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  • 2015-204 | ADOPTED OCTOBER 05, 2015 An ordinance authorizing participation in Ohio Department of Administrative Services contracts for the purchase of desktop computers, laptop computers, parts, accessories, and repair services to upgrade city computers, by the Director of Communication & Technology through Dell Marketing L.P.; authorizing the Mayor to enter into agreements in connection therewith; and declaring an emergency.
  • 2015-203 | ADOPTED OCTOBER 05, 2015 An ordinance approving and authorizing the Mayor’s entering into a contract with University Hospitals of Cleveland in connection with a Cuyahoga County ovi task force grant award received from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, and declaring an emergency.
  • 2015-202 | ADOPTED OCTOBER 05, 2015 An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Cuyahoga County for financial assistance under the fiscal year (fy) 2014 state homeland security program, for reimbursement of various training expenses incurred by the city’s Fire Department; and declaring an emergency.
  • 2015-201 | ADOPTED OCTOBER 05, 2015 An ordinance making appropriations for the annual expenses and other expenditures of the City of Strongsville, Ohio, for the year 2015 and repealing ordinance number 2015-189.
  • 2015-200 | ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 24, 2015 A resolution approving an amended development plan and site plan for southpark mall to permit renovations to convert the former giant eagle building into a multi-tenant facility; and declaring an emergency.
  • 2015-199 | ADOPTED JANUARY 15, 2015 An ordinance amending the zoning map of the City of Strongsville
  • 2015-198 | ADOPTED JANUARY 15, 2015 An ordinance amending the zoning map of the City of Strongsville
  • 2015-197 | ADOPTED JANUARY 24, 2015 A resolution supporting the passage of tax levy issue No. 108, at the regular municipal election of November 3, 2015, in connection with re-construction, resurfacing and repair of various streets in the City of Strongsville. First reading 09-21-15.