Cleveland, OH

Recreation facilities improvements planning — Cleveland-wide

Reviewed Mar 6 · outcome not yet confirmed

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An ordinance was introduced to determine the method for making public improvements to recreation facilities, ancillary recreation buildings, parks, and playgrounds on City-owned and City-leased property. This includes designing, constructing, rehabilitating, renovating, or replacing structures or amenities, with associated site improvements.

What happened

An ordinance has been introduced to authorize improvements to city-owned and city-leased recreation facilities, buildings, parks, and playgrounds, covering design, construction, rehabilitation, renovation, and replacement, including site work.

Why it matters

This is a broad authorization for work on recreational infrastructure. It points to future opportunities for general contractors, site work contractors, playground equipment installers, landscapers, and trades involved in building renovation or construction.

Timing

The ordinance has been introduced. If passed, it will enable departments to procure professional services and construction for these improvements, likely resulting in bids over the next 6-12 months.

Source: clevelandohio.gov