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Thursday, May 2, 2013

Woodlands of Snowville Project Gets the Green Light

Plans are to build 55 homes — in the first phases — on a large plot of land off of Snowville Road.

The first couple phases of Woodlands of Snowville housing development got the green light from the city’s planning commission.  Developers want to see how the first project — with a total of 55 homes — goes before proposing any additional plans. The planning commission — as well as the US Army Corps of Engineers — approved Phase 1 (28 homes) and Phase 1A (27 homes). Construction could begin soon. “They’ve been trying to get this through for a while, but obviously they’ve had some bank issues,” said Mike Harwood, the city council representative to the planning commission. Designs haven't yet been presented to the city, but Harwood said he expects a style similar to the Four Seasons development. “The homes will carry good architecture,” he …

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Jennifer R. Burke

8:57 am on Friday, May 3, 2013

Hopefully, we'll see marketing materials and model plans released very soon. Check with a local real estate office.   more ›

Monday, April 29, 2013

Woodlands of Snowville Proposal Back on the Table?

The city’s planning commission is reviewing the proposal.

It looks as if the plans for the Woodlands of Snowville subdivision — that would include dozens of new homes — are back on the table. The developers resubmitted the proposal to the Brecksville Planning Commission on Thursday, according to the Sun News.  According to the Sun News post, both the city council and the planning commission OK’d the plans for a new subdivision back in 2008, before withdrawing the plans in 2012. Financing seemed to be an issue, and the plans were temporarily put on hold.

Friday, September 21, 2012

Take a Look at the Latest Plans for Marc’s

Plans for the new Marc’s store are still moving forward.

There hasn't been much news lately, but plans for the new Marc’s store are moving forward. The rendering from ADA Architects above shows the planned design for the front of the building. According to the minutes from the Sept. 6 Planning Commission meeting, the design will include three different styles of brick, two types of siding, six shopping cart corrals and 392 parking spaces. Plans for outdoor lighting and signs will come at a later date. What do you want to know about the new Marc’s? Leave your questions in the comments.

Clayton

9:13 am on Sunday, February 10, 2013

Marc's isn't a bad store to shop at. I have never had a bad experience with any of the employees and if you like spending more money go to Heinens or Giant Eagle (obviously some of us think moving to brecksville is a change in social status and like to spend more money just because they can.) I can guarantee you will get through this and you'll most likely be at the store from time to time.   more ›

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Dom Sciria’s 2011 Was Filled With Family Milestones, City Activities

Dom Sciria was one of your choices for Brecksville Patch’s People of the Year.

At the end of 2011, I asked you to nominate Brecksville Patch’s People of the Year. Now, I’m sharing what made 2011 memorable for your nominees. See all the nominees here. When Dom Sciria thinks about what made 2011 memorable for him, it’s the people he spent it with that stand out, from his children and wife Kathy to his fellow volunteers in the city. As the chair of the city’s Planning Commission, the president of the Cuyahoga Valley Republicans and a member of the Bicentennial Committee, Sciria said he came into contact with a lot of “hardworking” and “dedicated” people. “It just made the year fly by,” Sciria said. There were a lot of milestones in his personal life, too, with his middle child graduating from college and his son …

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Week in Review: Sept. 5 – 11

From City Council updates to the closing of the Brecksville campus of the VA Medical Center, catch up on the week’s news.

Did you miss a story or two this week? Don’t worry – you can catch up quickly by reading the summaries below. Just click the links to view the full stories. 

Friday, September 9, 2011

Clinical Technology, Inc. Granted Preliminary Approval for Construction

Planning Commission approved all agenda items Thursday evening.

Thursday’s Planning Commission meeting involved approving preliminary plans for Clinical Technology, Inc.’s construction. Also addressed was a long-discussed Rambus expansion and land re-subdivision, which was approved. Dennis Forchione, Clinical Technology president, gained preliminary approval to move forward with construction. Architect Gary Ogrocki presented the plans for the site, bringing the proposed building materials for the project. Commission asked for clarification on the warehouse-type structure accompanying the office building. “It is not a distribution center,” said Clinical Technology purchasing agent and general manager, Craig Zeleznik. “There’s not going to be trucks coming in and out.” He explained there would be lab …

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Planning Commission to Discuss Businesses Coming to Brecksville

Clinical Technology, Inc. is on the agenda to move forward.

Brecksville's Planning Commission will address a few sign requirements, including one for the restaurant Seared, and will discuss the new business coming to town -- Clinical Technology, Inc. -- during its meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in City Hall. Other items on the agenda are the resubdivision and expansion of Rambus at 6611 W. Snowville Rd. and an Overbrook Drive deck extension. The agenda PDF is to the right. For more planning commission news, check Brecksville Patch on Friday.

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Week in Review: Aug. 1 – 7

Catch up on the week’s news, from the passage of the schools levy to new businesses looking to come to Brecksville.

There was a lot of news this week in Brecksville. Here’s a quick overview:

Friday, August 5, 2011

Planning Commission Discusses New Business, Cell Towers Coming to Town

New cell towers and business, Clinical Technology, are in Brecksville's future.

The Planning Commission meeting on Thursday involved plenty of new developments for Brecksville. The commission discussed some new cell towers and the development of Clinical Technology, Inc., on South Edgerton Road. They also addressed a residential deck installation and debated a possible Starbucks seating area. Here are a few of the highlights: “This will allow for the 4G technology Verizon and some of the other carriers are upgrading to,” said Verizon representative Matt Newsome. “The hope is that with your comments today, we can make admissions to formally apply,” said Gary Ogrocki, architect. “This is an awfully tough location for outdoor seating,” said commission member Bob Hotaling about the lack of space on the sidewalk for tables…

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Planning Commission Discusses A New Business, Other Updates

Check Brecksville Patch on Friday for more planning commission news.

Thursday’s Planning Commission meeting discussed a new business, Clinical Technology, coming into the community on South Edgerton Road. The high-tech medical supplies company came for preliminary approval and early suggestions for construction. In the work session, commission approved of 12, new Verizon Wireless antenna towers to replace the existing ones. This will improve service for customers, especially those with 4G technology. A previously discussed Hillbrook Oval deck was approved, as well. Adam Prodigal, the homeowner’s grandson, had been to previous meetings to ask for a deck. Thursday, the commission agreed on the deck layout and materials and decided to deal with any further decks in the development when the time came. The …

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