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Parma Heights passes zoning code updates, creates three economic development districts © John Benson/cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Pearl Road in Parma Heights. PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio — Roughly a year in the making, Parma Heights City Council last week approved numerous ordinances that as a whole updated the city’s zoning codes providing clearly defined boundaries for commercial and residential development. “It was truly a team effort spearheaded by Law Director Mike Pokorny and Service Director Dennis Patton working with Kris Hopkins from CT Consultants,” Parma Heights Mayor Michael...

Columbia Gas of Ohio plans $5.3 million pipeline replacement project along State Road in Parma John Benson, cleveland.com © John Benson/cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Columbia Gas of Ohio is currently replacing 500 aging gas lines in Parma, including on Dentzler Road. PARMA, Ohio — Columbia Gas of Ohio is currently working on replacing 500 aging gas lines with state-of-the-art plastic pipe for Ward 6 homes in Parma. Construction started two weeks ago and is scheduled — weather permitting — to conclude by late spring or early summer. Crews will be installing roughly 1...

Chick-fil-A Parma’s ‘Community Heroes’ program awards 100 gift cards John Benson, cleveland.com PARMA, Ohio — The Chick-fil-A in Parma officially opens its doors — actually, due to COVID-19, its drive-thru only to start — tomorrow (Jan. 21). Normally the opening of the popular fast food restaurant involves its “First 100” event, which finds the first 100 customers who camp out receiving a grand prize of one Chick-fil-A Sandwich Meal per week for a year. However, this year, nothing is normal. “Obviously with COVID we didn’t want to attract large crowds,” C...

Parma residents asked to keep holiday lights on to support healthcare workers and first responders © John Benson/cleveland.com (Custom credit)/cleveland.com/TNS Holiday lights on Daytona Drive in Parma. PARMA, Ohio — Considering the emotional drain of 2020 going into 2021, city leaders in Parma are hoping residents extend their holiday cheer just a little bit longer. Last night (Dec. 30), Parma City Council passed a resolution encouraging residents to keep their holiday lights on through the end of February to show support for healthcare workers and first responders. “Not only do I hav...

Parma Heights officially joins RITA for tax collections © John Benson/cleveland.com (Custom credit)/cleveland.com/TNS Parma Heights City Hall. PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio — The New Year in Parma Heights finds the city shifting its municipal income tax collection from Cleveland’s Central Collection Agency (CCA) to the Regional Income Tax Authority (RITA). Popular Searches “As we started into 2020, there was a little bit of uncertainty when it came to the collections,” Parma Heights Mayor Michael P. Byrne said. “CCA went on a reduced workweek which impacted tax collections and then impacte...