others.
The council voted unanimously on both resolutions. Motions to suspend the rules were moved by Councilmember Brunello (seconded by Miss Finney Brown) for the rehabilitation resolution and moved by Mister Teller (seconded by Mister Miner) for the Centrix change order; formal approval votes were recorded by roll call with all present members voting yes.
The resolutions note the project covers Mayfield Road (US 322) from Sheridan Road to Eastwood Avenue in Mayfield and the adjacent jurisdiction and list PID number 121068. The council did not specify a construction schedule in the discussion recorded in the transcript. The chair noted one agreement is with the neighboring municipality and the other is with ODOT, and that staff will continue coordination with ODOT and the adjacent city.
