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Cleveland's Downtown Lakefront Plan
Last November, Mayor Frank G. Jackson shared a new vision for Cleveland's Downtown Lakefront between West 3rd Street and Burke Lakefront Airport. More than 120 people attended a community meeting on January 25, 2012 to review and comment on this Downtown Lakefront Plan. If you would like to see the presentation, click here. We encourage you to share any comments or suggestions you may have here. The City Planning Commission expects to take formal action on the plan in March 2012. |
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Group Plan Commission
In July 2010, a new Group Plan Commission began identifying a unified vision for signature public spaces that will link major catalytic projects underway in downtown Cleveland. By January 2011, recommendations for Public Square, the Malls at the center of Cleveland's Civic Center and vital connections to the downtown lakefront are expected. Click for more details... |
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Cleveland Health-Tech Corridor
The Cleveland Health-Tech Corridor is part of a cluster strategy for economic development that was developed as part of Mayor Jackson's 2020 Citywide Plan. Economic Development and Planning collaborated with incubators, healthcare facilities, local community development corporations and educational institutions to establish a strategy to bring biomedical, technological, and health care related businesses to Cleveland. Click for more details... |
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Connecting Cleveland Citywide Plan
The Connecting Cleveland 2020 Citywide Plan is the comprehensive plan for the future of Cleveland and its neighborhoods. The Plan seeks to create viable sustainable neighborhoods by connecting people, places, and opportunities. Click for more details... |
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Waterfront Plan Projects
The 2004 Waterfront Plan is a comprehensive plan for Cleveland’s shoreline. This 2004 plan creates an overall vision to shape the lakefront and riverfront as the most vital element in the transformation of Cleveland as a place to live, work, and play. A number of projects are underway to realize this community vision for Cleveland's waterfront. Click for more details... |
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Landmarks Commission
The Landmarks Commission is an eleven-member body, which, along with its staff, is responsible for ensuring the preservation of historically and architecturally significant structures and districts in the City of Cleveland. The Commission accomplishes this principally through the designation of landmarks and the review of new development and property alterations in designated areas. Click for more details... |
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Zoning Code Updates
This section highlights recent changes to regulations within the City's Zoning Code, including the date the new regulation became effective. Click for more details... |
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Design Review
An increasingly important responsibility of the City Planning Commission is reviewing the design of new residential, commercial and institutional buildings and reviewing other development and renovations in designated districts. The Commission is assisted in this work by seven design review advisory committees which each cover a separate geographic region of the City. Click for more details... |
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Design Review Survey
If you have interacted with City Planning design review staff or one of its design review committees, please fill out our online questionnaire to let us know how we are doing. Please do not use this form to comment on the website. Click to fill out the form now. |
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Download Maps & Files
In this section you will find files that can be downloaded to your computer. Some of the files available include, Zoning Maps, Ward Maps, Business Revitalization District Maps, Community Master Plans, Business Improvement District Manual and others. Click to download files now... |
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How are we doing?
If you have interacted with the city planning staff or one of its committees please fill out our online questionnaire to let us know how we are doing. Please do not use this form to comment on the website. Click to fill out the form now. |
