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Appearing at a Cleveland Heights City Council candidates' forum hosted Sept. 20 by the League of Women Voters are, from left, moderator Susan Taft, challengers Jim Petras and Jeanne Gordon, Council President Melody Joy Hart, Councilwomen Janine Boyd and Gail Larson and challenger Jon Benedict.CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Three City Council incumbents face opposition from three challengers for their at-large seats with full four-year terms in the Nov. 7 election.
In addition to co-authoring legislation that launched the Racial Justice Task Force, Hart also worked on major changes in housing justice, helping to set up a diversion program that keeps homeowners with building code violations out of municipal court as they fix them with assistance from the Home Repair Resource Center .
Petras believes that by council working together, “the city still has the ability to revitalize city parks, uplift the Oxford and Caledonia neighborhoods, rejuvenate Coventry and Taylor and finally redevelop Severance .” “I’m not looking for the Disneyland of swimming,” Gordon said, “just some things that make it easier for all people to enjoy water recreation.”” Committee-of-the-Whole meeting , where officials said that Cumberland may be “so far past deferred maintenance that repairs could leave it out of commission for a season.”
“We need to be delivering on the promise to residents and make it a reality, Hart said, adding that she plans to bring the matter up at the next joint meeting of the school board, both city councils and the Heights Library board., with Gordon saying that she finds the city “separated and disconnected” from the school district. She and Larson said they liked the joint meetings and expressed disappointment they have not continued.
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