Encroachment for doors into right-of-way — Lorain Court
Reviewed Mar 6 · outcome not yet confirmed
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The City Planning Commission was scheduled to review an ordinance authorizing a permit to 4601 Lorain LLC to install, use, and maintain two sets of doors opening into the public right-of-way of Lorain Court. This item has been postponed.
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- What happened
- An ordinance authorizing an encroachment permit for installing doors into the public right-of-way on Lorain Court, for 4601 Lorain LLC, was on the agenda for presentation but has been postponed.
- Why it matters
- While postponed, this item indicates planned construction or modification of a building at this location, involving new door installations that require an encroachment permit. This points to potential opportunities for door installers, possibly facade work, or other building envelope improvements.
- Timing
- The item has been postponed. It will reappear on a future agenda for review by the City Council. Construction would follow after council approval and permit issuance.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: clevelandohio.gov
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